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Other representatives considered the topic to be too obscure and narrow in scope.
Another noted that synergies between environmental conventions were usually encouraged, and some representatives considered that the Montreal Protocol needed to work more closely with the institutions dealing with climate change.
Some representatives considered that the question should be reviewed periodically.
During the ministerial-level consultations, which were held from the afternoon of 20 February until the morning of 22 February, representatives considered two topics under the overarching theme"The environmental agenda in a changing world: from Stockholm(1972) to Rio 2012.
Still other representatives considered the distinction made in article 5 to be arbitrary and inadequate.
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At the first session of the plenary meeting to determine modalities and institutional arrangements for an intergovernmental science-policy platform on biodiversity andecosystem services, the representatives considered legal issues pertaining to the establishment of the platform.
Other representatives considered the idea of such a permanent mechanism to be alien to the Charter.
During the ensuing discussion, representatives considered the timing of the next meeting of the Working Group.
Some representatives considered that the state of the equipment depended on how it had been maintained.
Most representatives considered women's human rights a key issue for the Platform for Action.
Some representatives considered the topic to be well defined and to merit inclusion in the future programme of work.
Some representatives considered the amount proposed in the report for funding such activities to be insufficient.
Some representatives considered working paper A/AC.182/L.79 a good basis for finding a solution to the problem.
Some representatives considered that such a guide was of great assistance to States and international organizations.
Representatives considered that improvements were necessary for UNDCP to operate at a higher level of efficiency and effectiveness.
Some representatives considered the approach taken to the issue of compensation or other relief in chapter III of the draft to be in the right direction.
Several representatives considered that national and international control systems for potassium permanganate and acetic anhydride should be strengthened.
Representatives considered a revised draft action plan concerning the Globally Harmonized System for the Classification and Labelling of Chemicals GHS.
Several representatives considered that the Commission should establish a common methodology, an agreed set of principles and indicators to monitor progress.
Other representatives considered that the forum for further elaboration of the convention should be through the General Assembly on the basis of the draft articles prepared by the Commission.
Some representatives considered that a gulf was being created between the two Committees, whereas their roles were complementary and they should work in harmony.
Some representatives considered that the feasibility of a large-scale programme should be carefully studied, given the political and technical uncertainties.
Some representatives considered that the report should have contained more information on the status of projects and outlined policy options for the consideration of the Commission.
Some representatives considered the proposal to be extremely important, since it concerned the medium- and low-volume-consuming countries and their ability to meet their obligations.
Representatives considered the results of a gap analysis on existing sciencepolicy interfaces on biodiversity and ecosystem services and deliberated on unmet needs.
Representatives considered the results of a gap analysis on existing sciencepolicy interfaces on biodiversity and ecosystem services and deliberated on unmet needs.
Several representatives considered that greater attention should be paid, including in documents prepared for the Commission, to the involvement of terrorist groups in drug trafficking.
The representatives considered various issues under the agenda item on the basis of the information contained in the note by the secretariat on the draft policy and procedures for the admission of observers IPBES/1/4.
Many representatives considered it most fitting that the Commission had proposed rules relating to the settlement of disputes, particularly because the use of freshwater was often subject to intense disagreements.
Some representatives considered that, without the threat of arrest or forced eradication, alternative development would not succeed; others referred to the need to establish trust and cooperation first.