Examples of using To general measures of implementation in English and their translations into Spanish
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The CHAIRPERSON invited the members of the Committee to put questions relating to general measures of implementation.
With regard to general measures of implementation of the Convention, the question of coordination had been discussed at length, and the Committee hoped that an inter-ministerial body would be set up as soon as possible.
The CHAIRPERSON invited the members of the Committee to put questions relating to general measures of implementation.
With regard to general measures of implementation, the report did not contain any reference to how domestic legislation had been brought into line with the provisions of the Optional Protocol.
The majority of the Committee's concerns and recommendations from New Zealand's Initial Report relate to general measures of implementation.
She particularly wished to know why no chapter had been devoted to general measures of implementation, one of the most important features of any national report.
As to general measures of implementation, it was important that the Code be finalized, since the existence of concrete legislation in conformity with the provisions of the Convention would clearly improve the situation.
The CHAIRPERSON invited the members of the Committee to put questions relating to general measures of implementation paras. 1-11 of the list of issues.
The questions relating to general measures of implementation were therefore of crucial importance: they dealt with the overall efforts which Yemen was making to meet its obligations under the Convention.
The recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child(CRC/C/COG/CO/1of 20 October 2006) with respect to general measures of implementation address 10 concerns.
There are significant gaps in information relating to general measures of implementation, general principles, particularly non-discrimination and the best interests of the child, civil rights and freedoms and special protection measures. .
The Committee proceeds with questions related to the CRC, butalso includes issues related to general measures of implementation of the Optional Protocols.
With regard to general measures of implementation, the Government of South Africa had sought to establish a partnership with civil society, generally recognized as one of the most efficient mechanisms for coordination of policies and programmes.
The CHAIRPERSON invited Committee members to put questions to the delegation relating to general measures of implementation and the definition of the rights of the child.
With regard to general measures of implementation, the Committee recommends that careful attention be given to setting up the monitoring mechanism and indicators for measuring the progress made in the implementation of the legislative and other measures to protect the rights of the child.
The CHAIRPERSON invited members of the Committee to ask the delegation for clarifications on the questions relating to general measures of implementation contained in the list of issues CRC/C.12/WP.1.
Turning to general measures of implementation, she asked what action the Government had in mind for coordinating and monitoring the processof harmonizing domestic legislation with the Convention, given that certain laws were adopted at the federal level but not yet at the state level.
She invited the representative of the Russian Federation to give particular attention to those issues relating to general measures of implementation of the Convention, general principles of the Convention and civil rights and freedoms.
Section I refers to general measures of implementation relevant to this Optional Protocol; section II concerns the prevention of the recruitment and use of children in hostilities; section III concerns the criminalization of these practices and related matters; section IV concerns protection of the rights of child victims; section V concerns international assistance and cooperation; and section VI concerns other relevant provisions of national or international law.
The CRC lists of issues for reports under the Convention usually call for:(i) additional data and statistics, requested according to the capacity of the State party to provide such data;(ii)information related to general measures of implementation; and(iii) updated information since the report was submitted.
For example, the second periodic report of Kyrgyzstan refers to children with disabilities in the sections relating to general measures of implementation, non-discrimination, recovery of maintenance for the child, health care and health-care services, social security, education, leisure, recreation and cultural activities and physical and psychological recovery and social reintegration.
Although some written replies were provided to the questions raised by the Committee before the session, further information, including statistics,would have been particularly useful with regard to general measures of implementation, the application of the principle of non-discrimination and the enforcement of civil rights.