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Revised working paper submitted by Ireland.
Some delegations supported the suggestions made in the revised working paper.
Revised working paper submitted by the Chairman.
Some delegations had put forward observations and comments on the revised working paper.
Revised working paper on methods of work of the Sub-Commission.
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For those reasons, the further revised working paper required additional consideration.
The revised working paper on the methods of work of the Sub-Commission(E/CN.4/Sub.2/1998/3);
ICGEB subsequently presented these elements in a revised working paper at the meeting of States parties to the BWC, in December 2005.
The revised working paper was considered during the 6th and 7th meetings of the Working Group.
It was decided that the remaining provisions contained in the revised working paper would be taken up by the Special Committee at its next session in 2004.
The revised working paper was not issued as an official document of the Special Committee.
Japan informed the Working Group of the outcome of the informal consultations on the revised working paper, coordinated by it.
Further revised working paper submitted by the Russian Federation.
His delegation had read with interest the report on the Special Committee's consideration of the revised working paper prepared by the Russian Federation on the subject of sanctions A/C.6/62/L.6.
The revised working paper submitted by the Russian Federation reflected the concerns of all sides.
In that connection, the point was made that some of the proposals contained in the revised working paper were not within the mandate of that Working Group and thus deserved consideration by the Committee.
Further revised working paper presented by the delegation of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuelaa.
It was also observed that the implementation of the guidelines contained in the revised working paper might encumber the work of the Special Committee with procedural discussions.
The revised working paper(A/AC.182/L.108/Rev.2) reads as follows new provisions set out in bold.
The sponsor delegation announced its intention to conduct informal consultations on the revised working paper and to take into account all concrete suggestions presented by other delegations regarding the text.
Revised working paper by Mr. Hatano relating to the methods of work of the Sub-Commission resolution 1997/16.
The Committee had continued its consideration of a further revised working paper on that topic submitted by Japan and co-sponsors Australia, the Republic of Korea, Thailand and Uganda.
Revised working paper submitted by Libya on the strengthening of certain principles concerning the impact and the application of sanctions.
Based on proposals discussed at the last session and in the intersessional period,the former Chairman of Working Group I, Mr. Yaw Odei Osei, has prepared a revised working paper that offers an extensive survey of relevant achievements, developments and mechanisms in the field of nuclear disarmament.
The above-mentioned revised working paper was considered at the 10th to 12th meetings of the Working Group.
Non-governmental organizations were further invited to submit comments to the three Sub-Commission experts who would be cooperating in preparing papers, without financial implication, including through meetings and seminars before the next session of the Sub-Commission, andeach expert was invited to submit his revised working paper to the sessional working group and the SubCommission at their next sessions.
New revised working paper by Mr. Hatano relating to the methods of work of the Sub-Commission decision 1998/108.
Delegations welcomed the revised working paper and expressed appreciation to the Japanese delegation for its efforts in the endeavour.
The revised working paper submitted by the Russian Federation on the subject was therefore extremely pertinent and merited full attention.
The issues covered by the revised working paper submitted by the Russian Federation were valid and deserved consideration.