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The draft should also contain a reference to“additional conference room facilities” in the appropriate place.
Mr. O ' Flaherty agreed that the draft should be disseminated.
Work on the draft should nevertheless continue.
Moreover, it had been agreed during the consultations that the review of the Committee's membership referred to in paragraph 7 of the draft should cover all aspects of the Committee's membership.
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Amendments to the draft should be proposed on the basis of the revised text.
However, it was also pointed out that the draft should safeguard the conditions imposed on extradition by domestic laws.
The draft should therefore refer to the responsibility of the State and of the organization and not to that of other entities.
Nevertheless, as many members had stated, the draft should provide for dispute settlement procedures.
The draft should also include more specific evidentiary rules and should elaborate principles concerning intent, self-defence and orders from a superior.
Regarding paragraph 3, it was questioned whether the draft should specify that the" act or omission" be voluntary.
The draft should also provide for the liability of the State which polluted an international watercourse and should bar States from invoking immunity from jurisdiction in case of harm caused by the use of an international watercourse.
However, she doubted whether the scope of the draft should be extended to internal armed conflicts.
The draft should include a prohibition of countermeasures involving economic and political constraints directed against the territorial integrity or political independence of a State. Likewise, the question of whether the infringing State was making efforts to settle a dispute in good faith should be taken into account.
Others considered that the expression" relatives" in the draft should include not only spouses and children, but also parents and siblings.
It was also remarked that the State should be held responsible when some factions of the Government were involved in some way with or otherwise supported a rebel group which caused injury to another State orthird parties, and that the draft should address the different variations, possibly in a separate article.
Provisions in Parts One and Two of the draft should therefore be formulated in a way that their application was not solely dependent on a third-party settlement procedure.
However, the list of categories of treaties given in draft article 7, paragraph 2, could well be replaced by an annex summarizing State practice andjurisprudence in the matter. The draft should also contain an explicit reference to human rights treaties and those forming part of international humanitarian law.
In that connection it believed that the draft should include a full definition of harm to the environment, taking account of the aesthetic and cultural value of natural resources and goods damaged as a result of a given dangerous activity.
(a) Since the protocol is optional, the provisions for its implementation andthe sanctions proposed in new article D of the draft should have more binding and deterrent force to guarantee better observance of the protocol by the signatories.
Along the same lines, emphasis was placed on the need to include an" opt in- opt out" clause and on the desirability of allowing for the possibility of formulating reservations to Part Three-which meant that Parts One and Two of the draft should be formulated in such a way that their application was not dependent on a third-party settlement procedure.
Here, we do think that paragraph 4(c) of the draft should be slightly reworded, because it says that the deadline should be“established”.
On the other hand, it felt that the Commission should not be too hasty in omitting colonial domination and other forms of alien domination from the draft under study and that,in any case, the draft should include the crime of wilful and severe damage to the environment among crimes against the peace and security of mankind.
Most of the representatives who addressed the issue felt that the draft should take the form of a framework convention, some of them on the condition that it met the conditions for widespread acceptance.
However, some delegations considered that the obligation not to return a person stipulated in article 15,paragraph 1, of the draft should apply only in cases where a risk of enforced disappearance existed rather than a risk of serious human rights violations, which was too broad a formula.
In addition the Committee suggests that the relevant references included inthe fifth and sixth bullet points under paragraph 37 of the draft should explicitly recognize other basic standards of protection for children in conflict with the law beyond the need for separate juvenile justice systems and specially trained staff, the promotion of reintegration in society and protection from torture.
Another view was that the drafting should be more specific, focusing on an obligation to refrain from any acts that might be prejudicial to the interests of creditors.
An example of the latter was article 2(1), where the drafting should avoid suggesting that all undertakings were independent.