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The Working Group further noted that paragraphs(2) and(3) had been amended accordingly.
The Working Group further noted the difficulty in defining the term"operation" when used in connection with space objects.
The Working Group further noted that the Commission had dealt with two issues under the topic:"prevention" and"international liability.
The Working Group further noted that model stability might be enhanced by treating fishery catches as known, rather than estimated, quantities.
The Working Group further noted that a focal point in the Secretariat should coordinate the provision of information services to Member States.
The Working Group further noted that the period leading up to 2012 presented the optimal opportunity to carry out international activities in that regard.
The Working Group further noted that the paragraph was based on the relevant provisions of the EU Directive 2007/66/EC of 11 December 2007 article 2a.
The Working Group further noted that the closing phrase had been placed in square brackets at the request of the Working Group  at its fortieth session.
The Working Group further noted the alleged harassment to which human rights defenders had been subjected by members of the police and other authority figures.
The Working Group further noted that CPUE by vessel was showing a decreasing trend over time, which the authors attributed to vessels starting fishing later in the season.
The working group further noted that the application by all States of the understandings of the Zangger Committee would contribute to the strengthening of the non-proliferation regime.
The Working Group further noted that France and Japan proposed to continue research in this division in 2014/15, as described in WG-SAM-14/04(Japan) and 14/17 France.
The Working Group further noted that the two issues dealt with under the topic, namely"prevention" and"international liability" were distinct from one another, though related.
The Working Group further noted that a Guide for adoption by the Commission in 2011 might also contain a checklist of issues to be addressed in procurement regulations.
The Working Group further noted that the access details for that web page had been communicated to all permanent missions to the United Nations(Vienna) of States members of the Committee.
The Working Group further noted that fisherydependent data need to be standardised, quality controlled and organised so that they are available for further  systematic analysis.
The Working Group further noted that several States did not regard themselves as spacefaring nations and that for that reason they had thus far not considered enacting national space legislation.
The Working Group further noted that an experimental framework could be developed within coastal zones to help study how krill movement and predation interact in the absence of fishing.
The Working Group further noted that the low numbers of tag recaptures, especially in the most recent years, can create variation in the estimation of biomass, especially when catch limits are low.
The Working Group further noted that it was asked to consider what scenarios and performance measures provide a sound basis for evaluating management strategies to avoid significant adverse impacts on VMEs.
The Working Group further noted such approaches may provide estimates of relative biomass, but the method still needed further  validation before it can be used in absolute abundance estimation.
The Working Group further noted the steps taken by the joint secretariat and UNHabitat to strengthen cooperation in the area of small-scale water supplies within the programme of work  for 2014- 2016.
The Working Group further noted that in the one case where a streamer line had temporarily not been used, high bird by-catch had resulted, indicating the need to continue to use streamer lines.
The Working Group further noted that a discussion had taken place regarding the effect that non-binding instruments might have on the interpretation and application of provisions in the United Nations treaties on outer space.
The Working Group further noted that the necessary cooperation among the three mechanisms had seen important developments within the last two years and affirmed its commitment to this positive cooperation.
The Working Group further noted that the domains better reflect the scale and location of current and planned research efforts and consequently can be helpful as reporting and auditing units SC-CAMLR-XXX, Annex 6, paragraph 6.6.
The Working Group further noted that SG-ASAM had taken account of the possibility that acoustic data provided by the fishing vessels, both in terms of sample quality and ways they are collected, will likely comprise a range of different levels of quality.
The Working Group further noted that although the research or exploratory fishing zones identified in Figure 2.4 of WG-EMM-15/46 have been considered by the Scientific Committee, they have not been formally established as spatial management zones.
The Working Group further noted that topic-specific workshops with invited experts were a useful process to progress CCAMLR's work  program, including how to best conduct assessments and provide catch advice in data-poor fisheries.
The Working Group further noted that, while this paper dealt with net selectivity, it could also provide information on mortality of krill passing through the net, and further  investigations on the level of escape mortality should be encouraged.