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The Chairman reminded members that,at its 3rd meeting, the Special Committee had decided to hear the petitioners on that item.
He recalled that the Special Committee had decided to establish an ad hoc working group with the participation of all interested Member States to assist the Secretariat with the preparation of the report.
The Chairman recalled that at its current andprevious sessions the Special Committee had decided to hear a number of petitioners on the question under consideration.
Other delegations stated that if the proposal was similar to the revised proposal submitted in 2009,it should be recalled that in 2011 the Special Committee had decided not to adopt that proposal.
The CHAIRMAN said that at its previous meeting,on 24 July 1996, the Special Committee had decided to hear representatives of organizations interested in the question of Puerto Rico.
Lastly, as the Special Committee had decided to reschedule its programme of work in order to make optimum use of the information available to it, the Subcommittee had had an opportunity, during its session, to take into account the work of the Pacific regional seminar.
With regard to the question of the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, the Special Committee had decided to defer consideration of the question until its 1995 session.
Consequently, the Special Committee had decided that its Chair should convene an open-ended intersessional group of"friends of the Chair" to consider its working methods, with the aim of recommending an agreed-upon format for its report prior to the commencement of its 2014 session.
The Chairman recalled that at the fifth meeting held on 21 June 2001, the Special Committee had decided to hear the representatives of organizations concerned with the question of Puerto Rico.
The Special Committee had decided to accept the amendment contained in paragraph 6 of document A/C.4/51/L.2, provided that the words"as well as the right to the enjoyment of resources in their best interests" were added at the end of the paragraph, after the words"Colonial Countries and Peoples.
With regard to the question of the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, andas indicated in document A/48/23(Part VI), chapter X, paragraph 26, the Special Committee had decided to defer consideration of the question to its 1994 session.
With the aim of enhancing the efficiency andrelevance of its work, the Special Committee had decided to review at its next session the procedure for adopting its report, including the possibility of changing the nature of the report.
Mr. SAMANA(Papua New Guinea), speaking on behalf of the Special Committee, said that,following in-depth discussions with the European Union, the Special Committee had decided to accept only two of the proposed amendments.
The Chairman recalled that at its third meeting the Special Committee had decided to grant the request for a hearing received from the representative of the Frente Popular para la Liberación de Saguia el-Hamra y de Río de Oro Frente POLISARIO.
It was recalled by several delegations that, in paragraph 2 of resolution 64/115, the General Assembly had taken note of the document entitled"Introduction and implementation of sanctions imposed by the United Nations",annexed to the resolution, which the Special Committee had decided at its 2009 session to submit to the Assembly.
Furthermore, as reflected in the report, the Special Committee had decided to create an ad hoc working group of experts to review those documents and to hold a one-day session to consider the advice of the group of experts before the conclusion of the General Assembly's sixtieth session.
The Special Committee had decided to take a substantive decision in 1997 at the latest, and his delegation was certain that the consultations to be held would result in a decision recognizing the aspirations of its brothers in Puerto Rico, who should be allowed to exercise their inalienable right to self-determination in accordance with General Assembly resolution 1514 XV.
Noting with satisfaction that the Special Committee had decided by consensus to draft a separate resolution on Guam, he said that, when the draft resolution was considered, two points would merit attention: first, the issue of the right of the colonized Chamorro people to decolonize their homeland; and, second, the significance of a separate resolution on Guam.
After discussion, the Special Committee had decided to recommend to the General Assembly, on the understanding that the recommendation would have no implications for any changes in the Charter or the Statute, to invite States Members and the States parties to the Statute, as well as the Court itself, if it so desired, to submit comments and observations on the consequences that the increase in the volume of cases before the Court had on its operation A/52/33, paras. 13(b) and 130.
The Special Committee has decided to follow a similar approach at this year's seminar.
The Special Committee has decided to pursue and intensify work on the implementation of these recommendations.
In 1925, a special committee has decided to consider the invention"appropriate" and to contribute to its further development.
This was the third time that the special ministerial committee had decided to extend the powers given to GSS interrogators.
It was left to his agriculture minister to reveal to the public that a special cabinet committee had decided that the villagers of Kafr Bir'im and Iqrit would not be allowed to return.
The Committee had decided that the special theme for the thirty-fifth session of the Subcommittee should be“Scientific and technical aspects and applications of space-based meteorology”.
It was in that period that the Committee had decided to devote a special place in its annual programmes of work to the socio-economic issues of the transitional stage.
The Chairman recalled that,at its previous meeting, the Committee had decided to dispatch a special mission to the Turks and Caicos Islands from 2 to 9 April 2006.
Before the end of the visit, the Chairman of the Committee, Mr. Carlos Estarellas, informed the Special Rapporteur that the Committee had decided that both the Law on the Organization of the Judiciary and the Committee's rules of procedure would be applied in accordance with the Constitution and the international treaties ratified by Ecuador.
In view of that,the nature of the Committee's mandate at its special session and the limited time available, the Committee had decided that such general policy decisions should be considered further during its review of the application of Article 19 at its fifty-ninth session.
In 2000, when the Second Committee had decided to take a special interest in the problem and to encourage the international community to seek adequate solutions, the General Assembly had adopted resolution 55/61, creating the Ad Hoc Committee for the Negotiation of a Convention against Corruption and the problem of asset recovery had become a key element of the future convention.