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Otherwise, the draft article might be taken to suggest that resort to national law was excluded.
He accordingly suggested that, after a discussion in the Committee, and, if possible,with the Committee's political guidance on the question of legal persons, the article might be referred to the working group.
This article might possibly have an impact on the trade union activities of serving military personnel.
He proposed the addition of a paragraph saying that the notification referred to in the article might be effected by mail or by any other means that the court deemed appropriate.
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Mr. Schelin(Observer for Sweden)said he shared the representative of Italy's fear that the draft article might deprive the bill of lading of its character as a negotiable transport document.
The article might be included by the system of high school in educational programs for teaching sport psychologists, psycho-physiologists and designers of sport clothes.
The delegation of Belgium noted that this article might run the risk of violating the Geneva convention on the rules of conflict.
In fact, what was currently developing in commercial usage was an emphasis upon two-party certification technology, andthe view was expressed that the draft article might not be appropriate in that context.
Mr. Shautsou(Belarus) suggested that the draft article might be useful in the context of the economic implications of the shipper's liability.
The Working Group concluded that general provisions regarding electronic communications anddissemination of information should address such issues, and that including the form of the record in this article might be counterproductive and might dilute the force of the regulation of the content of the record.
Since the article might cover competence beyond that for recognition, the Working Group decided to change the title to"Competent[court] authority.
While experts and observers agreed that an article of this nature should be included in the Model Treaty,many noted that such an article might be incompatible with their national constitutions or domestic laws.
For example, the draft article might provide that expulsion could not occur while an extradition procedure was ongoing, except for reasons of public order or national security.
At the Working Group's seventeenth session, concern was expressed, however,that the location of the provisions on a code of conduct in that article might give the wrong impression that issues pertaining to a code of conduct of procurement officers were always to be regulated in procurement regulations.
Nonetheless, the new draft article might eliminate the possibility of not applying all the articles of a treaty between the parties, which was permitted by article 21, paragraph 3, of the Vienna Convention.
It had been observed that the current wording of draft article 18 was intended to achieve a good balance between the scope of the comprehensive convention and the scope of applicationof international humanitarian law, without leaving open the possibility that the draft article might be interpreted to the detriment of international humanitarian law.
Some delegations expressed the view that the article might not be necessary, as the conduct it intended to cover could be punished under article 19.
While the Commission had clearly intended to confirm that principle by the statement in draft article 3 that"the outbreak of an armed conflict does not necessarily terminate or suspend the operation of treaties",the use of the terms"non-automatic" and"necessarily" in the title and chapeau of the article might compromise that principle.
It was noted that the article might need to be revised to conform with the Working Group's consideration of the provisions governing the entry into force of the procurement contract under articles 13 and 36 in due course.
However, the countervailing view, which gathered considerable support,was that it might be useful to include an additional qualification that made it clear that the communications referred to in the draft article might occur before or after the formation of a contract, such as"before, during or following an existing or contemplated contract.
A view was expressed that the draft article might trigger controversy over whether the Security Council could order the termination or suspension of treaty obligations, which should not be dealt with in the draft articles. .
It was further agreed that some of the concerns that had been expressed in connection with the draft article might be addressed if the relationship between the draft article and draft article 7, paragraph 1, could be clarified in a revised version of the draft article. .
While there was some agreement that such an article might be useful and would add to the level of trust in electronic commerce, it was pointed out that difficulties were certain to arise in the context of article 13 of the Model Law which dealt with attribution of a data message.
It was suggestedthat the guide or a footnote accompanying this article might alert enacting States of the fact that the provisions of the article might need to be adapted to constitutional requirements.
Even if situations in which that article might be relevant for an international organization occurred only rarely, the very fact that they might arise- in connection with the administration of a Territory or a peacekeeping operation, for example- justified the retention of the provision.