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It was observed that paragraph(1) did not necessarily reflect practice.
Concerning the question on the original goals of the Pakistan programme, she observed that paragraph 7 of the document had sought to clarify that the programme extension would specifically broaden the programme to bring it in line with the ICPD paradigm.
It was observed that paragraph(9) addressed the principle of the equality of secured and unsecured creditors.
Mr. CHIGOVERA(Country Rapporteur) observed that paragraph 20 stemmed from paragraph 13, which had been adopted.
It was observed that paragraph(2) of the revised draft article 7 sought to deal with different issues, namely.
In addition, it was observed that paragraph 2 was not meant to create any obligations on the part of the consignee.
It was observed that paragraph 63 related only to individual debtors and could be moved to paragraph 68 for greater clarity.
In response, it was observed that paragraph(6) did not cover situations in which notification was given by the assignor.
It was observed that paragraph(2) set a page limit for the application to the arbitral tribunal by a third party and paragraph(4) for the actual submission.
The sponsor delegation observed that paragraph 1 was intended to be part of a recommendation or decision of the Special Committee.
The CHAIRMAN observed that paragraph 2 of article 8 in the version submitted in document CRP.84/Rev.1, with the amendment proposed by China, was acceptable to several co-sponsors.
In response to questions raised, it was observed that paragraph(3) applied to both paragraphs(1) and(2) in that it was intended to reflect current practice in assignments by way of security.
She further observed that paragraph 11 did not mention all the meetings in which Committee members had participated.
Mr. O'Flaherty observed that paragraph 27 was not intended as a formal application of article 19(3) of the Convention.
In response, it was observed that paragraph 1 of draft article Y could not be dissociated from paragraphs 2 and 3 of that article.
It was, however, observed that paragraph 1 was too obligatory, creating the impression that a universal obligation was being established.
In response, it was observed that paragraph 28 contained valuable advice to legislators, which should be retained in the guide.
Some delegations observed that paragraph 10.4 referred to three pillars, with no clear explanation of what those pillars were.
In response it was observed that paragraph(b) was intended only as a protection for those creditors who did not vote to approve the plan.
In addition, it was observed that paragraph(3) would enable the last assignee to provide to the debtor a notification which would also be considered as notification of the previous assignments.
It was observed that paragraph(6) appeared suggesting that, although a conflict of priority was covered by the draft Convention, a law other than the law of the assignor's location might be applicable.
It was observed that paragraph 11 discussed methods of calculating and adjusting prices and that that discussion should not appear under the current title"Legislative authority to grant concessions.
It was observed that paragraph(3) did not contain the words"among other things" before listing the criteria for accepting a submission, as contained in ICSID Rule 37(2), on which option 2 was based.
In response, it was observed that paragraph(2 bis) related to the status of witnesses and general conditions under which witnesses might be heard, whereas paragraph(4) dealt with the procedure whereby witnesses would be examined.
It was observed that paragraph(5) as currently drafted had the advantage of flexibility in that it left to the court the decision to provide a remedy if there was prejudice to the secured creditor or creditors.
Secondly, she observed that paragraph 349 of the report was ambiguous and wondered if preference was given to national workers in access to employment, or if that paragraph referred solely to equal pay for equal work.
Mr. LEBEDEV(Russian Federation) observed that paragraph 47 appeared to concern only the claims of the claimant, and not those of the defendant, and that the secretariat should clarify the draft by avoiding the use of the words"their claims.
In response, the Coordinator observed that paragraph 5 of draft article 3 had been elaborated precisely to address those concerns and reiterated that it was necessary to read the article as a whole and not to isolate the various paragraphs. .
Mr. ZAHID(Morocco) observed that paragraph 15 could only refer to the resumed forty-eighth session of the General Assembly, at which the Secretary-General, in compliance with the above-mentioned paragraph, was required to submit a report before the end of April 1994.
It was observed that paragraph(7) had been amended to avoid what was perceived as an onerous burden being placed on the arbitral tribunal which might not be familiar with the registration requirements at the place of arbitration, by including the words"at the timely request of any party.