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EB57.R14 Assessment of Namibia: request from the Commissioner for Namibia, acting on behalf of the Coun- cil for Namibia and the Secretary-General of the United Nations, for a waiver of the assessment of Namibia until such time as it accedes to independence

The Executive Board,

Having considered a request from the Commissioner for Namibia, acting on behalf of the Council for Namibia and the Secretary-General of the United Nations, for a waiver of the assessment of Namibia until such time as it accedes to independence ； 3

Noting the reasons presented by the Commissioner for Namibia and the statement made by the repre- sentative of the United Nations Council for Namibia in support of the request ；

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Recalling that the World Health Assembly, in resolution WHA26.21, expressed its belief that the scale of assessment in W H O should follow as closely as possible that of the United Nations, due account being taken of the principles laid down in resolutions WHA8.5 and WHA24.12 for the establishment of the scale of assessment in W H O ;

Considering that the United Nations General Assembly and the World Health Assembly have never exempted a Member or Associate Member from the payment of its contribution for a full year;

Recalling that the First World Health Assembly, in resolution WHA1.80, resolved that Associate Members shall be subject to the same obligations as Members, except that the difference in their status shall be taken into account in determining the amount of their contribution to the budget of the Organization ；

Recalling that the Thirteenth World Health Assembly, in resolution WHA13.16, confirmed that the assessment of Associate Members shall be 0.02%;

Recalling that the Twenty-seventh World Health Assembly, in resolution WHA27.39, decided that the assessment of Namibia for 1974 shall be reduced to one-third of 0.02%;

Recalling further that the Twenty-seventh World Health Assembly, in resolution WHA27.9, decided that the assessment of Associate Members for 1975 and future years shall be 0.01 %;

Conscious of Article 56 of the Constitution, under which the Health Assembly approves the budget estimates and apportions the expenses among the Members and Associate Members in accordance with a scale to be fixed by the Health Assembly; and

Considering the special situation of Namibia as a territory in respect of which the United Nations has assumed direct responsibilities,

DECIDES to recommend to the Twenty-ninth World Health Assembly the adoption of the following resolution :

“ The Twenty-ninth World Health Assembly,

“ Having considered the recommendations of the Executive Board on the assessment of Namibia,

“ 1. EXPRESSES its full and continuing support to the objective of the attainment by Namibia of self- determination and independence so vital for the health of its people and reaffirms its intention to collaborate fully with United Nations programmes of assistance to the Namibian people;

“ 2. CONFIRMS the assessment of Namibia as established in resolutions WHA27.39 and WHA27.9; and

“ 3. URGES the United Nations to make continuing provision for payment of the assessed contributions of Namibia."

Handb. Res., Vol. П, 7.1.2.3 Seventh meeting, 17 January 1976

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