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The secretariat had been requested to prepare a first draft of such a Convention.
One speaker inquired about the status of a report on contaminated sites,among other issues, that the Secretariat had been requested in decision 24/3.
It noted that the secretariat had been requested to prepare a report on its experience in using the roster of experts.
Regarding the estimates in respect of special political missions, she stressed the significant increase in the number, scope and complexity of such missions, noting that,in successive resolutions, the Secretariat had been requested to provide ever more information concerning them.
In addition, the Secretariat had been requested to provide information relating to the proposed quantum of the fee for exploration.
In endorsing the recommendations of the Working Group of the Whole at its tenth session,the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space noted that the Secretariat had been requested to prepare further studies and reports of relevance to the recommendations of the Conference.
The secretariat had been requested to send e-mails to the countries, enquiring about localization experiences.
Ms. Brzák-Metzler(Chief, Conditions of Service Section) recalled that the Secretariat had been requested to clarify its understanding of paragraph 8 of draft resolution A/C.5/61/L.40.
The secretariat had been requested to provide all necessary assistance to facilitate such consultation TRANS/WP.24/95, para. 53.
Since the subject of security interests was becoming increasingly important, the secretariat had been requested to prepare a study on secured credit law for the 2001 session of the Commission.
The Secretariat had been requested to implement the provisions of that resolution within the resources that had been specified in the budget resolution.
The representative of the Secretariat introduced the item,recalling that by decision IX/23 the Secretariat had been requested to undertake a variety of activities relating to developing national legislation and enforcing the Convention.
The secretariat had been requested to prepare a note on the subject for the Committee; the note had been circulated under the symbol ECE/TRANS/2007/9.
Support was expressed for the view that an in-depth discussion on the scope of application would be premature,particularly since the Secretariat had been requested to prepare a background paper on this topic for discussion at a future session of the Working Group.
To his recollection, the secretariat had been requested by the Committee in the past to provide such information on countries under special circumstances.
She noted that CPC had been unable to make a recommendation with regard to programme 21 and that, in paragraph 23(b) and(c)of General Assembly resolution 48/228, the Secretariat had been requested to reformulate certain activities, in particular those relating to public administration and finance.
The secretariat had been requested to resolve a few questions still outstanding, in particular Article 5, para. 2 and Article 8, para. 3, with the assistance of OSZhD and UIC.
To enable the Committee to review the implementation of that reporting requirement, the Secretariat had been requested to identify in its regular data report to the Committee those Parties that had not reported in accordance with decision XVII/16.
The Secretariat had been requested to continue providing such assistance to developing countries, in particular, but it could do so only if sufficient funds were available.
Turning to the follow-up to the report of the Joint Inspection Unit and the agreed conclusions of the twenty-sixth special session of the Trade and Development Board,he said that the secretariat had been requested to enhance the management and administration of UNCTAD through the implementation of the workplan presented.
The Commission noted that the secretariat had been requested to prepare revised provisions of the draft instrument based on the deliberations and decisions of the Working Group A/CN.9/510, para. 21.
With regard to the issues of interim measures of protection,the Commission noted that the Working Group had considered a draft text for a revision of article 17 of the Model Law(A/CN.9/WG. II/WP.119, para. 74) and that the secretariat had been requested to prepare revised draft provisions, based on the discussion in the Working Group, for consideration at a future session.
The secretariat had been requested to develop and circulate a questionnaire on the experience gained with the implementation of the Guidelines to which delegations should respond by 15 January 2005.
One delegation recalled that when the country note for Viet Nam was reviewed at the first regular session in January, the secretariat had been requested to ensure that the final programme included specific details on results to be achieved and coordination with the programmes of other donors.
The Secretariat had been requested to organize regional workshops for central and other competent authorities to facilitate exchanges among counterparts and promote mutual legal assistance and extradition.
It also took note that the European Commission, at the Expert Group meeting, had presented its views on the elements andfunctioning of a computerized TIR system and that the secretariat had been requested, jointly with the European Commission to develop a new document for the next session of the Expert Group, which will take into account the ideas of the secretariat as well as the European Commission.
The secretariat had been requested to organize a colloquium to identify the scope of possible work and primary issues to be addressed, which would be the basis of the Commission's consideration when making a decision on future work in this area.
The Officer-in-charge of the Services Development Division, introducing the documentation on agenda item 3, referred to chapter I of the document entitled"Fostering competitive multimodal transport services"(TD/B/CN.4/46) and indicated that the three items of the work programme of the Committee relating to multimodal transport, containerization, logistics andtechnological developments which the secretariat had been requested to prepare before UNCTAD IX would be completed in time.
His delegation sincerely hoped that the report which the Secretariat had been requested to prepare on the feasibility and practicability of that methodology would be submitted during the forty-ninth session of the General Assembly.
The secretariat had been requested to assist the Chairman in arranging such inter-sessional work for interested experts, by moderating a virtual expert group communicating via e-mail ECE/TRANS/WP.24/119, paragraphs 26-34.