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Accordingly, the Committee recommends a review of the matter.
It therefore recommends a review of the procedures taking into account the experience gained so far.
In this connection, the Committee recommends a review of this item.
The Panel recommends a review of the Liberian passport system.
The Committee does wish, however, to comment on recommendation 1 of the Unit, in which it recommends a review of the criteria used to determine the class of travel of staff members.
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The current Microsoft audit recommends a review of ICT's infrastructure and the justification of having the Public Web managed by different entities.
The Advisory Committee believes that the number of posts for this service is excessive;the Advisory Committee recommends a review of these posts with a view to scaling down the number.
The Committee recommends a review of the existing immigration policy of Hong Kong with a view to amending the provisions which result in split families.
FDA must also ensure that it practices responsible fiscal management and makes the best useof its existing resources. For example, the Panel recommends a review of travel expense procedures to check against any abuse.
In this connection, the Committee recommends a review of the adequacy of the staff support for the President.
The Committee recommends a review of the existing social security system as soon as possible, with a view to addressing the inadequacies of benefits for older persons.
In order to ensure respect of article 1(2) of the Covenant and to ensure equality of treatment and non-discrimination,the Committee strongly recommends a review of re-entry policies for Palestinians who wish to re-establish their domicile in their homeland, with a view to bringing such policies level with the Law of Return as applied to Jews.
The Committee recommends a review of the situation of foreign workers to ensure the same protection enjoyed by Mauritian nationals, in particular where it concerns articles 6, 7 and 9.
Acknowledging the effort already made with regard to human rights education, including on the human rights of women, and the transparency and participatory nature of the law-making process,the Committee recommends a review of law school curricula and the development of continuing education programmes for judges and lawyers that include the application of the Convention at the domestic level.
The Committee therefore recommends a review of the position in light of the information now provided and looks forward to receiving the results in the next budget proposal.
In light of article 21 andother relevant provisions of the Convention, the Committee recommends a review of the above-mentioned laws and policies with regard to adoption, as well as the setting up of a mechanism to monitor adoptions.
The Committee recommends a review of domestic legislation in the Overseas Territories, particularly as regards the legal age for criminal responsibility, to ensure full conformity with the provisions and principles of the Convention.
In this connection, the Advisory Committee recommends a review of the basis for applying the Rabat standard costs to the Mission area.
The Committee recommends a review of the situation of foreign workers to ensure the same protection enjoyed by Mauritian nationals, in particular with regard to articles 6, 7 and 9 of the Covenant.
In the light of articles 3 and 20 of the Convention,the Committee recommends a review of the alternative care programme in the Turks and Caicos Islands with a view to ensuring the best interests of the child.
The Committee also recommends a review of and subsequent shift from a welfare approach directed at women to a human rights approach in which women are perceived as being entitled to their rights.
In view of the above, the Committee recommends a review of the location of the secretariat of the Scientific Committee, including the feasibility of establishing cooperative arrangements with the International Atomic Energy Agency.
The Committee in particular recommends a review of legislation, policies and programmes relating to juvenile justice and the childcare systems with a view to ensuring that the principle of the best interest of the child is fully integrated therein.
The Committee recommends a review of the effectiveness of the Integrated Educated Plan and the improvement of the teacher-student ratio, as well as the training of teachers in special education needs and reasonable accommodation.
The Committee recommends a review of the effectiveness of the Integrated Educated Plan and the improvement of the teacher/student ratio, as well as the training of teachers in special education needs and reasonable accommodation.
The Committee recommends a review of government policy in relation to unfair dismissal, minimum wages, paid weekly rest time, maximum hours of work and overtime pay rates, with a view to bringing such policy into line with the obligations set forth in the Covenant.
Accordingly, the Board recommended a review of the arrangements so as to make it transparent.
It further recommended a review of existing inter-agency coordination mechanisms dealing with ocean issues.
It recommended a review of this policy.
It recommended a review of the minimum wage policy to meet current economic needs.