Examples of using Parallel chambers in English and their translations into Arabic
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He called for more innovative approaches to rationalize the proceedings of the Treaty-based bodies, such as meetings in parallel chambers.
The Committee held a preliminary discussion of its working methods pertaining to its meetings in parallel chambers at its thirty-fourth session and adopted them at its thirty-fifth session.
The Committee has used efficient working methods for its meetings in parallel chambers, and has adjusted these based on experience gained.
The Committee assessed its experience with the parallel chambers and drew a number of lessons.
It met for the first time in parallel chambers at its thirty-sixth session, where it considered
The additional annual session, and meetings in parallel chambers, called for in the draft decision, referred to in paragraph 1 above would allow the Committee to consider a greater number of States parties ' reports annually.
The Committee intends to further build on the experience gained and to improve the working methods in parallel chambers at future sessions, including its time management, so as to further enhance the quality of the constructive dialogue.
At its current session, the Committee would meet in parallel chambers for the first time for the purpose of discussing reports submitted by States parties and had carried out thorough preparations for that challenge.
Mr. Ochoa(Mexico) said that authorizing the Committee to meet in parallel chambers limited the discussion of national reports and minimized the value added by the geographic diversity of members.
In particular, the extension of the practice of meeting in parallel chambers set an unfortunate precedent, since it reduced the opportunity for all the members of the Committee to share their expertise.
Mr. Doek drew attention to the decision by CRC to meet in two parallel chambers, noting that the Committee gave the highest priority to the constructive dialogue with States and follow-up to its concluding observations.
Mr. Sparber(Liechtenstein) said that his delegation fully supported the Committee ' s request to meet in parallel chambers for the period recommended and would urge the General Assembly to provide the funding required for that purpose.
The Committee therefore requests that provisions be made, within the programme budget for the biennium 2008-2009, for three sessions per annum, of which one will meet in parallel chambers.
The Assembly also decided to authorize the Committee to meet on an exceptional and temporary basis in the biennium 20082009 in a total of five sessions, three of which would occur in parallel chambers and two of which would be held at United Nations Headquarters in New York.
Other measures to address the backlog in consideration of reports were for example taken by the CRC working in two parallel chambers during three sessions in 2010, with additional meeting time approved by General Assembly resolution 63/244.
During the period covered in the present report, the most significant new developments in the Committee ' s working methods occurred in regard to its work in parallel chambers for purposes of consideration of reports.
She had also made a statement on the main outcomes of recent sessions of the Committee, including its working methods, in particular its meetings in parallel chambers, its efforts to enhance reporting by States parties and its work under the Optional Protocol.
no more than three when the Committee meets in parallel chambers.
It nevertheless intended to vote against paragraph 15 of the draft resolution, objecting as it did to the decision to hold three of the five sessions of the Committee on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women in parallel chambers.
The Committee will use flexible working methods for consideration of reports in parallel chambers, and will continue to apply effective time management. Each expert will be limited to making two interventions per State party, of not more than five minutes each.