It was also noted that the next thematic evaluation should result in a report with actionable conclusions and recommendations.

I am happy to note that although some of the proposals have been adopted, we should now move quickly to implement them. I refer especially to the proposals that do not require amendment of the Charter.

I should like to recall the major ones.

It was also pointed out that the secretariat of the Committee should ensure that the recommendations of the Committee were communicated to the various departments of the Secretariat, following the adoption of the report of the Committee by the General Assembly.

Finally, a word about the issue of resources.

I would point specifically to the statement of Japan.

I would like to refer to two of those conditions.

Let me point out here that General Assembly resolution 52 492 of 1998 states that the agenda of the Disarmament Commission should consist normally   not exclusively of two items.

I am pleased to note that the Government has complied with the first commitment.

Finally, I should note that Tanzania has itself fallen victim to a terrorist attack.

First, I would refer to peace and security.

Let me mention two approaches that Japan believes are important for development.

I should now like to refer to the challenges that exist in the four core issues.

Mr. Díaz Paniagua (Costa Rica) (spoke in Spanish) Having made our decisions, I wish to note that my delegation feels that, in the context of the revitalization of the General Assembly, the agenda items on the law of the sea and criminal justice should have been allocated to the Sixth Committee.

I would note that my country has also adopted national legislation and regulations relating to those instruments.

Let me also note that this proposal would enable countries of the South to become permanent members.

And finally I want to point out that a lot of this inspiration comes from theater.

(Historians point out that Sweden may have in reality planned to occupy the islands.

I cannot fail to mention the difficult conditions experienced by the fraternal Iraqi people.

I write with reference to my letter of 25 July 2005 (S 2005 483).

I wish to reiterate my country's conviction that the Council needs to be more representative, transparent and efficient.

I would like to point out that Russia was already fully complying with all provisions of amended Protocol II.

Let me recall, however, that the rules of procedure also allow for the possibility of amendments made from the floor.

In that connection, your attention is drawn to the following

I could continue, but I would like to point out that it is important that we base our dialogue on honesty and on facts.

However, it was indicated that a limited time period was essential to the definition of volume contracts.

We need to find a solution to this problem, so that aid levels will match the gravity of the situation, rather than the media attention in donor countries.

I am of course referring to Security Council reform.

It was noted that free, prior and informed consent was viewed as a principle based on the human rights approach to development.

I should note that, in the coming months, the CTC will receive the fifth series of reports from a number of Member States.

In the main, it was suggested that the concept of hierarchy in international law should be approached and discussed by the Study Group from the point of view of hierarchy of norms and obligations, without a priori excluding other possible concepts of hierarchy.

The use of higher payload commercial vehicles was also identified.

This activity has been noted in previous reports of the Monitoring Group.

I would like to point out that indebtedness is a form of bondage and indebted economies are economies that function under constraints.

I should also like to point out that the President of the Republic has no choice but to respect the Constitution to which he has sworn allegiance.

In conclusion, I would like to note that the world community is going through a difficult phase in the establishment of a new system of international relations.

It was also pointed out that the concept of hierarchy in international law was developed especially by doctrine.

Lost fishing nets and traps, as has been pointed out, can ghost fish for a long period.

I would especially like to point out the contribution to the achievement of the Great Victory by the workers in the rear.

This has been indicated as appropriate in the following tables.

I should like to indicate some revisions to draft resolution A 60 L.16 Rev.1.

Finally, I would like to refer to the role of the Syrian Commission for Family Affairs and its contribution to the welfare of young people.

It was further indicated that the one way mandatory approach was compatible with the freedom for the shipper to increase its liability limits.

To conclude, I would like to refer to the Secretary General's report entitled In larger freedom (A 59 2005).

I also want to recall paragraph 134 (f) of the same document, in which our leaders at the summit recognized