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JIU/REP/2007/2 UNITED NATIONS SYSTEM STAFF MEDICAL COVERAGE Prepared by Victor Vislykh M. Deborah Wynes Joint Inspection Unit Geneva 2007

United Nations A/62/541 General Assembly Distr.: General 9 November 2007 Original: English Sixty-second session Agenda items 126, 128 and 134 Review of the efficiency of

United Nations TD/B/COM.1/EM.33/4 United Nations Conference on Trade and Development Distr.: General 15 November 2007 Original: English GE.07-52262 Trade and

United Nations S/2006/447 Security Council Distr.: General 30 June 2006 Original: English 06-41916 (E) 150906 180906 *0641916* Letter dated 28 June 2006 from the

. […] “The Ministry of Finance and Public Credit, having consulted the National Insurance and Bonding Commission, shall prescribe general regulations for the purpose of establishing measures and procedures to prevent and detect transactions and operations in insurance institutions and mutual insurance companies that may fall within the scope of article 400 bis of the Criminal Code for the Federal District in Ordinary Matters and for the Whole Republic in Federal Matters, including the requirement to submit to the Ministry, through the aforementioned Commission, periodic reports on the operations and activities that they undertake with their contractors, policyholders, beneficiaries and other users of their services, in respect of the sums and within the conditions laid down in the said general regulations.

GE.18-19571(E)  Initial report submitted by Singapore under article 35 of the Convention, due in 2015*, ** [Date received: 30 June 2016] * The present

K1403828 071214 SAICM/OEWG.2/INF/11 Distr.: General 28 November 2014 English only Open-ended Working Group of the International Conference on Chemicals Management Second meeting

The Panel sought additional information as to whether insurance companies in Kuwait required policyholders to pay premiums during this period. Written inquiries were sent to seven insurers in Kuwait with whom the claimant had brokerage relations.

Women asked for safety measures, sidewalks, pedestrian crossings, and rural and inter-urban roads, while men were interested in high-speed routes; (b) The National Health Fund (FONASA)25 found that the practice of providing membership cards only to the principal policyholders, who are usually men, led to difficulties in obtaining health-care services for family members, a task usually carried out by women (especially in the case of separated or estranged couples with children).