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In the ensuing debate, it was decided that the working group should remain.
It was decided that the working group would resume its elaboration of articles 10 and 11 at a later stage.
Subsequently, after the Commission had discussed its future work in the area of arbitration(see para. 380), it was decided that the Working Group on Insolvency Law was to hold that exploratory session at Vienna from 6 to 17 December 1999.
It was decided that the Working Group on the Draft Programme of Action would continue its work at a night meeting on 7 September.
IAPSO informed the Board that, at the Inter-Agency Procurement Working Group meeting in June 2006, it was decided that the Working Group would seek to be constituted as a subcommittee of the High-level Committee on Management.
It was decided that the Working Group would hold its first meeting in 2000, in conjunction with the seventh session of the Committee on Environmental Policy.
In view of the broad scope of activities covered by the Model Law adopted at the current session andby possible future work in the area of electronic commerce, it was decided that the Working Group on Electronic Data Interchange would be renamed"Working Group on Electronic Commerce.
In 2003, it was decided that the Working Group should be active within the EU as an expert working group at a supra-national level.
At its seventeenth session, the Executive Body adopted decision 1999/2 concerning the structure and organization of work, to take effect as of 1 January 2000(ECE/EB. AIR/68,annex III). It was decided that the Working Group on Effects would remain as it was, coordinating the effect-oriented activities.
Pursuant to this resolution, it was decided that the working group would meet from 14 to 18 December 2009.
It was decided that the working group(Chile, France, Greece, Italy, Portugal, South Africa, Sweden and European Community) would work on the following items.
In view of the broad scope of activities covered by the Model Law andby possible future work in the area of electronic commerce, it was decided that the Working Group on Electronic Data Interchange would be renamed“Working Group on Electronic Commerce”./ Official Records of the General Assembly, Fifty-first Session, Supplement No. 17(A/51/17), paras. 216-224.
It was decided that the Working Group would hold its first meeting in 2005, in conjunction with the twelfth session of the Committee on Environmental Policy.
Pursuant to resolution 15/26, it was decided that the working group would meet from 23 to 27 May 2011.
It was decided that the Working Group on Electronic Data Interchange would hold its twenty-eighth session from 3 to 14 October 1994 at Vienna and its twenty-ninth session from 27 February to 10 March 1995 in New York.
Pursuant to this resolution, it was decided that the Working Group would meet from 18 to 21 February 2013.
It was decided that the Working Group on Electronic Data Interchange would hold its twenty-sixth session from 11 to 22 October 1993 at Vienna and its twenty-seventh session from 28 February to 11 March 1994 in New York.
Mrs. LADGHAM(Tunisia) observed that if it was decided that the Working Group should report to the Committee,the latter would have no time before December to deal with the Working Group's draft report.
It was decided that the Working Group on International Contract Practices would hold its twentieth session from 22 November to 3 December 1993 at Vienna and its twenty-first session from 14 to 25 February 1994 in New York.
It was decided that the Working Group would proceed with its deliberations on the basis of the draft uniform provisions set forth in the note by the Secretariat A/CN.9/WG. IV/WP.71, paras. 52-76.
It was decided that the Working Group would continue to call on observers to consider further measures for the protection of persons belonging to minorities which could act as examples or be replicated.
It was decided that the Working Group would continue to call on observers to consider further measures for the protection of persons belonging to minorities which could act as examples or be replicated.
At this congress it was decided that the working group would merge with the peasant union and be called the"labor group and peasant union", representing a unified parliamentary faction, with a single committee.
It was decided that the Working Group would resume a detailed discussion of this draft article in the future, and the Secretariat was requested to prepare a redraft of the provision, taking into account the concerns expressed.
It was decided that the Working Group on International Contract Practices would hold its twenty-second session from 19 to 30 September 1994 at Vienna and, in the event that an additional session was necessary, the twenty-third session from 9 to 20 January 1995 in New York.
It was decided that the working group would draft appropriate provisions to be included in the draft rules of procedure on the basis of proposals and suggestions submitted by members of the Commission and taking into account the general trend of the discussions in the Commission.
It was decided that the Working Group on the New International Economic Order would hold its sixteenth session from 6 to 17 December 1993 at Vienna and, if needed for the completion of its work on procurement of services, would hold its seventeenth session from 14 to 25 March 1994 in New York.
It was decided that the working group of the Committee on documentation and information would pursue its tasks, particularly with a view to identifying the priorities for the work of the Committee, namely the specific areas to be covered by the system of computerization of the work of the treaty bodies, in a user-oriented perspective.
It was further decided that the Working Group would only meet whenever the Main Committee is not in session.
It was also decided that the Working Group should continue efforts during the sixty-second session aimed at achieving general agreement among Member States in the consideration of all issues relevant to Security Council reform.