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

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

According to that assessment, many offers lack reasonable coverage and fail to remove critical market access restrictions, to include transparency commitments and to streamline administrative procedures.

Obligations of staff members

Shipper's obligations

Undertakings by Members

invisibility

Transparency

The Transparency Challenge

The Transparency Conspiracy

Increasing transparency

Transparency

Transparency

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

Registration and accounting obligations

Their visions are our obligations.

Enhancing transparency

Transparency outreach

Transparency and accountability ___________

C. Transparency and accountability

(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

Military Transparency and Asian Security

Transparency in armaments

(g) The need for transparency

Africa s Transparency Agenda

(ii) Transparency and the exchange of information

Fulfil their obligations under Article 6 by promptly responding to calls for support from those States Parties in need and with a particular view to the first mine clearance deadlines occurring in 2009.

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)

Article 2 Obligations to Eliminate Discrimination

It is based on obligations as Members of the United Nations, rather than on obligations arising under international law generally.

Seven of the offers contain new commitments (i.e. the Member in question had not had any commitments in the sector before).

Transparency in armaments

Transparency in the work of the Committee

(d) Transparency in armaments

(d) Transparency in armaments

Transparency in armaments

(d) Transparency in armaments

Commitments of 420,038 representing legal obligations for which disbursements will be made in future years were entered into prior to 31 December 2004.