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It was agreed that the wording of draft article 47(1)(c) would be retained but the Guide would highlight risks of collusion
In so far as INSTRAW is concerned, as noted above, its main objectives and functions would likewise remain unaffected, since under the proposed arrangements the identity of the INSTRAW programme would be retained.
After discussion, it was decided that the provision would be retained in the form set out in paragraph 19(5) of A/CN.9/WG. III/WP.123/Add.1,
At the meeting in Rome, it was agreed that a smaller coordinating committee would be retained, comprising Statistics Canada(as secretariat), the future host organization and the United Nations Statistics Division.
is to be[public][held openly]">and" were redundant and could be deleted, in particular if option 1 under paragraph(1) would be retained.
The Chairperson said she took it that the notes to the Commission would be deleted in the final version of the draft Supplement but that cross-references to other parts of the Supplement would be retained with the appropriate editorial adjustments.
The CHAIRMAN said that there had not been sufficient support for the proposed deletion of the definition of EDI from article 2, subparagraph(b), which would be retained as drafted.
It was the understanding that the other text in the article would be retained without square brackets,
It was agreed that paragraphs 10 and 11 of the draft report would be retained as a factual description of the events and that paragraph 18 would be reworded as follows.
The CHAIRPERSON said that, on the basis of a proposal by Mr. Klein, only the question on the rules governing incommunicado detention would be retained in the question relating to the right to liberty and security.
It was agreed that a further allocation of NZ$ 300,000 would be made and that the current tariffs for power consumption on each atoll would be retained and reviewed after one year, once operational and maintenance costs were known.
It was agreed that the quotation of paragraph 8.8 would be retained, and a new paragraph, reflecting the minority view that there was a contradiction between paragraph 8.8 and paragraph 6 of the commentary on article 1, was approved for inclusion.
After discussion, it was agreed that paragraph(1) would be retained in the form set out in paragraph 19 of document A/CN.9/WG. III/WP.123/Add.1, pending discussion at a future session.
In option 5 the current system of compensation would be retained except that a maximum level of compensation would be payable to the troop-contributing country in respect of death or injury of a soldier belonging to that country.
He requested clarification as to how the substantive and technical capacity of the secretariats of the Fifth and Sixth Committees would be retained if, as proposed, responsibility for them were transferred to the Department of General Assembly
The Conference decided that RECTAS and the Centre régional de télédétection should be merged in one new institution, while the African Organization for Cartography and Remote Sensing(AOCRS) and RCSSMRS would be retained as separate bodies.
version was an improvement; otherwise the current wording of draft article 49 would be retained.
It is proposed to strengthen internal technology management capacity and to increase the number of internal specialists in ERP, who would gain cumulative knowledge that would be retained by the United Nations and also reduce the reliance placed on outsourced services.
announced that Britain would abandon her mainland bases East of Suez by 1977, although airmobile forces would be retained which could if necessary be deployed in the region.
During 2001, the Prosecutor determined that exhumations undertaken by her Office in the former Yugoslavia would substantially end in 2001 and that thereafter only a limited forensic capability would be retained in the Office of the Prosecutor.