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On membership matters, it was suggested that the Secretariat.
It was suggested that the secretariat prepare a study or a trial list.
In the context of a discussion of how the Secretariat could raise the profile of the Convention at WTO, it was suggested that the Secretariat could organize and participate in regional workshops.
It was suggested that the Secretariat could plan for modalities on the basis of its long experience in meetings management.
Some pointed to the challenge posed by the eventual need to phase out HCFCs,which they said was critical to the ultimate success of the Convention and Protocol, and it was suggested that the Secretariat and the Multilateral Fund should begin now to provide the necessary support.
It was suggested that the secretariat could make this list available to the group as a"non-paper" at a future date.
In order to promote further consideration of the proposals regarding the funding of the Review Mechanism requirements from the regular budget of the United Nations for the biennium 2012-2013 andsubsequent bienniums, it was suggested that the secretariat coordinate informal consultations with permanent missions in Vienna.
Therefore, it was suggested that the secretariat work with the Advisory Committee towards resolving the timing issue.
At the informal discussions on preparations for the second session of the International Conference on Chemicals Management, held in Rome on 23 and24 October 2008, it was suggested that the Secretariat should prepare a report on obstacles that could prevent potential donors, including industry, from contributing resources to support implementation of the Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management.
It was suggested that the Secretariat should seek comments from the World Trade Organization on draft chapter III of the legislative guide.
In order to accommodate access to awider range of neutrals, including neutrals from arbitral institutions, it was suggested that the Secretariat include the following draft language in square brackets for consideration at a future session(it was deemed that the best place for this language was at the end of the current paragraph(1)):"or belonging to other arbitral institutions.
It was suggested that the secretariat should issue guidance to the organizations on the implementation of the decisions and recommendations of the Commission.
In that connection, it was suggested that the Secretariat could hold an expert group meeting with the participation of experts who were involved in the preparation of the Convention.
It was suggested that the secretariat could prepare a guidance document derived from general principles set out in international legislative instruments in time for the next session.
It was suggested that the Secretariat should prepare and publish a brochure on the participation of Member States in universal treaties on the control of various forms of crime.
It was suggested that the Secretariat might consider expanding the use of such a tool to provide additional information on the meetings of other calendar bodies.
It was suggested that the Secretariat compile and consolidate relevant material for the consideration of Member States to serve as guidelines for those being sent to the field.
It was suggested that the secretariat should contact the delegations of Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria to enquire how to proceed further: current situation, action foreseen, funding.
It was suggested that the Secretariat should prepare a revised version of this provision bearing in mind the comments made to the similar language contained in draft article 72 see above paras. 111 to 124.
Technical paper: it was suggested that the secretariat elaborate further the background paper and workshop outcomes into a technical paper made available to Parties for consideration by the SBSTA.
In this regard, it was suggested that the secretariat solicit information from States parties and signatories to the Convention that had not yet responded and to seek updates on information already provided.
It was suggested that the secretariat should take into consideration the provisions of relevant national legislation both on land and offshore that might be of assistance to the Commission in its deliberations.
It was suggested that the Secretariat should endeavour to schedule meetings of the expert group to conduct a comprehensive study of cybercrime and of the core group of experts on identity-related crime consecutively.
In this respect, it was suggested that the Secretariat could provide assistance to Governments, upon their request, in formulating effective strategies to implement e-government policies and to improve their public management systems.
It was suggested that the secretariat elaborate further the workshop outcomes into the technical paper on innovative financing to be made available to the Parties for consideration by the SBSTA at its twenty-fourth session.
It was suggested that the Secretariat could make further research on cases in international arbitration under the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules to analyze how that discretionary power had been used by tribunals to protect the integrity of the arbitral process.
It was suggested that the Secretariat distribute to organizations holding consultative status broad guidelines, along with other circulars and informative materials related to the work of the Council and its subsidiary bodies, at least once a year.
It was suggested that the secretariat of the Centre should provide more substantive servicing in terms of research and technical analysis and that a core of technical, qualified and skilled staff should be built up, inter alia, through staff training.
In this regard, it was suggested that the Secretariat start to systematically collect and analyse the information available on the use of the Convention as a legal basis for international cooperation in criminal matters, in particular with regard to extradition and mutual legal assistance.
It was suggested that the secretariat prepare a short briefing paper on how the Timber Committee is contributing to achieving the goals of the Millennium Declaration Note:the topic will be covered under item 5 International dialogue on forests.