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The representative of Canada said.
Noting that 2007 would mark the twentieth anniversary of the Montreal Protocol, the representative of Canada said that his Government was investigating the possibility of hosting the Nineteenth Meeting of the Parties, which would be held that year.
The representative of Canada said that the allocation of parking spaces had not yet been put into effect.
At the 6th plenary meeting, on 5 April, the representative of Canada said that his country had actively sought the honour of hosting the Convention secretariat because of its commitment to the Convention.
The representative of Canada said that the guidelines were unclear, as they did not deal with competing claims.
The representative of Canada said that it would be important to establish the timetable and objectives of the Mid-term Review as soon as possible.
The representative of Canada said that his country was eager to address past grievances and current disadvantage.
The representative of Canada said that in his view articles 24 and 29 overlapped and that the article as currently drafted was too prescriptive.
The representative of Canada said that his country looked forward to further discussions and invited written comments by 15 September 2005.
The representative of Canada said that the right to self-determination was central to the draft declaration and fundamental to the international community.
The representative of Canada said that his delegation had made a number of written comments on the proposed medium-term plan available to the secretariat and to delegations.
In response, the representative of Canada said that there was a direct link to the Montreal Protocol as HFCs were being used as alternatives to ozone-depleting substances.
The representative of Canada said that her delegation was flexible regarding the form such a qualification could take and would be willing to consider the formulation proposed by Australia.
The representative of Canada said that indigenous peoples were affected by racism and that the Government would like to see effective participation by indigenous peoples in the World Conference.
The representative of Canada said that Canada was committed to supporting the Integrated Framework and the JITAP Programme designed to integrate countries into the trading system.
Lastly, the representative of Canada said that Domestic Violence Courts had been created in many jurisdictions, with the aim of improving the justice system's response to domestic violence.
The representative of Canada said that her delegation supported the draft decision, which sent a message of support to UNEP but, at the same time, was realistic with regard to expected contributions.
Subsequently, the representative of Canada said that during the informal discussions the participants had come close to a resolution of the matter, but had not succeeded in dealing with all the outstanding issues.
The representative of Canada said that, in her country, no national committee for the Decade had been established, but several committees had been set up at the federal level and in various regions of Canada. .
The representative of Canada said that several organizations in Canada had expressed interest in the trade point programme and would be awaiting the outcome of the Working Group's session with interest.
The representative of Canada said that, as with other substances controlled under the Montreal Protocol, financial assistance would be provided to meet the incremental costs of phasing out HFCs.
The representative of Canada said that her country was committed to phasing out methyl bromide and was pleased with its efforts to phase out the use of the substance in pasta manufacturing facilities in 2011.
The representative of Canada said that the issue raised by the draft declaration was whether the right of selfdetermination applies to indigenous peoples living within existing States and, if so, what this right consists of. .
The representative of Canada said that the difficulties faced by the LDCs in their endeavours to implement the Programme of Action for the 1990s had several causes, including the problem of ownership.
The representative of Canada said that her country was committed to the phase-out of methyl bromide, once suitable alternatives had been identified, and would work with other parties to finalize a draft decision on the matter.
The representative of Canada said that his country fully supported the principle that indigenous peoples have the right to control, develop and use the lands which they owned or to which they had rights of exclusive use.
The representative of Canada said that women over the past century had become increasingly involved in the full range of social and economic aspects of life, most notably becoming a major and integral part of the paid labour force.
The representative of Canada said that the proposal had been structured as an open list of overarching and specific questions that Parties might consider as they faced the short-, medium-, and long-term challenges related to protecting the ozone layer.
The representative of Canada said that her Government recognized the collective nature of the interest of indigenous peoples in lands and resources and that indigenous peoples have the right to own, control, develop and use their lands and resources.
The representative of Canada said that his Government was holding discussions with representatives of other countries during the current meeting regarding a possible draft decision on process agents, and he invited interested parties to contact his delegation.