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Several delegations were of the view that a provision of this nature was unnecessary and inappropriate, and that States parties that had not been subject to the procedures set forth in the protocol should not have obligations with respect to publicizing proceedings.
We are concerned that the Protocol does not yet have an annex on liability; the Protocol should impose on States a legal obligation to mitigate the effects of an accident.
Belgium underlined that procedural texts require fewer ratifications, that ICCPR-OP1 required 10 ratifications and that this protocol should be coherent with its sister instrument.
the Supervisory Authority envisaged in the Convention and the preliminary draft protocol should be entrusted to an international intergovernmental organization of high repute and could appropriately be assumed
Supervisory Authority envisaged by the Convention and the preliminary draft protocol should be entrusted to an international intergovernmental organization of high repute
One representative, however, said that the Protocol should ensure that parties, especially those not operating under paragraph 1 of article 5 of the Protocol, adopted domestic policies to introduce climate-friendly alternatives, while avoiding the phasing in of HFCs.
The protocol should also include an explanation of the circumstances under which the Under-Secretary-General for Internal Oversight Services may, in terms of General Assembly resolution 59/272, exercise discretion in modifying or withholding such reports.
To address the concerns of the international community and achieve its stated objectives, the protocol should serve as an independent instrument which commits all States parties to the NPT on an equal footing.
Carbon sequestration. At their third meeting, the Contracting Parties to the London Protocol agreed that the Protocol should not constitute a barrier to the transboundary movement of carbon dioxide streams between two or more States.
Abdul Wahab Ezzat confirmed that the aim of the protocol should not be limited to training
A possible optional protocol should contain a provision relating to the inclusion of information regarding the implementation of the protocol in the regular reports submitted by States who are party to the Optional Protocol to the Committee on the Rights of the Child, pursuant to article 44 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
For the reason that the financial obligations under the protocol should be borne by the States Parties only, the representative of Japan suggested redrafting paragraph 1 of article 16 as follows:" States Parties shall be responsible for the expenditure incurred in the implementation of the present Protocol proportionally on the basis of the scale of assessments used by the United Nations.".
The Protocol should provide for further development of the commitments under the Convention entered into by Annex II Parties(Article 4.5) so as to promote, facilitate and finance, as appropriate, the transfer of, or access to, environmentally sound technologies and know-how to other Parties, in particular non-Annex I Parties.(Germany).
For example, proposals by certain Parties that non-compliance with Articles 3, 5, or 7 of the Protocol should result in prohibiting participation in Articles 12 or 17 must be adopted, if at all, as amendments to the Protocol. .
and recalled that the protocol should be directed at combating illegal trafficking in migrants and protecting the rights of migrants.
the Latin American and Caribbean Group the Protocol should deal appropriately with the demobilization, recovery and social resettlement of children involved in armed conflicts
With regard to the implementation of the Model Additional Protocol relating to safeguards, to which reference is made in paragraph 3, my delegation believes firmly that the protocol should be applied equally and in a non-discriminatory manner to nuclear facilities and activities of all States members of the Agency, in particular to those of nuclear-weapon States.
The representative of Japan requested that the report of the Ad Hoc Committee on its eleventh session reflect his view that the travaux préparatoires on article 1 of the draft Protocol should indicate that there were some provisions of the Convention that would not be applicable to the Protocol. .
The Conference believes that implementation of the Additional Protocol is a key standard by which to measure a party ' s commitment to its nonproliferation obligations under the NPT, and that the Protocol should become an essential new standard in the field of nuclear supply by the end of 2005.
States should consider whether the Protocol should enter into force with the same number of instruments of ratification
