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[...] delivering as one, stocktaking on the Millennium [...] [...]

Non-expendable property consists of property and equipment, as follows: (a) property or equipment valued at $1,500 or more per unit at the time of purchase and having a service life of at least five years; (b) special items, which are property items considered to be of an attractive nature and easily removable from the premises because of their size, costing $500 or more per unit at the time of purchase and with a serviceable life of three years or more; and (c) group inventory items (for example, furniture and modular workstations) with a serviceable life of five years or more, irrespective of value.

It was unable to thoroughly inventory any Forces nouvelles unit and, as a result, the above list is certainly not exhaustive.

The Board reviewed the existing non-expendable property arrangement across entities and noted the following examples of deficiencies: (a) the inventory reports included items that could not be located or were obsolete; (b) there were inadequate physical inventory count procedures or physical counts were not always performed; (c) there were discrepancies between items physically counted and the items in the fixed asset registers; (d) some entities maintained manual fixed asset registers, which were prone to error and by design had weak data-access control; (e) adjustments were made to fixed asset registers without supporting documents; (f) reconciliation was not always performed between physical inventory and the fixed asset register; (g) items were not always included in the inventory report; and (h) inadequate asset management procedures, such as tagging of individual assets and properly recording details of assets in the fixed asset registers.

The Ministry of Lands is also currently addressing the historical coastal land issues of tenants-at-will and squatters, by taking an inventory of land that is either idle, heavily squatted on or where members of the public are tenants-at-will.

(i) “Intangible assets” shall mean identifiable non-monetary assets without physical substance.

It took stock of progress and considered the issues which needed to be addressed to ensure that the advances of recent years in promoting regional connectivity were sustained.

In addition, Operational Support Services initiated a comprehensive physical inventory of non-expendable and special items in the second half of 2007 to verify assets that were moved after completion of the asbestos removal and in line with measures related to the preparation for the introduction of IPSAS.

[...] as ‘ecological stock-taking’ and can [...] [...]

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(d) Inventory of national and international provisions dealing with international cooperation that are relevant for cybercrime investigations and prosecutions

The implementing and bilateral agencies concerned were urged to establish full consistency of data reports in the PCRs, in the inventory and in the annual progress reports, and to clear the backlog of PCRs (decision 53/6).

[...] results of the evaluation [...] [...]

They considered that it was important for the Executive Committee to take timely action to address the problem, and that there was a need for further surveys and inventories of HCFCs in Article 5 countries.

[...] its current stocktaking procedures [...] [...]

In order to accelerate progress in ensuring comprehensive, sensitive, coordinated and consistent support to staff and, where appropriate, other civilian personnel affected by critical incidents in the line of duty, as well as to their families, the Committee will undertake a stock-taking exercise to identify best practices, gaps and problem areas; clarify scope; and identify and explore differences in eligibility and coverage for different categories of personnel.

The 24-hour display located at the “12 o’clock” position on the dial has hour and minute hands, which show sidereal time with breathtaking accuracy.

Most importantly, a synthesis of the accumulated knowledge on sustainable development over the past two decades, in the form of a dynamic stocktaking exercise, could be undertaken with the objective of providing a sound basis for thinking ahead on how to address sustainable development challenges in the twentyfirst century.

The third thematic session, on TCEs, will be an eight day session, as it will also include three days for member states to review and take stock of the text(s) and make a recommendation to the General Assembly in 2013.

(a) With respect to paragraph 12 of the collection of topics for consideration within a comprehensive study on impact of and responses to cybercrime (see annex I), Colombia understands that the reference to an inventory of conduct that has been criminalized includes the subject matter of terrorism