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[...] [...] Head of the New York Delegation of the International Committee of the Red Cross, Dominique Buff; the Director of the New York Office [...] [...]

The members of the Subcommittee on Prevention of Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment underlined that the Subcommittee’s practice differed from that of the other treaty bodies in that the Subcommittee did not consider State party reports, but rather carried out visits to States parties in a confidential procedure.

From 2006 onwards, Dr. Riedel worked in the USA as a Chief Engineer at Voith Hydro York, where he was responsible for the engineering of generators, turbines, automation and plant projects for the new system and modernisation business.

However, she noted that the HKTB had already started marketing campaign in these markets and Chairman of the HKTB had personally taken part in the activities in India.

Each institute and centre will be called upon to fully contribute to the implementation of the Programme at different levels, according to its mandate.

Involving training initiatives both in formal and informal artistic education, and promotion of the arts, its action will be particularly oriented towards young people, especially from underprivileged backgrounds, and will also concentrate on the improvement of the status of the artist in contemporary societies.

The Group is committed to ensuring the accuracy of its assertions, and to adhering to the evidentiary standards recommended by the Informal Working Group of the Security Council on General Issues of Sanctions in its report of 2006 (S/2006/997) by relying on verified, authentic documents and, wherever possible, first-hand, on-site observations by the experts themselves, including photographs.

I would therefore like to think of today’s debate, and of that to be held by the Security Council in two days’ time, as presenting opportunities to consider how our individual countries can empower the Commission to exercise its role as a unique political platform for the following five broad functions: first, supporting national stakeholders in projecting their vision for peace and development; secondly, ensuring focused commitments by all actors in support of national ownership and capacity development for national peacebuilding priorities; thirdly, mobilizing resources to fund critical capacities and priorities; fourthly, aligning all actors around common and nationally identified peacebuilding objectives; and, fifthly, promoting mutual accountability between national stakeholders and their regional and international partners.

While pointing out that the process for collecting and sorting the transaction data for updating the price table for all constituent stocks was complex, involving huge amount of data and screening of dubious data, he assured members that HSIL would continue to do its best to ensure reliability of its services.

The necessity of sending experts to Vienna for meetings in which only 45 per cent of the available time was actually used therefore represented a heavy financial burden on member States, in particular developing countries.

There is a need for greater accountability by all partners, both globally and nationally, with least developed countries taking full ownership by leading with examples of good governance as well as improved South-South cooperation.

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It was suggested that the States Parties reflect on how they can enable the necessary in-depth analysis and discussion of the requests in order to ensure that high quality requests continue to be the norm.