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The Advisory Committee notes that the second phase includes proposals for an enterprise network which would allow central access to limited real-time and forensic video from the duty stations and interoperability of access cards among offices.

The course participants are given a basic knowledge of the individual process steps and relevant machines and tools, from weaving preparation to the actual weaving process and the woven product.

[...] [...] and offices of various working parties, were [...]

Having reviewed the duties, functions and workload of the works departments and the pattern of development of Hong Kong in the coming years, both the Secretary for the Environment, Transport and Works (SETW) and the Secretary for Housing, Planning and Lands consider it appropriate to merge CED and TDD into one department so as to meet the future development needs of Hong Kong.

In particular, the National Ozone Unit of Lebanon has worked very closely with industrial sectors, government and non-governmental bodies, the private sector and the public on achieving its ODS phase-out targets and this would help the country in achieving its HCFC phase-out targets.

[...] [...] specificities of the various duty stations and [...] [...]

(a) The working groups and special coordinators will take into consideration all relevant views and proposals past, present and future.

Moreover, expectations of working groups, particularly with respect to the speed at which the work should develop, have also increased, which tends to require more and better preparation at an early stage of a project and more material for consideration as the project develops.

[...] focused on the following issues: compatibility [...] [...]

The current structure of the working groups should continue to reflect the priorities of the work of the Committee.

As scheduled in the programme of work (A/CN.10/2011/CRP.1), this meeting of the Committee of the Whole will be devoted to general consideration of the draft reports of the Working Groups and the draft report of the Commission, all of which have been distributed.

[...] [...] Intergovernmental Task Force on Fruit and Vegetable [...] [...]

The Commission could consider piloting paper-lean meetings with the Advisory Committee and/or its working groups (such as the Informal Working Group on Draft Resolutions) through a phased approach in order to attain the goal of eliminating the use of hard copies.

Working groups comprising Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots have devoted time and effort to thoroughly discuss all aspects of the Cyprus problem.

In paragraph 67 of its resolution 64/243, the General Assembly stressed the need for programme managers, and duty stations resourced through section 2 of the programme budget, to be cost-effective and efficient in the use of services from the Department for General Assembly and Conference Management, in particular with respect to the effective functioning of the global management of conference services and requested the Secretary-General to develop mechanisms that would enhance accountability in that regard.

It has also consistently invited individuals such as special rapporteurs of the Human Rights Council and the former Commission on Human Rights and Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights, chairpersons of Council and Commission working groups and others to address it and engage in discussions.

The new structure of SHS, which was implemented progressively over the period under review, has facilitated its role in achieving desired results as reported below under the different Main Lines of Action.

Careful consideration has been given to the respective reports of the working groups in preparing the Seychelles National Report.

[...] [...] integrating, across duty stations, [...] [...]

UNCITRAL carries out its work at annual sessions held alternately in New York and Vienna.7 The work at these sessions typically includes finalization and adoption of draft texts referred to the Commission by the working groups; consideration of progress reports of the working groups on their respective projects; selection of topics for future work or further research; reporting on technical assistance activities and coordination of work with other international organizations; monitoring of developments in the Case Law on UNCITRAL Texts system (known as CLOUT) and the status and promotion of UNCITRAL legal texts; consideration of General Assembly resolutions on the work of UNCITRAL; and administrative matters.

On the other hand, in order to avoid over-dissension among labour unions and to change the government's attitude, we need more communication and support among different labour groups.

12.12. The proposed resources under “Expert’s Honoraria” relates to the update and maintenance of the database of the International Patent Classification (RIPCIS); participation in the publication of official versions of the Nice, Vienna and Locarno Classifications as well as support to the Committee of WIPO Standards (CWS) and its Task Forces.

The second level is the intergovernmental working groups, which to a large extent undertake the development of the topics on UNCITRAL’s work programme, while the third is the secretariat, which assists the Commission and its working groups in the preparation and conduct of their work.

UNODC provided constructive input to the discussions, including in relation to expanding the initiative and strengthening coordination and effective implementation of the working groups of the Task Force.

We call upon those States that have not yet done so to consider ratifying or acceding to the United Nations Convention against Corruption,117 welcome the establishment of its mechanism for the review of implementation, look forward to its effective implementation and acknowledge the work of the intergovernmental working groups on asset recovery and technical assistance.

[...] [...] efficiently arranged, the various work spaces easily [...] [...]

The working group coordinators will explore to the extent possible practical collaboration in the context of the intersessional work programme of the CCM with relevant bodies and actors with a view to optimising result oriented, practical, and cost effective and efficient working methods.

At the request of the Delegations of Uruguay, Argentina and Colombia, the Commission agreed to discuss the issue of “timely distribution of the Codex documents in all working languages” under Agenda Item 18 “Other Business”, if time allowed.

[...] [...] relationship with various working partners, [...] [...]