Amount assessed 910 400

B. Amount assessed 40 318.0

Net assessment 193 170 767

2. Amount assessed

Net amount assessed 1 370.0 139.9 1 509.9

B. Amount assessed 19 401.3 169 572.2 188 973.5

Net amount assessed 18 985.8 162 117.8 181 103.6

Net amount assessed 884 268

Net assessed

(b) Amount assessed 521 099 100

Net amount assessed 495 240 923

Net amount assessed 33 294 358 1 534 875 245 1 568 169 603

Amounts apportioned 2 276.4

3. Net

4. Balance due

2. Amount assessed 1 383.0 143.7 1 526.7

4. Balance of assessments due 627.5 90.9 718.4

What was the total amount of interest?

Net assessment 50 681 763

Net assessment 332 062 529

Amount apportioned 18 985.7 138 590.4 157 576.1

This amount has been assessed on Member States.

At present, unpaid assessments amount to some 22.7 million.

5. Outstanding assessments as at 31 July 1994 718 400

Assessments rose by 50 per cent and expenditures rose by 39 per cent.

And that 200 is equal to 100 of principal, plus 100 of interest, because I paid 10 a year of interest.

There was an overall increase of 50 per cent in total assessments, from 2,927.4 million in the last period to 4,393.9 million in the current period.

Of these, 52 owed more than their full assessment for the year.

Total outstanding assessed contributions for all peacekeeping operations as at the same date amounted to 2,217 million.

Its share of these credits currently totals a net 126,641.

The total amount outstanding is the equivalent of 72 per cent of the regular budget assessment for 1993.

As shown, total outstanding assessments of 820,014 are due from Member States.

As shown, total outstanding assessments of 409,706 are due from Member States.

As shown, total outstanding assessments of 118,450,975 are due from Member States.

As shown, total outstanding assessments of 81,319,883 are due from Member States.

As shown, total outstanding assessments of 718,400 are due from Member States.

As shown, total outstanding assessments of 109,216,788 are due from Member States.

The total outstanding assessed contributions for all peacekeeping operations at that date amounted to 1,293 million.

Although the total amount outstanding is more than 400 million lower than at the end of 2004, it still stands at over 2.1 billion, and as noted above, further assessments can be expected during 2005.

His delegation noted with concern that the Organization had resorted to borrowing funds from the accounts of closed peacekeeping missions to finance the operations of the International Tribunals and several ongoing peacekeeping operations, as well as regular budget activities.

As at 30 June 2005, unpaid assessed contributions to the UNMIL Special Account amounted to 3.2 million.

In a number of cases, the amount recommended for assessment is less than the amount recommended for commitment in view of available cash balances, or the unencumbered balances of appropriations.

As indicated in the table below, total outstanding assessments of 23,793,100 are due from Member States.

The total outstanding assessed contributions for all peacekeeping operations at that date amounted to 2.2 billion.

As at 30 April 2005, unpaid assessed contributions to the special account for UNTAET UNMISET amounted to 66.4 million.