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Draft adopted by the Statistical Commission in March 2000.
The present draft is a considerable improvement compared to the draft adopted on first reading in 1996.
The draft adopted on second reading in 1966 further provided that the functions of the depositary comprised.
Observes that it does not have the ability to modify a draft adopted by consensus by the General Assembly;
In the draft adopted on first reading in 1962, paragraph 5 of draft article 29 on"the functions of a depositary" provided that.
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The considerations summarized above prompted the Special Rapporteur to substantially reduce the draft adopted on first reading.
This draft, adopted by the Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights in 1994, was submitted to the Commission on Human Rights in 1995.
The Netherlands is in agreement with the deletion of article 19 as included in the draft adopted by the ILC on first reading.
With the exception of paragraphs 1 and 2, the draft adopted on first reading was the subject of numerous criticisms by Governments, which observed that.
He assured participants that Norway wanted a strong declaration but that some provisions in the draft adopted by the Sub-Commission needed further work.
As envisioned in the draft adopted by the International Law Commission, the international criminal court would be established by treaty and would be a permanent institution that would act when called upon to consider a case.
Mr. DUGAN(United States of America)said there was no need to amend the draft programme because the draft adopted by the Committee contained no discussion of the question of debt.
Moreover, the notion of"injured State" in the draft adopted on first reading was clearer and more direct than the notion of a"State entitled to invoke responsibility" used in the current draft in connection with such serious breaches.
While confidence was expressed in the ability of the Special Rapporteur to eliminate unnecessary provisions,the Commission was cautioned against making major changes in the draft adopted on first reading.
The observer for Bolivia stated that his Government generally supported the draft adopted by the Sub-Commission considering that it contained the minimum standards for the protection of indigenous peoples and was in line with national legislation.
Because of a need to distinguish between positive andadverse discrimination, indigenous peoples had insisted on the inclusion of the word"adverse" in the draft adopted by the Working Group on Indigenous Populations.
In mid-December, after consultation with the KvVMMoE's departments, the draft adopted by the KvVM MoE's Executive Board was circulated to the ministries concerned, parliamentary commissioners and the National Environmental Council for opinions.
If the Commission decided not to codify the draft articles in the form of a convention, it could continue to leave aside the part dealing with the settlement of disputes,which had been included in the draft adopted on first reading and had been omitted from the version currently under consideration.
The draft adopted at the preceding session had been updated by means of changes to the fourth preambular paragraph and to operative paragraphs 3 and 8; a key feature was the decision that the General Assembly would review the issue every two years.
It was recommended that further negotiations be conducted on the basis of a specific draft text, and the draft adopted by the Maastricht 1994 Expert Meeting was seen as the most suitable text for that purpose.
It is vital that the draft adopted by the Advisory Committee, together with its explanatory report, be translated into all the working languages of the United Nations for broad dissemination before the thirteenth session of the Council, with a view to holding wide-ranging consultations with all stakeholders.
This report on part I of the draft is presented as follows: it reproduces,article by article, the draft adopted on first reading, each article being followed by comments from Governments, then by the Special Rapporteur's opinion and conclusions.
The first tripartite commission had decided on 6 February 1997 to revise all provisions relating to teachers' unions, and the second commission had reached agreement on how to safeguard teachers= right to form andjoin unions. A draft adopted on 6 January 1999 would permit teachers to form and join unions from 1 July 1999.
The Working Party took note, with appreciation,of the publication by the secretariat of the“blue book” based on a draft adopted at its forty-first session(TRANS/SC.3/143, para. 23) and asked Governments to inform the secretariat, by 1 July 1999, of any omissions and/or misprints which might have been found in the data relating to their respective inland waterways and ports of international importance.
The draft adopted on second reading by the Commission in 1966 had stipulated that the functions of the depositary comprised examining whether a signature, an instrument or a reservation was in conformity with the provisions of the treaty, while the final version stated only that the functions included examining whether the signature or any instrument, notification or communication relating to the treaty was in due and proper form.
With regard to State responsibility, which was discussed in chapter V, Slovenia supported the approach taken by the Special Rapporteur,who believed that the draft adopted on first reading should be updated in the light of contemporary State practice; decisions and advisory opinions of the international tribunals, particularly the International Court of Justice; and the literature.
Settlement of disputes clauses included in drafts adopted by the Commission.
Settlement of disputes clauses discussed but not eventually included in the drafts adopted by the Commission.
Settlement of disputes clauses included in drafts adopted by.
Directives for drafting, adopting and implementing urban traffic plans.