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It may also visit any police station or other [...] [...]

An amount of $178,800 is proposed for travel to undertake mission planning/ assessment/consultation activities: conduct annual reviews of procurement activities in 10 field operations in order to identify and report on performance, weaknesses, areas of risk and ongoing challenges and to recommend appropriate action for improvement in the procurement function ($90,500); engaging in complex contract negotiations with vendors for the provision of consultancies, global staffing contracts, global fuel management, food rations management and aviation management software contracts, which would require site inspections ($62,800); and three on-site mission visits to implement record management programmes in compliance with United Nations record-keeping requirements and identify archival records for immediate or future transfer to Headquarters ($25,500).

Croatia mentioned that emphasis was put on the work of inspection and that many indictments had been carried out for illegal pursuit of private security services.

Indeed, detention facilities were regularly inspected both by the Attorney General of the Republic and by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), as well as by nongovernmental organizations and the general directorate for human rights and fundamental freedoms.

The Advisory Inspectorate visits the centres [...] [...]

The Committee requests the State party to include information in its next periodic report on the conditions of work of prisoners performing labour for private companies as well as on the measures taken to safeguard their labour rights, such as inspections.

The supervisory capacity of the Labour Inspection Authorities has been strengthened, and inspection of enterprises to detect poor conditions for non-citizens is a high priority.

II have been or are being perpetrated, or are being prepared, on or against the vessels mentioned in article L.1521-1 of the Defence Code, commanders of Government vessels or aircraft responsible for maritime surveillance shall be entitled to conduct or have conducted inspection and coercion measures as provided for under international law, under the first part, book V, title II of the Defence Code, and under this Act.

(e) inspection goals – performance targets specified for verification activities at a given facility as [...] [...]

[...] [...] uniformed personnel to conduct arms inspections, contribute to the analysis of possible [...] [...]

All or some of us have visited Brazil, China, India, Kenya, and South Africa, and we have consulted with public sector officials, the private sector and NGOs in London, Brussels, Geneva, and Washington.

[...] [...] Rights regularly visited prisons to assess [...]

Furthermore the Committee was privileged to receive the visit from the Chairman of the Executive Board, Mr Hans-Heinrich Wrede, who commented on the significant role of civil society and welcomed the work of the Committee which he described as a model.

[...] [...] tap-changer (inspection window in the [...]

[...] deploy customs inspectors who are capable [...] [...]

[...] [...] clear to any inspector going into cells [...]

The present report is a summary of the full mission report, which is based on interviews conducted by the mission, inspections, census data and information from the Prefecture of Santa Cruz and the national Government, official documents of ILO, OHCHR, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights and fundamental freedoms of indigenous peoples, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights of the Organization of American States (OAS), and the Indigenous Peoples and Empowerment Programme of the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation in the country; as well as information and documentation provided by indigenous peoples’ organizations, the livestock breeders’ federation, and national and international non-governmental organizations (NGOs).

[...] [...] (f) carry out the inspection activities; and [...]

[...] [...] participate in its work as observers, the [...] [...]

The Committee is however concerned at the lack of detailed information regarding the independence, effectiveness and mandate of the High Committee as it relates to children’s rights, as well as regarding the visits it is empowered to conduct in places of deprivation of liberty.

[...] [...] Verification and Inspection Commission [...] [...]

[...] [...] custody records at police and prison facilities are periodically inspected to make sure [...] [...]

In addition to nuclear disarmament and peaceful uses of nuclear energy, the agenda covers three principal non-proliferation objectives: (a) strengthen the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons as a basis for cooperation; (b) provide sufficient resources and authority to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to carry out its inspection responsibilities; and (c) confront the threat of nuclear terrorism.

[...] [...] the training of inspectors and personnel [...] [...]

The number of verification visits per year is considerably higher than the number of controlled companies because, for different reasons, it may be necessary to visit some companies several times (e.g. to carry out approval and consent procedures required by law, to deal with applications filed by employees, to issue a precept to an employer after an investigation of a serious of fatal occupational accident, to carry out follow-up inspections).

However, it expresses concern that there are no reliable statistics on the number of children who carry out economic activities, sometimes at a very low age, and at the lack of a specialized unit to monitor and inspect the working conditions of children.

We have also noted Iran’s biased reading of the agreement, choosing to view it as a justification for unlimited enrichment, a definitive rejection of sanctions and IAEA inspections, and an alibi to avoid discussing its nuclear programme with the E3+3.

The State party should also ensure that places of detention are fully open to independent national and international inspections, including through providing the NCHRF with sufficient resources to monitor prison conditions.