This approach enables the investment decision maker to establish a strategic asset allocation (a long term policy guideline), in accordance with the fund's liability structure.

guideline daily amount

The draft guideline read

The draft guideline read

The draft guideline read

Guideline 1 National framework

Commentary on Guideline 1

Commentary on Guideline 2

Commentary on Guideline 8

Commentary on Guideline 9

Commentary on Guideline 10

Commentary on Guideline 11

Guideline 12 International cooperation

Commentary on Guideline 12

They should be dealt with in a separate draft guideline.

See also draft guideline 1.1.2.

See also draft guideline 1.1.1.

Guideline 2 Supporting community partnership

Guideline 3 Public health legislation

Guideline 7 Legal support services

Guideline No. 9 (Self discipline)

It was even suggested that the draft guideline should be combined with draft guideline 3.1.7, given their similarity.

Guideline No. 4 (Appointment of rapporteurs)

Guideline No. 5 (Appointment of commentators)

In that context, it might be useful to link draft guideline 3.1.11 with draft guideline 3.1.7 on vague, general reservations.

Guideline 2.6.2 draws attention to this distinction.

Guideline 4 Criminal laws and correctional systems

Guideline 5 Anti discrimination and protective laws

Guideline 1 States should establish an effective national framework for their response to HIV AIDS which ensures a coordinated, participatory, transparent and accountable approach, integrating HIV AIDS policy and programme responsibilities across all branches of Government.

(b) Foreign cultural policy uses the objectives of foreign policy as a guideline.

The responsibility to protect is one such guideline.

That was spelled out in draft guideline 3.1.11.

That was the sense of draft guideline 3.1.9.

Guideline No. 7 covers Follow up of studies

(23), of the commentary on draft guideline 2.3.1.

(2) of the commentary on draft guideline 2.3.1.

Guideline 6 Regulation of goods, services and information

While her delegation agreed with the proposals set out in guideline 3.1.8, it felt that it would be interesting to see if and how such a guideline would encompass future practice.

Its decisions could, therefore, constitute a broad guideline for further steps in this field.

As suggested in draft guideline 2.6.1, it might appear useful to include in the Guide to Practice a guideline establishing that it did not matter how an objection was phrased or named.

Several members stressed the usefulness of draft guideline 3.1.8.

Draft guideline 3.1.11 needed to be worded more precisely.

Guideline 11 State monitoring and enforcement of human rights

Draft guideline 3.1.6 could be merged with draft guideline 3.1.5, or might be considered superfluous, as the discussions in the Commission had seemed to indicate.

In draft guideline 3.1.1, the chapeau and the first line immediately following it were a tautology.