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The Commission may wish to discuss.
During the thematic discussion at its eleventh session, the Commission may wish to discuss criminal justice reform in its full range.
The Commission may wish to discuss these issues further.
In view of the characteristics and advantages of OSFS outlined above(such as enhancement of the workforce's IT skills,anti-monopolistic effects and cost-reduction), the Commission may wish to discuss policy options and current experiences regarding, for instance, the use of OSFS in public institutions and the promotion of OSFS.
The Commission may wish to discuss the points for action contained in paragraph 18 of the present report.
During the thematic discussion at its twelfth session, the Commission may wish to discuss various aspects of trafficking in human beings, especially women and children.
The Commission may wish to discuss the analysis and the recommendations of the Friends of the Chair.
During the thematic discussion on reform of the criminal justice system: achieving effectiveness andequity(item 3 of the provisional agenda), the Commission may wish to discuss criminal justice reform in its full range, giving special attention to the subthemes: reforming juvenile justice; integrated criminal justice reforms, with particular emphasis on prosecutors, courts and prisons; and strengthening international criminal justice cooperation.
The Commission may wish to discuss the achievements of SDMX and the way forward, with a view to giving recognition to SDMX as the standard for data and metadata exchange.
In light of the above, the Commission may wish to discuss whether further work to establish a uniform legal framework for electronic transferable records should be undertaken.
The Commission may wish to discuss the points for action set out in paragraph 25 of the present report.
Against this background, the Commission may wish to discuss the impact on home and host countries associated with outward FDI from developing countries, particularly in a South- South context.
The Commission may wish to discuss the potential for developing health-data sets from administrative processes;
And with a view to establishing priorities, the Commission may wish to discuss further the issues raised above regarding TNC activities in extractive industries, including the South- South perspective, as well as the recommendations and ways and means of implementing them.
The Commission may wish to discuss whether future work is needed in respect of some of the cases summarized below.
The Commission may wish to discuss the recommendations and points for discussion contained in paragraphs 81 to 91 of the report.
The Commission may wish to discuss further ways and means of assisting States, upon request, in the enhanced use and application of the Basic Principles.
The Commission may wish to discuss how PARIS 21 can best contribute to the goal of statistical capacity-building worldwide. Strengthening cooperation for statistical capacity-building.
The Commission may wish to discuss whether the key policies identified in paragraph 7 are central to attracting FDI, and what the experience of countries with them has been.
In addition, the Commission may wish to discuss and comment on the national actions and strategies proposed in paragraphs 12 and 13, aimed at improving the availability of gender statistics worldwide.
The Commission may wish to discuss and adopt the new draft instruments on restorative justice and crime prevention and recommend that Member States disseminate them and promote their widest use and application.
The Statistical Commission may wish to discuss, based on the present evaluation report, the following conclusions and recommendations of the Expert Group on Economic and Social Classifications and the proposal of the Classifications Subgroup of the Voorburg Group.
In addition, the Commission may wish to discuss the future procedure to be followed in the preparation of the legislative guide, including the question whether the review of the remaining draft chapters of the guide should be entrusted to a Working Group.
The Commission may wish to discuss where early progress in the GATS negotiations might contribute to enhancing the supply capacity in developing countries in the services sector and in increasing their participation in international trade in services.
The Commission may wish to discuss how in these areas ECE can best contribute to the follow-up of the Rio+20 Conference and the Secretary-General's five-year action agenda, including through enhancing its work across sectors and subprogrammes.
Against this background, the Commission may wish to discuss how and in which areas ECE can best contribute to the follow-up of the Rio+20 Conference and the Secretary-General's five-year action agenda, including through enhancing its work across ECE subprogrammes.
The European Forestry Commission may wish to discuss and comment on the different proposals(made by the review, the Secretariat, the Near East Forestry Commission and the Consultation meeting) and provide recommendations and guidance on this subject for final decision.
The Commission may wish to discuss the merits and possible terms of reference for a consultative group as referred to in the Chairman's summary to address relevant issues raised in this report and promote further work on standards, trade and development as outlined in the previous paragraph.
The Commission may wish to discuss and select issues to be taken into account in this course of action and to identify mechanisms for its implementation, such as the convening of expert group meetings and the organization of the work of governmental and independent experts, or any other modalities Member States may consider appropriate.
The Commission might wish to discuss the extent to which the Arbitration Model Law might become the instrument through which the enforcement regime would be modernised.