Article 8 has already discussed in Chapter II, para 3.

Chapter II Proceedings

We will deal with this problem in Chapter Three.

For the discussion, see chap.

For the discussion, see chap.

It is proposed to discuss this matter in chapter X, Performance issues .

This action will be discussed in detail in the following chapter.

For the discussion, see chapter II, section B.

For the discussion, see chapter III, section C.

For the discussion, see chapter V, section B.

For the discussion, see chapter V, section B.

For the discussion, see chapter VI, section B.

For the discussion, see chapter VII, section B.

For the discussion, see chapter VII, section B.

It is proposed to deal in the opening section of chapter IX with general regulatory issues concerning the operation of the infrastructure facility by the project company.

The Devolution Plan is another important development. (The plan has been discussed in detail in Chapter VII, para 31 34).

Discussions focused in particular on the draft harmonized reporting guidelines (see chapter I, sect.

In chapter IV, the Special Rapporteur discusses the issues requiring his special attention while in chapter V, he presents those issues which are of special concern to him.

A discussion on security costs is included in chapter III below.

The issue of Hudood Laws has already been discussed in Chapter XV in paras 13 17.

20. Paragraphs 43 46 of Chapter I (Perspective and Other Issues) and 387 420 of Chapter XI (Other Programmes) of the Overview document discuss the status of project Delphi.

This issue has been dealt with in some detail in Chapter XV of the report.

The Working Group agreed to consider those matters in the context of its discussion of chapter V (see paras. 185 200 below).

Public opinion is divided on this law also (The matter has been discussed in Chapter XV, para 19 26).

The Agency apos s finances are discussed in greater detail in chapter III.

Those issues are discussed in greater detail in chapter II of the present report.

The relative merits of resorting to provisions in Articles 108 or 109 of the Charter in amending the Charter were also discussed by the Open ended Working Group.

47. As a general comment, it was stated that, while containing useful information, paragraphs 93 to 110 anticipated to some extent issues that would be discussed in more detail in the substantive chapters of the legislative guide.

During the same session, the Committee also discussed the reform of the treaty body system (see chapter XIV).

This weakness applies to other programmes also, and is discussed in more depth in chapter I of the present report.

Thematic discussion the role of South South cooperation in achieving the Millennium Development Goals

102. After deliberation, the Commission requested the Secretariat to rearrange the substance of the draft chapter as suggested in the first proposal referred to above in paragraph 101, taking into account the views expressed during the discussion.

The secretariat has informally provided the Trade Points with a first draft of the Statutes, which will serve as a basis for further discussions.

The Social Panorama included a section on the deliberations held at the First Regional Conference in the Follow up to the Social Summit (held in April 1997 in São Paulo, Brazil).

An informal paper explaining the background for and contents of chapter 11 had been submitted to and was discussed at that seminar.

The subject of trafficking has been dealt with in some detail in Chapter VI.

These have been discussed in previous chapters of the report.

Chapter III is on financial matters, with special reference to the budget, income and expenditure.

Chapter 5 of the Commissioner's Social Justice Report 2002 focused on the position of indigenous women in custody.

That point, however, was left to be taken into account in the discussion of concurrent proceedings under chapter V (see paras. 185 200 below).

are not intended to be exhaustive, but could provide a basis for an informed dialogue during the discussion panel

Commentators have called for a review of the Offences Against the Persons Ordinance (Chapter 212) with a view to aligning its provisions with those of the Protection of Children and Juveniles Ordinance (Chapter 213).

The Agency s finances are discussed in greater detail in chapter III of the present report.

Chapter III Summary of the general debate

The Committee has made comments in this regard in chapter I above.