Requests the UNFPA Executive Director to keep the financial regulations under active review and to consult accordingly with the Executive Board.

Requests the UNFPA Executive Director to keep the financial regulations under active review and to consult accordingly with the Executive Board.

At its second regular session, in September 2004, the Executive Board requested the Executive Director to articulate a strategy for attaining financial viability.

In addition, there is one Executive Secretary responsible for administrative, personnel and financial affairs.

In addition, the Executive Board will have before it the annual financial review, 2004.

All financial decisions would thus continue to be taken by the existing Executive Board, with weighted voting reflecting the financial contributions of member countries.

Evaluation of the Financial Mechanism of the Montreal Protocol Executive Summary, UNEP OzL.Pro.16 11 (2004).

This report summarizes the financial situation of UNFPA in 2004 for the information of the Executive Board.

Requests the Executive Director to provide periodic updates to the Executive Board in the course of 2006 on UNOPS' financial situation and on progress in the implementation of the transition measures

The Executive Director shall be responsible for, and report to the Council on the Administration of the financial accounts.

This plan enables the Executive Board to review the financial performance of UNICEF in 2004 and see updated income projections.

In decision XVI 36, the Parties requested the Executive Committee to consider the evaluation and review of the financial mechanism.

Further requests the Administrator to keep the financial regulations under active review and to consult accordingly with the Executive Board.

Requests the Executive Director to continue to improve the financial management and control systems of UNOPS and the required reporting

Proposed changes to the financial rules and regulations will be presented to the Executive Board at its January 2006 session.

The Executive Board had before it the financial report and audited financial statements for the biennium ended 31 Dec 2003 (A 59 5 Add.2), which was introduced by the Comptroller.

Requests the Executive Director to report on the utilization of these funds in the context of the UNFPA annual financial review.

Administrative and financial services programme assists the Executive Secretary in the planning, development, coordination, control and management of the secretariat's resources.

It is worth noting that the committees within the United Nations system generally report to their executive heads, while the committees within the multinational financial institutions and other international organizations report to their executive boards.

Indeed, one key lesson of the financial crisis is that an overhaul of executive compensation must be high on the policy agenda.

The report on the annual review of the financial situation, building on the financial information provided to the Executive Board throughout the year, undertakes a comprehensive review and analysis from the financial perspective of UNDP activities at the global and aggregate levels.

Summary of actions taken by the Executive Committee on the recommendations of the study on the financial mechanism pursuant to decision XVI 36

Additionally, the Chief Executive Officer of the Financial Services Commission and several members of the private sector delegation of the Territory made presentations.

Comment by the Administration. Substantial improvements have been made to improve transparency and disclosure in the notes to financial statements, the financial report and the executive summary, as well as in the main statements.

The COP at its sixth session requested the Executive Secretary to report at the seventh session on the financial performance of the Convention budget.

Notes the concerns expressed by the Management Coordination Committee (MCC) with regard to the attainment of 2005 targets and requests the Executive Director to provide periodic updates to the Executive Board on UNOPS financial situation during the course of 2005

Not without reform. Indeed, one key lesson of the financial crisis is that an overhaul of executive compensation must be high on the policy agenda.

It is important for financial firms and firms in general to reform compensation structures to ensure tighter alignment between executive payoffs and long term results.

Requests the Executive Secretary to prepare the proposed budget in the programme and budget documents for future COPs in full accordance with Financial Rule 3

Neither the Executive Director nor any member of the staff shall have any financial interest in the timber industry or trade, or associated commercial activities.

UNICEF agrees to develop and implement guidance which requires contracts involving significant financial commitments to be submitted to the Senior Adviser, Executive Office, for approval.

In January 2006, UNOPS will present to the Executive Board proposed changes to its financial rules and regulations and proposed modifications to its governance structure.

For example, non executive directors who are employees of banks and other financial institutions with which the enterprise has a business relationship cannot be considered independent.

Notes that when required and authorized by the financial rules, the Executive Secretary should draw on reserves for funding both the secretariat and the Global Mechanism

The Executive Secretary, in agreement with the Department of Management, has taken over most of the responsibility for financial, procurement and personnel management of the secretariat.

The Executive Director of the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) submits herewith the financial report of UNICEF, accompanied by 10 statements and supported by 1 schedule.

The Working Group on Financial Markets (also, President's Working Group on Financial Markets, the Working Group, and colloquially the Plunge Protection Team) was created by Executive Order 12631, signed on March 18, 1988 by United States President Ronald Reagan.

Presidential decree No. 1263 of 1 November 2001 had established the Committee of the Russian Federation for Financial Monitoring, a federal executive organ empowered to take measures to prevent money laundering and to coordinate the activities of other federal executive organs in that area.

A unitary board is comprised of executive and non executive directors.

5.1 The Deputy Executive Secretary is accountable to the Executive Secretary.

14.21 The Office of the Executive Director provides executive and support services to the Executive Director and the Deputy Executive Director, as well as to the senior management of UNEP.

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