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.

The specific sections of the Coordinator's paper are discussed below.

It is anticipated that each of these three new sections might need to be discussed in more detail by contact groups.

I hate your chapter. I hate all your chapters.

It would be useful to include in her report a special section on these matters.

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

A few Parties included separate sections discussing this issue (e.g. CHE, NLD).

A mission to the Southern African Customs Union (SACU) was also organized to discuss investment chapters of free trade agreements.

Comments on specific sections

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The Meeting discussed how to improve the overall structure of as well as the specific information in the South Asia draft chapter.

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

We shall do so for each by discussing the horizontal aspects that the European Union regards as particularly significant.

For the discussion, see chap.

For the discussion, see chap.

Except for the monitoring mechanisms, the ten identified areas of concern will be discussed in other chapters of the report.

See discussion below, Section 4.5.9.

Related issues are discussed in the section below.

I should now like to make some brief comments on the various chapters of the report, while reserving the right to go into these in greater detail at a later time.

It will focus on the final detailed chapter structure, which underwent revision after consultations within HDRO and with the HDR expert advisory panel.

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

For the purpose of distinguishing the advice provided by the legislative guide from the background discussion contained therein, each substantive chapter was preceded by the legislative recommendations pertaining to the matters dealt with in the chapter.

This latter doctrine is discussed in the next section.

Since there will be details to work out... Yeah.

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 following section deals with these minorities.

It was agreed that this issue should be discussed when the Working Group considered the chapters on jurisdiction and arbitration.

Section V discusses the question of impunity.

While Iceland will return to the relevant chapters with more detailed comments in forthcoming debates, I would like to highlight one or two issues at this juncture.

That is the subject of the present chapter, which will be entirely devoted to this question.

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).

We will deal with this problem in Chapter Three.

A number of conclusions and recommendations are made in a final section.

What the dialogue entails is that States (for the most part European States) inform the reserving State of the reasons why they think the reservation should be withdrawn, clarified or modified.

(This issue is taken up again in section (c) below.

Those discussion are reflected in sections III and IV below.

Possible frameworks for the agenda could be the three core issues addressed by the Summit or the five chapters that make up the Programme of Action.

With a view to cohesion, we have opted to address all concerns relating to the Bill in a discrete section of the report, rather than to address the individual concerns in the sections dealing with the rights in question.

Sections III and IV addressed the operating modalities of the programme and the Account, and section V contained a discussion of the main issues that had been identified in the review of the operations of the two programmes.