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Consider matters concerning the operation and implementation of the Treaty;
State and Territory parliaments have also established scrutiny committees which consider matters relating to rights.
Consider matters arising from annual reports of High Contracting Parties.
The papers take stock of the progress achieved and consider matters that may require further work in the period post UNCTAD X.
Consider matters concerning compliance with the obligations entered into by States Parties;
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In addition to the description of the agenda items below, delegates should also consider matters of implementation raised in the LPR when preparing their statements.
Consider matters related to the budget of the Convention and related financial matters. .
The position taken by a few delegations that COPUOS should consider matters relating to the militarization of outer space was therefore unjustified.
It will also consider matters relating to its cooperation with other United Nations bodies including the specialized agencies such as FAO, ILO, UNESCO, UNIDO and WHO, as well as IAEA.
In addition to the sub-items described below,delegates should also consider matters of implementation raised in the San Jose progress report when preparing their statements.
From the perspective of the United Nations, granting observer status to the Institute would also allow the Assembly to draw on the expertise of the Institute whenever the Assembly orits subsidiary organs consider matters related to private law that do not fall under their area of expertise.
It should not consider matters which would needlessly complicate efforts to improve that cooperation.
Specialist statutory authorities, such as the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission(HREOC) andthe Federal Ombudsman, consider matters relevant to the conduct of public officials.
During these meetings, they consider matters of common interest, such as their methods of work.
The Subcommittee recommended that the group composed of the members of the Bureaux of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space andits subsidiary bodies(the"Group of 15") should consider matters relating to the optimization of the plan of work of the Subcommittee's sessions, in view of the increasing number of scientific and technical presentations.
The Committee should consider matters relating to the strengthening of OIOS later in the session in the context of the oversight review.
Under the overall responsibility of the President-designate of the Eleventh Annual Conference of High Contracting Parties to Amended Protocol II, the Group was mandated, inter alia, to review the operation andstatus of the Protocol, consider matters arising from the national annual reports according to paragraph 4 of Article 13 of AP. II, as well as development of technologies to protect civilians against indiscriminate effects of mines.
The Conference of the Parties will then consider matters related to the implementation of the Convention(item 5 of the provisional agenda), which cover the main substantive issues under the Convention.
The Group of Experts shall continue to review the operation andstatus of the Protocol, and consider matters arising from the national annual reports, as well as development of technologies to protect civilians against indiscriminate effects of mines.
We must consider matters calmly in order to adopt positive attitudes that effectively support the original philosophy of the United Nations, a philosophy that conceived of a united world where human beings, regardless of race, culture or level of civilization, are recognized as human beings, in both the North and the South.
The Group of Experts shall continue to review the operation andstatus of the Protocol and consider matters arising from the national annual reports, as well as the development of technologies to protect civilians against indiscriminate effects of mines.
Agrees that the Subsidiary Body for Implementation should consider matters under this sub-item at its thirty-sixth and thirty-eighth sessions, in keeping with its decision taken at its twenty-first session to continue to consider this matter annually.
From the morning session on Friday, 8 May, until the end of the afternoon session on Monday, 11 May,the Conference of the Parties would consider matters related to the implementation of the Basel Convention(item 4 of the provisional agenda), which cover the main substantive issues under the Convention, and other matters specific to the Basel Convention item 7 of the provisional agenda.
Whenever other principal organs of the United Nations consider matters which are of relevance to the activities of the Commission, at the invitation of that organ, the Executive Secretary may attend its meetings to supply it with information or give it other assistance with regard to matters within the competence of the Commission.
From the afternoon session on Tuesday, 5 May, until the end of the afternoon session on Thursday, 7 May,the Conference of the Parties to the Stockholm Convention would first consider matters related to the rules of procedure(item 4 of the provisional agenda), followed by matters related to the implementation of the Convention(item 5 of the provisional agenda), which cover the main substantive issues under the Convention, and other matters item 8 of the provisional agenda.
The Conference decided that the Group of Experts shall review the operation andstatus of the Protocol, consider matters arising from reports by High Contracting Parties according to Article 13(4) of Amended Protocol II, as well as the development of technologies to protect civilians against indiscriminate effects of mines, under the overall responsibility of the Coordinator, Mr. Abderrazzak Laassel of Morocco; and the issue of improvised explosive devices, under the overall responsibility of the Coordinator, Mr. Reto Wollenmann of Switzerland.
The Committee discussed how the future Implementation Committee would consider matters under both the Convention and the Protocol after the first meeting of the Parties to the Convention serving as the Meeting of the Parties to the Protocol.
The Conference decided that the Group of Experts shall review the operation andstatus of the Protocol, consider matters arising from reports by High Contracting Parties according to Article 13(4) of Amended Protocol II, as well as the development of technologies to protect civilians against indiscriminate effects of mines, under the overall responsibility of the Coordinator, Mr. Abderrazzak Laassel of Morocco; and the issue of improvised explosive devices, under the overall responsibility of the Coordinator, Mr. Reto Wollenmann of Switzerland.
Under the overall responsibility of the President-designate of the Eleventh Annual Conference, the Group of Experts shall review the operation andstatus of the Protocol, consider matters arising from reports by High Contracting Parties according to paragraph 4 of Article 13 of Amended Protocol II, as well as development of technologies to protect civilians against indiscriminate effects of mines. The Group shall also address the issue of improvised explosive devices.
The Conference of the Parties may then consider matters related to the implementation of the Convention item 5 of the provisional agenda.