Decision 1 of 2nd August 1991 concerning criteria for expedited processing of urgent claims taken by the Governing Council of the United Nations Compensation Commission(UNCC) during its first session.

Decision 2 of 2nd August 1991 concerning arrangement for ensuring payments to the Compensation Fund from future Iraqi oil exports, was taken by the UNCC Governing Council during its first session at the 10th meeting.

Decision 3 of 18th October 1991 concerning personal injury and mental pain and anguish was taken by the UNCC Governing Council during its second session at the 15th meeting.

Decision 4 of 18th October 1991 concerning business losses of individual eligible for consideration under the expedited procedures was taken by the UNCC governing Council during its second session at the 15th meeting.

Decision 5 of 18th October 1991 concerning guidelines relating to paragraph 19 of the criteria for expedited processing of urgent claims. Paragraph 19 provides that the Council may request an appropriate person, authority or body to submit claims on behalf of individuals, such as the Palestinians and stateless, who are not in a position to have their claims submitted by a government. This decision was taken by the UNCC Governing Council during its second session at the 15th meeting.

Decision 6 of 18th October 1991 concerning arrangement for ensuring payments to the Compensation Fund was taken by the UNCC Governing Council during its second session at the 15th meeting.

Decision 7 (revised) of 16th of March 1992 concerning criteria for additional categories of claims was taken by the Governing Council during its third session at the 24th meeting. These claims cover the following:
- Criteria for processing of claims of individuals not otherwise covered.
- Criteria for processing claims of corporations and other entities.
- Criteria for processing claims of governments and international organizations.

Decision 8 of 24th January 1992 concerning determination of ceiling for compensation for mental pain and anguish was taken by the UNCC Governing Council during its fourth session at the 22nd meeting.

Decision 9 of 6th March 1992 concerning propositions and conclusions on compensation for business losses was taken during its fourth session at the 23rd meeting.

Decision 10 of 26th June 1992 concerning the approval of the provisional rules for claims procedures decided by the UNCC Governing Council during its sixth session at the 27th meeting.
 
Decision 11 of 26th June 1992 concerning the eligibility for compensation of members of the Allied Coalition Armed Forces was taken by the UNCC Governing council during its sixth session at the 27th meeting.

Decision 12 of 24th September 1992 concerning claims for which establishing filling deadlines are extended was taken by the UNCC Governing Council during its seventh session at the 29th meeting.

Decision 13 of 24th September 1992 concerning further measures to avoid multiple recovery of compensation by claimants was taken by the UNCC Governing Council during its seventh session at the 29th meeting.

Decision 14 of 18th December 1992 concerning the establishment of the UNCC Committee on Administrative Matters, composed of Geneva representatives of interested member states of the Governing Council, was taken by the UNCC Governing Council during its eighth session at the 31st meeting.

Decision 15 of 18th December 1992 concerning compensation for business losses resulting from Iraq’s unlawful invasion and occupation of Kuwait where the trade embargo and related measures were also a cause, was taken by the UNCC Governing Council during its eighth session at the 31st meeting.

Decision 16 of 18th December 1992 concerning awards of interest from the date of loss occurred until the date of payment, was taken by the UNCC Governing Council during its eighth session at the 31st meeting.

Decision 17 of 23rd March 1994 concerning priority of payment and payment mechanism, was taken by the UNCC Governing Council at its 41st meeting.

Decision 18 of 23rd March 1994 concerning distribution of payments in a fair, efficient and timely manner, and transparency, was taken by the UNCC Governing Council at its 41st meeting.

Decision 19 of 24th March 1994 concerning military costs, was taken by the UNCC Governing Council at its 41st meeting. This decision confirms that costs the Allied Coalition Forces, including those of military operations against Iraq, are not eligible for compensation.

Decision 20 of 26th May 1994 concerning the first installment of claims for serious personal injury or death (category “B” claims), covering 1,119 individual claims, was taken by the UNCC Governing Council at its 43rd meeting.

Decision 21 of 20th October 1994 Concerning multi-category claims. This decision provides that any claimant who has selected a higher amount under category “A” and has also filed a category “B”, “C” or “D” claim will be deemed to have selected the corresponding lower amount under category “A”.

Decision 22 of 20th October 1994 concerning the first installment of claims for departure from Iraq or Kuwait (category “A” claims), covering 53,845 individual claims.

Decision 23 of 20th October 1994 concerning the notification of the Governing Council’s intention not to accept further individual claims (under categories A, B, C and D) after 1 January 1995.

Decision 24 of 14th December 1994 concerning multi-category departure claims. This decision addresses that the circumstances where number claimants filing a claim in category “A” had also filed a departure claim in category “C”.

Decision 25 of 14th December 1994 concerning the first installment of individual claims for damages up US $ 100,000 (category “C” claims), covering 2,873 individual claims.

Decision 26 of 14th December 1994 concerning part one of the second installment of claims for serious personal injury or death (category “B” claims), covering 2,349 individual claims.

Decision 27 of 22nd March 1995 concerning part two of the second installment of claims for serious personal injury or death (category “B” claims), covering 1,904 individual claims.
 
Decision 28 of 22nd March 1995 concerning the second installment of claims for departure from Iraq or Kuwait (category “A” claims), covering 162,720 individual claims.

Decision 29 of 17th May 1995 concerning the third installment of claims for departure from Iraq or Kuwait (category “A” claims), covering 132,080 individual claims.

Decision 30 of 17th May 1995 concerning the non acceptance of further claims of corporations and other entities in category “E” and claims of governments and international organizations in category “F” after 1 January 1996.

Decision 31 of 11th October 1995 concerning the fourth installment of claims for departure from Iraq or Kuwait (category “A” claims), covering 217,513 individual claims.

Decision 32 of 11th October 1995 concerning the payment of parts one and two of the second installment of claims for serious personal injury or death (category “B” claims).

Decision 33 of 13th December 1995 concerning the fifth installment of claims for departure from Iraq or Kuwait (category “A” claims), covering 217,520 individual claims.

Decision 34 of 13th December 1995 concerning the third installment of claims for serious personal injury or death (category “B” claims), covering 1,055 individual claims.

Decision 35 of 13th December 1995 concerning further procedures for review of claims under 38 Article.

Decision 36 of 29th May 1996 concerning the second installment of individual claims for damages up to US $ 100.000 (category “C” claims), covering 62,337.

Decision 37 of 23rd July 1996 concerning the third installment of individual claims for damages up to US $ 100,000 (category “C” claims), covering 64,067.

Decision 38 of 15th October 1996 concerning the sixth installment of claims for departure from Iraq or Kuwait (category “A” claims), covering 80,456 claims.

Decision 39 of 17th December 1996 concerning the fourth installment of individual claims for damages up to US $ 100,000 (category “C” claims), covering 71,703 individual claims.

Decision 40 of 17th December 1996 concerning the well blowout control claim in which the amount of the recommended award of US $ 610,048, 547 was approved.