theProfessional category andabove; 18 FieldService officers; 10FieldService radiotechnicians; 9General Service staff; 40additional Professional staff toactaselection monitors fortwo periods totalling amaximum of10days. Provision isonlymadefortravel and subsistence inrespect oftheselatter staff. (OtherthantheSpecial Representative andthechiefelectoral officer, thesalarycostsofProfessional andabovepostshavebeencosted atanaverage P-4level,sinceitisnot possible atthecurrent stagetodetermine thelevels ofthestaffthatwouldbe assigned tothemission fromvarious duty stations) : (a)Salaries andcommonstaffcosts (b)Subsistence allowance (c)Travel ofstaff 3.Localstaff 112local-level staffwouldbeemployed as general temporary assistance: General temporary assistance619000 864600 1483600 1638300 718500 612800 198000 /...A/C.5/45/l3 English Page7 AnnexII PROVISIONAL ESTIMATES FORTHEUNITED NATIONS OBSERVER GROUP FOR THEVERIFICATION OFELECTIONS INHAITI A.PERSONNEL COSTS 1.Security experts 150security experts tobeprovided byMemberStates. (Thiscosting is basedontheassumption that85such experts willbeinthemission area foronly45days): (a)Travelcost (b)Subsistence allowance 2.United Nations staffmembers 127international staffmembers: 50in theProfessional category andabove; 18 FieldService officers; 10FieldService radiotechnicians; 9General Service staff; 40additional Professional staff toactaselection monitors fortwo periods totalling amaximum of10days. Provision isonlymadefortravel and subsistence inrespect oftheselatter staff. (OtherthantheSpecial Representative andthechiefelectoral officer, thesalarycostsofProfessional andabovepostshavebeencosted atanaverage P-4level,sinceitisnot possible atthecurrent stagetodetermine thelevels ofthestaffthatwouldbe assigned tothemission fromvarious duty stations) : (a)Salaries andcommonstaffcosts (b)Subsistence allowance (c)Travel ofstaff 3.Localstaff 112local-level staffwouldbeemployed as general temporary assistance: General temporary assistance619000 864600 1483600 1638300 718500 612800 198000 /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryAlC.5/45/13 English Page8 4.Agencystaff 100staffmembers wouldbeonloanfrom UnitedNations agencies inthearea: Subsistence allowance 5.Consultants (a)Government-provided election monitors 40monitors: (i)Travel (ii)Subsistence allowance (b)Otherconsultants (Allowance ismadefortheengagement ofinternational consultants (10work/months) andlocalconsultants (20work/months) withexpertise in electoral procedures) 6.Compensation provision fordeathand disability claims(acontingency provision tomeetpotential compensation claims arising inrespect ofanyinternational observer notcovered byappendix D oftheStaffRules) TotalA,personnel costs B.OPERATIONAL COSTS 1.Vehicles operations (seeannexIIIfor breakdown) : (a)Purchase of50vehicles (b)Rentalofvehicles (c)Maintenance ofvehicles 2.Airoperations Rentaloftwohelicopters andafixed-wing aircraft208000 26900 12820067200 363100 600000 5681500 960000 354200 66300 1029000 /...AlC.5/45/13 English Page8 4.Agencystaff 100staffmembers wouldbeonloanfrom UnitedNations agencies inthearea: Subsistence allowance 5.Consultants (a)Government-provided election monitors 40monitors: (i)Travel (ii)Subsistence allowance (b)Otherconsultants (Allowance ismadefortheengagement ofinternational consultants (10work/months) andlocalconsultants (20work/months) withexpertise in electoral procedures) 6.Compensation provision fordeathand disability claims(acontingency provision tomeetpotential compensation claims arising inrespect ofanyinternational