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It is important that States Parties steadfastly enjoy this benefit of the Treaty.
Regulations take various forms, and it is important that States always choose the least restrictive measure possible.
It is important that States have the technical and substantive capacity for all of this.
Permit me to reiterate these unresolved reports and to stress, once again,why it is important that States comply with the orders and requests for assistance from the Tribunal.
It is important that States and international organizations continue to insist on the arrest of the remaining fugitives.
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In the same report, it was recalled that the Secretary-General in his report entitled"An Agenda for Peace" expressed the view that, in circumstances in which peacemaking requires the imposition of sanctions under Article 41 of the Charter of the United Nations, it is important that States confronted with special economic problems not only have the right to consult the Security Council regarding such problems, as Article 50 provides, but also have a realistic possibility of having their difficulties addressed.
In that connection, it is important that States parties to The Hague Code of Conduct fully fulfil their obligations.
It is important that States parties conclude such agreements, which provide for essential cooperation with the Court.
In order to achieve this, it is important that states consider measures for both providers and users to ensure.
It is important that States Parties take administrative or legislative measures to facilitate and authorize the collection of this information.
As criminalization often leads to more harm than good, it is important that States recognize the impact that appropriate legislation can have in realizing the right to health of its citizens.
Nonetheless, it is important that states in possession of stocks begin the process of collecting data about their stocks and their production histories.
It is important that States Parties-- potentially through the Committee on Budget and Finance-- establish clear parameters within which such funds can be invested.
For this reason, it is important that States design positive measures in such a way that the potential negative element is minimized.
In that context, it is important that States continue to intensify their efforts to achieve Goal 1, namely, to reduce by half the number of people living in hunger and poverty.
It is important that States enact suitable domestic legislation to implement these principles, lest victims of transboundary damage be left without adequate recourse.
It is important that States ensure that administrative and law enforcement officialsare adequately trained in relation to the respect of the right to freedom of peaceful assembly.
In addition, it is important that States parties adopt, in a timely manner, the necessary implementing legislation that will enable them to render assistance and cooperation to the Court.
It is important that States actively participate in that important discussion on the definition of the crime of aggression, including the conditions under which the Court would exercise its jurisdiction.
It is important that States parties identify practical measures, strengthen deliberations and develop a common understanding and approach to move the Biological Weapons Convention process forward.
For these reasons, it is important that States parties criminalize obstruction of justice in the way envisaged by article 23 independently from offences relating to perjury.
Moreover, it is important that States report on their current efforts even if those efforts are voluntary because such voluntary actions develop understanding of international norms and best practices.
It is important that States wishing to become parties to maritime security instruments are provided with the assistance and resources required both to participate in, and to adopt measures to effectively implement their provisions.
It is important that States become members of RFMOs that manage marine resources in areas where vessels flying their flags conduct fishing operations and that they participate in the work of such organizations.
Therefore, it is important that States of origin develop policies and strengthen bilateral, regional and international cooperation to reduce the number of unaccompanied children seeking to join their parents or other family members in host countries through regular channels.
It is important that States have the necessary information to decide whether to invest in direct involvement in the fishery, or otherwise generate resources from fishing activities, for example, through properly costed licensing arrangements and cooperation with other States. .
With regard to non-State actors, it is important that States allow such dialogue between non-State actors and the United Nations without prejudice to their political and legal status, for the purposes of developing action plans to halt recruitment and use of children and to address all other grave violations committed against children.
It was important that States keep reliable and disaggregated data to monitor living conditions.
It was important that States parties paid great attention to the reporting and presentation requirements of the Convention.
At the national level, it was important that States respect the rules of international humanitarian law and penalize violations of those rules.