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In some cases the NWC may add to the functions and activities of such regimes and arrangements. (...) To report violations of this Convention to the Agency [and to cooperate to the fullest with the Agency’s investigative, monitoring and verification functions;] [and to provide to the Agency all information requested by the Agency for the purposes of implementing this Convention, except such information as may be with-held for legitimate international or national security or trade secret concerns;] j. (...) "Nuclear Weapons Facility" means any facility for the design, research, development, testing, production, storage, assembly, maintenance, modification, deployment, delivery, command, or control of nuclear weapons or Schedule 1 or Schedule 2 nuclear weapon components. 39.

A/72/142 17-11630 10/16 (5) The Director and the staff shall, in the discharge of their functions, owe their duty entirely to AMRO and to no other authority. (...) Throughout this Agreement, the term “experts performing missions for AMRO” refers to professionals carrying out AMRO’s purpose and functions under contract with AMRO. Article 13 Budget and Finance (1) AMRO shall be provided with the necessary financial resources to perform its functions effectively (...) (4) To the extent necessary to carry out its functions, all property and assets of AMRO shall be free from restrictions, regulations, controls and moratoria of any nature

All persons performing governmental functions shall continue to .do so at the place at which they render such services or perform such functions unless or until redeployed or alternative instructions are received in accordance with the a r r a n g e m e n t , b y the Parties. (...) This Constitution shall regulate the relations and allocate the powers and functions between the different levels of government as well as prescribe the wealth sharing arrangements between the same. (...) The exclusive legislative powers of the National Legislature shall be in respect of the matters set forth in Schedule A, annexed hereto. 2.2.10 The concurrent legislative powers of the National Legislature shall be those matters as set forth in Schedule D, read together with Schedule F, annexed hereto. 2.2.1 1 The residual legislative powers shall be exercised in accordance with Schedule E annexed hereto.

The maximum travelling allowances to and from meetings of each Commission or Sub-Commission shall be restricted to the equivalent of first-class accom- modation by recognized public transport via an approved route from the capital city of the Member State to the place where the Commission or Sub-Commissiotl is meeting, and shall not in- clude the payment of subsistence except where this is included as an integral part of the regular posted schedule for first-class accommodation for recognized public transport. (...) Recommends that as soon as possible after UNESCO has been definitely established, it shall take over, in accordance with Article XI, para- graph 2, of its Charter, such of the functions and activities of the International lnstitute d Intel- lectu"I Co-operation as may be performed within the scope of the programme adopted at the UNESCO General Conference as set forth in the draft agreement1 between the United Nations and UNESCO, under the tenus of Article 63 of the United Nations Charter; 2. Further recommends that an agreement be concluded between UNESCO and the Institute before 31 December 1946, in order to facilitate the assumption by UNESCO of the functions and activities referred to in paragraph I of the present resolution; 3.

Also decides to build on the work of the Durban Forum and establish its work [plan] [schedule] [on capacity-building] to further enhance the monitoring and review of the effectiveness of capacity-building; 5. Further decides that such a work [plan] [schedule] should be finalized and adopted by the Conference of the Parties at its twenty-first session; 6. (...) Further decides that the Capacity-building Committee will report to the Conference of the Parties on its work, including functions and further actions required; 13. Invites Parties to submit to the secretariat, by XX 2015, their views on the terms of reference and modalities of operation of the Capacity-building Committee; 14.

The availability of Government Intranet would lead to the gradual deployment of government applications particularly: i Applications to provide basic Intranet services (telephony, e-mail, management contracts and schedule utility) basic services to ensure communication among administration officials, improve their organizational capacity while considerably reducing telecommunications costs; i Applications facilitating cooperation between Offices of Ministers on Management of interministerial government files, sharing basic information and computerized production of performance indicators for follow-up on government’s activities; i Applications for the computerization of the shared function of the management of human resources, as well as the budgetary functions in the administrative process between the ministries and the departments responsible for the central administration which is crucial and should be initiated now. (...) This framework will be linked to the rest of the world through secure and protected links with the public internet network; i The deployment of transversal applications to be provided through the basic government Intranet services such as telephony, e-mail, Website and the professional applications which will be deployed on the administrative gateways for access and shared use of their functions in the interministerial management of budgetary, human and material resources.

The 2019 Act’s primary function is to extend the period for the formation of a new Executive in NI. The Act also clarifies that NI Executive departments can exercise their functions in the absence of NI Ministers, if they are satisfied that it is in the public interest to do so and they have regard to guidance published by the Secretary of State NI.9 A substantive amendment to the Act was secured in relation to the termination of pregnancy. (...) The Act extends the provisions of the Northern Ireland (Executive Formation and Exercise of Functions) Act 2018 as amended. 10 Northern Ireland (Executive Formation, etc.)

If a government representative of the Board resigns or is otherwise unable to complete the assigned term of office or to perform the functions of that office, the Board may decide, bearing in mind the proximity of the next session of the COP, to appoint another representative from the same constituency to replace said member for the remainder of that member’s mandate, in which case the appointment shall count as one term. 7. (...) If a member is unable to participate in two consecutive meetings of the Board or is unable to perform the functions and tasks set out by the Board, the Chair of the Advisory FCCC/SB/2013/L.3/Add.1 10 GE.13-70839 Board will bring this matter to the attention of the Advisory Board and will seek clarification from the regional group that nominated that member on the status of his or her membership. (...) The Chair and the Vice-Chair in the exercise of their functions remain under the authority of the Board.

The laws, policies, regulations and services that are constitutive of child protection systems, will not function – or at least not function properly – without quality, reliable and comparable data. 2. (...) The activities of the Task Force are planned for the period from March 2020 to June 2022, according to the following tentative schedule: Dates Activities December 2020 Establishment of the Task Force and drafting of a work plan with activities, timing and division of work January – February 2021 Reviewing data gaps, sources and collection mechanisms across countries in the UNECE region (activity a) March – April 2021 Reviewing the use of standards and recommendations, definitions, recommendations and methodologies that are internationally agreed (activity b) May – October 2021 Developing a set of recommendations for a harmonized and rationalized improvement of the availability, quality and comparability of statistics on children, adolescents and youth (activity c) October 2021 Progress report to the CES Bureau November – December 2021 Editing of the consolidated guidance January – February 2022 Reviewing the full draft guidance by the CES Bureau March 2022 Revision based on the comments by the CES Bureau April – May 2022 Electronic consultation among all CES members June 2022 Expected endorsement by the CES plenary session VI. (...) The activities of the Task Force are planned for the period from end 2020 to 2022, according to the following tentative schedule: Dates Planned activities December 2020 Establishment of the Task Force and drafting of a work plan with activities, timing and division of work January – February 2021 Review existing experience in national statistical offices (activity a) March – April 2021 Identify examples from outside official statistics (activity b) April – May 2021 Compile the examples into a reference tool and develop a mechanism for updating it with new examples (activity c) June – September 2021 Analysis of examples and drafting of guidance (activity d) October 2021 Meeting of the Task Force and presentation of the draft report to the UNECE-Eurostat Work Session on Migration Statistics October – November 2021 Editing of the full report December 2021 – January 2022 Review of the guidance by the CES Bureau February – March 2022 Revision based on the comments by the CES Bureau ECE/EX//2021/L.1 8 Dates Planned activities April – May 2022 Electronic consultation among all CES countries June 2022 Expected endorsement by the CES plenary session VI.