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She supported the proposal of the representative of Germany.
Ms. Anderson(Canada) said that she supported the proposal put forward by the delegation of Cuba.
She supported the proposal of the representative of the United Kingdom.
She supported the proposal to use existing resources for regional meetings.
Mrs. DASKALOPOULOU-LIVADA(Greece) said she supported the proposal put forward by the representative of Finland.
She supported the proposal submitted by the Russian Federation concerning peacekeeping operations A/51/33, para. 128.
Ms. VEGA(Peru) said that, in article 102,paragraph 1, she supported the proposal that signatories of the Statute should be members of the Assembly of States Parties.
She supported the proposal by Portugal to amend rule 103 of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly for the reasons given in paragraphs 134 and 135 of document A/52/33.
In view of the constraints encountered in the redeployment of posts, she supported the proposal that seven of the new positions should be funded from the provision for special political missions.
She supported the proposal to amend the reporting guidelines; those States whose report had been submitted before the Beijing Conference could be asked to provide a supplement.
With regard to the financing of the Repertory of Practice of United Nations organs, she supported the proposal put forward by the representative of Morocco that the relevant amount should be restored to the Secretary-General's budget proposals for the biennium 2004-2005.
She supported the proposal of the Twelfth Ministerial Conference of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, held at New Delhi on 7 and 8 April 1997, that a fund should be established to provide assistance to third States affected by sanctions.
Ms. Aragon(Philippines) said that she supported the proposal to increase the number of official staff holidays to 10.
Therefore, she supported the proposal for a sustainable development goal that called for an end to abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence and torture against children.
With reference to paragraph 352 of the report of the Commission, she supported the proposal that a draft guideline should be prepared to encourage States to give the reasons for their objections, even though that would depart from the traditional norm.
Thus, she supported the proposal to apply the 3.42 per cent increase to the base/floor salary scale in differing percentages to bring it in line with the scale for the comparator civil service.
In that regard, she supported the proposal for a practical outcome in the form of conclusions with commentaries.
Lastly, she supported the proposal to finance the participation of individuals from developing countries in the workshops, meetings of experts and training courses of the United Nations Programme on Space Applications para. 6.21.
Ms. Walsh(Canada) said that she supported the proposal to enclose the text in slot 3 concerning the grantor in square brackets.
She supported the proposal that the draft guidelines for military manuals and instructions on the protection ofthe environment in times of armed conflict should be circulated to Governments with a request for their comments.
Ms. Wedgwood said that, while she supported the proposal to hold a discussion on remedies, consultation with other treaty bodies would not go amiss.
In article 52, she supported the proposal in option 2 that the Rules of Procedure and Evidence should enter into force upon adoption by the Assembly of States Parties, preferably by an absolute majority of those present and voting.
Mrs. BATACLAN(Philippines) said that she supported the proposal made by the delegation of the Czech Republic and had no objection to the views of other delegations being reflected in the report.
She supported the proposal that a member of the Committee should be requested to hold consultations with various bodies and agencies and suggested that Mr. van Boven and Mr. Garvalov should draft recommendations on follow-up action by the Committee by the end of the current session.
Ms. Bole(Slovenia) said that she supported the proposal of the Austrian and Swedish delegations aimed at revitalizing the Committee's debate, thus making it more effective.
She supported the proposal regarding establishment of one P-5 and one P-4 post for the follow-up to the Global Conference on Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States, contained in paragraph 7A.59 of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1996-1997.
At the international level, she supported the proposal for a United Nations decade of interreligious dialogue and cooperation for peace, and had contributed to the Durban Conference review process.
Ms. Ratsifandrihamana(African Union)said that she supported the proposal for the Chairperson to visit Guinea-Bissau and agreed that the international community should devote its full attention to the urgent needs of that country's people.
Ms. Achouri(Tunisia) said that she supported the proposal put forward by the representative of the Philippines, since it would be irresponsible of the Committee to postpone its consideration of issues that affected the rights of United Nations staff.