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I should like to remind delegations that, under Article 19 of the Charter.
The Chairman: Before adjourning the meeting, I should like to remind members of our programme of work for tomorrow.
I should like to remind delegations that, under Article 19 of the Charter.
As for Ms. Albright's claim that she has no differences at all with the people of Iraq, we should like to remind her of an interview she gave to the CBS television network programme"60 Minutes" in May 1996.
I should like to remind delegations that, under Article 19 of the Charter.
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The President(spoke in Arabic):Before giving the floor to representatives who wish to speak in explanation of vote on the resolution just adopted, I should like to remind delegations that statements in explanation of vote are limited to 10 minutes and should be made by delegations from their seats.
I should like to remind the Assembly that Peru endured acts of terrorism itself.
The President(spoke in French): I should like to remind speakers that the allotted time for statements is five minutes.
I should like to remind representatives that, pursuant to rule 88 of the rules of procedure.
The Chair: Before proceeding, I should like to remind delegations that we have a long list of speakers.
I should like to remind representatives that, pursuant to rule 88 of the rules of procedure.
The PRESIDENT: Before suspending this plenary meeting, I should like to remind you that we will be holding, in five minutes time, an informal meeting which will be limited to the presence of members of the Conference only.
I should like to remind representatives that, pursuant to rule 88 of the rules of procedure.
The President: I should like to remind members that we are taking too much time.
I should like to remind members that the text of the draft resolution appeared in document A/48/247.
Once again, I should like to remind representatives that, pursuant to rule 88 of the rules of procedure.
I should like to remind members once again that, at present, we are not discussing the substance of any item.
The President: I should like to remind representatives that statements in the debate in plenary are limited to five minutes.
I should like to remind members once again that, at present, we are not discussing the substance of any item.
Before we begin the voting process, I should like to remind members that, pursuant to rule 88 of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly, no representative shall interrupt the voting except on a point of order on the actual conduct of the voting.
I should like to remind representatives that the candidacies of Zambia and Cameroon are no longer valid.
The President: Before adjourning the meeting, I should like to remind members that the closing meeting of the fifty-sixth session of the General Assembly will take place on Monday, 9 September 2002 at 3 p.m. in the newly decorated General Assembly Hall.
I should like to remind all speakers to observe strictly the five-minute time limit for their statements.
Before giving the floor to the first speaker, I should like to remind the Conference that immediately following this plenary meeting we shall hold an informal plenary meeting to start consideration of our draft annual report, which has been circulated as document CD/WP.497.
I should like to remind representatives that, pursuant to rule 88 of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly.
Finally, I should like to remind participants that the entire meeting is recorded and can be followed worldwide.
I should like to remind delegations that, as previously announced, action on draft resolution A/51/L.62 will be taken tomorrow.
None the less, I should like to remind people that if the adoption of the Programme of Action itself was essential, its implementation is vital.
We should like to remind the Presidents and representatives of countries around the world participating in this special session that the Iraqi children who suffer today will lead Iraq tomorrow.
I should like to remind you that punctuality in starting meetings is very important and that, as usual, meetings with full services cannot be held in the evenings or during weekends.