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In future, it would be valuable to be briefed by Uzbek NGOs.
Each state party needs a State System of Accountancy and Control(SSAC), and it would be valuable if common standards for the SSACs could be developed.
For example, it would be valuable to compare length frequencies of krill in penguin diets with those in commercial catches.
The Working Group encouraged the submission of further results from both studies,noting that it would be valuable to both combine results from the two methods and standardise approaches.
It would be valuable if this process of consultation could be completed before the rules are finalized and adopted.
The Working Group agreed that it would be valuable to develop a stock hypothesis for.
It would be valuable to hear what had been done to strengthen management while minimizing delays in critical processes.
Took note of the report, and recognized that it would be valuable to the group established under paragraph 83(b) above;
Finally, it would be valuable to further develop the Strategic Action Plan on Municipal Wastewater in cooperation with international financial institutions.
The Working Group recommended that prior to undertaking such comparisons, it would be valuable to review previous efforts and trials using bottom trawls to catch toothfish in the Convention Area.
It would be valuable to link the general rule on the right of expulsion to the further principles elaborated by the Special Rapporteur, which her delegation saw as setting limits on the right of expulsion.
Liability of arbitrators: it was said that there were many countries that did not have legislation on this matter, and it would be valuable if the Commission would provide model solutions.
The Working Group agreed that it would be valuable to evaluate the use of holding tanks in relation to fish handling and tagging best practices.
Given that article 26 of the Covenant required States parties to provide equal andeffective protection against discrimination in both sectors, it would be valuable to know how discrimination in the private sector was addressed elsewhere in the legal system.
In that regard, it would be valuable to reconsider how the United Nations should support the costs based on the cost-effectiveness of the United Nations budget.
These experiences could not always be transferred into other national environments so it would be valuable to see the development of international standards and best practices for use by a wide range of governments.
It would be valuable for the Commission, as it proceeded to consider the topic, to take into account the distinction to be made depending on whether or not an armed conflict existed in the event of disaster.
As the draft articles were not limited ratione loci to activities in the arena of the disaster, it would be valuable to include draft articles providing for the various issues and responsibilities that could arise for assisting and transit States.
In this light, it would be valuable to analyse the observations made by non-governmental organizations and Governments in order to determine whether the study should be extended to violations committed by such groups.
The view was expressed that the topic was worthy of further study; it was said that,as there were many countries that did not have legislation on the matter, it would be valuable if the Commission would provide model solutions.
We also believe it would be valuable if individual Member States, whether or not they are members of the Security Council, subscribed to them.
Since data are often not collected in a consistent way among cities andcollection methods are often subject to modification within a given city, it would be valuable to develop a consistent methodology for data collection at national level that can be used for such inquiries.
Reporting/data requirements It would be valuable and efficient to have a single‘activities' document that can be updated regularly at a minimum, immediately prior to WGWAP meetings.
The Workshop noted that WS-MPA-11/5 provided different levels of scientific explanation andjustification for the individual candidate MPAs in East Antarctica and considered that it would be valuable to expand the explanations detailing the ecological values and conservation objectives for each MPA.
It would be valuable to investigate and compare management development programmes across countries(how managers are selected and trained etc.), share experience and learn more from good practices implemented in other offices.
Although it might be inferred from draft article 4(Scope of immunity ratione personae) that such immunity would apply during and after representation of the State orthe exercise of State functions, it would be valuable to expressly indicate the norm.
Given the limitations identified regarding data accessibility, it would be valuable to include, as part of the reporting mechanism, an assessment of the data quality as well as national barriers to implementing SEIS and a regular reporting process.
In such a case, it would be valuable for the WIPO portal site to have a function enabling an examiner to add any data concerned with such an application(e.g. the application number) under the code number of a relevant genetic resource and/or non-secret traditional knowledge associated with genetic resources.
The Workshop noted that it would be valuable if the authors were able to convene a workshop to address a number of issues with the analysis, including the fact that some environmental information used in the analysis was potentially correlated across different datasets and that this was likely to result in over-fitting of information SC-CAMLR-XXIX, Annex 6, paragraph 3.66.