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The Working Group further decided, time permitting, to take up the topic of framework agreements at its next session.
The Working Group further decided to appoint a Vice-Chairperson, to fulfil all duties of the Chairperson when the Chairperson is otherwise unavailable.
The Working Group further decided to continue with the compilation of relevant existing legislation and practices in parallel, in compliance with the decision taken by the Executive Council, at its 89th session.
The Working Group further decided that in the short term, each agency would remain accountable for the interpretation of United Nations principles and modalities of cost recovery to their respective governing bodies.
The Working Group further decided to recommend that OHCHR facilitate, without financial implications, the organization of a consultation on the above principles and guidelines with Mr. Yokota, the Saami Council and other interested parties.
The Working Group further decided to request the Chairperson-Rapporteur to submit at its twenty-first session a list(with commentary) of possible new studies to be undertaken by members of the Group in the immediate and medium-term future.
The Working Group further decided that the secretariat should continue to carry out its information-gathering activities relating to chapter II of the Convention, concentrating on good practices and initiatives of States parties relating to the implementation of that chapter.
The Working Group further decided to grant the requests of the States parties concerned to consider the admissibility of the communication separately from the merits(split requests) in relation to four communications Nos. 51/2013, 59/2013, 62/2013 and 64/2013.
The Working Group further decided that a phrase such as"Where a certification service provider provides services to support an electronic signature that may be used for legal effect as a signature should be added at the beginning of draft article 9.
The Working Group further decided to grant requests by the State party for the Committee to decide on the admissibility separately from the merits(so-called split requests) in relation to two communications concerning Denmark Nos. 50/2013 and 56/2013.
The Working Group further decided that the Secretariat should continue to carry out its information-gathering activities relating to chapter II of the Convention, concentrating on good practices and initiatives relating to the implementation of that chapter as established by States parties.
The Working Group further decided to continue the dialogue on this issue by inviting interested bodies to discuss that matter in depth at the next session of the Working Group and to invite the United Nations treaty bodies to pay specific attention to the promotion and protection of traditional knowledge.
The Working Group further decided to recommend that the Special Committee should invite United Nations organs, agencies and institutions to apprise the Secretary-General of actions they had taken in the implementation of General Assembly resolution 46/181 of 19 December 1991 relating to the Plan of Action.
The Working Group further decided that particular care should be dedicated to the definition of OLSAs and to the protection of the interests of small shippers and of third parties, and that further consideration should be given to examining which provisions, if any, of the draft convention should be of mandatory application in an OLSA.
The Working Group further decided to pursue the possibility of convening and participating in regional forums to promote discussion on the current situation of business and human rights in each region, including trends, good practices and challenges, with a view to informing the 2013 Forum on Business and Human Rights.
The Working Group further decided to recommend to the Special Committee that the report of the Secretary-General relating to information from Non-Self-Governing Territories transmitted under Article 73 e of the Charter of the United Nations should be published only as a document of the General Assembly and eliminate its publication under the A/ AC. /109 series.
The Working Group further decided to recommend that the Committee should invite United Nations organs, agencies and institutions to apprise the Secretary-General of actions they have taken in the implementation of General Assembly resolution 46/181 of 19 December 1991 relating to the Plan of Action and submit a report to the Assembly at its forty-ninth session.
The Working Group further decided that, in some circumstances, it may decide to exercise its discretion to raise specific allegations that it determines to be particularly emblematic with relevant State authorities and companies, and request clarification or additional information as appropriate, and decided to modify its methods of work accordingly.
The Working Group further decided to recommend to the Sub-Commission that it request the High Commissioner for Human Rights to explore with the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(UNCTAD) and the International Labour Organization(ILO) the possibility of jointly organizing in 2003 a seminar on the practices of transnational corporations affecting the rights of indigenous peoples and possible measures to put an end to such situations.
The Working Group further decided, subject to the endorsement by the Sub-Commission of the recommendation contained in the previous paragraph, to request the Chairperson-Rapporteur of the Working Group to inform the Board of Trustees of the Voluntary Fund for Indigenous Populations that its fourteenth session would highlight health questions so that the Board could bear this information in mind when it met for its ninth session in April 1996.
The Working Group further decides to transmit the present decision to the Special Rapporteur on freedom of opinion and expression.
Taking into account the views expressed in favour of postponing the Conference, the Working Group decided that further consultation was needed.
At its sixth session, the Working Group decided to encourage further work on databases see E/CN.4/Sub.2/2000/27, para. 27.
The Preparatory Committee further decided that the working group would hold two sessions, of one week each.
It was further decided that the Working Group would only meet whenever the Main Committee is not in session.
It further decided that the Working Group should hold at least two meetings prior to the third session of the Conference.
The Working Group decided not to consider the issue further.
Cases which the Working Group decided to keep pending for further information 0(3) 1(7) 1 10.
It was felt the matter required further discussion and the Working Group decided to retain both options in square brackets in paragraph 1.
During the last meeting, the members of the International Working Group decided not to hold further meetings, as the Ouagadougou Agreement did not specify the need for such meetings.