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The process should not incur extra costs.
A few countries stated that the process should not be judicial or inquisitorial.
The Process should not be of a permanent character.
We share the vision of the Secretary-General that a settlementwill be within reach before the end of this year, but this process should not be open-ended.
However this process should not lead to an increased complexity and workload.
We wholeheartedly welcome the ongoing reforms in theUnited Nations system and believe that this process should not lose momentum, so that the United Nations becomes more efficient and stronger.
The reform process should not simply beautify the Organization and its structures at the expense of the poor of the world.
A word of caution on harmonization was voiced by some delegations,who said that the process should not impose one model on all countries; instead, it should take into account the context of each country.
However, that process should not work against the Security Council ' s decisions and the objective of the total elimination of the terrorist threat existing within the territory of the country.
The sponsors of draft resolution A/C.3/58/L.28 did not hold the Secretariat- whose efforts they appreciated- responsible for the situation,but felt that the process should not be allowed to drag on indefinitely for no real reason.
Needless to say, this process should not be autarchic, but connected with national mechanisms.
For complex sites its preparation often takes several years, but even for sites thatare less complex, well managed and administrated, the process should not be started later than 18 months before the envisaged submission date.
However, the reform process should not be discontinued because of difficulties and because of a lack of conformity in approach.
While UNFPA has undertaken an assessment of its organizational setting,which developed into a new business plan, this process should not overlook the role of the evaluation function and how it could benefit an organization striving for operational excellence.
However, that process should not replace country-specific resolutions: the two ought to be complementary.
While the international community understandably aimed to move forward with the development of the new sustainable development goals,an intention articulated at the Rio+20 Conference, that process should not divert national efforts from the attainment of the MDGs.
It was also stressed that this process should not foreclose other initiatives or parallel tracks for resolving the conflict.
Some respondents insisted that the GMA process should make best use of existing resources within international organizations andthat the GMA process should not overburden financially the already strained United Nations system.
Yet we believe that this process should not replace reforms that are aimed, first and foremost, at strengthening the Assembly ' s authority.
The process should not be overly protracted, as it would have a direct and powerful effect on the lives and safety of United Nations peacekeepers and those they protected.
One delegation, in supporting integration, said that the process should not be restricted to the 18 centres which had already been integrated, nor should it take place without appropriate legislation.
The review process should not duplicate existing mechanisms, but rather should ensure that States received fair assessments of their progress or failure in implementing human rights.
Yet we believe that this process should not replace the reforms that are aimed, first and foremost, at strengthening the authority of the General Assembly.
However, that process should not delay the introduction of concrete and immediate measures to reform the system, including the interim measures adopted by resolution 59/283, because far-reaching changes were required in order to avoid duplication and ensure a more transparent, impartial and effective system of administration of justice.
It was also stressed that such a process should not be carried out in parallel, but should be organized under the guidance of the Chair and the Coordinator.
In any case the process should not obscure the need to open an information centre in Port-au-Prince, where it would serve as the eye of the United Nations and hence protect against backsliding by the opponents of democracy.
At the same time, we believe that this process should not undercut the thrust of the reforms designed primarily to strengthen the authority of the Assembly and to improve the effectiveness of its actions.
Malta believes that such a process should not be detached completely from the parent OSCE, but should rather be a“quasi-autonomous regional extension” of the same Organization.
Many delegates also emphasized that this process should not result in reducing the autonomy of each of the conventions and should increase the financial support for each of the conventions.
We wish to point out, as a matter of principle, that this process should not infringe upon the legitimate interests of any member of the international community and that it should not become a purely bureaucratic process conducted by a small group of officials.