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It was suggested that the working group should address this matter on an urgent basis at its next session.
It was suggested that the Working Group should consider how best to create that presumption.
As an additional item to be considered in the context of future work in the area of electronic commerce, it was suggested that the Working Group might need to discuss, at a later stage, the issues of jurisdiction, applicable law and dispute settlement on the Internet.
It was suggested that the Working Group collect information on the health of children of African descent.
As an additional item to be considered in the context of future work in the area of electronic commerce, it was suggested that the Working Group might need to discuss, at a later stage, the issues of jurisdiction, applicable law and dispute settlement on the Internet./ Ibid., Fifty-second Session, Supplement No. 17(A/52/17), paras.
It was suggested that the Working Group holds a session, where more days are dedicated to the theme of children and youth of African descent.
Given the importance of ensuring the application of the principles of non-discrimination andequality as well as the rights of indigenous people in the work of the United Nations, it was suggested that the Working Group should recommend that indigenous rights be applied in the work of all relevant bodies of the United Nations system in relation to indigenous peoples.
In that respect, it was suggested that the Working Group should focus on the discussion of negotiable documents of title.
It was suggested that the Working Group should also consider the question of the conditions under which foreign certificates could be recognized.
With regard to the second element under consideration, namely,the question of how to cover those transactions, it was suggested that the Working Group should focus only on the issues raised by the use of electronic communications in the context of those transactions, leaving aspects of substantive law to other regimes such as the United Nations Sales Convention.
It was suggested that the Working Group could take the following actions to make better use of the International Criminal Court in addressing perpetrators of violations against children.
Regarding the new risk sources,such as micropollutants, it was suggested that the Working Group on Integrated Resources Management of the Water Convention take this issue into consideration in its future work, to the extent possible.
It was suggested that the Working Group should establish a system to appropriately follow up on the information submitted on the implementation of the Programme of Action.
In determining the final structure of draft article 17 and the placement of paragraph(7), it was suggested that the Working Group keep in mind that the terms"interim measures" and"preliminary orders" represented different legal concepts, and, therefore, it would be advisable to place the provisions dealing with those concepts in separate articles.
It was suggested that the Working Group should undertake to carefully define the list of topics which might need to be addressed in a revised version of the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules.
In connection with the arguments that had been raised in favour of the form of a draft convention, it was suggested that the Working Group should consider the desirability of formulating model treaty provisions that could be offered to States wishing to enter into bilateral or multilateral agreements on judicial cooperation regarding cross-border insolvency.
Furthermore, it was suggested that the Working Group should consider issues arising from the conversion of electronic transferable records into paper-based ones and vice versa.
At the outset, it was suggested that the Working Group should consider the objectives it wished to achieve in the international sphere.
In addition, it was suggested that the Working Group could consider the impact of arbitration on third parties as well as multi-party arbitrations.
It was suggested that the Working Group should discuss the concept of electronic transferable records and consider how the relevant issues were addressed in different jurisdictions.
In that context, it was suggested that the Working Group should first identify issues arising from the use of transferable documents in the various business sectors and jurisdictions.
At the outset, it was suggested that the Working Group might consider restructuring subparagraph(a) to distinguish between the various relationships between parties to a typical assignment.
It was suggested that the Working Group should pay attention to the level of comfort sought by the recipient of the message when formulating provisions on cross-certification or recognition of foreign certificates.
It was suggested that the Working Group might wish to include a similar provision in the draft instrument if it decided to include provisions therein regarding jurisdiction and arbitration.
It was suggested that the Working Group should seek the opinion of UNCITRAL Working Group II(on arbitration) on the provisions of the draft convention relating to arbitration.
It was suggested that the Working Group should take account of the inter-relationship between various recommendations, especially where a number of different approaches were included such as in recommendation 109.
It was suggested that the Working Group should focus upon setting forth relevant factors that would assist courts and tribunals to extend these existing concepts to electronic commerce.
It was suggested that the Working Group could examine those issues at a future session in order to assess the likelihood of being able to reach agreement on the text proposed in A/CN.9/WG. V/WP.63/Add.17.
It was suggested that the Working Group should consider using only general language in provisions on publication, with the aim of allowing publication by any appropriate and effective means.