Cognizant of decisions 11 CP.7, 15 CP.7, 17 CP.7, 19 CP.7, 20 CP.7, 21 CP.7, 22 CP.7, 23 CP.7, 21 CP.8, 22 CP.8, 13 CP.9, 18 CP.9 and its annex II, and 19 CP.9,

Recalling its decisions 11 CP.1, 13 CP.1, 7 CP.2, 9 CP.3, 2 CP.4, 4 CP.4, 9 CP.5, 4 CP.7, 10 CP.8, and 6 CP.10,

Recalling its decisions 2 CP.1, 22 CP.7, 23 CP.7, 4 CP.8, 19 CP.8 and 25 CP.8,

India

The revised budget provides for the deployment of an additional 800 military contingent personnel and 275 civilian police officers including one formed unit, for a total revised strength of 7,500 military contingent personnel and 1,897 civilian police.

Cognizant of decisions 11 CP.7 and its annex, 15 CP.7, 17 CP.7 and its annex, 21 CP.8 and its annex II, 18 CP.9 and its annexes, 19 CP.9 and its annex, 12 CP.10 and its annexes, and 14 CP.10 and its annex,

Cognizant of decisions 15 CP.7, 17 CP.7 and its annex, 19 CP.7 and its annex, 21 CP.8 and its annexes, 18 CP.9 and its annexes, 19 CP.9 and its annex, 12 CP.10 and its annex, and 14 CP.10 and its annex,

Recalling also decisions 11 CP.7, 19 CP.7, 21 CP.7, 22 CP.7 and 13 CP.9,

The resources approved by the Assembly for the maintenance of the mission were based on the ceilings of the military and civilian police components authorized by the Security Council in its resolution 1542 (2004) of 30 April 2004.

Recalling its decisions 5 CP.7, 29 CP.7, 7 CP.9 and 4 CP.10,

Military Observer Coordination Centre, Kalemie

Guatemala

United Nations Military Observers

1 P 5, 1 P 4, 3 P 3, 2 P 2, 1 GS, 4 NO

3 battalions

Military Police Sections

2 riverine companies

371 total

Chief Military Adviser

(11 total)

(7 total)

This amount has been assessed on Member States. The total expenditure for the period amounted to 34,556,100 gross ( 34,495,400 net).

Table 2.

Recalling its decisions 14 CP.1, 22 CP.5 and 6 CP.6

India

1 P 4, 1 P 3, 2 FS, 18 NS, 1 NS,a 4 UNV

Recalling also its decisions on national communications from Parties not included in Annex I to the Convention (non Annex I Parties), in particular its decisions 10 CP.2, 2 CP.4, 12 CP.4, 8 CP.5, 31 CP.7, 32 CP.7 and 17 CP.8,

Recalling the relevant provisions of the Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, in particular its Article 7, and decisions 11 CP.7, 16 CP.7, 17 CP.7, 18 CP.7, 19 CP.7, 19 CP.9 and 13 CP.10,

10 NS, 8 UNV

The present report contains the revised budget for MINUSTAH for the period from 1 July 2005 to 30 June 2006, which amounts to 518,828,500 and which represents an increase of 48,754,900 from the amount of 470,073,600 appropriated by the General Assembly in its resolution 59 17 B for the maintenance of the mission for the same period.

Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration Section

It also provides for the temporary recruitment of 17 international staff, 30 national staff and 18 United Nations volunteers.

(6 posts)

Office of the Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary General

1 D 1, 2 P 5, 4 P 4, 4 P 3,

Military Police Sections

Recalling decisions 8 CP.4 and 5 CP.4,

Recalling its decisions 21 CP.7 and 20 CP.9,

Total 8

Formed Police Unit

South Africa

Mbuji Mayi

Unit

Recalling also decisions 5 CP.4 and 12 CP.5,

Further recalling its decisions 18 CP.8 and 13 CP.9,