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Future reports would reflect progress made.
Her delegation hoped that future reports would cover the situation.
The reports would include action plans and management's response.
The database would not be public,but country reports would be made publicly available.
Reports would require information on all ten commitments of the RIS.
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It was to be hoped that future reports would follow the Committee's general guidelines.
These reports would invariably be shared with the UN Secretary-General and the Chairperson of ECOWAS.
For countries in Eastern Europe, the Caucasus andCentral Asia, reports would become incentives for implementation.
Such voluntary reports would start at the second session of the Forum.
In conclusion, he assured the Committee that, at the Committee's request,future periodic reports would be more analytical in their approach.
Those reports would form the basis for further deliberations on a social justice package.
Ultimately, when the necessary adjustments had been made, reports would include only information on compliance with the six-week rule.
Future reports would contain further analysis of the possible causes and implications of those trends.
Without such a commission, there was a danger that reports would be sent in and filed, with no further action being taken.
The reports would follow the uniform outline agreed upon by the provisional ad hoc technical working group.
With the introduction of results-based budgeting,it was felt that future reports would include more analysis and qualitative tables.
Such voluntary reports would start at the second session of the United Nations Forum on Forests.
With regard to reporting on results, delegations urged a greaterfocus on outcomes and hoped that future reports would compare achievements against targets.
He trusted that future reports would present a more comprehensive managerial assessment.
The reports would contain a section on means of implementation at all levels, including human and resource needs.
She had hoped that the combined fourth andfifth periodic reports would provide some assessment of progress made in those areas, but that was unfortunately not the case.
The reports would focus on activities that national and other partners have undertaken and the results that those activities have produced.
Following the practice of the last few years,only limited quantities of previously issued reports would be available in the conference room, but additional copies would be available through the PaperSmart portal.
Such reports would constitute a reference document for policy makers and be the basis for further follow-up and review.
The secretariat replied that future reports would contain more detailed information on collaboration with the international financial institutions.
These reports would contain additional conclusions or guidelines which would complement or modify, as appropriate, the work based on the first report. .
The representative replied that subsequent reports would include statistics on women which were collected in the 1993 national census.
All periodic reports would potentially fall under that new procedure, which should apply to as many States parties as possible.
She also hoped that future reports would contain an evaluation of progress achieved through Government intervention.
Such reports would include information on the implementation of the Special Rapporteur's recommendations, as well as new developments in the countries concerned in connection with the issues studied.