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Furthermore, establishing a multilateral consultative process could lead to a more effective Convention.
The Commission observed that the connection between civil society andthe nongovernmental organizations having a strong presence at the Consultative Process could be quite weak.
A multilateral consultative process could consider any questions relating to the implementation of the Convention.
A number of delegations put forward their views on how the Consultative Process could be improved.
However, the subsequent consultative process could consider specific actions on a country-to-country basis, as appropriate.
On the basis of General Assembly resolution 63/111,IUCN identified some topics that the Consultative Process could discuss in the future.
Item 3 Procedures Procedures of any multilateral consultative process could include items 1, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 14 of annex II of that document.
At the forty-second session,FICSA declined a similar invitation by the ICSC Chairman to attend an informal meeting to explore ways in which the consultative process could be furthered.
Thus, the delegation of Tunisia feels that the coming meeting of the Consultative Process could help coastal States to better coordinate and cooperate in these areas.
The consultative process could culminate in a country-wide human settlements forum providing the impetus for the implementation of local and national action plans beyond 1996.
And that was the motivation that led to the five-year review process of the Rio Conference andthen to the proposal of the Commission on Sustainable Development contained in its decision 7/1, that the Consultative Process could and should be set up.
A key question in this regard was whether the Consultative Process could add value to the discussion by addressing the issue in an integrated and comprehensive fashion.
The Chairman also noted the possible role of the AG13 in examining, in cooperation with the Ad Hoc Group on the Berlin Mandate, ways in which the multilateral consultative process could apply to any protocol or another legal instrument that AGBM developed.
Functions Functions of any multilateral consultative process could include items 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 13 of annex II of the Report of the fourth session of the AG13(FCCC/AG13/1997/2) and.
One delegation suggested convening meetings of the Consultative Process later in the year, shortly before the consideration by the General Assembly of the agenda item"Oceans andthe law of the sea", so that the Consultative Process could facilitate the preparation of the draft resolution.
Taking into account the primacy of the Convention, the Consultative Process could consider subjects relating to the law of the sea while avoiding duplication in forums with similar thematic mandates.
Several delegations underlined that the European Community was a party to the Convention and the Fish Stocks Agreement and expressed the hope that the discrepancy between the observer status of the European Community and its competencies-- whether exclusive or mixed-- with respect to many issues discussed at the Consultative Process could be resolved.
It proposed that the Consultative Process could also examine and encourage, assist and assess progress towards the implementation of the Convention and specific steps called for in General Assembly resolutions.
While the responsibility of preparing PRSPs rests first and foremost with the authorities of the countries concerned, the consultative process could be facilitated by the Bank, with the involvement of the Fund on macroeconomic policies and in relevant structural areas.
The Consultative Process could fulfil its mandate to"facilitate" the work of the Assembly either by preparing agreed elements for incorporation into the Assembly's resolutions or simply by drawing its attention to specific issues.
Nevertheless, he wished to reaffirm his belief that a constructive staff-management consultative process could have a beneficial effect on the functioning and activities of the global Secretariat and also on the implementation of change.
The Consultative Process could then focus on promoting and strengthening cooperation and coordination, on ensuring that Member States develop national plans of action and on integrated approaches to ocean and coastal management.
At that time, the organizations were informed that,subject to resource availability, a second step of the consultative process could involve participation in informal consultations to consider technical and methodological issues related to the utilization of such data.
The consultative process could include, resources permitting, regional meetings, regional workshops and a SBSTA workshop, arranged with the assistance of the secretariat and drawing upon the roster of experts and, as appropriate, experts engaged in the IPCC process; .
Many delegations also deemed that the third meeting of the Consultative Process could make a valid contribution and provide input to the forthcoming World Summit on Sustainable Development, to be held in Johannesburg, South Africa, in September 2002.
It was suggested that the Consultative Process could endorse the United Nations General Assembly's call for States that had not done so to consider adhering to the SUA Convention and its Protocol and to implement its provisions.
The view was expressed that by negotiating agreed elements, the Consultative Process could facilitate the informal consultations on the draft resolutions of the General Assembly by shortening the time necessary for those discussions.
It was noted that, although the Consultative Process could propose elements for consideration by the General Assembly, the meetings of the Consultative Process had led to a negotiation exercise that had not been conducive to the effectiveness or utility of the Consultative Process. .
The European Union and the European Community expressed the view that the Consultative Process could certainly add value to sectoral and technical work, improve coherence and prepare the ground for the General Assembly to decide on further actions and enhanced cooperation.
We believe that a structured,inclusive and transparent consultative process can provide an appropriate setting to address the Presidential proposal, and we urge you, Madam President, to create such a mechanism.