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Agreed that delegations should submit any suggestions on the format of the Meeting by 5 June 2005.
There was resistance to this specific proposal,although it was agreed that delegations were committed to the concept of"affordability.
It was agreed that delegations requiring more information would request it bilaterally from Algeria.
The Working Group welcomed the presentation by Poland of its case study on the application of the Protocol to regional spatial planning, and agreed that delegations could send comments to Poland by the end of November.
Ms. Millicay(Argentina) agreed that delegations might feel more free to express their opinions in an informal setting.
The Committee noted that the Working Group on EIA at its tenth meeting had welcomed without comment the draft operating rules, and had agreed that delegations provide detailed comments on the draft operating rules in writing to the secretariat by 21 June 2007 ECE/MP/EIA/WG.1/2007/2, para. 15.
It was also agreed that delegations which inscribed themselves on the list of speakers should take the floor when their turn came.
The table of tolerances was discussed andadjusted and it was agreed that delegations should consult with industry on the tolerances and defects allowed that were currently included in the table.
She agreed that delegations should reflect on the signal that the Committee would send to the Organization's staff and their families if it failed to consider the item on the United Nations common system, but they should also reflect on the signal that a failure to produce a budget would send to the Organization, the staff, and indeed the world.
The Plenary then noted this document and agreed that delegations should submit written comments on this document to the secretariat before 21 November 1997.
It was agreed that delegations could address any outstanding queries on the contents of the document to UNHCR after the meeting.
Ms. Motoc echoed the call for more transparency, and agreed that delegations attending the session often already knew the identities of the special rapporteurs and task force members.
It was agreed that delegations wishing to state their position should make this known to the Chairman in the course of the week.
With regard to the revision of the Consolidated Resolution on Road Signs andSignals(R.E.2), it was agreed that delegations would transmit to the secretariat as soon as possible, but not later than 1 January 1999, their written proposals concerning the amendment of the consolidated text of R.E.2 as set out in TRANS/SC.1/295/Rev.3.
It was agreed that delegations would, after internal consultation, transmit to the secretariat the need for provisions like those proposed in Protocols Nos. 1 and 2.
Mr. Hughes(New Zealand)said that he agreed that delegations must have sufficient time to prepare for the general debate on agenda items 18, 88, 89, 90 and 12 and 91.
It was also agreed that delegations at the working level of the two organizations would meet to discuss plans of action.
The Working Group agreed that delegations provide detailed comments on the draft operating rules in writing to the secretariat within one month, i.e. by 21 June 2007.
It also agreed that delegations would transmit written proposals concerning the amendment of the consolidated text of R.E.2 as set out in TRANS/SC.1/295/Rev.3 TRANS/WP.1/62, paras. 29-34.
It was agreed that delegations to the first meeting of the working group would be invited to provide written comments on the contents of the annexes in advance of the meeting.
The Working Group agreed that delegations could send further concrete proposals for possible elements for the future workplan to the Bureau, via the secretariat, until 22 December 2006.
The Conference agreed that delegations could submit amendments and/or revisions to the Rapporteur-General by Saturday, 12 December 2009, after which the report should be finalized.
To that end, the Working Group agreed that delegations should submit in writing accounts of their national experiences with the application of public participation procedures to activities with GMOs and with the Guidelines.
The Conference agreed that delegations could submit amendments and/or revisions to the Rapporteur-General by 12 December, after which he would finalize the report, in conformity with the practice of the United Nations, with a view to its submission to the General Assembly at its sixty-fourth session.
Mr. Morán Bovio(Spain) said he agreed that delegations which had been involved at earlier stages of negotiation should provide clarification on the genesis of article 15, specifically with respect to discussions held on the signing of the agreement and on the concepts of enforceability or executability.
In 1995, at its thirty-fourth session, the Legal Subcommittee agreed that delegations proposing new agenda items should provide a brief written analysis of the legal issues associated with them and the areas of international law, including space law, that might already apply to the proposed subject, as well as the intended focus of and time-frame for the consideration of the item A/AC.105/607, para. 55.
It is proposed that the meeting agree that delegations be requested to submit information in order to update this data series for publication in 2004.
All delegations agreed that population, environment and development were inextricably linked.
Delegations agreed that there was a need for more effective flag State control.
All delegations agreed that paragraph 2 of article 12 required further development.