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However, there were no specific provisions on per diems.
The representative stated that, apart from awareness-raising campaigns, there were no specific programmes for rural women.
There were no specific threats against the consul that I knew of.
With regard to statistics,he understood that there were no specific data relating to the ethnic origin of French nationals.
There were no specific comments on paragraph 28 of the report of the first meeting.
Some of the provisions in the old Marriage Law were too general, and there were no specific norms to address these emerging problems.
There were no specific articles in the Norwegian Penal Code concerning trafficking.
The absence of ethnic political parties in his country was due to the fact that there were no specific unresolved political issues relating to ethnic groups.
There were no specific statistical data on criminal offences committed within prisons.
The Government endeavoured to ensure that all young people had access to basic education up to grade 9, but there were no specific programmes to prevent girls from dropping out of school.
Ms. Ara Begum noted that there were no specific laws on violence against women in Lebanon.
As there were no specific penalties for such violence, perpetrators could escape punishment by requesting treatment.
The representative informed the Committee that domestic violence was an area of special concern, and that although there were no specific legal provisions regarding domestic violence, such offences were covered under several articles of the Criminal Code and under Law No. 61/1991.
However, there were no specific proposals from Morocco to resolve the multiple problems of the settlement plan that the parties could agree to.
He suggested that, if there were no specific proposals for amendments to the draft, the Committee should proceed to its adoption.
There were no specific provisions in the existing legislation concerning that 48-hour period, but the right to remain silent must be respected at all times, a fact demonstrated in the Supreme Court's jurisprudence.
Mr. Ahsan(Denmark) explained that there were no specific rules or regulations in Denmark with regard to gender equality in public procurement.
There were no specific laws or quality standards on soil and groundwater contamination, nor had any bilateral or multilateral international agreements on the quantity and quality of groundwaters been signed.
In the case of JICA, there were no specific selection criteria other than having a need for training in the particular area of expertise.
Although there were no specific budgetary allocations for the National Council on Women, it would be able to access funds from the women's political leadership project to support candidates in the next election.
One speaker noted that while there were no specific comments on document DP/1997/30 and its addendum, it was a useful resource and should be continued.
One was that there were no specific constitutional or legislative provisions prohibiting acts of racial discrimination, as was the case in most States.
Mr. Gazan(Belgium) said that although there were no specific statistics to that effect, it would be reasonable to assume that there had been several cases of trafficking involving Belgians abroad.
Even when there were no specific legal provisions governing the matter, a number of States indicated that their central authorities complied with those requirements as a matter of practice and procedure.
Ms. Taylor-Alexander(Saint Lucia)said that while there were no specific budget allocations for rural women and girls the Government had embarked on a massive campaign to provide piped water and electricity in rural areas and living conditions had improved considerably.
However, there were no specific proposals in the budget with respect to common services in the context of United Nations reform proposals as more time was needed to assess and quantify the implications of UNDP participation.
With regard to article 6 there were no specific provisions enabling the victims of acts of racial discrimination to bring their case before the courts and nobody for granting compensation.
It was true that there were no specific provisions in the article on the question of sharing the costs of dealing with an emergency, although the contingency plans mentioned in paragraph 4 could include prior agreements on burden-sharing.
While there were no specific provisions criminalizing domestic violence, cases were currently taken up under the Family Code and efforts were being made to introduce such a provision in the overall reform of the Criminal Code.
In one State, there were no specific legislative requirements covering the provision of such material; however, it could be provided in any format that was admissible in the requesting State, so that relevant evidentiary requirements could be met.