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Those and other issues would require careful consideration and research.
Mr. Yee(Singapore) said he hoped that the Commission's practice of inviting Member States to comment on specific issues would continue and that the list of issues would be as focused as possible.
Key issues would be related to public financial management and budget processes.
The outcome of the consideration of emerging issues would take the form of a chairperson's summary.
These issues would await the outcome of the legal processes which were pending.
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The work of the United Nations on international migration would benefit from closer ties with the regional consultative processes in regard to determining which issues would benefit from consideration at the global level.
The speaker emphasized that those issues would remain an important part of the global development agenda in the future.
At the final stage of the meeting Prime Minister Vladimir Putin met with the generals of the Defense Ministry and the General Staff and assured them that the ArmedForces would receive everything required, and the defense issues would receive priority attention.
The policy solutions to these issues would draw from the research carried on to date and ongoing studies.
The Philippines used a dual approach by developing a separate, long-term 30-year Philippine Plan for Gender Responsive Development(1995-2025) in parallel to the Medium-Term Philippine Development Plan,expecting that gender issues would become mainstream issues in a 30-year time-frame.
Selected issues would be relevant to the UNEP programme of work and the work programmes of the multilateral environmental agreements.
It was mentioned that the first step toward improving the capacity of countries to deal with science and technology issues would be the adoption of a shared logical framework for indicators for reporting on biophysical and socio-economic statuses and trends.
Addressing these issues would contribute to increased coordination and efficiency of the function and its related resources across the Secretariat.
Mr. BARIMANI(Islamic Republic of Iran) observed that the establishment of three new departments dealing with social and economic issues would provide the coordination, policy guidance, research and analysis and technical cooperation so vital to the developing countries.
Progress in addressing these issues would also depend on the implementation of governance reforms, including the Governance Contract, and the holding of local elections.
Members of the Committee were informed that the report had been presented to the Fifth Committee and discussed extensively in informal consultations and that, at its nineteenth session,the Governing Council of UNEP had adopted decisions pertinent to issues raised in the report; those issues would continue to receive attention during the nineteenth special session of the General Assembly for the purpose of an overall review and appraisal of the implementation of Agenda 21.
It was hoped that resolutions on these issues would galvanize agreement in agriculture, non-agricultural market access and other areas.
These issues would typically be dealt with by discussion and negotiation between stakeholders, which could trigger further activity within a formal legal or regulatory setting.
The Commission also decided that the Inter-sessional Ad Hoc Open-ended Working Group on Sectoral Issues would consider technology transfer issues in relation to the specific sectoral issues under review in 1995, including the experience of individual countries.
Such issues would be central to the twelfth session of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(UNCTAD XII) and to the Follow-up International Conference on Financing for Development to be held in 2008, which would provide major opportunities to further advance the trade, finance and development agenda.
Important global institutions, such as the World Bank, IMF, WTO, ILO andentities of the United Nations Secretariat dealing with economic and social issues would provide supporting information and participate in the council, which could thus provide a democratically representative alternative to the Group of 20.
Discussing those two issues would contribute to achieving that goal, as the two organs undertake considerable responsibilities in strengthening and implementing the principles and purposes of the United Nations.
The Inter-Sessional Ad Hoc Open-ended Working Group on Sectoral Issues would consider technology transfer issues in relation to the specific sectoral issues under review in 1995, including the experience of individual countries.
Clear action on each and every one of those issues would serve notice of the positive engagement of Africa's development partners with us in the campaign to reverse our economic fortunes and return the continent to the mainstream of global development.
It expressed the hope that these issues would feature in Singapore's review during the second cycle, and encouraged Singapore to address them in its national report for that cycle.
Many observed that, while a consensus on these issues would undoubtedly remain elusive, the policymaking processes at the national and international levels would be improved by similarly frank, open and informative debates.
The contact group on legal and budget issues would meet as necessary throughout the week and would be expected to address remaining issues in the rules of procedure of the Conference of the Parties, the financial rules, the budget of the Secretariat and any other legal or administrative issues assigned to it.
Decided that agenda item 4 of the Commission on Investment, Technology andPage Related Financial Issues would read:“Issues related to competition law of particular relevance to development”; and that under that agenda item,“the Commission will focus on examining issues related to the subject: continuing analytical work on restrictive business practices and assistance in formulating competition policies and legislation.
The issue would have implications for draft article 92 on reservations.
Discussions on the issue would continue in 2011.