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She proposed that the Committee should aim to complete its work by 16 December 2005.
After highlighting the main issues dealt with in each section of the draft resolution, she proposed that the Committee should adopt it by consensus.
She proposed that the Committee should take up the matter when it discussed its working methods.
As it was unclear when Rwanda would be able to present its next report, she proposed that the Committee should request the Government to submit a report on an exceptional basis.
Lastly, she proposed that the Committee should explore means of expressing its support for the women of Ecuador.
Since there were clearly some unresolved issues concerning the draft decision contained in paragraph 14 of the draft report, she proposed that the Committee should defer consideration of that paragraph, and also consider amending paragraph 15.
She proposed that the committee should also discuss the use of mercury in artisanal and small-scale silver mining.
Noting that torture cases such as those should be the Committee's top priority, she proposed that the Committee should promptly schedule meetings in order to pursue a sincere dialogue on the issue with State party representatives.
She proposed that the Committee should refer to discrimination in the administration of justice, rather than to corruption.
Since some members, including herself, did not belong to the French, Spanish orEnglish language groups, she proposed that the Committee should endeavour to ensure that the rapporteurs for public information should represent the five regional groups traditionally used to ensure geographic balance within the United Nations.
She proposed that the Committee consider convening in another forum to pursue discussions on statelessness.
Following Ms. Bartels' presentation, the Chair referred to additional information indicating that both the EC and SL formulations of Gramoxone Super had been available in the field in Burkina Faso between 2000 and 2010,on the basis of which she proposed that the Committee should amend its recommendation to list the substance in Annex III to the Convention to refer to both formulations.
She proposed that the Committee should consider no more than seven or eight reports in the three weeks allotted to it.
As a compromise, she proposed that the Committee should take up other matters, allowing informal consultations on the draft resolution to take place meanwhile.
She proposed that the Committee should begin requesting information about implementation of the Platform for Action in reports of States parties drafted after September 1996.
Under agenda item 8, she proposed that the Committee take up, in a preliminary way, the revised draft of the rules of procedure, which would then be taken up in detail at the seventeenth session.
She proposed that the Committee hold a short question-and-answer session with the secretariat and then have informal consultations to try to reach a consensus.
Turning to case No. 1457/2006(Poma v. Peru), she proposed that the Committee should ask the author whether measures taken by the State party to guarantee access to water resources even in times of shortage, including soliciting and taking into account feedback from the indigenous communities, were sufficient.
She proposed that the Committee should begin its work on a positive note by agreeing to remove the brackets around the text in paragraph 19 and adopting the paragraph in its current state.
Accordingly, she proposed that the Committee should suspend, just for the current session, its practice of drafting concluding comments.
She proposed that the Committee should request Ecuador to prepare a special report to be submitted in two years' time, on the alterations it had made in its legislation pursuant to the Convention.
She proposed that the Committee should assess on Member States the difference between the level of the commitment authority and the apportionment through March 1994 for all other operations.
She proposed that the Committee should agree to extend the deadline to the end of July, but that if the report had not been received by that time, the Committee should undertake a review of Nigeria in August 2004.
She proposed that the Committee send a communication to the Mexican Government thanking it for its communication and explaining that the Committee would consider its contents to be an integral part of the second periodic report.
Accordingly, she proposed that the Committee should expedite work on the comments- perhaps through increased cooperation by members who had a particular interest in certain comments- adopt the comments at the current session and transmit them forthwith to States parties.
She proposed that the Committee should hold a workshop in conjunction with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO) on ways and means of publicizing and implementing the Convention, in the context of both the NGO Forum and intergovernmental meetings.
She proposed that the Committee agree on one of the three options, but that the other options be described in the commentary on the article so that a country that might have reservations regarding the option preferred by most other members would also have guidance.
She therefore proposed that the Committee should defer its consideration of the inclusion of the item to a later date.
She informed the Committee that Ms. Carmel Shalev had proposed that the Committee begin work on a general recommendation on article 12 relating to women's health.
She therefore proposed that the Committee schedule a second working group that could prepare general comments, and that the Committee should then make time to discuss them during the session.