Turning to the text of the draft principles, the draft preamble was self explanatory.

Draft principle 3, entitled Objective , set forth the essential aim of the draft principles.

Draft principle 3 Objective

Draft principle 8 Implementation

Draft principles and guidelines

Draft principle 1, entitled Scope of application , established that the draft principles had the same scope as the draft articles on prevention.

For the purposes of the present draft principles

The purposes of the present draft principles are

Comments on the draft principles

Draft principle 1 Scope of application

Draft principle 5 Response measures

Draft principle 8, which addressed implementation, reaffirmed what was implied in the other draft principles, namely that each State must adopt legislative, regulatory and administrative measures for the implementation of the draft principles, and emphasized the principle of non discrimination.

Draft principle 2 Use of terms

Draft guiding principles for international negotiations

Draft principle 2 concerned the use of terms.

(c) Draft guiding principles for international negotiations

(c) Draft guiding principles for international negotiations.

(c) Draft guiding principles for international negotiations.

Principles and guidelines for international negotiations

In essence, the draft principle would establish at the international level the same set of obligations contemplated in draft principles 3, 4 and 5.

For the text of the draft decision, which originally appeared under the symbol E CN.15 2005 L.13, see chapter I, section C, draft decision II.

For the text of the draft resolution, which originally appeared under the symbol E CN.15 2005 L.10, see chapter I, section B, draft resolution IV.

For the text of the revised draft decision, which originally appeared under the symbol E CN.15 2005 L.11, see chapter I, section A, draft resolution V.

For the text of the revised draft resolution, which originally appeared under the symbol E CN.15 2005 L.9, see chapter I, section B, draft resolution III.

Draft principle 6 International and domestic remedies

(c) Draft guiding principles for international negotiations (continued)

(c) Draft guiding principles for international negotiations (continued)

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The notion of the State as victim in draft principle 3 also raised the question of the relationship with the draft articles on State responsibility.

Draft principle 4 Prompt and adequate compensation

Comments regarding the final form of the draft principles

2. Draft declaration on the guiding principles of demand reduction

Item 157 (Draft guiding principles for international negotiations)

The fact that the scope of the draft principles and the applicable threshold would be the same as in the draft articles on prevention also received support.

The meeting also discussed a draft protocol , which was amended and renamed draft Declaration of Principles .

Furthermore, it was suggested that more thought be given to the relationship between the draft principles and the draft articles on responsibility of States for internationally wrongful acts.

Draft principle 7 Development of specific international regimes

(c) Draft guiding principles for international negotiations (A 52 141)

DRAFT DECLARATION ON THE GUIDING PRINCIPLES OF

(c) Draft guiding principles for international negotiations (A 52 141)

(c) Draft guiding principles for international negotiations (A 52 141)

(c) Draft guiding principles for international negotiations (A 52 141)

D. Consideration of the revised working paper submitted by Cuba at the 1997

PREPARATION OF A DRAFT DECLARATION ON THE GUIDING PRINCIPLES OF REDUCTION OF ILLICIT DEMAND FOR DRUGS

For the text of the revised draft resolution, which originally appeared under the symbol E CN.15 2005 L.3 Rev.1, see chapter I, section A, draft resolution I.