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Similarly, a proposal for a severely hazardous pesticide formulation submitted by a Party triggers collection by the Secretariat of the additional information set out in part 2 of Annex IV and forwarding of the proposal and relevant supporting documentation to the Chemical Review Committee.
That restrictive approach could be seen in article 1 of the draft Code, which provided that" the present Code applies to the crimes against the peace and security of mankind set out in Part II".
notably concerning debt and trade, as set out in part IV of the Cartagena Commitment. 22/.
Separate enumeration would be the better approach; although certain general defences will apply to all crimes, it is difficult to conceive of ' blanket defences ' which will adequately cover the circumstances of each and every crime set out in part II.".
the Secretariat is required to collect the additional information set out in part 2 of Annex IV regarding the proposal forwarded under paragraph 2.
The regime set out in Part XI of the Convention was not successful- this is a fact- in promoting the broad adherence that is considered vital for the Convention to acquire the character of a universal code.
The Assembly also welcomed the report on the work of the Consultative Process at its seventh meeting(A/61/156), and invited States to consider the agreed consensual elements relating to ecosystem approaches and oceans set out in Part A thereof.
The individual inventory review shall occur in conjunction with the review of assigned amount, changes in national systems,[changes in national registries],[projects under Article 6] as set out in part I of these guidelines.
As noted in the preceding chapter, the programme of work, set out in part(a) of the three scenarios(annexes 1- 3), is divided into two principal clusters of activities: core functions and programme and cross-cutting support functions.
The right of peoples to self-determination set out in Part I of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights remains subject to the State reporting process set out by the Covenant.
All citizens and foreign residents in Qatar are accorded the rights and freedoms set out in part III of the Permanent Constitution without any discrimination on grounds of sex,
The“content, forms and degrees of international responsibility”, as set out in part two of the draft articles, do distinguish in certain respects between international crimes and international delicts, as noted above.
These precautions may include warnings, risk education to the civilian populations, marking, fencing and monitoring of territory affected by explosive remnants of war, as set out in Part 2 of the Technical Annex.
(4) The reference to" any person or entity in relation to whom reparation is sought" has to be read in conjunction with the definition given in article 36 of the scope of the international obligations set out in Part Two.
If a dispute is not resolved by the panel ' s decision, one of the parties may refer it to compulsory procedures, set out in Part XV of the Convention
With regard to the State party ' s claim that the communication is incompatible with the provisions of the Covenant, the Committee recalled that the Optional Protocol provides for a procedure under which individuals can claim that their rights set out in part III of the Covenant, article 6 to 27 inclusive, have been violated.
international organization incurs international responsibility, and therefore acquires the obligations set out in Part Three, towards one State
The provisions relating to the settlement of disputes set out in Part XV of the Convention apply mutatis mutandis to any dispute between States Parties to this Agreement concerning the interpretation
However, it was also suggested that if the circumstances precluding wrongfulness, set out in Part One, were intended to apply to obligations in Part Two, it would be necessary to state this explicitly in the draft.
The Report concluded that the rules set out in part IV of the Trade Practices Act require only minor adjustment in form, recommends that they be extended to those sectors of the economy currently exempt(e.g. unincorporated businesses and State Government businesses to be covered)