The results will be presented to the public by appropriate publications.

The outcomes of the project will be presented at the next General Conference

The results of the review will be reported to the General Assembly, as appropriate.

For every X you sell, you get Y, you do your services of Z.

The Government of Palau will provide a copy of the anti terrorism legislation.

The Assembly will be provided with progress reports on the status of the review.

Interim results will be presented at conferences during 2005.

Firestone would also make an advance tax payment to contribute to the process.

UNMIS will provide technical assistance to Juba Radio and TV in exchange for the use of the latter's facilities.

The Permanent Misson will provide additional information on safeguarding biological weapons in due course.

The Deputy Secretary General will assist me in coordinating these efforts.

The financial implications will be submitted by early November.

The Committee will provide an update on marine acoustic technology in 2006.

The Security Council will be briefed on developments in late April 2005.

During the biennium, the Agency will present donors with proposals of projects contained in the project budget.

The assembly will provide recommendations to the Governing Council of UNEP in February, 2006.

These proposals are contained in annex IV to the present report and will be submitted to the Coordinator of the Second Decade.

The Department will report on this issue to the Assembly at its sixty first session.

The Provisional Institutions will present their project document to a donors' meeting on the census next month.

Indonesia will certainly present its views and proposals regarding those issues in more concrete terms during the thematic discussions.

Verbatim records would be provided in all six languages in accordance with the entitlement of the General Assembly to conference services.

The financial implications for carrying out these new functions will be submitted in early November.

Revised and updated reports on the ICTR Completion Strategy will be submitted in conformity with Resolution 1534 (2004).

It will report to the Committee on the results of these contacts and advise on possible action.

Verbatim records would be provided in all six languages in accordance with the entitlement of the General Assembly to conference services.

The second phase of the project will deliver specific information to staff and clients, using a customized presentation format.

Revised and updated reports on the ICTR Completion Strategy will be submitted in conformity with Resolution 1534 (2004).

OHCHR will also invite the Division to participate in relevant meetings of the field representatives of OHCHR.

The survey will produce national and broad state level estimates for women, and national level estimates for men.

These projects will increasingly offer an appropriate mix of tools and services duly integrated into the project strategy.

The Department of Economic and Social Affairs will present the results of the recent workshop and the deliberations of the four regional workshops in a publication.

This year, courses to train 160 professionals from 13 police divisions will take place in Espírito Santo and Paraná.

The Department would provide the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations with a comprehensive indication of how the Department and field missions could be configured.

Information on any Government funding for private services provided to victims of domestic violence would have to be given later.

Comment by the Administration. The ICT strategy has been discussed by the UNFPA Management Committee and will be submitted to its Executive Committee for approval.

The related financial implications of those recommendations will be provided when the requested reports are submitted to the General Assembly in 2006.

The outcomes of the Major Group Forum will also be presented at the fifth session of the United Nations Forum on Forests.

The Department will also assist Member States in increasing understanding among them of the relationship between disarmament and development.

UNICEF will provide technical support in countries as appropriate for the development of water safety plans and national water quality monitoring and improvement initiatives.

Details on a further proposal to establish an endowment fund from the fees paid to the Authority by the contractors would also be presented to the twelfth session.

Secondly, we shall provide an update on women and religion, and finally a detailed review of the phenomenon of violence against women and the measures taken to address it.

The study and related proposals for implementation of the recommendations will be submitted to the Assembly at its current session under a separate report.

The resource requirements for UNOTIL will be submitted to the General Assembly for its consideration in accordance with established procedure.

In the latter part of 2005, the Management Committee will review this comprehensive assessment and will provide guidance for a new policy.

The United Nations will support efforts by the Government to tackle impunity and deal with the terrible legacy of past armed conflict.