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The precise mandate would be set out in an enabling resolution of the Security Council.
The Working Group decided that the topic would not be addressed in the Model Law, for reasons that would be set out in the Guide to Enactment.
Its conclusions would be set out in the forthcoming report on its resumed thirty-seventh session.
Any factual clarifications called for in the Dominican position paper would be set out in a further Secretariat note.
Details of the measures would be set out in an annex similar to the proposed Annex 10 in the case of SafeTIR.
In the programme of work,a set of targeted actions would be developed, and the ways and means for carrying out the activities identified would be set out.
The additional expenditures andnet income would be set out in the second programme budget performance report for the biennium 1994-1995.
A convention using this approach could be adapted to changed circumstances orevolving needs through the following procedures, which would be set out in the convention.
It is suggested that detailed verification provisions would be set out in IAEA safeguards agreements, modified as necessary- see section III below;
The Working Group selected the alternative version proposed by the ECE secretariat in a simplified form(see annex),in view of the fact that procedures for issuing special authorizations would be set out in detail in annex 2.
The results of the secretariat's screening would be set out in a list of submissions, annotated with information that has been provided on each of the criteria.
At its thirteenth session, the Working Group also discussed the issue of suppliers' lists and decided that the topicwould not be addressed in the Model Law, for reasons that would be set out in the Guide to Enactment.
The following conditions apply: The terms for occupancy anduse of the premises would be set out in a Premises Agreement between the Federal Republic of Germany and the UN.
The text, as so revised, would be set out as an annex(annex V) to the present report and circulated for comment, including by regional groups during their upcoming intersessional consultations.
It was also agreed that explanations of the policy considerations concerned would be set out in the Guide, drawing on the experience and examples discussed at this session.
It was also agreed that paragraph 5 should be placed right after paragraph 2 so thatparagraphs 3-5 dealing with the priority of security rights in uncertificated securities would be set out in a more logical order.
An application must also satisfy the requirements for the transitional procedures(which would be set out in article 2 of the statute), where applicable. See"Provisions on transitional procedures" under article 2, above.
Before the country deployed troops, it andthe United Nations were required to agree on what equipment and services would be provided, and this would be set out in a formal memorandum of understanding.
The basic terms and understandings that would be set out in the letter to the United States Government would include the terms set out in the three letters from the United States Government setting out the offer.
Lastly, the financial implications of the proposals for integrating the functions of the Fifth andSixth Committee technical servicing secretariats would be set out in the programme budget proposals for the biennium 2004-2005.
The exact rules for participation would be set out in a modified Geneva Protocol, but these rules would not require that countries pass an evaluation, or require that they make contributions beyond those already made to the UN regular budget as is the case for the OECD Scheme.
It was therefore agreed that there would be no maximum duration set out in the text, but that a requirement for a maximum duration would be set out, for each enacting State to complete in accordance with prevailing local circumstances.
The procedures to be followed would be set out later, which was risky because, if it was so difficult to determine what reservations were contrary to the object and purpose of a treaty, States might feel encouraged to make fairly subtle reservations so that the Committee would have difficulty in recognizing them.
This provision is intended simply to establish the requirement that witnesses(and persons close to them) be given access to witness protection where required, andit is intended that the detail of the parameters of any programme would be set out in supplementary regulations/subordinate law.
The Government announced that the facts surrounding the advantages anddisadvantages of independence would be set out in a Green Paper, which should serve as the basis for an intensive public education programme to allow the Bermudians to make an informed decision on this vital issue by way of a referendum.
On 16 June, I met the Foreign Minister of Cyprus, Mr. Alecos Michaelides, in New York and described to him my plan to address a letter to both leaders which would state my intention to proceed with implementation of the package on the basis of the 21 March paper andclarifications of certain points of it, which would be set out in my letter.
It was added that there would be an obligation to treat all suppliers equally, that this obligation could be enforced through legal remedies in many jurisdictions,that the relative weight would be set out at the beginning of each second stage, and thus that the procedure would have to be transparent and objective.
The reasons for that conclusion would be set out in the guide to enactment, which would also address concerns related to the use of lists, such as lack of transparency and restrictions on market access, which might arise even where controls such as permanently open and simple registration procedures had been put in place, and even where lists were intended to be optional.
The Board considered that there was scope for both offices to establish service-level agreements with the users of their services, as well as with IAEA and UNIDO in the case of Vienna,in which the level of service required would be set out and agreed upon and the respective roles and responsibilities of service providers and users would be clearly defined.
As that point was not universally accepted in the procurement community,the reasons for the Working Group's conclusion would be set out in some detail in the Guide to Enactment, which would also address the well-documented concerns associated with lists, such as their use in a non-transparent and sometimes inappropriate way to restrict market access, even where controls such as permanently open lists and simple registration procedures had been put in place, and even where lists were intended to be optional.