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would be hesitant if not opposed to introduce such a new rule in the draft guidelines.
information on the Foundation, including its origins and objectives. It continues with a description of a policy framework for a proposed revolving fund account, a mechanism outlined in the draft Guidelines intended to kickstart the reimbursable seeding operations of the Foundation.
Some States generally endorsed the Commission ' s approach, as reflected in draft guidelines 3.1.5 and 3.1.6 and in the draft guidelines intended to provide examples of the types of reservations that were incompatible with the object and purpose of the treaty, despite some of the criticisms and suggestions made.
Mr. Ma Xinmin(China), commenting on the competence of treaty monitoring bodies to rule on the validity of reservations, said that the function attributed to them in that respect in the draft guidelines exceeded their normal function of assessment and went beyond the relevant provisions of the Convention on the Law of Treaties and State practice.
Some delegates expressed concern that the conceptual framework contained in the draft guidelines was not detailed enough and did not incorporate all the elements contained in the IASB framework. However, there was general agreement that the guidelines for SMEs needed to be fairly succinct.
Turning to the topic of reservations to treaties, she said that Australia agreed with the view, expressed by the Special Rapporteur and other members of the Commission in connection with draft guideline 2.6.1, that any definition of objections included in the draft guidelines should be consistent with the relevant provisions of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties and should take State practice into account.
For the sake of convenience, it is probably simplest, first, to present a brief overview of the many approaches designed to modify obligations resulting from a treaty or enabling its interpretation to be clarified(part A) and, second, to compare reservations, as they are defined in the draft guidelines already adopted in the Guide to Practice, more specifically with these alternative procedures(part B).
Lastly, while the communication of reservations by facsimile or electronic mail would be in line with modern means of communication, draft guideline 2.1.6 did not seem to reflect the usual practice and might not be appropriate in the context of a formal treaty action; it raised issues of authentication and verification that should be considered before it was included in the draft guidelines.
certain members of the Commission strongly supported proposals to insert amendments in the draft guidelines of the Guide to Practice which, in their view, would improve them.
paradoxically imply that gender equality and shared responsibilities were more effectively promoted in a context of economic recession and poverty? The delegation should describe concrete measures taken to achieve the ambitious long-term goals contained in the draft guidelines on increasing the recruitment and promotion of women, formulated in May 2001.
considered to have been received, thereby setting in motion the time limit under article 20(5) of the Vienna Convention, he welcomed the flexible system proposed in the draft guidelines, which was based on the date of reception of the reservation by the State or international organization concerned. It might, however, result in some uncertainty regarding the date of entry into force of the treaty and the reservation.
It was stated that there were uncertain terms in the draft guideline(for example" when appropriate").
They also welcomed the flexible system proposed in the draft guideline based on the date of reception of the reservation by the State
term" raison d ' être" found in the draft guideline provided little clarification, being as elusive as the term" object and purpose".
Moreover, it seemed reasonable that the interpretative declarations referred to in the draft guideline should be in writing.
It was observed that implicit prohibition of reservations should also be included in the draft guideline, at least with regard to cases in which the treaty contained a clause authorizing only specified reservations which would have the effect of prohibiting all other reservations.