(b) Increased transparency in the implementation of the disarmament commitments through regular reporting

In its response to the brief questionnaire on basic reporting obligations, El Salvador also indicated its central authorities.

In its response to the brief questionnaire on basic reporting obligations, Finland added Norwegian as an acceptable language.

In its response to the brief questionnaire on the reporting obligations, Romania indicated that the designated authority was the Ministry of Justice.

In its response to the brief questionnaire on basic reporting obligations, the Russian Federation stated that extradition was not conditional on the existence of a treaty.

(g) The adoption and progressive implementation of an improved treaty monitoring system dealing with multiple reporting obligations and based on a comprehensive national approach

(g) The adoption and progressive implementation of an improved treaty monitoring system dealing with multiple reporting obligations and based on a comprehensive national approach

Moreover, greater transparency through regular reporting on action to implement disarmament obligations was essential to sustain the credibility of the Treaty.

In its response to the brief questionnaire on basic reporting obligations, El Salvador stated that extradition was conditional on the existence of a treaty and that it took the Convention as the legal basis for cooperation on extradition with other States parties.

In its response to the brief questionnaire on basic reporting obligations, Slovakia stated that it had no authority that could assist other States parties in developing measures to prevent transnational organized crime.

In its response to the brief questionnaire on basic reporting obligations, Uzbekistan stated that extradition was conditional on the existence of a treaty and that it did not take the Convention as the legal basis for cooperation on extradition with other States parties.

Obligations of staff members

Shipper's obligations

Undertakings by Members

States that have already responded to these questions in the context of the brief questionnaire on basic reporting obligations in accordance with decision 1 2 of the Conference of the Parties, may, if they deem it appropriate and necessary, update herewith the relevant information.

Information requirements

Reporting

Reporting

Reporting Requirements

Reporting

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(d) Commitments certified by the Secretary General as relating to security measures ( 162,300).

Registration and accounting obligations

Their visions are our obligations.

(d) Reporting procedures

Guidance by the SBSTA

Reporting and review

(a) Commitments certified by the Secretary General as relating to the maintenance of peace and security ( 7,604,800)

Financing of the commitment authority

Cancellation of prior years obligations

The implementation of the parties' commitments has been delayed.

Article 2 Obligations of States parties

Other end of service liabilities

Savings on prior period obligations

Changes in reporting methods

Article 7. Information requirements

Article 7 Information requirements

Situation of human rights in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea

(b) The commitment is not totally built on solid ground.

More resources need to be devoted to interventions focusing on special needs.

Article 33 National implementation and monitoring

(c) Commitments certified by the President of the International Court of Justice as relating to unforeseen expenses in respect of the Court ( 576,300)

Lack or inaccuracy of reporting is a key impediment to assessing the extent and nature of the problem.

The response rate for the third reporting period (2002 2004) was lower than that for the second reporting period (2000 2002) but similar to that for the first reporting period (1998 2000).

Article 2 Obligations to Eliminate Discrimination