While only 49 per cent of the Governments had introduced such measures in the reporting period 1998 2000, 60 per cent had done so in the third cycle, a proportion unchanged from the second reporting cycle.

The first reporting cycle generated the following major lessons

7.1.1 Lessons learned from the first reporting cycle

Twenty per cent of the Governments responding to the questionnaire in its third reporting cycle, compared with 16 per cent in the second cycle, reported providing such assistance.

Sixty seven States that had completed the questionnaire for the second reporting period also did so in the third reporting cycle.

Given the sensitivity of these cases and to ensure their priority attention and prompt resolution, additional resources are required in the Office.

The first reporting cycle (1996 2002) was completed by the Commission at its eleventh session, in 2002.

Eighty per cent of Governments replying to the questionnaire, as compared with 76 per cent in the first reporting cycle and 82 per cent in the second, reported that they had adopted legislation pertaining to precursor control.

It was noted that some responses in the third reporting cycle appeared to contradict those provided in earlier cycles.

Considering the very limited resources available during the first reporting and evaluation cycle, the Expert Group notes that future reporting and evaluation processes could be improved considerably if adequate resources are provided.

The lessons learned under the current third reporting cycle for African country Parties indicate that best practices are beginning to have an impact.

Information requirements

Reporting

Reporting

Reporting Requirements

Reporting

Appendix II

Public reporting

(d) Reporting procedures

Guidance by the SBSTA

Reporting and review

C. Reporting process

Reporting tables

The FIU has also organized a training course for representatives of these financial entities to inform them about this obligation and the modalities of reporting.

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.

REPORTING OF ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS

Strengthening reporting on crime

Reporting and assessment mechanisms

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The Krebs cycle, or the citric acid cycle.

Thirty seven per cent of responding Governments, compared with 30 per cent in the 2000 2002 reporting cycle, had introduced penal sanctions in their legislation as a means to prevent the diversion of precursors.

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

Standard electronic format for reporting of information on Kyoto Protocol units1

Tables of the common reporting format and their notes

Notes on the common reporting format

(iii) Reporting of suspicious transactions?

(vii) Improvement of hazard communication

(o) Suspicious transaction reporting

Recognizing the important role of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in collecting and analysing relevant information on drug abuse and control, crime prevention and criminal justice,

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