text: $1.2million representing additional expenditures resulting franJud:Jement No.370oftheUnitedNatials Mministrati veTribunal approved underGeneral Assembly resolution 41/209VIII. f/Balance ofunliquidated obligations soownin1980-1981 financial statements renained openthrough 1982;netsavingsreflected in1982-1983 audited financial statements and\\Ouldhavebeencredited against MemberStates' assessed contributions in1985. . siBalance ofunliquidated obligations soownin1982-1983 financial statements renained openthrough 1984;netsavings reflected in1984-1985 audited financial statements wouldhavebeencredited against MemberStates' assessed contributions in1987. !iReflected infinancial statements for1986-1987 andwouldhavebeen creditedagainst MamberStates' assessed contributioos in1989. i/Balance ofunliquidated obligations shownin1984-1985 financial statements rerrained openthrough 1986;netsavingsreflected in1986-1987 financial statements wouldhavebeencredited against MemberStates' assessed contributions in1989afterreduction of$3.1million tobecredited to~mber Statesinaccordance withGeneral Assembly resolution 40/239A. jfEstinated savinginliquidations ofthe1986-1987 unliquidated obligations whichremained q:;>enthrough 1988,whichotherwise \\Ouldbecredited against MemberStates' assessments in1991.A/C.5/45/17 English Page21 AnnexIVA(continued) a/Netresultofdecrease inappropriations approved byGeneral Assembly inrero1utions 2947AandB(XXVII), totalling $4.4million, lessshortfall of $0.5million inactualmiscellaneous incaneandstaffassessment incaneas corrpared withfinalappropriatic:ns. b/Reflected inaudited financial statements for1972and\\Ouldhavebeen credited against ~mberStates' assessed contributions in1974. c/Reflected inaudited financial statements for1980-1981 andwouldhave beencredited against ~mberStates' assessed contributions in1983. ~Reflected inaudited financi3.1 statements for1982-1983 andwouldhave beencredited against MamberStates' assessed contributic:ns in1985. ~Reflected inaudited financial statements for1984-1985, asamended in 1986by$1.3millionofunrecorded 1984-1985 obligations andin1987by $1.2million representing additional expenditures resulting franJud:Jement No.370oftheUnitedNatials Mministrati veTribunal approved underGeneral Assembly resolution 41/209VIII. f/Balance ofunliquidated obligations soownin1980-1981 financial statements renained openthrough 1982;netsavingsreflected in1982-1983 audited financial statements and\\Ouldhavebeencredited against MemberStates' assessed contributions in1985. . siBalance ofunliquidated obligations soownin1982-1983 financial statements renained openthrough 1984;netsavings reflected in1984-1985 audited financial statements wouldhavebeencredited against MemberStates' assessed contributions in1987. !iReflected infinancial statements for1986-1987 andwouldhavebeen creditedagainst MamberStates' assessed contributioos in1989. i/Balance ofunliquidated obligations shownin1984-1985 financial statements rerrained openthrough 1986;netsavingsreflected in1986-1987 financial statements wouldhavebeencredited against MemberStates' assessed contributions in1989afterreduction of$3.1million tobecredited to~mber Statesinaccordance withGeneral Assembly resolution 40/239A. jfEstinated savinginliquidations ofthe1986-1987 unliquidated obligations whichremained q:;>enthrough 1988,whichotherwise \\Ouldbecredited against MemberStates' assessments in1991. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryDigitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryAnnexIVB RESULTS OFSUSPENSION OFTHEPRJVISICNS OF FI~IAL Rmur.ATIONS 4.3,4.4,5.2(b) AND5.2(d) INREEPEm' OFUNEF/UNOOF ANDUNiFIL (InUnitedStatesdollars)A/C.5/45/17 Fnglish Page23 UNEF/UNDOF UNIFIL General AssenU::>ly General Assembly
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