Objectivity in science is a value that informs how science is practiced and how scientific truths are discovered.

Objectivity is often attributed to the property of scientific measurement, as the accuracy of a measurement can be tested independent from the individual scientist who first reports it.

In accordance with paragraph 13 of General Assembly resolution 59 116, the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee at its forty second session considered the substantive items outlined below.

The data and information obtained enables the Authority to develop regulations and recommendations for activities in the Area on the basis of objective scientific information.

Substantive issues

(i) Information on chemicals, including chemicals in products (i.e., mixtures and articles), their intrinsic properties and their effects on human health and the environment, their potential uses, their alternatives and needs for protective measures and regulation is available, accessible, appropriate, harmonized, adequate and user friendly

(a) Substantive segments

Other substantive activities

On the merits

Substantive issues Admissibility

Key substantive issues

Third substantive session

Economic Cooperation Organization (General Assembly resolution 48 2)

African Accounting Council (Council decision 1987 161)

Substantive session of 2005

Substantive session of 2005 New York, 29 June 27 July 2005 Item 2 of the provisional agenda

United Nations New York, 2005

Part one 2005 substantive session

Resumed substantive session of 2005

Substantive research and reports

Consideration of the merits

Examination of the merits

Substantive issues Presumption of innocence

Observations on the merits

Observations on the merits

Comments on the merits

Substantive session of 2005 Operational activities segment

Substantive session of 2005

OFFICIAL RECORDS, 2005

Academic titles

Educational qualifications

Degrees

Scientific Integrity

Scientific Stewardship

Scientific Obligations

Resumed substantive session of 2005

E 2005 L.51 Item 13 (g) Economic and environmental questions public administration and development Draft resolution submitted by the President of the Council, on the basis of informal consultations Report of the Committee of Experts on Public Administration on its fourth session and dates, venue and provisional agenda for the fifth session of the Committee A C E F R S

Consideration of the merits

Consideration of the merits

Resumed substantive session for 2005

The Committee's consideration of the merits of the communication

Consideration of the merits

Substantive issues Unfair hearing

Substantive issues Right to study

Resumed substantive session 2005