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She said that the report reviewed new opportunities for partnerships, including with the World Bank.
Turning to article 3 of the Convention, she said that the report had made no mention of descentbased discrimination.
She said that the report of the Working Group was still a work in progress but a set of clear recommendations had emerged and had been submitted to the Secretary-General.
Referring to the query on comparative statistics raised by the Observer for Palestine, she said that the report had made such comparisons in some areas.
In reply to question 6, she said that the reports of the Police Complaints Authority were published and became a matter of public record.
Introducing the Secretary-General's report on revised estimates resulting from resolutions and decisions adopted by the Economic and Social Council at its resumed substantive session of 2012(A/67/503/Add.1), she said that the report outlined the requirements arising from the adoption of Economic and Social Council resolution 2012/36 entitled"Regional dimension of development in the Latin American and Caribbean region.
With regard to question 2, she said that the report provided a detailed account of the relationship between the Covenant and the new Constitution.
Turning to the report of the Secretary-General on measures taken and progress achieved in follow-up to the implementation of the Beijing Declaration andProgramme of Action and the outcome of the twenty-third special session of the General Assembly(A/63/217), she said that the report showed that gender perspectives were most prominent in the fields of human rights and less so with regard to legal, economic and political issues.
Referring to article 4 of the Convention, she said that the report contained very little information on the implementation of temporary special measures.
Finally, she said that the report had provided such a wealth of information because the Government was striving to achieve transparency.
Drawing attention to paragraphs 474 to 477 of the report, which discussed young women's choices of fields of study, she said that the reporting State should be more specific about the information campaign being undertaken by the Ministry of Education and Sciences.
On question 21, she said that the report had been drafted by an inter-ministerial committee and circulated to non-governmental organizations for their comments.
Turning to the report of the Secretary-General on the oil slick on Lebanese shores(A/66/297), she said that the report had been submitted in response to General Assembly resolution 65/147 and had been prepared by UNEP and the United Nations Development Programme UNDP.
She said that the reports provided an overview of the organization's response to the resolutions adopted by the Governing Council at its twenty-first session, complemented by more detailed information on specific activities.
Introducing the report of the Secretary-General on outsourcing practices(A/59/227), she said that the report provided the General Assembly with information on the outsourcing activities of the Organization for the biennium 2002-2003.
Finally, she said that the reporting State was the first to present a seventh periodic report and commended the Government for its diligence in that regard.
Welcoming the legislative reform process under way, she said that the report did not specify whether there were any laws on ethnic minorities and against racial discrimination.
She said that the report of the Secretary-General entitled"Uniting against terrorism: recommendations for a global counter-terrorism strategy"(A/60/825) had clearly analysed the most relevant elements of action against terrorism and remained a valuable point of reference for further discussions.
With regard the report of the Secretary-General contained in document A/52/345,which had been submitted pursuant to General Assembly resolution 50/104, she said that the report dealt with only one aspect of the resolution, namely, mainstreaming a gender perspective into economic policies, and did not cover other matters, including international cooperation or progress made in the implementation of measures called for by the General Assembly.
Referring to paragraph 81, she said that the report did not really discuss or provide sufficient data on discrimination in employment, particularly with regard to remuneration, and enquired about the problem in Georgia.
Replying to the question raised by the delegation of the Sudan, she said that the report on the improvement of the status of women in the United Nations system(A/61/318) pointed out some of the problems that still needed to be addressed.
With regard to equality between men and women, she said that the report gave full details of the status of women in Egyptian society, which had for thousands of years been characterized by its strong social fabric.
With reference to article 2 of the Convention, she said that the report failed to provide sufficient detail on police custody, pre-trial detention and the scope of detainees' contacts with family members, lawyers and doctors.
With regard to the Committee's relations with the Human Rights Council, she said that the report that she and Ms. Wedgwood had prepared on the issue identified a number of difficulties which the Committee absolutely had to resolve, and any assistance OHCHR could provide in that respect would be welcome.
Introducing the final performance report of the United Nations Mission in Sierra Leone(UNAMSIL)(A/63/681), she said that the report included information on the assets, outstanding liabilities and fund balance as at 30 June 2008 in respect of the United Nations Observer Mission in Sierra Leone(UNOMSIL) and UNAMSIL, as well as information on UNOMSIL income and expenditure for the period from its inception on 13 July 1998 to 30 June 2008.
Turning to the Secretary-General's report on the request for a subvention to the Special Court for Sierra Leone(A/66/563), she said that the report was submitted pursuant to General Assembly resolution 65/259, by which the Assembly had authorized the Secretary-General, as an exceptional measure, to enter into commitments in an amount not to exceed $9,882,594 to supplement the voluntary financial resources of the Special Court for the period from 1 January to 31 December 2011.
Introducing the report of the Secretary-General on the review of the lump-sum arrangement of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees(A/63/537), she said that the report in question had been submitted in compliance with paragraph 23.20 of the programme budget for the biennium 2002-2003(A/56/6(Sect. 23)), pursuant to which the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees would review, after three bienniums, the lump-sum arrangement to fund a portion of its management- and administration-related costs.
Lastly, she said that IOM welcomed the report of the Special Rapporteur on the human rights of internally displaced persons.
She said that ACABQ had reviewed the report thoroughly and had raised a number of important questions.
With respect to the assertion that the report on the support account had been postponed pending a decision on gratis personnel by the General Assembly, she said that as the report had been requested in a resolution of the General Assembly,the Secretariat had a responsibility to submit it.