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The Committee would also consider a Codex Standard for Golden Passion Fruit.
The Chairman said it was his understanding that the Fifth Committee would also consider the report at its first resumed session.
The Committee would also consider a report on ways and means of expediting its work.
Responding to a question by the expert from the Netherlands he considered it likely that the GTB Coordinating Committee would also consider a common test voltage for the passing beam headlamps emitting the harmonized passing beam pattern.
The Committee would also consider, in parallel with the other Main Committees, item 17.
In addition, she would report to the Committee on developments since its previous session, and the Committee would also consider the report of the meeting of chairpersons of treaty bodies and the draft guidelines for members, which had been prepared by Mr. Bhagwati.
The Committee would also consider the report of the Commission at its 2013 session A/68/10.
At a future session, the Committee would also consider follow-up to its concluding comments.
The Committee would also consider further measures to enhance the efficiency of its intersessional work.
During its deliberations, the Fifth Committee would also consider programmatic adjustments to the biennial programme plan for the period 2006-2007.
The Committee would also consider the Mexican proposals on new standards for fresh chilli peppers and garlic.
At that meeting, the Committee would also consider its recommendations to the Meeting of the Parties at its fifth session.
The Committee would also consider whether alternative methods for determining actuarial asset values might be appropriate for future valuations.
He indicated that at that meeting the Committee would also consider its recommendations to the fifth session of the Meeting of the Parties, which did not exclude a recommendation that the issued caution would remain in effect.
The Committee would also consider the usefulness of a vulnerability index as an element of the criteria for the designation of the least developed countries.
The Committee would also consider specific articles of the Convention with a view to formulating recommendations thereon, as had been agreed at the Committee's tenth session.
The Committee would also consider whether or not the objectives of the conference could be achieved through other means, with a view to making a final decision on the matter at the 1996 session.
The Committee would also consider whether any further steps might be recommended to improve the monitoring of, and compliance with, the obligations arising under the Convention.
The Committee would also consider matters arising from the denunciation of the Optional Protocol by Trinidad and Tobago and would finalize its preliminary conclusions on the question of reservations to treaties.
As in previous years, the Committee would also consider issues relating to groups of countries in special situations, such as the least developed countries, landlocked developing countries and small island developing States.
The Committee would also consider the problems of economic and technical cooperation among developing countries, which required the continuous support of the United Nations system, especially through technical and economic assistance.
On that occasion, the Committee would also consider storing other assets at the Base, such as assets of the World Food Programme, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and the Department of Humanitarian Affairs.
The Committee would also consider the following matters: the right of peoples to self-determination, implementation of human rights instruments, alternative approaches for improving the effective enjoyment of those rights, and human rights situations.
The Committee would also consider reports on follow-up by other United Nations agencies and inter-agency coordination, including reports on progress in implementing objective 7.4 of the Plan of Action regarding clarification of the content of the right to food.
Under personnel questions, the Fifth Committee would also consider the report on the work of the open-ended Working Group on the question of the formula for the determination of equitable geographical representation of Member States in the Secretariat, submitted in accordance with General Assembly resolution 47/226.
The Working Group agreed that the committee of the whole previously established would also consider the matter at issue.
The Committee would also have to consider the proposed amendment to article 20, paragraph 1, of the Convention, according to which the duration of meetings of the Committee would be determined by a meeting of the States parties, subject to the approval of the General Assembly.
Furthermore, the observations of the National Convention Work Committee concerning delineation of executive and judicial powers would be explained to the delegates; group discussions would be held; papers with suggestions made by the delegates would be considered by the group chairmen; approvals, submissions and suggestions would be consolidated; and papers representing the views of delegates would be rewritten and submitted to the Work Committee, which would also consider them prior to their presentation to the plenary meeting.
The Second Committee would also be considering the United Nations Decade for the Eradication of Poverty.
The Assembly also decided that the Committee would no longer consider the budget outline.