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This action might duplicate or overlap with existing capacity-building programmes.
Concern had been expressed that the Special Committee might duplicate work taking place elsewhere.
In addition, this modality might duplicate the work of regional systems, and may result in the emergence of regional rather than universal standards.
The WTO does not have the intention of carrying out technical work in trade facilitation that might duplicate activities of other organizations.
It felt that a framework convention might duplicate the provisions contained in the existing instruments, give rise to divergent results and cause unnecessary administration complications.
She said that one of the main reservations prior to the establishment of the mandate was that that mechanism might duplicate work already done under other mandates.
He endorsed the views expressed byNorway on article 113: its contents might duplicate articles 18 and 25 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, but its inclusion could still be useful.
He recommended that the Committee should keep a closewatch on the situation, but without taking measures that might duplicate action by other United Nations organs.
However, concerns expressed by other delegations over the fact that a new mechanism might duplicate the work of existing mechanisms and be a source of confusion, since the latter already dealt with issues relating to the protection of human rights defenders.
The US delegation noted their satisfaction with the voluntary character of the"Model" andat the same time voiced their concern that the"Model" might duplicate certain provisions of the WTO TBT agreement.
It should exercise caution in its work on regional trade and the environment, which might duplicate the work being done by the Organization of American States(OAS), the Inter-American Development Bank(IDB) and other agencies.
She took note of the functions of the Audit and Management Consulting Division(para. 28.33 of the proposed programme budget) butdrew attention to the fact that some of its activities might duplicate those of other bodies.
In its written comments, Iraq contends that this project might duplicate other monitoring and assessment projects proposed by Saudi Arabia.
As to the possibility of assigning the Council a coordinating role for the global commons, some delegations were of the view that careful consideration needed to be given in order to determine whether there was a need for a coordinating body,in particular in view of the fact that such a body might duplicate work carried out by numerous institutional arrangements set up to deal with those areas.
Iraq further states that this part of the claim unit might duplicate some of the compensation claimed for the shoreline preserve.
B Excludes any information about the supply of bank, monetary, public finance and external trade statistics, which is provided by the People's Bank of China, the Ministry of Finance, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange and the Customs General Administration(which does not imply that there is duplication in those areas);China also provides data to IMF under a special arrangement that might duplicate the statistics listed.
The Committee was initially concernedthat the Inspection and Evaluation Division's workplans might duplicate the work of the Evaluation Unit established within the Department of Peacekeeping Operations.
The Working Group observed that this proposed provision might duplicate or even contradict laws governing electronic commerce, and it might not be necessary in any event given the accessibility standards that it had requested the Secretariat to draft see paras. 25 and 32 above.
Another delegation indicated that the activities relating to the development of the least-developed countries might duplicate those carried out by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development UNCTAD.
The main arguments presented include the concern that a global plan of action might duplicate existing international instruments and that the priority should be to strengthen the implementation of such instruments and establish a stringent monitoring mechanism for the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime and the Trafficking in Persons Protocol.
Mr. NOWAK, Special Rapporteur on the question of torture, taking up the question of the coordination of his activities,said that he did not carry out visits that might duplicate those conducted by the Committee under article 20 and other mandate holders.
His delegation did not always support the establishment of new mechanisms in that field, since they might duplicate existing mechanisms or infringe on the freedom of States to select the solutions which they deemed most appropriate.
As to the proposal concerning the list of issues, he recognized the utility of having up-to-date information butfeared that such an approach might duplicate reports and increase even further the burden of work on States parties.
The view was expressed that the activities carried out by the Office of External Relations under section 1 might duplicate or overlap the activities and functions already carried out by the Department of Public Information.
In the same subprogramme, the activity concerning microcredit facilities andsocial funds might duplicate activities of UNCTAD as well as other subprogrammes of ESCWA itself, for example subprogramme 4.
UNDP expressed some reservations as to the desirability of the thematic adviser approach,on the grounds that it might duplicate the work of existing United Nations agency advisers, confuse governmental partners and prove not to be cost-efficient.
For example, a teacher may duplicate a television program or audio recording, but may not distribute copies of educational software without express permission.
The Unit noted that even the Steering Committee did not draw a firmconclusion in that regard, but put it in a rather speculative way"may duplicate.
Xliv In particular, the Panel will consider the time periods over which such losses may extend and the extent to which they may duplicate the claims for interest in the underlying losses claimed.
In that connection, it is necessary to ensure that the limited resources that are available for development cooperation activities are not dissipated through the establishment of new systems, which may duplicate the important work that is already being carried out by the organizations of the United Nations development system.