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The working group should have the following terms of reference.
Mr. Ström(Sweden) said that, in any event,the activities of the working group should have no additional cost implications.
The Group should have a coordination rather than an executive function.
In that context, Africa,like each other regional group, should have two permanent seats on the Security Council.
The group should have enough weight to be listened to by the Registrar.
In cases where more than one organization is involved in a project only one group should have ultimate responsibility for its successful implementation.
The working group should have a realistic timetable for the completion of its work.
Thirdly, since the composition of the Group of Eastern European States has doubled over the past decade, that Group should have an additional non-permanent seat.
The group should have clarity of objectives, with the deliberations focused on specific topics or issues.
Consequently, at its second session, starting 31 May 1994,the New York Group should have at its disposal some reflection of the CD's work on transparency in armaments.
The small group should have three members with English, French and Spanish as their mother tongues.
Some delegations also suggested that,as the Arab Group had proposed several years ago, that Group should have one permanent seat or two non-permanent seats on the Council.
In our view, the group should have a sufficiently broad mandate to permit all its members to analyse in depth issues of interest to them.
The contact group considered it important that Parties nominated to participate in the Joint Working Group should have a commitment to the Basel Convention and a strong environmental interest.
The group should have its own budget and a strategy that covers several years and contains a workplan with specific and measurable goals.
If a working group were tasked only with identifying areas for reform, it would tell the Committee nothing new; if, on the other hand, it were requested to suggest potential solutions,it would be exceeding the mandate that such a group should have.
There was consensus, however, that such a group should have adequate geographical representation as well as expertise in disarmament-related matters.
This working group should have the possibility to meet periodically in Geneva, with the purpose of reinforcing and continuing the implementation of the Berlin Strategy and the León Ministerial Declaration.
In those cases where an armed opposition group exercises a role which is analogous to that of the State andis thereby preventing the legitimate exercise of power by the State, the group should have responsibilities similar to those of the State, notably in protecting the enjoyment of human rights by those present on the territory it controls.
The members of the group should have extensive experience in national and international environmental and education policies, in environmental education and in education for sustainable development.
Through the experience, it was realized that each group should have their own separate discussions so as to become more focused and effective in addressing different concerns.
ItsThe members of the group should have extensive experience in national and international environmental and education policies, in environmental education and in education for sustainable development.
The global coordination group should have three to five representatives from each global monitoring plan geographic region, depending on the size, number of countries and population density of that region.
All States representing such groups should have the same rights and obligations.
Such working groups should have clear and task-oriented terms of reference.
All affected persons and groups should have access to information and be able to participate meaningfully in the planning and implementation of the various stages of the disaster response.
Citizens and social groups should have opportunities and the capacity to participate in discussions relevant to their concerns.
These women's groups should have access to effective tools to influence the substantive deliberations and decisions made at all these meetings.
Regional groups should have the right to propose candidates for mandates to the Chairperson of the Commission.
Persons belonging to targeted groups should have access to training, including vocational training, which improves their employability;