Proposed programme and budget estimates for 1975 (Resolution)

38 REGIONAL COMMITTEE: TWENTY-FOURTH SESSION 2. Having considered the revised List of Additional Projects annexed to the regional programme and budget estimates for 1974 contained in document WPR/RC24/2 and those brought forward during the meeting, REQUESTS the Regional Director to consider the List of Additional Projects revised accordingly. Eighth meeting, 4 September 1973 WPR/ RC24. Rl3 PROPOSED PROGRAMME AND BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR 1975 The Regional Committee, Having examined the proposed programme and budget estimates for 1975, including the programme planned to be financed from the Voluntary Fund for Health Promotion and those included in the List of Additional Projects,l and the report of the Sub-Committee thereon, 1. NOTES with satisfaction the continued to inter-country activities which serve to a specific activity as a first step to the activities within the countries as well as country cooperation in the Region, emphasis being given generate interest in organization of promoting inter- 2. CONSIDERS the List of Additional Projects as part of the regional programme, and 3. REQUESTS the Regional Director to transmit the proposals, as amended during the twenty-fourth session of the Regional Committee, to the Director-General for his consideration for inclusion in his proposed programme and budget estimates for 1975. Eighth meeting, 4 September 1973 WPR/RC24.R14 TENTATIVE PROJECTION FOR 1976 The Regional Committee, HaVing examined the tentative projection of the programme and budget for 19762 prepared in accordance with the requirements of resolution WHA22.53 of the World Health Assembly, 1 Document WPR/RC24/2. 2 Document WPR/RC24/P&B/4. 38 REGIONAL COMMITTEE: TWENTY-FOURTH SESSION 2. Having considered the revised List of Additional Projects annexed to the regional programme and budget estimates for 1974 contained in document WPR/RC24/2 and those brought forward during the meeting, REQUESTS the Regional Director to consider the List of Additional Projects revised accordingly. Eighth meeting, 4 September 1973 WPR/ RC24. Rl3 PROPOSED PROGRAMME AND BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR 1975 The Regional Committee, Having examined the proposed programme and budget estimates for 1975, including the programme planned to be financed from the Voluntary Fund for Health Promotion and those included in the List of Additional Projects,l and the report of the Sub-Committee thereon, 1. NOTES with satisfaction the continued to inter-country activities which serve to a specific activity as a first step to the activities within the countries as well as country cooperation in the Region, emphasis being given generate interest in organization of promoting inter- 2. CONSIDERS the List of Additional Projects as part of the regional programme, and 3. REQUESTS the Regional Director to transmit the proposals, as amended during the twenty-fourth session of the Regional Committee, to the Director-General for his consideration for inclusion in his proposed programme and budget estimates for 1975. Eighth meeting, 4 September 1973 WPR/RC24.R14 TENTATIVE PROJECTION FOR 1976 The Regional Committee, HaVing examined the tentative projection of the programme and budget for 19762 prepared in accordance with the requirements of resolution WHA22.53 of the World Health Assembly, 1 Document WPR/RC24/2. 2 Document WPR/RC24/P&B/4. REPORT OF THE REGIONAL COMMITTEE 1. NOTES the tentative projection for 1976 for the Western Pacific Region, as presented by the Regional Director; and 2. REQUESTS the Regional Director to transmit the tentative projection to the Director-General. Eighth meeting, 4 September 1973 WPR/RC24.15 ADOPTION OF THE REPORT The Regional Committee, Having considered the draft report of the twenty-fourth session of the Committee, ADOPTS the report. Eighth meeting, 4 September 1973 WPR/RC24.16 RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION The Regional Committee EXPRESSES its appreciation and thanks to: (1) The Government and people of New Zealand for: (a) having invited the Regional Committee to hold its twenty-fourth session in Wellington; (b) the excellent arrangements and facilities provided: (c) the generous hospitality received, and (d) the interesting tours which have enabled representatives to see some of the achievements of the country; (2) the Right Honourable N.E. Kirk, Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, for having addressed the formal opening of the twenty-fourth session of the Regional Committee; (3) the Honourable R.J. Tizard, Minister of Health, for having addressed the formal opening of the twenty-fourth session of the Regional Committee; 39