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The working groups should report to one overall Chairperson.
Mr. FALL likewise agreed that both working groups should address the subject.
Such working groups should have clear and task-oriented terms of reference.
The mandates of the various inter-sessional informal working groups should be defined in detail before those groups met;
The working groups should finalize their reports three months before the conference.
While soft-law instruments were very important,it was questionable whether the working groups should devote a great deal of time to such documents.
The Working Groups should reach consensus in order to complete those two instruments.
The Board considers that, in order to permit expert,in-depth treatment of topics, the number of new ad hoc working groups should be limited to three.
Which working groups should be permanent and which should be ad hoc in nature;
In general, member States believed that the number of ad hoc working groups should be as limited as possible to permit expert, in-depth treatment of topics.
The working groups should also meet on the regional level for the information and experience exchange.
With regard to future strategy, supporting the activities of six working groups represented a heavy burden for the Secretariat;perhaps the number of working groups should be reduced.
It was generally agreed that working groups should normally meet for a one-week session twice a year.
Similar studies were needed to provide a starting point for decolonization for most of the Non-Self Governing Territories,and the proposed working groups should consider them when developing their work programmes.
It was also suggested that working groups should focus on how to translate scientific knowledge into applications.
The working groups should focus on practical approaches for dealing with the two issues in the context of fisheries management.
The reports of each of the rapporteurs and working groups should reflect the concerns of children in situations of armed conflict.
The working groups should focus on negotiating a widely acceptable draft consolidated text for submission to the diplomatic conference.
The allocation of time for the four working groups should be balanced so that progress on each issue is ensured.
The working groups should involve scientists from developed and developing countries of various regions, and especially young scientists, in order to promote capacity-building in the affected countries;
In considering these three questions, Working Groups should identify ways in which more effective collection and exchange of information can.
The working groups should have six months to prepare and submit their draft reports for input from the scientific community at large.
The Consultative Committee and its working groups should promote the adoption of such standards, including, but not limited to, its standards.
The working groups should work with the Office for Outer Space Affairs in preparing for the above-mentioned joint leadership conference.
In that regard, the thematic rapporteurs and working groups should be apprised of the conclusions reached and the recommendations made by country rapporteurs.
However, the working groups should be given more time to prepare their reports and to distribute them to a wider audience for comments before the conference.
The Subcommittee and its working groups should begin their meetings punctually at the scheduled time, even if there was no quorum(16 members);
These working groups should meet as soon as possible, preferably before the end of this month, so that they can present their conclusions and recommendations to the meeting of Foreign Ministers.
Keeping in mind the problems of small delegations, working groups should avoid overlap amongst themselves as well as with meetings of the treaty bodies and there should be sufficient intervals between them.
The two Working Groups should complete their work expeditiously and, in any case, during the last session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee preceding the first session of the Conference of the Parties in order to allow for its effective functioning from the very first day;