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The Sub-Committee agreed to delete the last sentence but one of paragraph 9.7.6.3 see annex 4.
As several experts supported the need for clarification andfor adapting the definitions on those newly revised by WHO in the 1993 edition of the WHO Laboratory Biosafety Manual, the Sub-Committee agreed to consider the HMAC proposal.
The Sub-Committee agreed to amend paragraph 5.6(b) on the basis of the CEPE proposal see annex 4.
It was however accepted that there was merit in standardizing the way dedicated salvage packagings are tested and marked, and the Sub-Committee agreed that provisions should be developed in Chapters 1, 9 and 13 and a drafting group was convened to develop provisions in the simplest possible way see annex 1.
The Sub-Committee agreed that HMAC could pursue the matter and develop specific proposals.
Cameroon NHRI was granted accreditation status B. At the request of the French National Commission on Human Rights, the Sub-Committee agreed to defer consideration of this re-accreditation application to the next session, due to the fact that a bill to amend the enabling legislation of the Commission was being negotiated.
The Sub-Committee agreed that the existing criterion of 40 mg/kg for packing group I could be changed to 50 mg/kg 13 experts for; none against.
To avoid problems of interpretation in a transport chain including carriage by air,at its thirty-fifth session the Sub-Committee agreed to amend special provision 188, paragraph(e), so that the interpretation given in the ICAO guidance would be reflected in the text of the regulations. This was based on a proposal submitted by Switzerland to the thirty-fifth session in informal document INF.20.
The Sub-Committee agreed that the OECD proposed criteria could be used as a basis for further discussion as for toxicity criteria.
Therefore the Sub-Committee agreed in principle that the columns relating to packing groups could be deleted.
The Sub-Committee agreed that the word"COMPRESSED" should be added to the proper shipping name of all compressed gases as this word is representative of the physical risk caused by these gases.
The Sub-Committee agreed to add the French Railways(SNCF) C.N.E.S.T 002- 1966 standard to paragraphs 12.19.3, 12.39.3 and 17.14.3 as an acceptable test procedure for the 4g impact test.
The Sub-Committee agreed to amend special provision 226 in order to clarify that formulations of isosorbide-5-mononitrate(UN 3251) containing not less than 30% non-volatile, non-flammable phlegmatizer, are not subject to the Recommendations see annex 1.
The Sub-Committee agreed to convene a working group during the session to complete the work started by the informal working group which met in London, at IMO Headquarters from 17 to 21 January 1994 see also ST/SG/AC.10/C.3/16, paragraphs 35 and 36 and annex 2.
The Sub-Committee agreed that the upper cut-off limit for packing group III should be the same for solids as for liquids(8 experts for; 1 against) and that the limit for liquids could be lowered from 500 mg/kg to 200 mg/kg(10 for; 2 against). Dermal toxicity.
The Sub-Committee agreed to include a new entry for CHEMICAL SAMPLES, TOXIC, liquid or solid, to be used for samples of chemicals taken for analysis in connection with the implementation of the Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on their Destruction see annex 1.
The Sub-Committee agreed that plastic bags and sacks manufactured by processes such as extrusion or weaving were unlikely to be affected in the same way as rigid moulded packagings(- for which the cold drop test was introduced-) at low temperatures because of their flexibility, at least when they were containing solids.
The Sub-Committee agreed that it would consider at a later meeting revised entries for the four additional forms of asbestos included in Annex III by the Conference of the Parties at its first meeting, as its decision to recommend amendment of the Harmonized System to assign customs codes to those chemicals would depend on the decision of the Conference of the Parties at its third meeting on the inclusion of chrysotile asbestos in Annex III. Appendix.
The Communications Sub-Committee developed and agreed upon a Communications and Education Strategy.
All agreed that the sub-committee should consider the views of the State Party in the preparation of its report.
It was further agreed that the Sub-Committee would be established by and report to the Bureau of the Expert Group.
Those missions shall be[mutually agreed between the Sub-Committee and the State Party concerned, in a spirit of cooperation] undertaken by the express consent of the State Party concerned.
The members of SAAC agreed to establish a sub-committee focused on audit and finance issues and to formulate terms of reference to be approved.
The Expert Group on Resource Classification agreed to establish a Communications Sub-Committee at its first session, April 2010.
At the first session of the Expert Group it was agreed to establish a Communications Sub-Committee, which reports to Bureau.
Those missions shall be[mutually agreed between the Sub-Committee and the State Party concerned, in a spirit of cooperation][undertaken by the express consent of the State Party concerned]. From art. 8, para. 2.
These documents contained the texts agreed so far by the Sub-Committee until its last session see also document ST/SG/AC.10/C.3/16, paragraphs 6 to 14, 25 to 34 and annex 1.
The IMO Sub-Committee on Flag State Implementation agreed on draft amendments to the code for the implementation of mandatory IMO instruments(adopted by resolution A.973(24)), which forms the basis of the voluntary IMO member State audit scheme.
In its discussions the parties formulated recommendations to the Croatian Government on the amnesty law,and also agreed to establish a sub-committee on human rights training that has laid out a comprehensive programme of seminars for different sectors of society.
It was agreed to establish a Communications Sub-Committee comprising in the order of four experts, including one member of the Bureau and at least one representative from each of the minerals and petroleum sectors.