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The Working Group may also wish to take account of other relevant developments.
In the context of ownership of knowledge, the Working Group may also wish to explore the concept of"public domain.
The Working Group may also wish to advise the Conference of the Parties and the Secretariat on appropriate action.
As enquiries inevitably involve multiple jurisdictions, the working group may also wish to discuss the need to develop common methodologies in the approach to financial investigations.
The Working Group may also wish to discuss the most recent emission inventory data and modelling results presented by EMEP, including the quality of the emission data for particulate matter PM.
The Working Group may also wish to discuss and identify possible further means of short-term assistance.
The Working Group may also wish to consider the advisability of incorporating this paragraph into article 2.01 of CEVNI.
The Working Group may also wish to consider the way forward as regards the Asset Recovery Focal Points.
The Working Group may also wish to consider whether it is timely to begin considering other standard-setting activities.
The Working Group may also wish to decide on continuing to allow representation of the European Commission at Bureau meetings.
The Working Group may also wish to consider whether the provisions should be based on a broader notion of“domestic content”.
The Working Group may also wish to discuss more generally its further collaboration with the Working Group on Effects and EMEP.
The Working Group may also wish to recommend that the Conference of the Parties, at its eleventh meeting, adopt a decision along the following lines.
The Working Group may also wish to consider publicity or awareness-raising events to raise the profile of the Convention.
Finally, the Working Group may also wish to guide the Secretariat to determine on how good practices can best be disseminated and replicated.
The Working Group may also wish to discuss the composition of any review body placed at the helm of the process in order to ensure impartiality and effectiveness.
The Working Group may also wish to rename the current work area(d), analysis of intergenerational relationships, as"knowledge base for policy action on ageing.
The Working Group may also wish to consider whether there is a need for complementing the Guidelines with a more detailed handbook and, if so, how to proceed.
The Working Group may also wish to make recommendations on ways of improving coordination and to submit them to the Conference of the Parties at its fourth session for consideration and action.
The Working Group may also wish to consider how it can guide and support the development and follow-up implementation, such as through the establishment of a technical group. .
The Working Group may also wish to discuss the procedures for nominating and electing the members of the compliance committee, given the likelihood that such an election will take place at the first meeting of the Parties.
The Working Group may also wish to discuss ways and means and the resource implications of capturing, analysing, preserving and disseminating experiences from the provision of technical assistance and the impact of such assistance.
The Working Group may also wish to provide guidance to the Secretariat on steps to be taken to support States parties in their efforts to support the institutional integrity initiative.
The Working Group may also wish to provide guidance in relation to the prevention of corruption in the criminal justice system, including through strengthening the integrity of the judiciary and prosecution services.
The working group may also wish to address the issues of information exchange and operational cooperation in the investigation and dismantling of trafficking groups(both domestic and foreign) within their territories.
The Working Group may also wish to consider the inclusion of an assessment of surveillance networks as an element of the work plan, and to identify possibilities for international cooperation see also agenda items 12 a.
The Working Group may also wish to address how to develop such strategies, including by commissioning organized crime threat assessments, and what might be the key elements to be included in such strategies.
The Working Group may also wish to underline the importance of the sharing of knowledge products specifically for high risk sectors or SMEs which might benefit from more specific guidance which takes into consideration their capacities and size.
In this context, the Working Group may also wish to consider other mechanisms that would allow for benefit sharing when accessing genetic resources and traditional knowledge of indigenous peoples with their free, prior and informed consent.
In that regard, the Working Group may also wish to discuss the possible benefits of national strategies in relation to specific forms of organized crime, in particular those related to acts covered by the Protocols that have been established as criminal offences.