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GFCM, ICCAT, NEAFC and SEAFO reported that they had established closed areas.
Eighty-one States that provided some information on the national implementationframework under paragraph 3(a) and(b) reported that they had established a National Authority.
Some countries reported that they had established specific rules to ensure the right of child witnesses to be informed.
Estonia, Germany, Luxembourg,Malta and Switzerland reported that they had established the necessary legal framework.
All Parties reported that they had established national technical teams to conduct vulnerability and adaptation analysis.
Australia, Canada, Congo, Fiji, Kuwait, Malaysia, Mexico, Morocco, Namibia, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Norway, Spain, Thailand, Qatar,United States and Uruguay reported that they had established fishery regulations aimed at minimizing non-target catches.
Seven countries reported that they had established an IIF in 2010, and 23 countries reported their intention to do so in 2010- 2011.
EC, Kuwait, Oman, Senegal, Spain, Suriname andthe United States reported that they had established the necessary legal framework to address IUU fishing activities.
Many countries reported that they had established national TCDC focal points, but that their activities were constrained owing to insufficient staff, financial resources, coordination within the Government and understanding of TCDC.
A number of countries, including China, Denmark andSaudi Arabia, reported that they had established systems for the recruitment of civil servants based on transparency and merit.
Most countries reported that they had established specialized units or personnel within the prosecution service, as well as specialized courts.
Eighteen Parties andtwo other UNECE member countries reported that they had established industrial accident notification systems at regional/local levels with neighbouring countries.
Three countries reported that they had established an IIF in 2010,that is after the reporting period 2008- 2009, so their inputs are considered under the next biennium 2010- 2011.
At the end of 2011, 24 affected country Parties reported that they had established at least one IIF, and 33 countries reported plans to establish IIFs in the coming years.
A number of countries reported that they had established good cooperation with the maritime industry, in particular with a view to exchange of information.
A large number of Governments reported that they had established working procedures for monitoring and identifying suspicious transaction involving precursors.
Forty-six States reported that they had established jurisdiction covering offences of participation in an organized criminal group in the described circumstances.
A majority of States reported that they had established jurisdiction covering offences of participation in an organized criminal group in the described circumstances.
Some Member States reported that they had established special agencies to deal with child issues(Latvia, South Africa and Turkey), and some had established special courts with competence in child matters Chile and South Africa.
Ecuador and Guatemala reported that they had established the Civil Corruption Control Commission and the Commission for Transparency and against Corruption, respectively, to pursue full implementation of paragraph 1, and cited relevant legislation.
Bahrain, Japan, Malaysia, Poland andSaudi Arabia reported that they had established shelters that provided services, including medical and psychological treatment as well as protection and legal counselling, to victims of violence.
Twenty four Parties and four other UNECE member countries reported that they had established industrial accident notification systems at regional/local levels with neighbouring countries, representing an increase from the last reporting round.
Two countries(Serbia andThe former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia) reported that they had established institutions responsible for industrial accidents notification but that they were not yet officially designated as points of contact under UNECE Industrial Accident Notification(IAN) System.
Concerning ancillary money-laundering offences,39 States reported that they had established jurisdiction covering such offences in the described circumstances, while Barbados, Canada, Ecuador, Estonia, Indonesia, Malta, the Netherlands, New Zealand, the Philippines, Spain and Sweden reported they had not.
Concerning ancillary money-laundering offences,many States reported that they had established jurisdiction covering such offences in the described circumstances, while Angola, Canada, Ecuador, Estonia, Finland, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Spain, Sweden, Thailand and Togo reported they had not.
Concerning ancillary moneylaundering offences,many States reported that they had established jurisdiction covering such offences in the described circumstances, while Angola(signatory), Barbados, Canada, Ecuador, Estonia, Finland, Indonesia, Malta, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Spain, Sweden and Thailand reported they had not.
Number of Parties reporting that they had established information exchange mechanisms.
While only a few countries report that they have established offices of ombudsmen or similar mechanisms for access to rights, other countries report the establishment of councils or tribunals that deal with disputes of all types.
Similarly, other offices have reported that they have established publications committees to advise them on the consistency and quality of their publications.
Only three Parties reported that they have established a programme on desertification information sharing systems(DIS) while the majority of the rest areestablishing programmes in environmental information systems(EIS) which might include DIS.