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It is recommended that the Commission approve these proposals.
Finally, in recognition of the linkages between housing, land,property and inheritance, it is recommended that the Commission strengthen the reflection of an indivisible approach in the mandate for the Special Rapporteur on adequate housing.
It is recommended that the Commission approve this new approach.
With a view to meeting the need for accurate information about global crime trends and patterns, and to improving the quality, scope andcompleteness of crime data, it is recommended that the Commission invite Member States to provide complete and timely responses to the latest and future waves of the Survey.
Accordingly, it is recommended that the Commission on Human Rights.
With a view to improving the response rate to the United Nations Survey of Crime Trends andOperations of Criminal Justice Systems and the coordination of its administration, it is recommended that the Commission encourage Member States to appoint a focal point qualified to coordinate the responses to future Survey questionnaires.
It is recommended that the Commission call upon States to take such action.
In order to capitalize on the benefits of cooperation and coordination andfor the sake of a good division of labour, it is recommended that the Commission on Sustainable Development urge developed countries to agree on coherent policies and adequate resource allocations for fulfilling their commitments towards the implementation of the Convention.
It is recommended that the Commission promote analysis of the relationship between crime levels and underlying or associated factors, such as economic indicators.
In the related resolution adopted by the Commission and endorsed by the Economic andSocial Council in its resolution in 1997/62, it is recommended that the Commission, in the form of expert group meetings, carry out a programme of preparation, as outlined in the report of the meeting of the preparatory working group on that subject, held in December 1996 at Geneva, taking into account regional inputs.
It is recommended that the Commission reaffirm its concern at the use of mercenaries as a means of violating human rights and impeding the exercise of the right of peoples to selfdetermination.
With a view to collecting the necessary information for the preparation of the new UNODC biennial global report on trafficking in persons requested by Member States,to be issued for the first time in 2012, it is recommended that the Commission encourage Member States to support and to provide timely responses to the dedicated data-gathering exercise that UNODC will organize in close cooperation with them.
Consequently, it is recommended that the Commission review the fee specified in regulation 19 of the Nodules Regulations to bring it into line with the Sulphides Regulations.
In the report of the Executive Director on the review of the working methods of the Commission(document HS/ C/ 16/ 4), it is recommended that the Commission establishes an ad hoc open-ended working group to consider all the relevant articles of the Commission's rules of procedure, with a view to reconciling them with the decision which will be taken by the Commission pursuant to paragraph 223 of the Habitat Agenda.
In particular, it is recommended that the Commission encourage Member States to participate in the Tenth and subsequent United Nations Surveys on Crime Trends and Operations of Criminal Justice Systems.
With a view to enabling the timely identification of emerging trends, it is recommended that the Commission encourage Member States to share high-frequency, timely crime data at the international level and to consider and promote the establishment of crime observatories at all levels, including the local, national and regional levels.
It is recommended that the Commission reiterate its appeal to all States to consider the possibility of taking the necessary steps to ratify or accede to the 1989 International Convention.
In relation to a draft United Nations declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples, it is recommended that the Commission request a further six weeks of meetings over a twoyear period in order to complete the negotiations on the draft, establish a programme of work with targets and a time frame for the adoption of articles, and adopt new and dynamic methods of work.
It is recommended that the Commission in its future work focus not only on the positive sides of the emerging information society, but also on the various risks, including"phishing" and other types of cybercrime.
During its sixteenth session, it is recommended that the Commission sets up an open-ended ad hoc working group which will consider all the Commission's rules of procedure with a view to bringing them into line with the recommendations of Habitat II and General Assembly resolution 51/177.
It is recommended that the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice encourage Member States to continue to collect and report both survey-based and administrative data on crimes of a hidden nature, including corruption and forms of organized crime.
Pursuant to General Assembly resolution 62/173, it is recommended that the Commission, at its seventeenth session, should make its final recommendations on the theme of the Twelfth United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice and on the organization of round tables and workshops to be held by panels of experts, through the Economic and Social Council, to the Assembly.
Thus it is recommended that the Commission should not follow the suggestion of Austria that a refugee qualify for diplomatic protection if, after recognition as a refugee in one European State, he/she assumes lawful residence in another European State.
It is recommended that the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice urge Member States to support the use of United Nations indicators on violence against women and girls through population-based surveys and the collection of administrative information.
In particular, it is recommended that the Commission note the efforts of UNODC to produce more timely and relevant data and to minimize the reporting burden and complexity for Member States through a reduced Survey to be carried out on an annual basis;
It is recommended that the Commission stop using its scarce resources in investigating relocation of plant and equipment from Zambia not related to specific competition complaints or concerns, and consider any competition concerns arising from such relocations using other competition instruments, such as merger control.
It is recommended that the Commission support and encourage Member States in the process of developing national capacity for the generation and collection of criminal justice statistics, including by the police, prosecutors, courts and penal systems, and the development of population-based surveys.
It is recommended that the Commission urge Member States to engage in regular reporting of data on crime trends at the national, regional and international levels, including through systematic participation in the United Nations Survey on Crime Trends and Operations of Criminal Justice Systems and crime victim surveys.
It is recommended that the Commission, during its special segment on 3 December 2014 on preparations for the special session of the General Assembly, finalize the provisional agenda for its special segment at its fifty-eighth session, in March 2015, on preparations for the special session of the General Assembly, in order to allow sufficient time for Member States and the Secretariat to undertake the necessary preparations, with a view to making the best possible use of the March session.
It was recommended that the Commission instruct the Executive Secretary to write to the Netherlands with a request not to undermine the Convention by accepting applications for reflagging IUU vessels.