The opinion of the Venice Commission is scheduled to be adopted in March 2005.

The domestic authorities have recently requested the Venice Commission of the Council of Europe to examine potential solutions to address such problematic cases within the framework of Bosnia and Herzegovina's international obligations.

(d) Working Group on Responsibility of international organizations

He told me he would go to Venice.

Ronny Hansen, Norwegian Support Committee for Western Sahara (A C.4 60 5 Add.26)

State Counselor of Myanmar Aung San Suu Kyi, Deputy Secretary of the Russian Federation's General Committee Reznianek, Treasurer of the U.S. National Republican Committee Anthony Parker,

Mr. PAANS (Netherlands), speaking on behalf of the European Union (EU) and of Bulgaria, Romania, Turkey, Croatia, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Serbia and Montenegro and Norway, referred to the statements made by the EU with regard to the report of the Programme and Budget Committee (PBC) at the Committee's twentieth session.

Mr. Parnohadiningrat (Indonesia), Mr. Molnár (Hungary), Ms. Borsiin Bonnier (Sweden) and Mr. Costea (Romania), were elected Chairmen of Main Committee I, Main Committee II, Main Committee III and the Drafting Committee, respectively.

Circulated in accordance with a decision taken by the Special Political and Decolonization Committee (Fourth Committee) at its 1st meeting, on 29 September 2005.

So far the following nominations for the posts of Vice Chairmen had been received for Main Committee I, Mr. Lew Qwang chul (Republic of Korea) for Main Committee II, Mr. Taiana (Argentina) for Main Committee III, Mr. Melo (Albania) for the Drafting Committee, Mr. Paulsen (Norway) and for the Credentials Committee, Ms. Panckhurst (New Zealand) and Mr. Piperkov (Bulgaria).

Mr. Lew Qwang chul (Republic of Korea), Mr. Taiana (Argentina), Mr. Melo (Albania), Mr. Paulsen (Norway), Ms. Panckhurst (New Zealand) and Mr. Piperkov (Bulgaria) were elected Vice Chairmen of Main Committee I, Main Committee II, Main Committee III, the Drafting Committee and the Credentials Committee, respectively.

The Law on High Judicial and Prosecuting Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina

This is in Venice.

I would also add that the Commission has received a number of threats that were deemed, in the assessment of our security personnel, to be credible.

Other problems loom for the NTC. In July, their military chief of staff, Abdul Fattah Younis, was killed in murky circumstances after the Council issued an arrest warrant for him. His tribe has demanded answers that the NTC does not have. People close to the case say that senior NTC officials were implicated in Younis s death.

Other problems loom for the NTC. In July, their military chief of staff, Abdul Fattah Younis, was killed in murky circumstances after the Council issued an arrest warrant for him. His tribe has demanded answers that the NTC does not have. People close to the case say that senior NTC officials were implicated in Younis s death.

The current proposed draft text was forwarded by the second meeting of the Preparatory Committee to the third meeting. It is divided into a political chapeau, the Tunis Commitment and operational parts, the Tunis Agenda for Action and the Tunis Plan of Implementation.

Chairman of the Advisory Board, J. F. Kennedy University, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1965 1972.

The High level Coordinator was informed of the readiness of the Kuwait team to travel to Tunisia and undertake operations relevant to the KAC engine and spare parts leaving Tunisia.

The following candidates for the posts of Chairman had been endorsed by the respective Groups of States for Main Committee I, Mr. Parnohadiningrat (Indonesia) for Main Committee II, Mr. Molnár (Hungary) for Main Committee III, Ms. Borsiin Bonnier (Sweden) for the Drafting Committee, Mr. Costea (Romania).

2004 was the first year of the three year term of the members of the Consultative Committee (Canada, Jordan, Mexico, the Niger and Slovenia).

Adopted at the 77th plenary meeting, on 18 December 2002, without a vote, on the recommendation of the Committee (A 57 551, para. 20)The draft resolution recommended in the report was sponsored in the Committee by Bangladesh, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Djibouti, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Pakistan, Suriname and Thailand.

The Chairman informed the Committee that Kenya and Tunisia had become sponsors of draft resolution A C.6 59 L.11.

So, one of these examples would of course be the historic city of Venice.

Upon completion of his travel to Tunisia, the High level Coordinator wrote to the Governments of Kuwait, Iraq and Tunisia informing them of the results of the mission.

In 1999, at the state level, the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina established a Commission for Implementation of Gender Equality in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The seminar was conducted by Julian Robert Hunte, Permanent Representative of Saint Lucia to the United Nations and Chairman of the Special Committee, with the participation of the following members of the Special Committee China, the Congo, Cuba, Dominica, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, the Russian Federation, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (host country) and Tunisia.

At the 9th meeting, on 27 May 2005, the Vice Chairperson of the Commission with rapporteurial responsibilities, Rolanda Predescu (Romania), introduced the draft report of the Commission on its eighth session (E CN.16 2005 L.1).

Adopted at the 69th plenary meeting, on 20 November 2000, without a vote, on the recommendation of the Committee (A 55 559, para. 77)The draft resolution recommended in the report was sponsored in the Committee by Bangladesh, Egypt, Fiji, Indonesia, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Tunisia and Turkey.

Letter dated 24 September 2005 from Carlos Wilson, Executive Director, US Western Sahara Foundation, addressed to the Chairman of the Special Political and Decolonization Committee (Fourth Committee)

Also at its 2nd meeting, the Commission designated Octavian Stamate (Romania) Vice Chairman with rapporteurial responsibilities.

Mr. Wilson is angry at Dennis.

The mission of experts led by the High level Coordinator to Tunisia has ascertained that the spare parts and engine found in Tunisia belong to Kuwait.

The Committee continued its consideration of the initial report of Bosnia and Herzegovina (E 1990 5 Add.65).

The European Commission reviews of Bosnia and Herzegovina's public sector have not yet been completed.

Moreover, Tunisia has strengthened its legal system with the promulgation of the above mentioned Act, under which the Tunisian Financial Analysis Committee was established in the Tunisian Central Bank for the purpose of monitoring suspicious operations and transactions.

He had meetings with members of the Kuwaiti National Committee for Missing Persons and Prisoners of War Affairs and other Kuwaiti officials.

The meeting will be co chaired by H.E. Mr. Aminu Wali (Nigeria) (Second Committee) and H.E. Mr. Francis Butagira (Uganda) (Third Committee).

4 The observers at the Committee meetings were as follows Algeria, Bangladesh, Bulgaria, China, Ecuador, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Mauritania, Morocco, Nicaragua, Niger, Qatar, Sri Lanka, Syrian Arab Republic, United Arab Emirates, Viet Nam, Yemen, African Union, League of Arab States, Organization of the Islamic Conference and Palestine.

I would like to thank Ambassador Andrey Denisov, Chairman of the CTC, and Ambassador Javier Rupérez, Executive Director of the Executive Directorate of the Committee, for their work.

The Council of the Baltic Sea States1 (hereinafter CBSS) was established at a conference of the foreign ministers of Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Russia, Sweden and a member of the European Commission in Copenhagen in March 1992.

Another example Have you ever been to Venice?

They say that Venice is a beautiful city.

In Cyprus, persons with disabilities participate in the Pancyprian Council for Persons with Disabilities, administrative councils and ad hoc committees.

Special thanks go to the Secretary of the First Committee, Ms. Cheryl Stoute, and her staff, Mr. Sergei Cherniavsky, Ms. Christa Giles, Mr. Tam Chung and other Secretariat staff for their valuable assistance to the Committee.