Proposed amendment by the European Community for expedited amendment of the Montreal Protocol

Draft decision XVII L Proposed amendment by the European Community for expedited amendment of the Montreal Protocol

At the request of the representative of Australia, a recorded vote was taken on the proposed amendment, which was rejected by 35 votes to 7, with 11 abstentions.

Amendment

Amendment 1

Amendment 2

Amendment 3

Where, however, the adoption of one amendment necessarily implies the rejection of another amendment, the latter amendment shall not be put to the vote.

Revision and amendment

Amendment and revision

Method of amendment

Amendment of Rules

When an amendment is moved to a proposal, the amendment shall be voted on first.

When an amendment to a proposal is moved, the amendment shall be voted on first.

When an amendment to a proposal is moved, the amendment shall be voted on first.

When an amendment to a proposal is moved, the amendment shall be voted upon first.

3 Any state party may present a request to amend this Covenant through a written notice the amendment will only enter into force with the approval of two thirds of the OIC Member States.

No amendment was proposed.

Reservation, withdrawal and Amendment

A request for review shall provide reasons for the request for review and any supporting documentation.

Request for hearing

Request for review

Request for review

Request for information

Much has been achieved by changes in practice without the need for amendment.

For example, in India, the Companies (Amendment) Bill 2003 makes director training mandatory.

The amendment was passed, and Mr. Lahoud's term was extended for three years.

Paternity leave for male parliamentarians was included in an amendment to this project.

In September 2003, the Austrian Foreign Minister took the initiative of submitting an amendment proposal based on the outcome of the expert group to the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency with the request to convene a diplomatic conference for its adoption.

As of 5 October 2005, there were 190 Parties to the Vienna Convention, 189 Parties to the Montreal Protocol, 179 Parties to the London Amendment, 168 Parties to the Copenhagen Amendment, 134 Parties to the Montreal Amendment and 97 Parties to the Beijing Amendment.

Amendment (A 60 L.35)

Amendment relating to financial disclosure

In addition, we call upon all States that have not yet done so to adhere to the Convention and its amendment, and, until such time as the amendment has entered into force, for all States to act in accordance with the object and purpose of the amendment.

Request for additional information

Request for additional reports

Mr. Caprioli (France) and Mr. Gregory (Canada) expressed support for the more succinct amendment.

The General Legal Division revised the draft amendment, incorporating in it suggested criteria for the application of the provision the amendment has now been adopted as section 9.8 of the Procurement Manual.

amendment to its Articles of Association

(ii) Amendment (A 60 L.35)

Adopting an amendment would be a lengthy process because it would take time for Parties to negotiate and reach agreement, and for the required number of ratifications to be obtained to enable the amendment to enter into force.

RC 2 7 Amendment of the financing and budget arrangements for the biennium 2005 2006

No request for advance documentation

Committee's request for author's comments

Author's request for interim measures

Request for information 156 94.