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The Working Group agreed that paragraph(4) should be retained without square brackets.
After discussion, the Working Group agreed that paragraph(5) should not be amended.
The Working Group agreed that paragraph 1 should be aligned with the text of recommendation 245.
Consequently, the Working Group agreed that paragraph(3) should be deleted.
The Working Group agreed that paragraph 1.2 was unnecessary once“under” was replaced by“for the purposes of” in paragraph 1.1.
The Working Group agreed that paragraph(2) was intended to be limited to claims presented during the course of arbitral proceedings.
After discussion, the Working Group agreed that paragraph 1 should be aligned with other functional equivalence rules.
The Working Group agreed that paragraph(1)(e) should be revised to ensure the meaning was clear.
After discussion, the Working Group agreed that paragraph 2 should be deleted and paragraph 1 could be revised along the following lines.
The Working Group agreed that paragraph 53 of the Notes should differentiate between the issue of authenticity of documents, and the organization of documentary evidence.
As a result of that decision, the Working Group agreed that paragraph(2) and new paragraph(3)(see paras. 88-91) were unnecessary and should be deleted.
The Working Group agreed that paragraph(3) should include a general principle that the parties should be given an opportunity to be heard by the appointing authority.
After discussion, the Working Group agreed that paragraph(1) should clarify that the arbitral tribunal might render awards on different issues during the course of the proceedings.
After discussion, the Working Group agreed that paragraph 2 should be merged with draft article 10 to provide the criteria for assessing integrity and a reliability standard for integrity.
The Working Group agreed that paragraph 6.2 might be revised to take account of the specific concerns raised, particularly if the draft instrument applied on a door-to-door basis.
The Working Group agreed that paragraph(5) should clarify that it was for the proposed arbitrators(rather than the appointing authority) to provide information regarding their qualifications to the parties.
After discussion, the Working Group agreed that paragraphs 2 and 3 should be merged, while the introductory words of paragraph 3("notwithstanding… article") and the reference to force majeure should be deleted.
In addition, the Working Group agreed that paragraph 4 of document A/CN.9/WG. VI/WP.39/Add.2, dealing with the functional, integrated and unitary concept of a security right, should be adjusted accordingly.
The Working Group agreed that paragraph(1) should be widened to avoid ambiguity on the scope of application of the Rules and ensure that it not be limited to disputes of a contractual nature only.
After discussion, the Working Group agreed that paragraph(4) should reflect the proposal set out in paragraph 70 above, namely that a recommendation should be binding where the parties so agreed. .
The Working Group agreed that paragraph 71 could include provisions on the desirability of clarification by the arbitral tribunal regarding who could communicate with the expert see para. 114 of document A/CN.9/WG. II/WP.183.
The Working Group agreed that paragraph(2) should contain a waiver of appeal, review and recourse, and be drafted in a manner that avoided any confusion as to the scope of the waiver.
After discussion, the Working Group agreed that paragraph(2) should be redrafted in line with the suggestions contained in paragraph 39 above, for further consideration by the Working Group at a future session.
The Working Group agreed that paragraph 3 of the draft article needed some adjustment to reflect the decision of the Working Group not to use the term"the consignor" in the draft convention see above, paras. 21 to 24.
The Working Group agreed that paragraph(1)(a) should be drafted in broader terms than the reference to the insolvency representative, with a view to reflecting the various available options as to who was to consider claims.
In that connection, the Working Group agreed that paragraphs 6 and 7 might need be reconsidered after the Working Group had an opportunity to discuss article 55 priority of security rights in negotiable instruments.
After discussion, the Working Group agreed that paragraph 1 should be revised as suggested and paragraphs 2 and 3 should be deleted and discussed in the guide to enactment, included in an annex or otherwise preserved as suggested see paras. 50-51 above.
After discussions, the Working Group agreed that paragraph(1) should not be amended as was proposed in document A/CN.9/WG. II/WP.145, but that any accompanying material should include clarification to deal with the situation where delivery was not possible.
The Working Group agreed that paragraph(1)(k) should refer to information to be provided if the bids were rejected on the basis of violation by a bidder of the auction rules, and that further information might be added later in the Working Group's deliberations.