Mr. Sharon explained that the parliamentary vote for the 2005 budget was scheduled to take place in the coming week.

Draft decision I was adopted by 120 votes to 2, with 53 abstentions.

Draft decision III was adopted by 128 votes to 5, with 40 abstentions.

Draft decision V was adopted by 151 votes to none, with 25 abstentions.

The Council also decided to consider the reports of the Advisory Group at its substantive session of 2005.

The draft decision, as revised, was adopted by 19 votes to none, with 2 abstentions.

And, lo and behold, France, which is scheduled to ratify the Constitution by a referendum on May 29, gives the impression of wanting to vote against it.

After the President has announced the beginning of voting, no representative shall interrupt the voting except on a point of order in connection with the actual conduct of the voting .

At its resumed organizational session for 2005, the Council adopted six decisions concerning organizational matters. See Council decisions 2005 214 to 2005 219.

The law would be reviewed article by article, so that it could be voted and promulgated immediately after the referendum scheduled for 18 December 2005.

Brief statements by members consisting solely in explanations of their votes may be permitted by the Chairman before the voting has commenced or after the voting has been completed.

After the voting has commenced, there shall be no interruption of the voting except on a point of order by a member in connection with the actual conduct of the voting.

After the President has announced the commencement of a vote, the voting shall not be interrupted until the result of the vote has been announced, except on a point of order in connection with the process of voting.

Brief statements by members consisting solely of explanations of their votes may be permitted by the Chairperson before the voting has commenced or after the voting has been completed.

Draft decision A C.1 60 L.5 was adopted by a recorded vote of 101 to 2, with 50 abstentions.

Before giving the floor to the speakers in explanation of vote before the vote, may I remind delegations that explanations of vote are limited to 10 minutes and should be made by delegations from their seats.

At the same meeting, the Committee adopted draft decision A C.1 60 L.11 by a recorded vote of 108 to 5, with 39 abstentions (see para. 95, draft decision III).

Draft decision A C.1 60 L.11 was adopted by a recorded vote of 108 to 5, with 39 abstentions.

Draft decision A C.1 60 L.44 was adopted by a recorded vote of 147 to 1, with 1 abstention.

Draft decision A C.1 60 L.53 was adopted by a recorded vote of 88 to 49, with 13 abstentions.

The Committee adopted draft decision A C.2 60 L.30, by a recorded vote of 157 to 1, with 0 abstentions.

At the request of the representative of Australia, a recorded vote was taken on the draft decision, which was adopted by 38 votes to 2, with 12 abstentions.

Burma s rulers have said that the vote will be delayed in the areas hardest hit by the cyclone until May 24, but the referendum will still go ahead as planned in other parts of the country.

Before we begin the voting process, I should like to remind members that, pursuant to rule 88 of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly, no representative shall interrupt the voting except on a point of order on the actual conduct of the voting.

Representatives may make brief statements consisting solely of explanations of vote, before the voting has commenced, or after the voting has been completed.

Explanation of vote before the vote

Explanation of vote after the vote

At the request of the representative of Australia, a recorded vote was taken on the draft decision, which was adopted by 38 votes to 2, with 12 abstentions.

At the request of the representative of the United States of America, a recorded vote was taken on the draft decision, which was adopted by 40 votes to 2, with 11 abstentions.

Division of proposals

After the voting has commenced, there shall be no interruption of the voting except on a point of order by a member in connection with the actual conduct of the voting.

After the voting has commenced, it shall not be interrupted unless a member raises a point of order in connection with the actual conduct of the voting.

After the voting has commenced, there shall be no interruption of the voting except on a point, of order of a member in connection with the actual conduct of the voting.

After voting has commenced, it shall not be interrupted unless a member raises a point of order in connection with the actual conduct of the voting.

After the voting has commenced, there shall be no interruption of the voting except on a point of order by a member in connection with the actual conduct of the voting.

Against Australia, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Republic of Korea, Romania, Ukraine, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, United States of America.

At its 20th meeting, on 26 October, the Committee adopted draft decision A C.1 60 L.55 by a recorded vote of 145 to none, with 25 abstentions (see para. 95, draft decision V).

Ms. Tamlyn (United States of America), speaking in explanation of vote before the vote, said that her delegation would vote against the revised draft resolution.

Decision The draft resolution (S 2005 727), as orally revised, received 15 votes in favour, none against and no abstentions, and was adopted unanimously as resolution 1639 (2005).

At the request of the representative of the United States of America, a recorded vote was taken on the draft decision, which was adopted by 34 votes to 15, with 4 abstentions.

At the time of voting it was believed that the Interim Government would be defeated.

Canada In Canada, early voting is known as advance polling.

The Chairman The floor is open for explanations of vote after the vote.

Methods of elections 19 54. Conduct of elections when only one elective place is to be filled 19 55.

Conduct during voting and explanation of vote 106 36.