Administrative cooperation. The United Nations and the Court shall consult, from time to time, concerning the most efficient use of facilities, staff and services with a view to avoiding the establishment and operation of overlapping facilities and services. They shall also consult to explore the possibility of establishing common facilities or services in specific areas, with due regard for cost savings.
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Sources: Relationship Agreement, Relationship Agreement, Negotiated Relationship Agreement
Administrative cooperation. The United Nations and the Court shall consult, from time to time, concerning the most efficient use of facilities, staff and services with a view to avoiding the establishment and operation of overlapping facilities and services. They shall also consult to explore the possibility of establishing establish- ing common facilities or services in specific areas, with due regard for cost savings.
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Sources: Governance and Interaction Agreement
Administrative cooperation. The United Nations and the Court shall consult, from time to time, concerning the most efficient use of facilities, staff and services with a view to avoiding the establishment and operation of overlapping facilities and services. They shall may also consult to explore the possibility of establishing common facilities or services in specific areas, with due regard for provided that there are cost savings.
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Sources: Relationship Agreement