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Switzerland said partnerships should reinforce type one outcomes and support good governance.
However Alisher Taksanov,an economist based in Bern, Switzerland, said that such data should be treated with suspicion.
The observer of Switzerland said that as a host country, his Government favoured the recommendations of the Working Group.
Others reported not having a mandatory scoping process(France, Germany, Italy,United Kingdom), whereas Switzerland said that it did notify the affected Party during the scoping stage.
The representatives of Belgium and Switzerland said that their administrations had not yet undertaken any official steps to sign the Agreement.
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Mr. Jones Parry(United Kingdom), speaking on behalf of the members of the European Union and the other sponsors listed, as well as Australia, Andorra, Bulgaria, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Palau,Serbia and Montenegro and Switzerland, said that, in paragraph 5, the word"sixty-second" should be replaced by"sixty-first.
The delegation of Switzerland said that it had not been consulted at the time of the intersessional approval of the first revision of this document.
Mr. Zelioli(Italy), speaking on behalf of the Platform for Human Rights Education and Training, which also included Costa Rica, Morocco, the Philippines, Senegal,Slovenia and Switzerland, said that Burundi, the Congo, France, Iceland, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Nicaragua and Thailand had joined the sponsors of the draft resolution.
The delegate of Switzerland said that the COMPAL programme was financed by her country's State Secretariat for Economic Affairs and implemented by UNCTAD.
Ms. Strachwitz(Liechtenstein), speaking also on behalf of Iceland and Switzerland, said that the 2014 version of the resolution demonstrated a continued lack of balance.
The observer of Switzerland said debts of missions accredited to international organizations had been a matter of major concern for host countries for some years.
Mr. Thomson(United Kingdom),introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the original sponsors as well as Switzerland, said that he hoped the draft resolution would be adopted without a vote as a sign of its concern for and solidarity with the people of Myanmar.
The expert from Switzerland said that it would prove difficult to find additional information regarding the prevailing conditions in Switzerland at the time of the European Community regulatory decision.
Ms. Merchant(Norway), speaking also on behalf of Liechtenstein and Switzerland, said that work on child protection was widely regarded as a United Nations success story.
The observer of Switzerland said that his delegation was always interested in participating in deliberations of the Committee, since Switzerland itself was a host country of the United Nations Office at Geneva.
Mr. Amorós Núñez(Cuba),speaking on behalf of the original sponsors as well as Iceland and Switzerland, said that the draft resolution was sponsored by a total of 95 delegations, which demonstrated the widespread acceptance of the right to food.
The representative of Switzerland said that, with regard to partial cost recovery, although he had expected more, the consensus reached by the Working Party(TD/B/WP/L.85) was welcome, and the concept of partnership introduced in the new mechanism would contribute to the sustainability of the technical cooperation programmes concerned.
Mr. Siv(United States of America),introducing the draft resolution on behalf of the original sponsors as well as Albania and Switzerland, said that the Government of Turkmenistan had not adequately addressed human rights violations in Turkmenistan and that the overall human rights situation had not improved since the previous year.
The representatives of Germany and Switzerland said they would take up the proposals contained therein, and the document was kept on the agenda.
Ms. Larsen(Norway), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting on behalf of her own delegation and those of Australia, Iceland, Liechtenstein,New Zealand and Switzerland, said that the late circulation of the amendment had put Member States in the unfortunate position of needing to vote on an issue as fundamental as the right of children to education.
The representatives of Sweden and Switzerland said their Governments were committed to the SAICM process and would therefore continue to provide financial support to that effect.
Mr. Woodroffe(United Kingdom), speaking on behalf of the other main sponsor, Senegal, the other sponsors listed and Australia, Canada, Chile,Slovenia and Switzerland, said that the title of the draft resolution should be"Policies and Programmes Involving Youth: youth in the global economy-- promoting youth participation in social and economic development.
The delegations of Norway and Switzerland said they would support the activities under the Convention, including the Assistance Programme, at the same level as in the past.
Mr. Michelsen(Norway), speaking also on behalf of New Zealand and Switzerland, said that those delegations had concerns about the negotiating framework for the draft resolution.
Ms. Stewart(Canada), speaking also on behalf of Norway and Switzerland, said that the three delegations supported the family as the basic unit of society and recognized its role in promoting children's well-being and development.
Ms. Syed(Norway), speaking also on behalf of Iceland,Liechtenstein and Switzerland, said that those countries had entered negotiations on the draft resolution hoping to support it as they had in previous years.
The observers for the Russian Federation and Switzerland said that one of the tasks of the Working Group would be to seek ways in which a greater number of scholars, representatives of NGOS and of States in particular could be encouraged to participation.
Mr. Hajnoczi(Austria), speaking also on behalf of Liechtenstein,Slovenia and Switzerland, said that civil society played a crucial role in holding States accountable and advancing human rights at the regional and international levels.
Ms. Strachwitz(Liechtenstein), speaking on behalf of Iceland,Liechtenstein and Switzerland, said that they strongly supported all measures to fight racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance, including Nazism and neo-Nazism.
Mr. Khabayan(Canada), speaking also on behalf of Australia,New Zealand and Switzerland, said that while he would not break the Sixth Committee's tradition of approving resolutions by consensus, he continued to believe that all elements of the United Nations reform process proposed by the Secretary-General were essential.