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The secretariat had noted that paragraphs 14 to 17 had been inadvertently omitted from the existing introduction.
When the General Assembly, in June, had set a 15 August deadline for submission of the performance report the Secretariat had noted that a number of complex financing decisions had been taken by the General Assembly.
The Secretariat had noted that Ecuador proposed to limit its methyl bromide consumption in each of the years 2007- 2009 to 204 metric tonnes.
With regard to the outstanding request of decision XVIII/24 that Eritrea submit a plan of action with timespecific benchmarks for returning the Party to compliance, the Secretariat had noted its presumption that Eritrea would use the information obtained through the preparation of the country programme to develop the plan of action.
In particular, the secretariat had noted the increasingly sophisticated techniques used by criminal groups engaged in the illegal trade in wildlife.
With regard to the apparent production of 0.5331 ODP-tonnes of methyl chloroform and1,986.2 ODP-tonnes of methyl bromide in 2004 for export in a future year to Parties operating under Article 5 of the Protocol to meet their basic domestic needs, the Secretariat had noted that, at its current meeting, the Committee would consider a paper on the issue of ODS stockpiling relative to non-compliance with the Montreal Protocol.
The Secretariat had noted that Bangladesh had undertaken to implement the recommendations of the Executive Committee for accelerating CFC phaseout.
The CHAIRPERSON said that the secretariat had noted and would incorporate the various contributions, proposals, and editorial changes suggested by members.
The Secretariat had noted the appreciation of Member States in particular for global forum activities and the importance attached by Member States to technical cooperation activities.
In reviewing the additional information, the Secretariat had noted that Bolivia referred to total carbon tetrachloride consumption in 2006 of 192 kilogrammes(0.2 ODP-tonnes), an amount greater than the 0.1 ODP-tonnes reported by the Party in its data submission of 1 August 2007.
The Secretariat had noted that Member States had concerns about the number of UNIDO desks that would be established and, more generally, about field mobility and the decentralization policy within UNIDO.
Ms. Leblanc(Canada) said that the secretariat had noted that the 2011 Model Law would rarely be enacted without some sort of tailoring to local circumstances, but local circumstances were not unique, and States frequently shared very similar legal frameworks.
The Secretariat had noted that, as indicated in column B of the revised accounting framework report, the Fifteenth Meeting of the Parties had granted the Russian Federation approval for the consumption of 378 ODP-tonnes in 2004 for essential uses.
With regard to the CFC data, the Secretariat had noted that the 2004 accounting framework for essential uses submitted by the Party had reported that 927 ODP-tonnes of CFCs had been imported and 187 ODP-tonnes produced in 2004 for essential uses exempted under decision XIV/4.
The Secretariat had noted that Ecuador did not plan to achieve any reduction in methyl bromide consumption until 2010, coinciding with the conclusion of further trials of chemical alternatives to methyl bromide as described in section 5.3 of its submission.
The co-chair said that another limiting factor that the Secretariat had noted was that its workload, combined with the amount of essential travel that a limited number of staff were obliged to undertake, served to constrain its ability to monitor activities in other multilateral environmental agreements.
The Secretariat had noted that the reported transfer of 1,503 ODP-tonnes from the United Kingdom to Greece was within the maximum allowable amount that the United Kingdom could have transferred to Greece in 2004, in accordance with Article 2 of the Protocol.
In its report prepared for the current meeting, the Secretariat had noted that the data derived from accounting frameworks for critical use exemptions could assist the Parties to monitor such uses, just as the data contained in the accounting frameworks for essential use authorizations had assisted them in tracking the phaseout of CFCs in metered-dose inhalers.
The secretariat had noted that, as contributions were received throughout the year with no advance notice of amounts to be received, it was not possible to plan for contracts with the programme centres related to core activities not funded through the EMEP Protocol.
With respect to the 2005 CFC production rights transfer, the Secretariat had noted that the transfer of 1,374 ODP-tonnes, when added to the Party's maximum allowable CFC production level for basic domestic needs of 730 ODP-tonnes in that year, resulted in a maximum allowable CFC production level for basic domestic needs of 2,104 ODP-tonnes, which did not fully account for the Party's reported production of 2,142 ODP-tonnes in 2005.
The secretariat had noted suggestions from countries including the provision of a"frequently asked questions" page(FAQ) and the listing of additional Chemical Abstracts Serivice(CAS) numbers for various chemical substances and groups, which would also be made available on the web site.
As for 1999 and 2000, the Secretariat had noted in its correspondence that its records showed that the Party had left the data fields for carbon tetrachloride in its data reports for those years blank and had presumed that those blank fields had been intended to indicate zero consumption.
The Secretariat had noted that, while previous anniversaries in the Organization had primarily served two purposes, to provide for the evaluation of past achievements and shortcomings and to promote a ceremonial recommitment to the Charter, it was hoped that the commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary would, in addition, effectively reposition the United Nations in the minds of its various constituencies and demonstrate its continuing relevance as the next century approached.
In this connection, the secretariat has noted a steady increase in the importance of partnerships with the business community.
The Secretariat has noted that the modification has greatly reduced the delay previously experienced with such cases.
However, the Secretariat has noted an increased number of requests from troop contributors to assist with the resupply of spare parts and consumables.
The Secretariat has noted that in many cases the equipment negotiated in a memorandum of understanding is not the same as what is actually deployed.
At regional network meetings, the Secretariat has noted that the future of Multilateral Fund funding beyond 2010 has been a frequent topic of discussion.
As the Secretariat has noted in its briefings to the Council, time is also a critical factor.
While there is indeed special equipment required in certain missions, the Secretariat has noted repeated requests for certain items to be treated as special cases.