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External sources (not reviewed)

of the rights of women and children.

along the lines described above.

in respect of finding alternatives to irregular migration in the context of demographic and youth (un-)employment trends.

full transparency and information-sharing must be universal norms.

especially in view of the magnitude of the challenges facing the global community, and the opportunities for all countries to address persistent and emerging development concerns.

reply to the many questions contained in the list of issues and to the questions put by members of the Committee during the dialogue.

education for all young people; (ii) to identify consensual or controversial questions and the lessons to be learned as regards educational policies; (iii) to stimulate and strengthen international dialogue on educational policies; (iv) to adopt a Message to the World, as well as (v) some Conclusions and Proposals for Action capable of developing capacities, both individual and, above all, collective, at the national and international levels, (vi) to build short- and long-term views on these questions so as to implement, across the world, education policies better adapted both to the individual and collective educational needs of young people and to the socio-economic realities at the beginning of the twenty-first century.

for its clear, specific and detailed answers during the dialogue, and also for the additional written replies provided.

discuss the strategy’s draft outline and structure with key stakeholders and advisors; and in September 2010 to discuss and finalize the full draft strategy, as well as to give an account of the progress made to the members of the Steering Committee of the IBE Council.

with respect to those countries’ qualitative assessments of agency performance (decision 64/12).

comprehensive responses to the issues raised during the dialogue.

targets, due to changing baselines as a result of incomplete and changing reporting of the feedstock component of CTC production and consumption.

peoples, ensure equitable and culturally appropriate engagement, promote cross-cultural awareness, and specifically address concerns about environmental, social and scientific research impacts.

whether it will revise the existing requirements on declaration of interests to stipulate that the incumbent CE has to make public if he owns any overseas registered company and the details of the business of such companies (including whether the companies are still in operation) and, under the revised requirements, has to take the initiative to make public the details of the company, the foreign branch of DTZ held by the company or other interests which have not been declared; if it will, of the details; if not, the reasons for that, as well as how the public can be convinced that the incumbent CE's ownership of an overseas registered company which is in operation is not in breach of the requirement in Article 47 of the Basic Law that "[t]he Chief Executive …… must be a person of integrity, dedicated to his or her duties"?