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Substantive items to be included in the provisional agenda of the tenth congress.
At its 2008 session, the Committee will approve its programme of work for 2010-2011 which will based on this strategic framework andwill provide the information for the items to be included in the detailed budget submission.
Items to be included in the draft provisional agenda of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee at its thirty-seventh session, in 2000.
Proposed formats for informative inventory reports(IIRs)(para. 38 of the Guidelines); items to be included in a minimum IIR were integrated into the reporting templates as additional reporting; experts were encouraged to submit IIRs at the same time as their main submissions;
Approves the provisional agenda and documentation for the fifty-fourth session of the Commission as set out below,on the understanding that intersessional meetings will be held in Vienna to finalize the items to be included in the provisional agenda and the documentation requirements for that session.
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Measures should be taken to ensure that persons with disabilities and their organizations participated fully andactively in determining the items to be included on that agenda, including access to rehabilitation and assistive technology, personal assistance and accessible environments.
In its decision 2010/244, the Council took note of the report of the Commission on its fifty-third session and approved the provisional agenda anddocumentation for the fifty-fourth session of the Commission on the understanding that intersessional meetings would be held in Vienna to finalize the items to be included in the provisional agenda.
Also at the 7th plenary meeting, the Conference considered agenda item 8, Provisional agenda for the eleventh United Nations Regional CartographicConference for the Americas, and decided that the secretariat of the Conference would consult with Member States before the opening of the Conference in order to consider the items to be included on the provisional agenda and the most appropriate order in which those items should be considered, taking into account the content of the provisional agenda of previous Conferences.
In its decision 2006/241, the Economic and Social Council took note of the report of the Commission on its forty-ninth session and approved the provisional agenda for the fiftieth session of the Commission,on the understanding that intersessional meetings would be held in Vienna, at no additional cost, to finalize the items to be included in the provisional agenda and the documentation requirements for the fiftieth session.
And approved the provisional agenda and documentation for the forty-third session of the Commission set out below, on the understanding that informal inter-sessional meetings wouldbe held at Vienna, at no additional cost, to finalize the items to be included in the provisional agenda and the documentation requirements for the forty-third session.
In its decision 2000/240 of 27 July 2000, the Council took note of the report of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs and approved the provisional agenda and documentation for the forty-fourth session of the Commission,on the understanding that inter-sessional meetings would be held at Vienna, at no additional cost, to finalize the items to be included in the provisional agenda and the documentation requirements for that session.
In its decision 1999/264, the Council took note of the report of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs and approved the provisional agenda and documentation for the forty-third session of the Commission, on the understanding that informal inter-sessional meetings wouldbe convened in Vienna, at no additional cost, to finalize the items to be included in the provisional agenda of the forty-third session and the documentation requirements for that session.
The Economic and Social Council takes note of the report of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs on its forty-ninth session and approves the provisional agenda for the fiftieth session of the Commission set out below,on the understanding that intersessional meetings would be held in Vienna, at no additional cost, to finalize the items to be included in the provisional agenda and the documentation requirements for the fiftieth session.
The Economic and Social Council takes note of the report of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs on its forty-second session and approves the provisional agenda and documentation for the forty-third session of the Commission set out below, on the understanding that informal inter-sessional meetingswould be held at Vienna, at no additional cost, to finalize the items to be included in the provisional agenda and the documentation requirements for the forty-third session.
At its 41st plenary meeting, on 27 July 2006, the Economic and Social Council took note of the report of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs on its forty-ninth session and approved the provisional agenda for the fiftieth session of the Commission as set out below,on the understanding that intersessional meetings would be held in Vienna, at no additional cost, to finalize the items to be included in the provisional agenda and the documentation requirements for the fiftieth session.
In its decision 1998/229, the Economic and Social Council, approved the provisional agenda and documentation for the forty-second session of the Commission, on the understanding that, following the twentieth special session of the General Assembly, informal inter-sessional meetings wouldbe convened in Vienna, at no additional cost, to finalize the items to be included in the provisional agenda of the forty-second session and to review the issue of the duration of the regular session of the Commission.
At its 1176th meeting, on 25 March 1999, the Commission approved for submission to the Economic and Social Council the draft provisional agenda and documentation requirements for its forty-third session,on the understanding that informal inter-sessional meetings would be held at Vienna, at no additional cost, to finalize the items to be included in the provisional agenda as well as the documentation requirements for the text of the decision, see chap. I, sect. C, draft decision I.
At its 47th plenary meeting, on 21 July 2004, the Economic and Social Council took note of the report of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs on its forty-seventh session and approved the provisional agenda and documentation for the forty-eighth session of the Commission set out below,on the understanding that intersessional meetings would be held at Vienna, at no additional cost, to finalize the items to be included in the provisional agenda and the documentation requirements for the forty-eighth session.
At its 1161st meeting, on 13 March 1998, the Commission endorsed for submission to the Economic and Social Council a draft provisional agenda and documentation requirements for its forty-second session, on the understanding that following the twentieth special session of the General Assembly, informal inter-sessional meetings would be held at Vienna, at no additional cost,to finalize the items to be included in the provisional agenda and to review the issue of the duration of its regular session.