The report concludes with some recommendations for the future.

Several delegations thanked UNCTAD for the IPR report which was considered by many delegation as comprehensive, objective and very useful.

The present report fulfils this responsibility for 1992.

Since the first report, no new legislation with respect to the Resolution has been passed.

The report indicates that significant progress has been achieved in regard to a number of targets.

The report will delineate the strategy of the Fund for institutional capacity building in this area.

No new issues in respect of substantive processing were dealt with by the Panel in the Second Report.

The Panel's determinations and recommendations in respect of the remaining 603 claims are set out in this report.

The report also examines dimensions of rights with respect to employment in the context of human rights.

The report was found not to elaborate on many of the articles.

The report also outlines current practice with regard to external action and contains proposals for reform.

As regards the RAP, the report basically describes the progress made since the submission of the last report in 2002.

As regards specific findings of the report, CEB members note the following

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And this concerns not only Georgians, but rather general situations, as outlined in the report.

23. Regarding paragraph 24 of the report, he wished to add two comments.

142. To this end, the report proposes a series of recommendations, the most significant of which relate to

It considers the report to be in conformity with the Committee apos s guidelines regarding periodic reports.

182. The report was introduced by the representative of the State party, who highlighted the information contained in it with regard to the political system, the legislative, the executive and the judicial authorities of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, as well as the legal framework for the implementation of the Convention.

He stated that he was very disappointed by the report, which he considered grossly one sided, especially with regard to the proportionality principle.

The report looks at some cases with specific lessons regarding the implementation of competition laws.

The report describes progress on work completed in the updating of the System of National Accounts, 1993 (1993 SNA).

With regard to the report's format, we appreciate efforts made with a view to providing a concise guide to the activities of the Council.

At the time of writing, arrangements for identifying the required aircraft are still in progress.

That report could be the baseline for committing resources and monitoring progress.

The report contained information that might be of interest in respect of considering how to advance Millennium Development Goal 2 as it related to indigenous peoples.

The reporting period also saw passage of entity enabling legislation on the registration of business enterprises.

The report raised several critical issues relating to the organization of the security function.

Information regarding the work of national institutions in respect of specific thematic issues is also included.

In the economic sphere, the report contains a number of interesting and important ideas, notably on the concept of development.

4. In the previous report, we examined the nature of prevention in the context of activities involving risk, as follows

The report highlights some of the major requirements for the implementation of Agenda 21 as regards drought and desertification.

The views of non governmental organizations were also sought with respect to the issues to be covered in this update report.

It was important to have women decision makers at the national level, just as it was important to have them in the private sector information on that subject, disaggregated for the two sectors, would be welcome in the next report.

On the chapter entitled Freedom from want , the European Union supports the report's objectives in the area of development.

The next report would be more explicit regarding the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals in the occupied Syrian Golan Heights.

We are gravely concerned about the structural, technical and logistical problems described in the relevant report with regard to properly preparing for elections.

As for the reform of the Secretariat, we look forward to the relevant report, which is to be submitted by the Secretary General.

In addition, specific queries were made as to the actual extent of financial delegation referred to in the report.

In regard to demographic data, that information would be provided in table form in the next periodic report.

As to the situation in Northern Ireland, the information provided in the report was considered too general.

In general, they regarded the report as inadequate in the light of the recommendations made by the Committee in that connection.

The arrangements detailed above with respect to paragraph 8 of the report fully apply in this case also, as the paragraph deals with the projects financed under the construction in progress account.

Regarding the organization of the high level dialogue, the recommendations made in the present report are summarized in the programme presented as an annex.

Regarding the first two points major progress has been made in both areas since the presentation of the Czech Republic s fourth report.