2018 年，本次级方案发现若干在提交财产调查委员会时不正确或不完整的设备记录，这些记录导致延迟向预定受益人交付设备。例如，为毒品和犯罪问题办公室外地办事处中的一个办事处购买了一套面部识别系统。原先要求在交货后一个月内将设备转交给受益人，以确保立即安装和及时实施该项目。由于财产记录中的设备资料不完整，拖延了 3 个多月，其间必须纠正记录，以便财产调查委员会能够审查并建议移交设备。此外还查明在另一个案件中，同一地点与不同项目相关的办公设备却不能与每个具体项目挂钩。当其中一个项目关闭，其相关设备拟移交给当地一所学校时，记录不完整的问题使得无法立即与该项目挂钩并按意图完成处置。这引发了有关该设备的漫长调查过程，包括设备的购买、交付和供资，但这是本次级方案最后敲定提交财产调查委员会的文件所必需的。
In 2018, the subprogramme identified a number of equipment records that were incorrect or incomplete at the time of their submission to the Property Survey Board, which caused delays in the delivery of equipment to the intended beneficiaries. For example, a facial recognition system was purchased for one of the UNODC field offices. The equipment was required to be transferred to the beneficiary within one month of delivery to ensure immediate installation and timely implementation of the project. Owing to incomplete equipment information in the property records, there was a delay of more than three months, during which the records had to be rectified so that the Property Survey Board could review and recommend the transfer of the equipment. Another case was identified where office equipment relating to various projects in the same location could not be associated with each specific project. When one of the projects closed and its associated equipment was to be transferred to a local school, the problem of incomplete records prohibited immediate association with the project and its intended disposal. This triggered a lengthy process of investigation regarding the equipment, including its purchase, delivery and funding, which was necessary for the subprogramme to finalize its submission to the Property Survey Board.