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The Working Group was invited to consider the following options.
For the purpose of considering possible approaches that should be taken for dealing with certification authorities, the Working Group was invited to consider two possible objectives that might be pursued through a definition of“certification authority”.
The Working Group was invited to consider possible means to achieve the proposed limitation.
In reference to its previous agreement to add an additional paragraph in draft article 40 concerning the legal effect of the carrier's failure to include the number of original bills of lading in the contract particulars, the Working Group was invited to consider the policy underlying such a decision.
The Working Group was invited to consider whether the same change would be appropriate in article 44.
Having recalled itsearlier deliberation of the matter of incorporation by reference, and the draft texts proposed as its previous sessions(A/CN.9/WG. IV/WP.71, paras. 77-93), the Working Group was invited to consider the matter of incorporation by reference in an electronic context on the basis of a proposed draft provision(A/CN.9/WG. IV/WP.74, Annex), which read as follows.
The Working Group was invited to consider establishing reasonable deadlines after which no complaints should be entertained.
With a view to addressing those concerns, the Working Group was invited to consider an alternative formulation to paragraph(1) along the following lines.
The Working Group was invited to consider holding the seminar on the lands of the First Nations parties to Treaty 6 in Canada.
In the context of paragraphs 2(b) and(8) andfootnote 9, the Working Group was invited to consider whether a reference to maximum price should be included,to accommodate procurement within a fixed budget.
The Working Group was invited to consider the report of the workshop(CEP/WG.5/2001/4) and the Task Force's future activities.
In order to advance its deliberations on the subject, the Working Group was invited to consider the general implications of a choice regarding the time in which the revocation became effective, as well as the parties that might be affected by such revocation.
The Working Group was invited to consider the implications of this report and to provide new information on the financial contributions towards the implementation of the work programme in 2005.
At that stage, the Working Group was invited to consider an amended version of the three-pronged approach set out in paragraph 180(b) above.
The Working Group was invited to consider whether reference to"national defence and security considerations" in paragraph(2)(c) remained appropriate.
With respect to paragraph(2), the Working Group was invited to consider whether the definition of"material change" should be placed in the Model Law rather than the Guide as had been suggested at the Working Group's fourteenth session.
The Working Group was invited to consider approaches that would bridge the diverging views expressed in relation to the first and second proposals.
In the context of paragraph 1(c) and footnote 8, the Working Group was invited to consider whether, as a general rule, the procuring entity shall be required to publish a notice of procurement(similar to the one required under draft article 39(3)), even in the case of direct solicitation subject to the exemption envisaged in draft article 39 4.
The Working Group was invited to consider international mechanisms for the accreditation of certification authorities that operated pursuant to international standards.
Besides an increase in the per package limitation, the Working Group was invited to consider a substantial increase in the limits per gross weight of cargo, so as to align them to the higher limits currently applicable to road transport under the Convention on the Contract for the International Carriage of Goods by Road, 1956("CMR") i.e. 8.33 SDR per kilogram of gross weight.
The Working Group was invited to consider, in that connection, whether variants 1 and 2 were indeed mutually exclusive or whether they could not be usefully merged into a single list.
Introducing the sub-item,the representative of the Secretariat said that the Working Group was invited to consider the report of the Secretariat on its implementation of decision BC-10/15, on international cooperation and coordination(UNEP/CHW/OEWG.8/14), which described the Secretariat's activities in the field of international cooperation and coordination, including the status of the request by the Secretariat for observer status at the meetings of the Committee on Trade and Environment of the World Trade Organization.
The Working Group was invited to consider whether it was appropriate to address issues pertaining to a code of conduct of procurement officers in the article on procurement regulations.
The Working Group was invited to consider the order of the resultant provisions, which had been drafted to present provisions addressing open and closed framework agreements separately A/CN.9/664, para. 90.
The Working Group was invited to consider the dangers of extending the rules governing maritime transport to land transportation, and to take into account, in developing the draft instrument, the specific needs of land carriage.
The Working Group was invited to consider whether such an addition, which was reflected in the draft model provision, would strictly be necessary, or whether such a possibility would already be covered under the first phrase of subparagraph g.
The Working Group was invited to consider establishing limits to the extent of modification permitted under paragraph(2) of the article, drawing for example on the concept of a"material change", as defined in article 2 of the draft revised Model Law.
The Working Group was invited to consider the opportunities offered by the 2013 International Year of Water Cooperation and the second reporting exercise under the Protocol in 2013 to promote the Protocol and share successful experiences in the countries.
The Working Group was invited to consider whether the Model Law, where highly complex or specialized nature procurement was involved, should require open tendering with prequalification instead of restricted tendering, to ensure transparency and objectivity.
Moreover, the Working Group was invited to consider dealing not only with electronic contracts or contract-related communications, but also addressing other transactions conducted electronically, subject to specific exclusions that the Working Group might deem appropriate.