Chong hoon Kim (Republic of Korea)

Khor santiseek chong mee kas prachachen tua lak.

Mr. Chong (Singapore) also concurred with the representative of the United States.

Mr. Chong (Singapore) said that his delegation supported the draft article in principle.

Mr. Chong (Singapore) expressed support for the thrust of the comments made by the Spanish delegation.

Mr. Chong (Singapore) said that a proposed wording had been agreed by the ad hoc drafting group.

Mr. Chong (Singapore), Mr. Yang Lixin (China) and Mr. Bouacha (Algeria) agreed that the draft paragraph should remain unchanged.

Mr. Chong (Singapore) drew attention to Singapore's written comment on draft paragraph 3 (A CN.9 578 Add.10).

Mr. Chong (Singapore) said that his delegation shared the United States delegation's interpretation of the purpose of draft paragraph 1 (c).

The President I now call on His Excellency Mr. Chong Ha Yoo, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea.

Mr. Chong (Singapore), welcoming the reassurances given by the observer for Ireland, requested further clarification of the concept of concurrent or shared competence.

Our real estate project belongs to the school district of the primary school of Chong Wen School and the first phase will be delivered at the end of this year.

Mr. Gregory (Canada), supported by Mr. Chong (Singapore), said that the ad hoc drafting committee had tried to keep the text as economical and compact as possible without sacrificing any of the meaning.

(a) The allegations were invented or without any foundation in the cases of Kadimum, Yanto (alias Sumeri), Acan (alias Warsan), Tony Matondang, Jupri, Muka Situmeang, Rusli and Titi Sugiarti, Misram and Chan Ting Chong (alias Steven Chang).

Furthermore, Zhongyin Joyful City, Linghua Noble Garden, Jiuxi Swan Castle, Zuoan Lido, Oulong Shengyuan, Hailiang Mansion, all of which are located in Confucius High tech Zone, have been covered by the school district of the primary school of Chong Wen School.

Mr. Chong (Singapore) said he agreed with the representative of the United States that the Working Group, at its forty fourth session, had decided against a large number of global exclusions, preferring to leave States free to make their own exclusions.

Mr. Chong (Singapore) said that his delegation opposed the inclusion of a positive obligation to disclose a party's place of business because of the need to accompany such a requirement by provisions setting out the consequences of failure to comply.

Mr. Chong (Singapore) said that the ad hoc drafting group's understanding had been that fulfilment of the functions set out in draft article 9, paragraph 3 (a), should be proved not only through evidence of the method itself but also, if necessary, through further evidence.

Mr. Chong (Singapore) said that his delegation wished to see reflected in the commentary its understanding that the transfers of competence from a member State to an REIO referred to in draft paragraph 2 did not necessarily mean exclusive transfers that deprived the member State concerned of competence in respect of those matters.

Mr. KIM Chong Hoon (Republic of Korea) said that, recognizing the importance of security enhancements at the VIC and of the sharing of responsibility by all Member States for taking the necessary measures to that end, his delegation supported the option of using supplementary appropriations to finance the first phase of the enhancements.

(b) To file the cases of persons who are no longer in detention following their release Gao Yu, Phurbu Dolkar, Kok Fai Kwok, May Chong, Bam Bang Yang, Ina Yang, Denis Balcombe, Daughin Chan, Paul Star as well as the case of Nyima Migmar who, according to the source, died two weeks after being released and the case of Kolsang Drolma who also reportedly died after being released.