The Commission meets biennially, normally at its headquarters.

It meets annually in New York for 10 working days.

The WCO meets regularly and each member makes a voluntary saving.

The Commission normally meets annually for a period of five working days.

Members include the AIVD, national police service, Public Prosecution Service, FIOD ECD, Customs, Royal Military Police, and national security coordinator.

The Committee meets in Geneva three times a year for three weeks.

The Committee currently meets twice a year in Geneva for three weeks.

It is currently composed of 328 seats and meets in Baghdad inside the International Zone (Green Zone).

The Committee meets three times a year for three weeks, once in New York and twice in Geneva, each of which is preceded by meetings of two working groups of five members each for one week.

The ICC generally meets during the annual sessions of the Commission and holds biennial international conferences.

Such teams include both Working Group members and representatives of the Secretariat, and they typically meet in the offices of the Secretariat

The Compliance Committee is to meet at least twice a year taking into account the desirability of holding such meetings in conjunction with the meetings of the subsidiary bodies under the Convention .

Following establishment of the committee, the plenary session would likely be adjourned until Thursday morning and the committee of the whole would meet until the end of the day on Wednesday.

The Commission is currently composed of 53 members elected for a term of three years and meets annually in Geneva for six weeks.

Government Local government consists of a seven member council which is elected every four years and which meets four to six times a year.

The Committee meets in annual session for five working days and submits its report to the Council at its substantive session in July.

The Sub Commission has a meetingmeets with the Bureau of the Commission, but this usually occurs before the Sub Commission's consideration of agenda item 2, and is a closed meeting.

The MCC met intermittently when UNOPS was doing well, and more regularly as its financial difficulties increased early in the decade.

Whole Afghan families tend to live in a single house together collectively, unlike in the West where everybody has their own rooms, and the family only gathers during meal hours.

The Commission is composed of 53 members elected for terms of office of three years, meets annually for a period of two to three weeks and receives substantive and technical services from the Department.

A grouping of the 38 countries identified by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) under its 1996 initiative for debt relief, the network meets twice a year to take stock and consult.

It regularly meets at United Nations Headquarters in New York and also uses electronic means to expand opportunities for consultation and active contributions by entities and organizations not represented at Headquarters.

The Court and its representatives also meet regularly to exchange information with representatives of individual States or groups of States or with non governmental organizations both at the seat of the Court and elsewhere.

OHCHR would produce a concept paper early in 2006 which would take into account the current human and financial resource requirements of the present system of seven committees with a combined membership of 115 experts, which met for a total of 57 weeks each year.

The contact group on legal and budget issues would meet as necessary throughout the week and would be expected to address remaining issues in the rules of procedure of the Conference of the Parties, the financial rules, the budget of the Secretariat and any other legal or administrative issues assigned to it.

Once a year, the Committee undertakes a field mission to the Middle East usually lasting two weeks in order to hear witnesses with recent and first hand information about the situation of human rights in the occupied territories.

Several inter agency theme groups, including those on HIV AIDS, gender and human rights, sexual exploitation and abuse network, and the operations management group regularly meet to enhance the coordination of the agencies of the United Nations system.

The Board worked with the National Committee to Monitor the Implementation of International Human Rights Instruments, which was made up of focal points from each of the Ministries along with NGOs and experts, and which met twice yearly in regular session to discuss all matters relating to the violation of rights.

Gender centres meet regularly with statistics institutes representatives, pointing at a need for keeping certain statistics and their classification by gender (e.g. statistics institutes keep statistics on numbers of criminal verdicts or on numbers of managers of education, health care and other institutions, but the results are not classified by gender).