By letter of 25 November 2002, the Supervisory Authority replied that the complaint should be made to the Board of Appeal of Insurances ( the Board ).

Support is provided to the CDM Executive Board, its panels and working groups, and the JI Supervisory Committee.

In a two tier system the term board can refer to the management board, whose members have executive responsibilities, and the supervisory board, responsible for monitoring and supervising the company's management.

(e) Make recommendations on the remuneration to be paid to the United Nations Board of Auditors

remuneration Corresponding General Service pensionable remuneration

performs supervisory roles

Supervisory and management

FEE further recommends that the board should disclose its reasons for considering a non executive (or supervisory) director to be independent.

Member of the Supervisory Board of Ukrainian American Renaissance Foundation, Kyiv (a sister foundation of the Soros Foundation in New York)

19. Supervisory training programmes for all staff with supervisory roles are in progress.

Directors' remuneration

Pensionable remuneration

4.5 According to the State party, the author's observations fail to take into account the fact that the Supervisory Board's members are independent experts, and that the Supervisory Board is an independent disciplinary tribunal set up under private law.

The Kyoto Protocol interim allocation foresaw a total of five meetings per year of the JI Supervisory Committee and the CDM Executive Board.

B. Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission

(i) Management and supervisory training

I. Management and supervisory training

In this document, the term board is used to refer to the highest governing and monitoring body or bodies of an enterprise upon which executive and non executive or supervisory board members sit.

The Article 6 Supervisory Committee may draw on outside expertise and the secretariat services the Supervisory Committee.

(c) The managerial competencies for supervisory staff so as to provide an assessment of their supervisory skills

Definition of remuneration.

More than half of the staff positions supporting the work of the CDM Executive Board and JI Supervisory Committee still rely on extra budgetary sources.

These structures may include committees or groups to which the board has assigned duties regarding the oversight of executive remuneration, audit matters, appointments to the board, and the evaluation of management performance.

In 1992, for the first time since 1986, the Board was unable to reach a consensus on the General Service pensionable remuneration methodology.

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REMUNERATION FROM OUTSIDE SOURCES

Percentage of pensionable remuneration

(Percentage of pensionable remuneration)

Variations exist among the two tier systems, and the responsibilities of the supervisory board could in some countries include responsibilities for the strategic direction of the company.

(a) 46.25 per cent of the net remuneration of Professional staff was used to determine the pensionable remuneration from net remuneration, whereas for General Service staff 66.25 per cent of the net remuneration would be used

F. Review of pensionable remuneration

PENSIONABLE REMUNERATION AND PENSION ENTITLEMENTS

categories monitoring of pensionable remuneration

3. Remuneration of contractual personnel

(as percentage of pensionable remuneration)

Pensionable remuneration of ungraded officials

58. The Chairman of the Board noted that the Board apos s position included an endorsement of the Commission apos s conclusion that an income replacement approach should be used to determine General Service pensionable remuneration, which the Board believed should also involve the following

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(i) Reprimand, written or oral, by a supervisory official

2. Present situation of the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission

6. The Board and ICSC are therefore in agreement, both as to the objectives and the major features of the revised methodology to determine the pensionable remuneration.

34. Concerning the comprehensive review of General Service pensionable remuneration, he noted that the Board had been unable to reach a consensus on methodology the year before.

The Board noted with satisfaction that the current cost estimate of 0.26 per cent of pensionable remuneration was in line with the earlier estimate of 0.30 per cent.

The ECB was not given overall supervisory and regulatory powers.

Appreciating that the fulfilment of functions requires from members and alternate members of the Executive Board significant effort and time and that the extent of meeting time required per year is the key criterion for remuneration applicable to the Executive Board,