DISCUSSION ON THE CHAIRPERSON'S WORKING PAPER

(a) Presentation and discussion of the background paper

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Discussion paper contributed by the non governmental organizations major group

Discussion paper contributed by the business and industry major group

The Presidency's discussion paper has been useful in guiding the debate.

Participants also considered a background discussion paper prepared by Dr. Jag Maini.

The present issue paper raises a number of issues for an informed discussion.

For each workshop, a position paper was prepared to serve as background for discussion.

The discussion paper provides an excellent overview of the key elements of peacebuilding efforts.

Mr. Amor's paper would provide a good starting point for further discussion of the question.

The paper ends with a discussion of the lessons for the future that these cases provide.

Fortunately, the IMF opened the door to discussion of this issue in a recent staff position paper.

The recent leak from Britain s Ministry of Defense of a discussion paper on troop withdrawal highlights this desire.

The presidency has prepared the attached concept paper to help guide the discussion on this subject (see annex).

I would also like to thank the Danish presidency for the useful discussion paper on this important subject.

There was also discussion of alternative proposals for adding a quality dimension to the principal paper documentation process.

In the course of the discussion, members of the Working Group and minority representatives expressed their appreciation for the paper.

It considered a discussion paper prepared by three of its members, Victoria Popescu, Hanna Beate Schöpp Schilling and Heisoo Shin.

The paper provided content for much of the discussion on the cross cutting issue of gender in water and sanitation.

(i) EU comments on discussion paper relating to possible ratification of the United Nations Assignment of Receivables Convention (2004 and ongoing)

During the course of the discussion regarding a draft resolution on the subject, it was decided instead to request a working paper.

This paper presents a discussion of the progress that has been made and the obstacles that still exist in implementing such actions.

Denmark has issued a discussion paper for today's debate, which sets out some of the main challenges we see on the road ahead.

The Chairperson emphasized in that connection that the working paper represented a compromise that had emerged from discussion of military jurisdictions at previous sessions.

It will also propose new candidates for visits and prepare a discussion paper on follow up procedures for consideration and action by the Committee in October.

In introducing the concept document, Ms. O'Connor explained that the paper contained preliminary views and purposefully had left some areas open in order to stimulate discussion.

In conclusion, let me thank you, Mr. President, for organizing this open debate and for presenting us with an excellent discussion paper (S 2005 316, annex).

Fusing. The German Paper on Fuse Design has provided the basis for very good discussion and has general acceptance as a means of describing fuse types.

The paper intends to structure discussion on an FMCT by categorizing the various issues according to scope, technical issues, including verification, and organizational and legal issues.

Several speakers pointed to the recommendations provided in the background paper on Workshop 6 (A CONF.203 14), suggesting that they provided a useful basis for discussion.

He hoped that the working paper would encourage fruitful discussion and help the States parties to have a better understanding of his Government's views on substantive issues.

The present paper represents the views of the International Council of Forest and Paper Associations and is provided to the secretariat of the United Nations Forum on Forests for consideration by members of the Collaborative Partnership on Forests for the preparation of the reports of the Secretary General and to other participants in the Forum as a discussion paper.

The paper submitted by the delegations of China, Japan, Jordan and New Zealand (A AC.264 2005 DP.1) was also welcomed as a good basis for discussion.

My delegation extends its sincere appreciation to Denmark for the non paper on post conflict peacebuilding (S 2005 316, annex), which provides a sound basis for today's discussion.

This non paper is a starting point for discussion and contributions in response on the approach proposed are welcomed and will be incorporated for consideration at later meetings.

Initial discussion paper entitled Enhancing the effectiveness of the special mechanisms of the Commission on Human Rights prepared by the expert of the Asian Group on Human Rights

In order to maximize the practical orientation of the Workshop and to encourage interactive dialogue, the present background paper includes a hypothetical case for analysis and discussion (see annex).

Mr. Cherif opened the discussion with a presentation of his working paper on the right to an effective remedy in criminal proceedings (E CN.4 Sub.2 2005 13).

My delegation would like to thank the Danish presidency for convening this timely and very important meeting and for the submission of the focused discussion paper for today's debate.

Take note of the discussion paper prepared by Vitit Muntarbhorn and express their appreciation for his contribution in making suggestions for future steps in evolving the Asia Pacific Regional Framework

While we recognize the difficulty in defining a nuclear weapons complex and realize that any definition is open to discussion, for the purposes of this paper it is defined to be

The purpose of the discussion paper was to review the achievements made under and propose options to Member States in the region for the future role and direction of the Framework.

Discussion paper for round table on resources to be convened by the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV AIDS, the World Bank and the Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria

(a) To transmit the initial discussion paper and the responses to it to the special procedures mandate holders and to solicit their views, including on any additional contributions from all relevant stakeholders