Sec. 201. Definitions
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In this title: The term transparency certification means an annual, written affirmation by the head or authorized designee of a United Nations entity that the entity will cooperate with the Inspector General, including by providing the Inspector General, upon request, with full access to oversight information. The term oversight information includes— internally and externally commissioned audits, investigatory reports, program reviews, performance reports, and evaluations; financial statements, records, and billing systems; program budgets and program budget implications, including revised estimates and reports on budget related matters; operational plans, budgets, and budgetary analyses for peacekeeping operations; analyses and reports regarding the scale of assessments; databases and other data systems containing financial or programmatic information; documents or other records alleging or involving improper use of resources, misconduct, mismanagement, or other violations of rules and regulations applicable to a United Nations entity; and other documentation relevant to the audit and investigative work of the Inspector General with respect to United States contributions to the United Nations system.