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border, in accordance with the recommendations set out in the report of the Lebanon Independent Border Assessment Team II, transmitted by the Secretary-General in document S/2008/582.

comprehensive support to that State until full restoration of Haiti’s national potential.

and raise awareness of the Convention; took note of the report of the Committee on Migrant Workers on its ninth and tenth sessions; invited the Chair of the Committee to address the General Assembly at its sixty-fifth session; invited the Special Rapporteur on the human rights of migrants to present his report to the Assembly at its sixty-fifth session; and requested the Secretary-General to report to the Assembly at its sixty-fifth session on the implementation of the resolution and to include in that report an analysis of the ways and means to promote the human rights of migrants, in particular children (resolution 64/166).

the earliest possible date, with the objective of an agreement on a phased programme for the complete elimination of nuclear weapons with a specified framework of time, to prohibit their development, production, acquisition, testing, stockpiling, transfer, use or threat of use, and to provide for their destruction.

for the universal periodic review process to avoid ad hoc measures, which risked undermining the principle of equal treatment for all States.

and urged the introduction of a realistic budget line for maintenance in document 32 C/5.

the short-term, the Bureau was of the view that (i) the post should be maintained at a D2 level, citing several reasons, including the fact that it was the largest division within the Natural Sciences Sector with a very ample programme, in fact the largest in the UN, including WWAP headed by a D1, close to 20 water-related category 2 centres, significant cooperation with UNESCO-IHE, the UNESCO chairs in water resources, as well as several other major initiatives; and (ii) that the Bureau should be able to take part in the selection of the new Director/Secretary of IHP.

economic and financial system and architecture.

with non-State actors such as foundations and other institutions in the private sector; and continue to be cost-effective in conducting its programmes through better planning, implementation and oversight.

period, i.e. how many months they worked and paid the insurance premium before becoming unemployed.

all applicant organizations in a non-selective manner, arguing that the result of the vote would allow the Committee to continue its interaction and dialogue with the organization to alleviate the concerns expressed by different members.

and to consider responding favourably to his or her requests to visit their countries and to provide him or her with all the necessary information related to the mandate to enable him or her to fulfil the mandate effectively; and requested the Special Rapporteur to report annually, starting in 2009, to the Council and the General Assembly on the implementation of the resolution (Human Rights Council resolution 8/12).

basic sciences and science education with a view to the attainment of a science culture as a precursor of a knowledge-based society worldwide, through various means available at UNESCO, and in particular the recently launched flagship International Basic Sciences Programme (Communiqué of the ministerial round table, para. 26 (a)).

involved in investigations, as well as the quality of fact-finding and other inquiries conducted by non-professional investigators; (b) the time required to obtain comments from staff members charged with misconduct; and (c) the time taken to obtain additional information from the investigating entity.