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He suggested that the Commission should defer a decision in order to allow time for further reflection.
Scarcity and the growing demand for energy required the establishment of adequate rules to avoid transboundary conflicts, which suggested that the Commission should consider the issue further.
Some delegations suggested that the Commission should consider more efficient ways to examine the submissions.
It was imperative to note that transboundary oil and gas issues were complicated by private andcommercial interests that were not present in relation to transboundary aquifers, which suggested that the Commission should proceed with caution.
It was suggested that the Commission should consider the latter issue and propose objective criteria.
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It subscribed to the views expressed by the Legal Counsel and suggested that the Commission should pursue its consideration of the matter taking into account the different viewpoints that had been expressed.
It was suggested that the Commission should draw up comprehensive international guidelines for crime prevention.
Concerning the selection of topics by the Commission, some delegations suggested that the Commission should consider the views of Member States when deciding on the inclusion of new topics in its programme of work.
It was suggested that the Commission should be guided by practical considerations rather than this distinction, which was losing its practical significance with the growing number of international procedural norms currently being formulated.
Referring to chapter III, on countermeasures, of the report of the Special Rapporteur on responsibility of international organizations(A/CN.4/597), she suggested that the Commission should, as far as possible, treat the nature and limits of countermeasures as being governed by the constituent instrument of the international organization and that draft articles on that subject should be applied as residual rules.
It was suggested that the Commission should address the reasons for the unwillingness of some States to resort to international assistance.
It was suggested that the Commission should study the issue of ethnic cleansing aimed at aliens, as well as deprivation of nationality followed by expulsion, the conformity of which with international law was questionable.
Some delegations suggested that the Commission should establish a non-exhaustive list of crimes covered by the obligation.
It was suggested that the Commission should consider other types of cooperation between international organizations and States or other international organizations in determining the criteria for attribution.
Mr. BURMAN(United States of America) suggested that the Commission should first take up his delegation's general proposal regarding the international transport of goods.
It was suggested that the Commission should discuss the methodology(modus operandi) for dealing with a submission at the subcommission level.
His delegation therefore suggested that the Commission should return to the secretariat's version of article 13, rather than spending more time on the word"transaction.
It was suggested that the Commission should approach the work programme with flexibility, to enable it to conclude its work on some topics that had been on its agenda for several decades or those whose importance was unquestionable.
In the light of such considerations, it was suggested that the Commission should approach the draft articles as a text concerning an environmental protection regime rather than international liability.
It was also suggested that the Commission should establish deadlines and completion dates for topics on its programme of work.
It was further suggested that the Commission should reconsider the terminology, especially the relationship between responsibility and liability.
It was suggested that the Commission should therefore re-examine the content of articles 47 and 48 very carefully in the second reading.
It was also suggested that the Commission should adopt a broad definition which would facilitate the inclusion of all criticisms that a State might make of a reservation.
It was further suggested that the Commission should be cautious in generalizing rules set forth at the regional level and should not give excessive weight to the practice of treaty bodies.
Several representatives suggested that the Commission should give priority to completing a generally acceptable draft and devote a substantial amount of time to the topic at its forthcoming session.
In this regard, it was suggested that the Commission should take into account the recommendations of the Executive Committee of the Programme of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
It had been suggested that the Commission should take a two-stage approach to the issue, whereby it would begin by addressing the rights and obligations of States first towards each other and then towards affected persons.
It was also suggested that the Commission should consider only breaches of international obligations of an international organization to its member States and not its agents since the latter would rather be a matter of internal administrative law.
Thus, it was suggested that the Commission should focus on the elimination of certain ultra-hazardous as well as hazardous substances and the development of programmes for widespread technical assistance for the protection and restoration of groundwaters.