Real security is hungering for connection rather than power.

National research on space debris safety of nuclear power satellites and problems of collisions of nuclear power sources with space debris (A AC.105 542, 8 February 1993)

3. It will be recalled that according to information provided by the administering Power (A AC.109 1193, paras. 3 26 A AC.109 2022, paras, 5 7 A AC.109 2050, paras. 2 10 and A AC.109 2090, para. 3) and the report of the Visiting Mission (A AC.109 2009), the process of constitutional development is continuing.

The Subcommittee took note of the working papers submitted by the Russian Federation on collisions of nuclear power sources with space debris (A AC.105 C.1 L.220) and on the use of nuclear power sources in outer space (A AC.105 C.1 L.223).

Use of nuclear power sources in outer space (A AC.105 C.1 WG.5 L.24, 15 January 1990)

2. The Working Group had before it working papers submitted by the Russian Federation on collisions of nuclear power sources with space debris (A AC.105 C.1 L.220) and on the use of nuclear power sources in outer space (A AC.105 C.1 L.223).

In that connection, she welcomed the Committee's draft programme of work for 2005 (A AC.183 2005 CRP.1), which was objective and realistic.

5. At the same meeting, the representative of New Zealand, the administering Power, made a statement (see A AC.109 SR.1494).

8. At the same meeting, the representative of New Zealand, the administering Power, made a statement (see A AC.109 SR.1495).

A AC.105 C.1 L.220 Collisions of nuclear power sources with space debris working paper submitted by the Russian Federation

A AC.105 C.1 L.223 Use of nuclear power sources in outer space working paper submitted by the Russian Federation

Use of nuclear power sources in outer space (A AC.105 C.1 WG.5 L.24 Add.1, 14 February 1990)

Use of nuclear power sources in outer space (A AC.105 C.1 WG.5 L.24 Add.2, 26 February 1990)

Use of nuclear power sources in outer space (A AC.105 C.1 WG.5 L.24 Add.3, 28 February 1990)

In that connection, there was a suggestion to delete the words provisions of from the text of article 14 (see A AC.252 1998 WP.28).

In connection with the informal preparatory meeting, the informal group of the Friends of the Chair held its second meeting (annex I).A AC.254 3

The representative of New Zealand, in its capacity as an administering Power, also made a statement (see A AC.109 2005 SR.1).

During those meetings, the Committee heard statements by the representatives of Indonesia (A AC.109 SR.1474) Portugal as the administering Power (A AC.109 SR.1474) and Sao Tome and Principe (on behalf also of Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea Bissau and Mozambique) (A AC.109 SR.1474) as well as 41 petitioners.

The Subcommittee welcomed the annual reports of ITU (A AC.105 634), WMO (A AC.105 633), EUMETSAT (A AC.105 629), EUTELSAT (A AC.105 627), INTELSAT (A AC.105 626) and INTERSPUTNIK (A AC.105 628).

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Collisions between nuclear power sources and space debris working paper submitted by the Russian Federation (A AC.105 C.1 L.204, 13 February 1996)

4. Further information on the Constitution of the British Virgin Islands, the constitutional review conducted by the administering Power in 1995 and information on political parties and the 1995 general elections, is contained in the previous working papers prepared by the Secretariat (A AC.109 1142, paras. 13 15 A AC.109 1180, paras. 6 18 A AC.109 2017, paras. 3 21 and A AC.109 2055, paras. 3 11).

For A AC.105 840 read A AC.105 848

The Subcommittee took note of the working paper submitted by the United Kingdom on the interpretation and development of safety principles for nuclear power sources in space (A AC.105 C.1 L.203) and by the Russian Federation on the problem of collisions between nuclear power sources in space and space debris (A AC.105 C.1 L.204).

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See A AC.109 2009 and A AC.109 2002 31.

The AC adapter has been plugged in, switching to AC mode.

In this regard, several proposals were put forward (see A AC.252 1998 WP.1 Rev.2, A AC.252 1998 WP.2, A AC.252 1998 WP.3, A AC.252 1998 WP.5, A AC.252 1998 WP.13, A AC.252 1998 WP.19 and A AC.252 1998 WP.20 Rev.1).

A AC.105 619 National research on space debris safety of nuclear powered satellites and Add.1 Problems of collisions of nuclear power sources with space debris

Use of nuclear power sources in outer space space debris working document submitted by the Russian Federation (A AC.105 C.1 L.193, 21 February 1994)

documentation on extrabudgetary funds including A AC.241 31, A AC.241 41 and Add.1, A AC.241 52 and Add.1, A AC.241 59, A AC.241 69 and ICCD COP(1) 4 and Add.1.

National research on space debris safety of nuclear powered satellites and problems of collisions of nuclear power sources with space debris (A AC.105 593, 1 December 1994)

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AC.109 1194

17 See A AC.183 SR.229 and A AC.183 SR.231.

The Subcommittee welcomed the annual reports of ESA (A AC.105 694), EUMETSAT (A AC.105 695) and INTELSAT (A AC.105 696).

In that connection, the Committee considered comparative per capita income data that had been converted at market exchange rates (MERs) and purchasing power parities (PPPs).

(e) The Committee continued to review the implementation of the Parking Programme for Diplomatic Vehicles (A AC.154 355, annex), noting the problems experienced by some permanent missions in connection with its implementation.

documents A AC.241 30 and Add.1 and A AC.241 40, and

Information since then can be found as follows A AC.109 L.1191 and Add.1 (for 1974 to 1976) A AC.109 L.1334 and Add.1 3 (for 1977 and 1978) A AC.109 L.1436 (for 1979 to 1981) A AC.109 L.1572 (for 1981 to 1985) A AC.109 1999 L.13 (for 1984 to 1998) A AC.109 2000 L.3 (for 1999) A AC.109 2001 L.3 (for 2000) A AC.109 2002 L.4 (for 2001) and A AC.109 2003 L.3 (for 2002).

With regard to nuclear power sources and space debris issues, the Government of Canada is referring to the information provided last year and available in document A AC.105 659.

National research on space debris safety of nuclear powered satellites and problems of collisions of nuclear power sources with space debris (A AC.105 542 Add.1, 17 February 1993)