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For that reason, they wish to retain article 14.
The Sessional Group decided to retain Article 7 of the JIGE text, with the addition of“arbitral Tribunal” in paragraph 5.
On the other hand, many representatives thought it was essential to retain article 3.
He would therefore prefer to retain article 3 as drafted.
To retain article 30 in essentially its present form, but to delete the treatment of countermeasures in Part Two;
The Working Group agreed to retain article 25 in its current formulation.
The present note discusses and makes recommendations for changes to the wording of article 14 andto the commentary for those countries that wish to retain article 14.
It was further agreed to retain article 5 in the form set out in paragraph 70.
The drafting group had felt that it should not consider the content of the square brackets, which related to judicial review,until the Commission decided whether or not to retain article 69.
Following discussion, the Working Group agreed to retain article 8(2)(a) as drafted.
After discussion, it was agreed to retain article 11, on the basis that it provided for greater detail and clarity than the Vienna Convention.
It was also recalled that, in 1988, there had been a decision to retain article 3 of document WP.6 without changes.
It was crucial to retain article 1(b), dealing with activities that did not normally entail risk but that nonetheless caused harm.
It is proposed that,if the Commission elects to retain article 19, it should do so in its present form.
A proposal was made to retain article 16 and to retain the word"decision", in lieu of"award", such that the provision would read as follows:"The neutral shall make no decision as to costs and each party shall bear its own costs.
For that reason, his delegation was inclined to retain article 17 decies, as set forth in A/CN.9/605.
A further suggestion, to retain article 2 but to delete the words"and the observance of good faith in international trade", did not receive support.
The increased frequency of acts of international terrorism, in particular the taking of the lives of innocent people,made it imperative to retain article 24, although slight amendments to its current wording might be needed.
The Working Group agreed to retain article 45 in the light of proposed article 27 bis.
During the first reading of the draft text, at the second session of the Ad Hoc Committee, most delegations expressed the wish to retain article 60, but pointed to the need to review it in conjunction with other pertinent articles of chapter V.
If the Commission decides to retain article 24, paragraph 1(b), it may wish to recast it in a new provision combining articles 24, paragraph 1(b), and 26.
Ms. LE FRAPER DU HELLEN(France) said that her delegation would prefer to retain article 14 but could agree to its deletion if the principle it contained was reflected in article 17.
A proposal was made to retain article 4 but to replace it with the following language:"A Contracting Party may declare that the UNCITRAL Transparency Rules shall apply to any non-UNCITRAL arbitration proceedings commenced under an investment treaty concluded after 1 April 2014,to the same extent to which the UNCITRAL Transparency Rules are applicable under the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules.
Ms. Ladová(Czech Republic) and Mr. Velázquez(Paraguay)said that their delegations wished to retain article 22 and preferred variant B because it was more practical and would ensure greater legal certainty.
In determining whether to retain article 24, paragraph 1(b), or not, the Commission may wish to take into account the relationship between articles 24, paragraph 1(b), and 26, the real import of article 24, paragraph 1(b), and its acceptability.
The Commission decided on the same grounds to retain article(f) concerning the use of single-source procurement in such cases.
Mr. CHAR(India) said that it would be preferable to retain article 5, paragraph 1, as proposed by the Commission, since the concepts of sustainable development, ecosystems and the precautionary principle would pose problems for his delegation.
Furthermore, his delegation would prefer to retain article 5 and“new article D” and not to have any possibility for reservations in the optional protocol.
Similarly, if the decision was made to retain article 19, one of the most controversial articles, then articles 51 to 53 must be retained also.
By resolution RC/Res.4 of 10 June 2010, the Conference decided to retain article 124 of the Statute in its current form and agreed to further review its provisions during the fourteenth session of the Assembly of States Parties, to be held in 2015.