Budget Appropriations for the Financial Year 1952

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A Resolution of the General Assembly, published in 1952.

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16 operative paragraphs

Appropriations totalling $US48,096,780 are hereby voted for the following purposes:

A.

UNITED NATIONS Part I.

Sessions of the General Assembly, the Councils,

Commissions and Committees Section Dollars (US) 1.

The General Assembly, Commissions and Committees .. .

1,401,500 2.

The Security Council, Commissions and Committees ... . 3.

The Economic and Social Council, Commissions and

Committees ...................................... .

130,300

Permanent Central Opium Board and Narcotic Drugs Supervisory Body ...................... .

16,000

Regional Economic Commissions .............. .

50,300 196,600 4.

The Trusteeship Council, Commissions and Committees.

50,000 TOTAL, PART I 1,648,100 1,648,100 '"See resolutions 14 A (I), eFJ (I) and 238 A (III).

General A•sembly--Sl&llw,Slulen

Part II. Investigations and inquiries Secti.on 5.

Investigations and inquiries ....................... .

United Nations Field Service .................. .

Part III. Headquarters, New York 6.

Executive Office of the Secretary-General ........... .

465,700

Library ..................................... .

440,000 7.

Department of Security Council Affairs .............. . 8.

Military Staff Committee secretariat ................ . 9.

Technical Assistance Administration ................ . 10.

Department of Economic Affairs ................... . 11.

Department of Social Affairs ...................... . 12.

Department for Trusteeship and Information from Non-Self-Governing Territories .................... . 13.

Department of Public Information .................. . 14:

Department of Legal Affairs ....................... . 15.

Conference and General Services ................... . 16.

Administrative and Financial Services .............. . 17.

Common staff costs ............................... . 18.

Common services ................................. . 19.

Permanent equipment ............................. .

Improvements to premises .................... .

Part IV.

United Nations Office at Geneva 20.

United Nations Office at Geneva ( excluding direct costs,

chapter III, joint secretariat of the Permanent Central Opium Board and Narcotic Drugs Supervisory Body) ..

4,285,120 Chapter III, joint secretariat of the Permanent Central Opium Board and Narcotic Drugs Supervisory Body ...

55,700

Office of the United Nat ions High Commissioner

for Refugees ................................ .

Part V.

Information centres 21.

Information centres ( other than information services,

United Nations Office at Geneva) .................. .

Part VI.

Regional Economic Commissions (other than the Economic Commission for Europe) 22.

Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East. .... . 23.

Economic Commission for Latin America ............ .

Part VII.

Hospitality 24.

Hospitality D~lla,-.r (US)

1,648,100

905,700 743,800 131,200 300,000 2,167,200 1,605,000 875,000 2,587,400 428,000 7,275,000 2,800,000 4,130;000 3,572,900 517,100 91,500 28,129,800

4,340,820 500,000 4,840,820

892,300 892,300

973,800 734,700 1,708,500

20,000 20,000 37,239,520

37,239,520 Part VI II.

Contractual printing 25.

Official Records ( excluding chapter VI, Permanent Central Opium Board and Narcotic Drugs Supervisory Body)

816,040 Chapter VI, Permanent Central Opium Board and N arcotic Drugs Supervisory Body ....................... .

8,?6()

825,000 26.

Publications ..................................... .

850,000 1,675,000 Part IX.

Technical programmes 768,500 27.

Advisory social welfare functions .................. . 28.

Technical assistance for economic development. ...... .

479,400 145,000 29.

Programme for training in public administration ...... .

1,392,900 Part X.

Special expenses

Transfer of the assets of the League of Nations to the

United Nations ................................. .

649,500 31.

Amortization of the Headquariers construction loan ... .

1,000,000 1,649,500 B. THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE Part XJ.

The International Court of Justice

The International Court of Justice .................. .

639,860 639,860 C.

SUPPLEMENT ARY PROVISIONS Part Xl/. Supplementary provisions 33.

Investigations, inquiries and other activities .......... .

5,500,000 5,500,000 48,096,780

The appropriations voted by paragraph 1 above shal be financed by contributions from Members after adjustment as provided by the Financial Regulations, subject to the provision of paragraph 1 of the resolution18 relating to the Working Capital Fund. For this purpose, miscellaneous income for the financial year 1952 is estimated at $US6,399,800;

No expenditures shall be made from the funds appropriated under part XII until the General Assembly has specifically approved them under the provision of Article 18, paragraph 2, of the Charter, except that expenditures not in excess of one-twelfth of the amounts expended in the fiscal year 1951 for investigations and inquiries and the United Nations Field Service may be expended without such authorization by the General Assembly and provided further that the appropriations in part XII shall not in any way prejudice any future decision of the General Assembly;

The Secretary-General is authorized:

To administer as a unit the appropriations provided under section 3 (a), section 20, chapter III, and section 25, chapter VI;

With the prior concurrence of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions, to transfer credits between sections of the budget;

In addition to the appropriations voted by paragraph 1 above, an amount of $US14,000 is hereby appropriated for the purchase of books, periodicals, maps and library equipment, from the income of the Library Endowment Fund in accordance with the objects and provision of the endowment;

In the event that the General Assembly fails to confirm or reduces any appropriation herein voted, the Member States shall receive a proportionate credit on contributions due or a proportionate refund of contributions paid.

21 December 1951.

11 See resolution 585 A (VI), page 74.

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