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Ireland will spend more money on children.
The Special Rapporteur also noted that the two communities suffer from this state of affairs andthat reconciliation in Northern Ireland will depend upon the peaceful resolution of this type of conflict.
Ireland will continue to contribute fully to the work ahead.
The meeting took note that the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland will keep under annual review the possibility of reducing the time necessary to fulfill its obligations.
Ireland will play its full part in the search for those solutions.
The United States of America, the Russian Federation, andthe United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland will consult in the event a situation arises which raises a question concerning these commitments.
However, Ireland will continue working to strengthen the Treaty.
At the meeting, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and Mary McAleese have discussed the questions of bilateral cooperation and strategic partnership between Russia and EU,as well as problems of European security because next year Ireland will lead the OSCE.
Ireland will hold a referendum on the rights of the child in 2012.
Some States reported them as part of the formal school curriculum;for example, Ireland will include education about drugs and drug abuse in classes on social, personal and health education in secondary-level schools from September 2000.
Ireland will participate actively and constructively in this process.
In an effort to address the outstanding capacity-building requirements of the specialized units of the Timorese police, Australia andthe United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland will continue implementation of their joint Timor-Leste police development programme, while the United States will fund the recently established international criminal investigation assistance training programme.
Ireland will contribute to support for the electoral process there.
The real fight for Ireland will come after the war, and I will be ready for it.
Ireland will continue to work for the universal abolition of capital punishment.
As a co-sponsor of that resolution, Ireland will continue to support mediation activities in the post-conflict setting.
Ireland will place an even stronger emphasis on emergency and humanitarian relief.
As Chair-in-Office, Ireland will support the Secretary General and OSCE institutions in fostering this kind of inter-agency cooperation on mediation support activities.
Ireland will continue to play its part in efforts to halt and reverse the global HIV/AIDS pandemic.
It is anticipated that Ireland will hold a popular referendum in 2008 that will seek to enshrine principles relating to the rights of the child in the Irish Constitution.
Ireland will strongly support the completion of EU proposals to reduce CO2 emissions from motor vehicles.
Ireland will recognize international certificates of competency issued by other EU member states.
We in Ireland will continue to play our part in supporting the peace process, together with our partners in the European Union.
Ireland will work towards the achievement of the emission standards now being developed at UN/ECE and EU levels on nitrogen oxides.
Ireland will be in a position to become party to these conventions as soon as the Criminal Justice(Terrorist Offences) Bill 2002 is enacted.
Ireland will seek to enhance its efforts to ensure that all existing national mechanisms for the promotion and protection of human rights are strengthened.
Ireland will maintain and increase its commitment to the work of the United Nations in the fields of peace and security, development and human rights.
Research in Ireland will assess why victims choose not to report violence to the police and why only a small percentage of reported cases result in a court hearing.
Ireland will continue to take its responsibilities seriously and to express its solidarity with the poorest people in the poorest countries, who bear the brunt of this deadly disease.
Ireland will work with other States, in particular with small island developing States, to explore how the Human Rights Council can address the adverse impacts of climate change on fundamental human rights.