During the closing plenary meeting, all nine major groups were given an opportunity to provide final comments.

The representative of Jamaica (on behalf of the Group of 77 and China) made comments.

The Director ad interim of the Office of the Programme Planning and Budget Division made additional comments.

Foreigners are welcome to make comments, but their advice will usually be ignored.

agenda and the organization of work. Statements are not envisaged except for those on behalf of groups.

It would make further comments on the matter during informal consultations.

Statements are not envisaged, except those on behalf of groups.

Those who didn't survive must be found, as well, demonstrators say.

The Working Group welcomes the cooperation of the Government, which provided it with comments on the allegations put forward in the communication.

Statements in explanation of vote before the voting

Oral statement in the plenary .

Mr. KOWSURAT (Thailand) welcomed Ms. Wedgwood's comments on the importance of specific pre trial detention facilities.

The Commission would welcome comments and observations from Governments on the revocability and modification of unilateral acts.

Voters stand in line to cast their votes.

Oral statement and Background paper.

The Commission services would like to reserve the right to make more detailed comments on the July meeting.

I now invite the Prime Minister of the Republic of Haiti to make a statement.

The presentations were followed by an exchange of views with delegations.

Statements made in exercise of the right of reply

The Committee had been informed that pre trial detention conditions were poor, and the delegation's comments on that question would be welcome.

The President I should now like to make a statement in my national capacity.

I would like to take a slightly different approach to making my statement.

I have the honour to kindly request to speak before the Fourth Committee on the question of Western Sahara.

Circulated in accordance with a decision taken by the Special Political and Decolonization Committee (Fourth Committee) at its 1st meeting, on 29 September 2005.

An alternate member may cast a vote only if acting for the member.

(Signed) Anna Maria Stame Cervone President Christian Democratic Women International

The presentation of the submission of Australia was made by Christos Moraitis, head of the delegation of Australia, with additional comments made by Bill Campbell, alternate head of delegation.

I shall now give the floor to those representatives who wish to make statements after the voting.

I welcome the presence of the Secretary General, Mr. Kofi Annan, and invite him to take the floor.

Mr. Mekel (Israel) said, with regard to the Commissioner General's comments, that it was regrettable that the head of a humanitarian agency had been forced to explain himself.

The comments began pouring in, and Okolloh would collate them. She would post them.

Representatives of international and regional institutions and organizations and of Member States will be invited to intervene.

I will now give the floor to those members of the Council who wish to make statements in explanation of vote.

I shall deliver a summary of my statement I hope that the interpreters will be able to follow.

Oral statements on global governance and debt and written statement on trade.

(e) No child shall be compelled to plead guilty or to offer testimony.

All Task Force members were supportive during the period of development of the Joint United Nations OECD System and provided numerous valuable comments regarding its design.

But that is a poor excuse for the EU s inability to put its stamp on the crisis.

In Saudi Arabia, women are not even permitted to drive a car, let alone vote.

The park announced a reward of 5,000 baht for those who can provide information about the whereabouts of the escaped reptiles.

Similarly, explanatory statements of position may be made in connection with a decision taken without a vote.

The Chair has also incorporated factual comments that were made during the closing session.

10. Strongly urges States to ensure that any statement that is established to have been made as a result of torture shall not be invoked as evidence in any proceedings, except against a person accused of torture as evidence that the statement was made

Each State party shall ensure that any statement which is established to have been made as a result of torture shall not be invoked as evidence in any proceedings, except against a person accused of torture as evidence that the statement was made.