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The Secretary stated, inter alia, that.
Referring to para. 35 of TRANS/WP.29/GRE/52(report of the previous session), the Secretary stated that in, the words"switching of DRL's" should read"switching of passing beam headlamps.
The Secretary stated that there had been no previous discussions on the article.
In introducing the article the Secretary stated that it had not been too controversial.
The Secretary stated that the matter of language harmonization would be taken care of.
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We remain, however, open to across-the-board bilateral discussions for a resolution of our problems:as our Foreign Secretary stated recently,“at any time or at any place in India or in Pakistan”.
As the Assistant Secretary stated, verification capabilities alone are not enough.
Fourthly, in recalling the recommendation that UNODC should participate in country-based integrated andcoordinated programming and delivery of technical assistance, the Secretary stated that UNODC was coordinating with its network of field offices and was testing possible solutions with a small number of volunteer countries.
The Secretary stated that the article had been based on the discussions in the Special Commission.
While urging member States and development partners to seriously consider increasing cash andin kind contributions to SIAP, the Deputy Executive Secretary stated that they needed to recognize the importance of gaining a full understanding of the unique role of SIAP as a regional institution and of establishing a clear vision and new strategic direction for the Institute for the decades to come.
The Secretary stated that the drafting changes would not only be reflected in the text of article 10, but also throughout the whole document.
In introducing the article, the Secretary stated that it had already been discussed at length.
The Secretary stated that the article had been drafted on the basis of the Chairman's summary of discussions L.13/Add.1.
In introducing the article, the Secretary stated that it was still basically the earlier text from LOS/PCN/SCN.4/WP.6.
The Secretary stated that the latter proposal would give rise to difficulties because some members of the Tribunal could be resident in two countries.
Singling out the generous contributions of the Government of Japan,the Deputy Executive Secretary stated that all were truly grateful to Japan, which had been facing the enormous challenge of reconstruction following the massive damage and loss caused by the unprecedented tsunami earlier in 2011.
The Secretary stated that in the original paper there had been different articles for the various categories of people involved in this unified new article.
In her introductory remarks, the Executive Secretary stated that the current session was the first time that social protection had been explicitly placed on the Commission's policy agenda.
The Secretary stated that the redraft of the paragraph had been based on the discussions held by the Commission on the same matters which were now being raised once again.
Concerning support for non-Annex I Parties' initial communications,the Executive Secretary stated that Convention bodies were not well informed about the prospects for receipt of the national communications and that several non-Annex I Parties had announced delays in their completion.
The Secretary stated that the article reflected the agreement reached during previous discussions and contained in document LOS/PCN/SCN.4/1989/CRP.33.
The Executive Secretary stated that this session would be remembered for a number of achievements.
The Secretary stated that article 14 was in accordance with the discussions held previously on the article and reflected agreements achieved during those discussions.
The Deputy Executive Secretary stated that this situation arose because between 1998 and 1999 there had been a cut of 21% in the ECE's Regional Advisers Fund.
The Secretary stated that the Convention was an important achievement with great potential and that it was based on an inclusive and positive approach.
In introducing the article, the Secretary stated that it had not given rise to much controversy although there had been thorough discussions on the word"important.
The Executive Secretary stated her commitment to work in an open, transparent and accessible manner and to provide Parties with the best possible secretarial support.
When introducing the revised paper, the Secretary stated that the new paper was an attempt to reflect all the proposals where an agreement had been reached along with necessary adjustments.
At that point the Secretary stated that the Protocol had been based on existing precedents, i.e., the Convention on Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations, which is of universal character.
In her introductory statement on management issues, the Executive Secretary stated that results, partnerships and building ESCAP as a learning organization were the key drivers underpinning the Commission's work to make a real and lasting difference in the lives of people in Asia and the Pacific.