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It was recalled that the Working Group had previously attempted to deal with the issue.
In support of maintaining paragraph(1)of Variant A as a minimum standard from which the parties should not be allowed to derogate by private agreement, it was recalled that the Working Group at its previous session had expressly made a decision regarding that point see A/CN.9/437, paras. 70-71.
It was recalled that the Working Group had decided not to include a glossary as part of the Guide A/CN.9/745, para. 36.
In response to the view that recommendation 56 did not reflect the approach to automatic termination clauses adopted in many countries, it was recalled that the Working Group had decided to stress the importance of overriding such clauses to protection of the value of the insolvency estate and to ensuring the continuation of contracts for the benefit of reorganization.
It was recalled that the Working Group had already adopted the substance of the paragraphs that comprised draft article 17quater.
While the Working Group agreed substantively on the need to disclose any information regarding a conflict of interest,as currently required by recommendation(99), it was recalled that the Working Group had not reached a view on the extent to which a conflict should disqualify an individual from being appointed as an insolvency representative, as insolvency laws adopted different approaches to that issue.
It was recalled that the Working Group had agreed to a more neutral formulation at its forty-seventh session A/CN.9/641, para. 38.
To explain that difference, it was recalled that the Working Group had, in earlier discussions, concluded that the provision of security should be a mandatory requirement, and was an important safeguard, to the granting of a preliminary order A/CN.9/569, para. 35.
It was recalled that the Working Group had decided to draft a definition of"control" as a number of articles made reference to"control.
It was recalled that the Working Group had amended draft article 8(2) to provide for such a notification to the parties see paragraphs 48 and 50 above.
It was recalled that the Working Group had decided at that session to defer the consideration of chapter IV to a later stage A/CN.9/668, paras. 209-212.
It was recalled that the Working Group had decided to provide in the revised Model Law a toolbox of procurement methods to accommodate various types of procurement.
It was recalled that the Working Group's intention in drafting that subparagraph was to provide a neutral formulation of the standard of proof.
In response, it was recalled that the Working Group had in the past left considerations of form to be decided after the debate on substantive issues.
It was recalled that the Working Group had decided that payment in the case of a partial assignment should be left to the discretion of the debtor.
It was recalled that the Working Group had extensively considered this matter, including the consequences of the addressee's intentional failure to retrieve the message.
In response, it was recalled that the Working Group had previously considered that exclusivity was implicit in the notion of control see A/CN.9/797, para. 74.
In response, it was recalled that the Working Group had already discarded a rule that referred to the date of the final judgement see A/CN.9/616, para. 152.
It was recalled that the Working Group had discussed that matter at its previous session(A/CN.9/618, paragraph 33), and the concerns expressed at that time were reiterated.
It was recalled that the Working Group had considered this issue on a number of occasions in its previous deliberations and the current draft of the Uniform Rules left this issue to be resolved.
It was recalled that the Working Group had previously agreed that there should be no provision for suppliers' lists in the Model Law, because of observed abuse in their operation.
It was recalled that the Working Group had, when discussing paragraph(5) of article 17 bis(see above, paras. 54-60), examined the question whether security should be a condition for the granting of an interim measure.
In response it was recalled that the Working Group had agreed on the need for both recommendations on the basis that they performed different functions, and that that approach should be maintained.
It was recalled that the Working Group had agreed that that topic would appropriately be dealt with in the context of more general work on the issues of registries and service providers A/CN.9/421, para. 114.
It was recalled that the Working Group had originally decided to adopt separate recommendations with different criteria, but some support was expressed in favour of reconsidering that decision and amalgamating the two recommendations.
It was recalled that the Working Group had taken a more flexible approach when it had drafted the provisions of the draft Model Law and that approach should not be tightened through the guidance.
It was recalled that the Working Group had earlier agreed that, given the difference between the characteristics of interim measures and those of final awards, interim measures ought to be treated differently from awards.
It was recalled that the Working Group had discussed how the Model Provisions should deal with insolvencies involving specially regulated financial services institutions such as banks, insurance companies, and collective investment entities.
In response it was recalled that the Working Group had decided on that level of detail in order to introduce and explain a concept that was unfamiliar in many jurisdictions, but it was noted that some changes could be made to improve the drafting.
It was recalled that the Working Group agreed that, to the extent that all the purposes for interim measures were generically covered by the revised list contained in paragraph 2,the list could be expressed as exhaustive A/CN.9/545, para. 21.