The Committee therefore requests you, and the States parties to the Convention, to make it possible for the Committee to meet occasionally in New York in order to schedule the consideration of reports from States in this position.

You can see it at a gross level in the world of dating.

Accordingly, the Committee does not find a violation of article 19 of the Covenant in this regard.

On that basis, the Committee can discuss the modalities of taking a decision on this issue at the COP 1 in accordance with paragraph 2 of Article 23 of the Convention.

A meeting devoted to that purpose was held in New York in early August.

The frequency of subsequent communications by all Parties shall be determined by the Conference of the Parties at its sixth and subsequent sessions.

As COP 11 and COP MOP 1 will be held during the same sessional period, this overview addresses both meetings.

Based on such reports, the Parties, at a meeting, may make recommendations to a Party.

Further guidance in this regard shall be provided by the Conference of the Parties.

To that end, it was proposed that the Chairperson deliver a statement on behalf of his colleagues in New York.

In addition at its final plenary meeting, with regard to the next meeting of the States Parties, States Parties took the following decisions

The Committee expects the State party to report every five years thereafter, as foreseen by the Convention.

The Committee expects the State party to report thereafter every five years, as foreseen by the Convention.

A meeting of the High Contracting Parties to that effect should be convened.

Since its establishment, the Working Group has devoted particular attention to the issue of trafficking in persons.

States parties undertake to submit reports within one year of the entry into force of the Covenant for the State party concerned and thereafter whenever the Committee so requests.

During this period, background and or invited papers have been given during

Thereafter, ordinary sessions of the Meeting of the Parties shall be held every year in conjunction with sessions of the Conference of the Parties, unless otherwise decided by the Meeting of the Parties.

Further guidance in this regard shall be provided by the Conference of the Parties.

The Security Council reiterates its call on all Member States to become parties to all 12 international conventions against terrorism and in this context draws attention to the treaty event being held in New York in September, and encourages Member States to take that opportunity also to sign the International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism.

Subsequent meetings of the Parties shall be held, unless the Parties decide otherwise, in conjunction with meetings of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention.

Subsequent sessions of the Meeting of the Parties shall be held every year and in conjunction with sessions of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention, unless otherwise decided by the Meeting of the Parties.

Finally, allow me to congratulate all Member States as we adopt this Convention.

Because this item pertains to the Kyoto Protocol, it is included in the provisional agenda for the Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol.

Indonesia had also participated in the work of the Conference of Parties to the Convention, held in Vienna in June 2003, and would continue to support the work of the Conference in future.

Regret was also expressed regarding the failure of the States parties to the Treaty on the Non Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) to come to an agreement on a substantive outcome at the Review Conference in May.

States parties shall submit such reports within two years after the entry into force of the Convention for the State party concerned and thereafter they shall submit subsequent reports every five years and such additional reports or information in the intervening period as the Committee may request.

Consequently, the Committee considers that there has been a violation of article 4, paragraph 2, of the Convention.

The Committee accordingly concluded that there had been a violation of article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant.

Due to this contingent situationFor this reason, CRIC 3 took place in May 2005 instead of in Autumn Autumn 2004, some 5 five months before the forthcoming session of the COPommittee

The meeting will be convened as a subsidiary body of the Conference of the Parties. Consequently, the rules of procedure of the Conference of the Parties will apply to the meeting.

In the circumstances, the Committee concludes that there has been a violation of article 19 of the Covenant.

Such Committee shall have, among its functions to report regularly to the Conference of the Parties, which shall take appropriate decisions in the light of such reports.

We therefore strongly request the immediate commencement of FMCT negotiations in the CD.

The Committee also suggests that the State party consider seeking cooperation with ILO in this area.

The Committee also suggests that the State party consider seeking cooperation with the International Labour Organization in this area.

Accordingly, COP 11 and COP MOP 1 will be held from 28 November to 9 December 2005 in Montreal, Canada.

(a) The Conference of the Parties so requests

The States parties to the NPT must therefore build on the achievements of the earlier Review Conferences.

The SBI may wish to make a recommendation to this effect, for endorsement by the COP and COP MOP.

Accordingly, the Committee recommends that the State party reconsider its position.

Hence, emphasizing one while marginalizing the other would detract from the credibility of the Treaty.

Also, he would like the Secretariat to inform the Committee at a formal meeting how much had been saved under that heading.

In this context, the decisions of COP 6 bring forward various tools and detailed measures for advancing the implementation of the Convention.

We, therefore, take this opportunity to urge States who are not parties to them to adhere to these treaties and join the mainstream.