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It had also considered the use of a single base period.
The Department explained that it had also considered the options of issuing all summary records within three months, increasing the use of contractual translators and sharing the work of clearing the backlog with other duty stations.
It had also considered the status of implementation of the Covenant by one non-reporting State.
It had also considered a report submitted by Haiti in accordance with a special decision of the Committee.
It had also considered the subject of space debris, for the first time as a priority agenda item of the Subcommittee.
It had also considered materials submitted by numerous intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations NGOs.
It had also considered the analysis of the reply by one of its members and the views expressed by a former member.
It had also considered the issues of negotiability and transferability of maritime transport documents and the re-engineering of WP.4.
It had also considered measures to accelerate the ratification process in order to facilitate the Treaty's early entry into force.
It had also considered other matters that would have actuarial implications and required the approval of the General Assembly.
It had also considered the Chair's third report and had begun debate on the scope and modalities of the Commission's work on the subject.
It had also considered proposals for improving the procedural aspects of its work to make it more efficient and cost-effective.
It had also considered various reports submitted by the Secretariat, as well as the draft calendar of conferences and meetings for 1994-1995.
It had also considered 39 individual communications submitted under article 22 of the Convention and had adopted views in respect of six communications.
It had also considered, for the first time, provisions relating to electronic commerce and had approved a revised text for further consideration.
It had also considered the Special Rapporteur's seventh report(A/CN.4/526 and Add.1-3) relating to the formulation, modification and withdrawal of reservations and interpretative declarations.
It had also considered written representations from some Member States and held an information meeting with various others, as indicated in paragraphs 31 and 36 of its report.
It had also considered the replies received to a questionnaire sent out by the secretariat(TRANS/SC.1/2002/2 and Add.1, 2 and 3) asking countries to define their positions on the new draft Protocol.
It had also considered a draft matrix to facilitate the follow-up of the further work to be done for the Århus Conference, and updated a list of key meetings prior to the Conference.
It had also considered the Special Rapporteur's ninth report(A/CN.4/544), dealing with the definition of objections, and had referred to the Drafting Committee draft guidelines 2.6.1 and 2.6.2.
It had also considered the revised working paper submitted by Cuba entitled"Strengthening of the role of the United Nations in the maintenance of international peace and security; strengthening of the role of the Organization and enhancing its effectiveness.
It had also considered basic salary and allowances, allowances for the usage of personal clothing, pre-post and postdeployment medical costs, travel costs, peacekeeping-related training costs and the status of the daily allowance.
It had also considered a study, prepared by the Secretariat pursuant to a request contained in paragraph 5 of General Assembly resolution 49/51, entitled"Survey of liability regimes relevant to the topic of international liability for injurious consequences arising out of acts not prohibited by international law" A/CN.4/471.
It had also considered the issue of large scale-to-scale increases and discontinuity and, following further discussion of the proposal for automatic annual recalculation of the scale, had decided to carry out a detailed study of that matter at its next session in the light of guidance from the General Assembly.
It had also considered the questions of attribution; responsibility of member States for conduct that was attributed to an international organization; the arising of responsibility for an international organization; content and implementation of international responsibility; settlement of disputes; and practice to be taken into consideration.
It had also considered 12 other substantive items, including the progress reports of its working groups on arbitration, transport law, electronic commerce and security interests; the revision of its 1994 Model Law on Procurement of Goods, Construction and Services; practical means to enhance its coordination function; and training and technical assistance.
It had also considered it useful to include a guideline on interpretative declarations in respect of bilateral treaties, which Poland appreciated, being one of the States which had had occasion to resort to them: in 1997, for example, it had made an interpretative declaration on the provisions of the Concordat it had concluded with the Holy See in 1993.
It had also considered the implementation of the United Nations New Agenda for the Development of Africa in the 1990s, noting inter alia that the integration of African economies into the world economy depended on how gains from increased export revenues were utilized to strengthen potential growth and how African countries invested in the development of human and physical infrastructure.
It had also considered coordination questions in relation to the United Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination; the New Partnership for Africa's Development(NEPAD); and the report of the Joint Inspection Unit(JIU) entitled"Further measures to strengthen United Nations system support to the New Partnership for Africa's Development", together with comments on that report by the Secretary-General and the United Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination.
It has also considered the report of the Board of Auditors on the capital master plan for the year ended 31 December 2006 A/62/5 Vol.