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In paragraph 3 of resolution 57/301, the General Assembly further decided.
The General Assembly further decided that the special session should have the following objectives.
By its resolution 64/184 of 21 December 2009, the General Assembly further decided that the High-level Plenary Meeting would be held from 20 to 22 September 2010 in New York.
The General Assembly further decided to address, at its forty-fourth session, the question of setting up such a reserve for the biennium 1990-1991.
At its 27th plenary meeting, on 28 October 2009, the General Assembly further decided to consider the report of the Human Rights Council on its twelfth special session directly in plenary meeting.
The General Assembly further decided to observe, on 15 September of each year, the International Day of Democracy, with effect from its sixty-second session.
Through its approval of the Relationship Agreement, the General Assembly further decided that the International Criminal Court may attend and participate in the work of the General Assembly in the capacity of observer.
The General Assembly further decided to hear the Director-General of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons under agenda item 181.
At the same meeting, the General Assembly further decided to reopen the consideration of the following sub-item and to allocate it again to the Fifth Committee.
The General Assembly further decided that the Conference would result in a concise, focused, forward-looking and action-oriented outcome document.
With this objective in mind, the General Assembly further decided that a maximum of two meetings of the Intergovernmental Preparatory Committee would be convened in New York, under its auspices, towards the end of 2010 and/or in early 2011.
The General Assembly further decided, in its resolution 55/58, that the Second World Assembly on Ageing should be held in Madrid from 8 to 12 April 2002.
By paragraph 3 of that same resolution, the General Assembly further decided that the working Group should submit a report on its work, reflecting discussions held and all proposals made, to the General Assembly at its sixty-eighth session, which will assess its work, taking into account developments in other relevant forums.
The General Assembly further decided to continue consultations on mandate review at its sixty-second session and on how to move the issue forward.
In paragraph 33 of the same resolution, the General Assembly further decided to amend staff rule 111.2(a) to provide that staff wishing to appeal an administrative decision should submit to the executive head of their department, office, fund or programme a copy of a letter addressed to the Secretary-General requesting a review of the case.
The General Assembly further decided to include in the provisional agenda of its fifty-ninth session an item entitled“Responsibility of States for internationally wrongful acts”.
At its 34th plenary meeting, on 30 October 2008, the General Assembly further decided, inter alia, that the item would be considered in plenary meeting and in the Third Committee, on the understanding that the Third Committee would consider and act on all recommendations of the Human Rights Council to the General Assembly, including those that deal with the development of international law in the field of human rights.
The General Assembly further decided that the establishment of the Entity should lead to more effective coordination, coherence and gender mainstreaming across the United Nations system.
The General Assembly further decided to request the Secretary-General to issue, under agenda item 105(c), a consolidated list of candidates for the election of 34 members of the International Law Commission.
At the same, meeting, the General Assembly further decided to consider directly in plenary meeting, under heading G(Disarmament), the following sub-item in the agenda of its sixtieth session, which had been allocated to the First Committee.
In the same resolution, the General Assembly further decided that the Commission on Population and Development should convene an interactive discussion during its forty-seventh session on the assessment of the status of implementation of the Programme of Action.
The General Assembly further decided to convene the Conference in the first semester of the year 2001 for a duration of seven days, at a venue and time to be determined by the Secretary-General of the Conference, in consultation with the European Union.
The General Assembly further decided that the Secretary-General should report to the General Assembly at its resumed fiftieth session, making proposals on the appropriate level and distribution of resources for the Centre for Human Rights.
The General Assembly further decided that the expenses of the Extraordinary Chambers to be defrayed by the United Nations in accordance with the relevant provisions of the draft agreement should be borne by voluntary contributions from the international community.
The General Assembly further decided that additional costs arising from the changes in the conditions of service were to be absorbed by the Organization from within existing resources, without affecting on the operational costs and without undermining the implementation of mandated programmes and activities.
The General Assembly further decided that the Working Group would consist of 25 members and invited the President of the General Assembly to define the composition of the Working Group with due regard for equitable geographical representation and to convene it as soon as possible but no later than 31 March 1994.
The General Assembly further decided that the consideration of the review of civilian capacity in the aftermath of conflict, under item 125, in plenary meeting shall take place only after the Fifth Committee, the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations, and the Peacebuilding Commission have had an opportunity to consider the question.
In its resolution 47/237, the General Assembly further decided to devote two plenary meetings at its forty-ninth session, in 1994, to the implementation of the follow-up to the Year and to designate those meetings as an international conference on families, which should take place at an appropriate global policy-making level.
The General Assembly further decided in the Global Plan of Action to"develop or strengthen processes for the identification of victims, such as those developed, inter alia, by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and other organizations, including appropriate and non-discriminatory measures that help to identify victims of trafficking in persons among vulnerable populations.
The General Assembly further decided to devote two plenary meetings at its forty-ninth session, in 1994, to the implementation of the follow-up to the Year and to designate those meetings as an international conference on families, which should take place at an appropriate global policy-making level and in keeping with the procedures and practices of the General Assembly. .