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It was noted that the Committee met only once in 2007/08.
Concerning the Questionnaire to ECE principal subsidiary bodies on the strengthening of economic cooperation in the ECE region, it was noted that the Committee's preference was foreseen in the areas of standardization of perishable produce, assistance to transition economies, and preparation of agri-economic studies.
It was noted that the Committee was irreplaceable and should be strengthened.
Mr. van BOVEN suggested that the first sentence should be amended to read:“In the course of the discussion, it was noted that the Committee's work and that of the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities and of the Special Rapporteur on Racism and Xenophobia essentially serve the same purpose in many ways”.
It was noted that the Committee should express its position as regards each exemption.
It was noted that the Committee meeting was held only once in the financial year 2007/08.
It was noted that the Committee on the Rights of the Child also pointed out the need for disaggregated data.
It was noted that the committee could later be transformed into an independent council of"wise men of the world.
It was noted that the Committee had already undertaken several country visits at the invitation of the State party concerned.
It was noted that the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space had discovered the advantage of multi-year work plans.
It was noted that the Committee was and would work in close cooperation with the Task Forces under the Protocol.
It was noted that the committee held regular meetings to identify prisoners eligible to be considered for pardon or conditional release.
It was noted that the Committee should avoid a decision that would invite countries to prepare written supplements to reports that had already been submitted.
It was noted, that the Committee has a broad mandate to look into compliance issues on its own initiative, including under paragraph 14 of the annex to decision I/7.
In the letter it was noted that the Committee was considering the recommendations contained in the report with a view to improving the established measures and their implementation.
In the letter it was noted that the Committee was considering the recommendations contained in the report with a view to improving the established sanctions measures and their implementation.
It was noted that the Committee had considered several proposals in previous sessions and that they could serve as a basis for discussions on the item in the forty-sixth session.
It was noted that the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination had been the first to revise its rules of procedure to open opportunities for A-status national institutions to participate in reviews.
It was noted that the Committee had recently approved a report describing what was working and what was not and identifying categories of countries that had not yet reported on measures taken to implement resolution 1373 2001.
It was noted that the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities had not yet registered any individual communications, but members of the Committee mentioned that it would examine communications for the first time at its upcoming session in February 2010.
It was noted that the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights was formally a subsidiary body of the Economic and Social Council and hence did not have the same legal status as the other United Nations human rights treaty monitoring bodies.
It was noted that the Committee was a political body, consisting of Member States, which was asked to perform quasi-judicial functions by taking decisions which had clear legal implications Ireland, France, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Ecuador.
It was noted that the Committee should be provided with sufficient support staff from the Secretariat, although one participant expressed concern that the establishment of the Committee should not have extrabudgetary implications or become another special procedures mechanism.
It was noted that the Committee, in considering and supporting the Working Party's activities, particularly praised its experience in reaching out to regional groupings, thus establishing an active interface between the Working Party, the secretariat and interested governments.
It was noted that the Committee meeting was opportune for considering the role of South-South and triangular cooperation in dealing with the issues pertaining to sustainable development to be considered at the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development in June 2012.
It was noted that the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination has had success in encouraging States parties to comply with their reporting obligations through the procedure developed by the Committee to examine the situations in States whose reports were seriously overdue.
Finally, it was noted that the Committee had been invited by the President of the Economic and Social Council to consider its mandate in the light of the post-2015 development agenda and follow-up to the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development and to convey its advice to the Council following the session.
In the course of the discussion, it was noted that the Committee's work and that of the Subcommission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities and of the Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance essentially serve the same purpose in many ways.
It was noted that the Committee required more organized procedures and that steps were needed to ensure that questions for the State party concerned were sent well in advance so that written replies could be provided, allowing the Committee duly to discuss issues with the State party.
In this regard, it was noted that the Committee should continue to consider the programmatic aspects of the proposed programme budget, in accordance with its terms of reference,the Regulations and Rules Governing Programme Planning, the Programme Aspects of the Budget, the Monitoring of Implementation and the Methods of Evaluation, 6 and relevant resolutions of the General Assembly concerning the programmatic role of the Committee in the planning and budgetary process.