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It suggested that the Council should not adopt the report.
She noted, however,that some of the individuals on the travel ban list no longer presented a threat, and suggested that the Council consider delisting them.
One delegation suggested that the Council consider expanding its membership.
He pointed to the interrelated nature of the main policy items on the Council's agenda and suggested that the Council should take an integrated approach to addressing them.
It was suggested that the Council submit special reports to the Assembly.
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Given that it may sometimes not be possible for leaders to travel to New York to meet with the Council, one speaker suggested that the Council take more advantage of teleconferencing technology.
It was suggested that the Council should again receive regular written reports.
Another delegation welcomed the information from the Council, but suggested that the Council could learn something from the Assembly, rather than the other way around.
It suggested that the Council record these concerns and that the Government address them without delay.
In connection with El Salvador's claim that Nicaragua had committed acts of aggression against it, 60 the representative of El Salvador,at the 2896th meeting, on 30 November 1989, suggested that the Council send a mission to corroborate the facts in situ.61.
They suggested that the Council request the Commission to make such a recommendation for consideration by the Council at its next session.
As regards cooperation between the Security Council and the UN system, Mr. Deng suggested that the Council might consider requesting briefings from staff who work in the field, below the level of the SRSG.
Colombia suggested that the Council consider setting up a database compiling good practices so that States can share their experiences in order to encourage future cooperation.
He expressed the view that some of the issues being discussed would not be resolved by 9 July and suggested that the Council should consider temporary arrangements that would ensure a soft landing and allow for negotiations to continue beyond independence.
It was suggested that the Council could make appropriate recommendations to the General Assembly for the involvement of non-governmental organizations in the latter's work and in its Main Committees and subsidiary bodies.
She also requested some clarification on the real powers and influence of the National Council for Women andits mandate to communicate the Committee's conclusions to the Government and suggested that the Council should recommend that the latter ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention.
Other participants suggested that the Council had to respect the General Assembly's authority and avoid dealing with issues that were not clearly within its mandate.
In the light of recommendations adopted by the Foreign Ministers of the Organization of American States(OAS) during their ad hoc meeting at Belem, Brazil,as well as the conclusions adopted by the Friends of the Secretary-General for Haiti on 3 June, I suggested that the Council might wish to consider modifying the original mandate established for UNMIH.
Some Council members suggested that the Council could discuss Abyei when it met with the African Union during its visit to Addis Ababa in October.
Algeria suggested that the Council should set up a working group to address this issue, in particular to help protect the lives of innocent people, and asked what the Tunisian Minister of Justice and Human Rights thought about this suggestion.
In the light of the potential value that these organizations could add to the process,Bhutan suggested that the Council consider means to facilitate the participation of non-governmental organizations from developing and least developed countries in the universal periodic review process, particularly during the plenary phase.
One delegation suggested that the Council might make cash contributions from member States obligatory, while noting that several member States had been receiving assistance from SIAP on a sustainable basis but had not made any contributions.
In that regard, a participant suggested that the Council make better use of the"other matters" item of its agenda as an opportunity to raise new issues.
It had also been suggested that the council should present to the General Assembly a list of qualified candidates containing two or three times the number of candidates to be elected.
In his report of 14 March 2007(S/2007/147),the Secretary-General suggested that the Council consider further steps to ensure the full implementation of paragraph 15 of resolution 1701(2006), such as supporting an independent assessment mission to monitor Lebanon's border with the Syrian Arab Republic.
It suggested that the Council could periodically organize meetings on specific issues to allow for more dialogue with the chairpersons and the secretariats, as appropriate, of the functional commissions, other subsidiary and related bodies and the relevant executive boards.
Should this not occur, I suggested that the Council would have to consider what further steps might be necessary to ensure UNPROFOR's security and enable it to fulfil its mandate.
He also suggested that the Council must be prepared to consider the active involvement of the United Nations, in coordination with OAU, to assist in the implementation of an effective ceasefire agreement and in an agreed process forthe political settlement of the conflict.
In view of that fact, the Secretary-General suggested that the Council extend the period within which States might nominate candidates for election to the Trial Chambers of the International Tribunal for Rwanda until 4 August 1998.
It has also been suggested that the Council for Trade in Services regularly monitor the implementation of all the actions and measures required to effectively implement Article IV and suggest remedial action as necessary.