Примеры использования Expanded core на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Expanded core document.
Focused reports may be linked to the notion of an expanded core document.
Expanded core document.
Consequently, many States considered the preparation of an expanded core document preferable.
The idea of an expanded core document deserved further consideration.
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Mr. Kälin asked whether"single report" meant one report for all the committees or an expanded core report.
Expanded core document and revision of the related guidelines.
Other approaches, including an expanded core document and targeted periodic reports;
This"expanded core document" would be submitted in tandem with a targeted treaty-specific report to the relevant treaty body.
It was unlikely that conflicts would arise from the examination of the expanded core document by different treaty bodies.
Agreement on an expanded core document would reduce this burden.
The report on the Convention on Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women,as well as the expanded core document, are well under way.
First, the preparation of the expanded core document must be a manageable task for States parties.
The Committee had asked all treaty bodies to state more clearly how they envisaged the expanded core document and the treaty-specific report.
Once the expanded core document had been drafted, they would start work on treaty-specific reports.
Efforts must be made to establish a balance between the expanded core document and the treaty-specific targeted documents.
There had been similar reactions from the States parties,many of which had requested the support of OHCHR in their preparation of the expanded core document.
The guidelines on an expanded core document would be discussed in greater detail at the Committee's forthcoming session.
Mr. Shin Kak-soo(Republic of Korea) expressed support for the idea of an expanded core document rationalizing reporting obligations.
It seemed that much of the information that was now included in treaty-specific reports submitted to the Committee would instead appear in the expanded core document.
The Committee endorsed the idea of an expanded core document and the proposals to restrict the length of State party reports.
The CHAIRMAN said that it would be important to find the best possible balance between the expanded core document and treaty-specific reports.
However, the updating of any expanded core document should be mandatory in order to keep the information current.
Mr. THORNBERRY requested clarification of the extent to which committees would be consulted on the drafting of the guidelines on expanded core documents.
The Office was currently preparing proposals relating to the form and content of an expanded core document and harmonized guidelines on reporting to the treaty bodies.
Several participants reiterated the serious concerns of their committees with regard to the extent to which congruent provisions could, and should,be included in the expanded core document.
Strong support was expressed for the idea of an expanded core document and targeted or focused periodic reports as well as for the harmonization of reporting guidelines.
The CHAIRMAN said that in order to take full advantage of the presence of the Rapporteurfor the inter-committee meeting, members should express their reactions to the proposed expanded core document.
Reports would be easier to write,since all general information would be included in the expanded core document, thus averting the possibility of repetition.
Guidelines on an expanded core document and treaty-specific targeted reports, and harmonized guidelines on reporting under the international human rights treaties.