Office of the Under Secretary General for Safety and Security

The Under Secretary General for Safety and Security introduced the report of the Secretary General (A 60 424).

The global road safety crisis progress on the implementation of General Assembly resolution 58 289

Welcoming the report of the Secretary General on the global road safety crisis,A 58 228.

Seminar on the General Assembly discussion on Global road safety (organized by the World Health Organization)

However, pursuant to section XI of General Assembly resolution 59 276 of 23 December 2004, the activities relating to security and safety now fall under section 33, Safety and security.

In its resolution 58 289, entitled Improving global road safety , the General Assembly recognized the need for the United Nations system to support efforts to address the global road safety crisis.

11. Requests the Secretary General to report to the General Assembly at its sixty second session on the progress made in improving global road safety

The case against nuclear power is deeply rooted in concerns over safety in general and radiation in particular.

c Includes the amount of 7 million for security and safety approved in General Assembly resolution 58 295.

131. Decides not to reclassify a D 2 post to the Assistant Secretary General level for the Deputy to the Under Secretary General for Safety and Security

Following General Assembly action in December 2004, some 361 General Service posts were added to the regular budget staffing table, primarily reflecting efforts to strengthen security and safety.

In line with General Assembly resolution 59 267 (XI) of 23 December 2004, those activities have been subsumed by the Department of Safety and Security and are now reflected under section 33, Safety and security.

Having considered the report of the Secretary General on the global road safety crisis,A 60 181 and Corr.1.

The NPUs and NPPUs currently under development fully meet the established specific safety requirements and general technical safety requirements for all regular use by spacecraft personnel and the rocket industry and for all foreseeable accident conditions.

1. Takes note of the report of the Secretary General on safety and security of United Nations personnel A 55 494.

Noting with satisfaction the progress made by the United Nations Road Safety Collaboration as described in the report of the Secretary General as well as the road safety initiatives undertaken by relevant United Nations agencies and international partners,

Immediate action to establish the Department of Safety and Security was taken by the appointment on 13 January 2005 of the Under Secretary General for Safety and Security, as well as the designation of officers in charge for the Division of Safety and Security Services and for the Division of Regional Operations.

29. Also decides to appropriate 500,000 dollars under general temporary assistance to provide surge capacity for the Department of Safety and Security

The new Under Secretary General for Safety and Security should be given an opportunity to reassess the feasibility of the current proposals.

We have come a long way since the road safety item was included in the agenda of the General Assembly in 2003.

Hours of operation of the Security and Safety Service, for the High level Plenary Meeting and the general debate are as follows

It also drew attention to the General Assembly's decision that the Under Secretary General for Safety and Security should be appointed with full respect for the principle of equitable geographical representation.

Mr. Veness (Under Secretary General for Safety and Security), introducing the report of the Secretary General on a strengthened and unified security management system for the United Nations (A 60 424), said that the primary responsibility for ensuring the safety and security of United Nations staff and premises lay with host countries.

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Nuclear safety

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The Secretary General hereby transmits the report prepared by the World Health Organization (WHO) on the global road safety crisis in accordance with General Assembly resolution 58 289 of 14 April 2004.

The Secretary General I congratulate the General Assembly on the important step it has taken in adopting the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Safety of United Nations and Associated Personnel.

Taking note of the relevant resolutions of the General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency on safety of transport of radioactive materials,

The General Assembly adopted resolution 58 289, which invited WHO to act as coordinator for road safety issues within the United Nations system.

Noting with satisfaction the progress made by the United Nations Road Safety Collaboration as described in the report of the Secretary General,Ibid., para. 32. as well as the road safety initiatives undertaken by relevant United Nations agencies and international partners,

In resolution 59 276 of 23 December 2004, the General Assembly created the Department of Safety and Security (DSS), which involved the merger of UNSECOORD, the Safety and Security Service, and the field security component of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations.

A 60 181 Corr.2 Item 62 of the provisional agenda The global road safety crisis progress on the implementation of General Assembly resolution 58 289 Note by the Secretary General F (only)

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18. Urges the Secretary General to preserve the international character of the Organization in the recruitment of relevant categories of safety and security staff

Mr. Reuter (Executive Director of the Capital Master Plan) said that he endorsed the comments of the Under Secretary General for Security and Safety.

Law on Radiation Safety and Nuclear Safety (entered into force on 21 November 2000)

1. Welcomes the report of the Secretary General on the safety and security of humanitarian personnel and protection of United Nations personnel A 59 332.