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External sources (not reviewed)

for the ethics function beyond the Ethics Office.

of suggestions and possible elements of procedures for periodic review of normative instruments for consideration by the Executive Board; Prompt provision, upon request, of certified copies of normative instruments to Member States; Regular updating of information regarding participation of Member States in conventions and recommendations adopted by, or under the auspices of UNESCO.

indirect supply, sale, or transfer of technical advice, assistance, or training related to military activities to listed individuals and entities from their territories or by their nationals outside their territories.

of Maritime Navigation, the Protocol of 2005 to the Protocol for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against the Safety of Fixed Platforms Located on the Continental Shelf, and the 2005 Amendment to the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material.

breach of its obligation pursuant to paragraph 1 of this article shall be subject to articles 17 to 23, and the amount of the compensation payable by the carrier shall be subject to articles 59 to 61.

whether at the national policy level or in the education sphere.

assessments, including the development of guidance on assessments of impacts on marine genetic resources within the general environmental impact assessment process; the establishment of mechanisms for cooperation and the sharing of information and knowledge resulting from research on marine genetic resources, including by increasing the participation of researchers from developing countries in relevant research projects; the establishment of marine protected areas; discussions on practical options for benefit-sharing, including options for facilitating access to samples; and consideration of the intellectual property aspects of marine genetic resources beyond areas of national jurisdiction (A/65/68, para. 73).

private bodies, with a high cost for small producers; in many cases private standards were more restrictive and prescriptive than government standards and Codex standards and often had no scientific basis; the process by which private standards were set lacked transparency and inclusiveness; and in some cases such standards did not meet the requirements of the SPS Agreement.

and independence — in the process of adoption of the legislation and the establishment of the NPM, as referred to in the OPCAT, so that the NPM will command the confidence of the public generally.

appealing against administrative acts, which are in contravention to the Act and other laws; initiating claims before the court and making proposals and recommendations to state and municipal authorities to terminate discriminatory practices and repeal their acts issued in contravention to the Act; commenting on draft normative acts; providing independent assistance to victims of discrimination by submitting complaints about discrimination; conducting surveys.