C. Summary of the compliance issues to be considered by the Committee in 2006 with respect to those Parties subject to decisions and recommendations on compliance

In compliance with that request, a note verbale, dated 14 February 2005, was sent to Member States requesting their views on the subject.

The compliance of State officials with rules and regulations on the use of force and small arms shall be subject to regular review.

Companies could use country risk assessments and compliance assessments as the basis for country action plans, which in turn could be subject to assessment.

This reference will be subject to final editing in the report of the session based on decisions adopted on the procedures and mechanisms relating to compliance.

This reference will be subject to final editing in the report of the session based on decisions adopted on the procedures and mechanisms relating to compliance.

The Supreme Court concluded that the CKREE subject with its partial exemption clause is in full compliance with international human rights.

Relevant chemical industrial activity on the territory of all States Parties is to be declared and, in compliance with the Convention, is subject to on site verification.

The international community must protect the scant resources of the Palestinian people and ensure compliance with resolutions and treaties on that subject.

Responding to non compliance

Are financial institutions and other intermediaries under a legal obligation to report suspicious transactions to the authorities? If so, are they subject to penalties for non compliance with that obligation?

Those measures might include the possibility of actions available under Article 4, such as ensuring that the supply of methyl bromide (i.e., the subject of non compliance) was ceased so that exporting Parties were not contributing to a continuing situation of non compliance.

It is envisaged to establish a compliance unit within the Audit and Compliance Division.

Those measures included the possibility of actions available under Article 4 of the Protocol, such as ensuring that the supply of CFCs (i.e., the subject of non compliance) was ceased so that exporting Parties were not contributing to a continuing situation of non compliance

Those measures may include the possibility of actions available under Article 4, such as ensuring that the supply of methyl chloroform (that is, the subject of non compliance) is ceased so that exporting Parties are not contributing to a continuing situation of non compliance.

Possible measures to address compliance issues

Procedures and mechanisms relating to compliance

The Compliance Committee may examine systemic issues of general compliance of interest to all Parties where

Compliance supports the implementation of the procedures and mechanisms relating to compliance under the Kyoto Protocol.

Those measures may include the possibility of actions available under Article 4, such as ensuring that the supply of Annex E substances (methyl bromide) (that is, the subject of non compliance) is ceased and that exporting Parties are not contributing to a continuing situation of non compliance

Those measures may include the possibility of actions available under Article 4, such as ensuring that the supply of carbon tetrachloride (that is, the subject of non compliance) is ceased so that importing or exporting Parties are not contributing to a continuing situation of non compliance.

Compliance Committee

B. Compliance

like compliance.

Subject to paragraph 9 below, the meetings of the Committee shall be open to Parties and open closed to the public unless the Committee and the Party whose compliance is in question agree otherwise.

Canada requests the Secretary General to continue to monitor compliance with resolution 46 215 and to prepare a further report on the subject for consideration at the forty ninth session of the General Assembly.

These compliance matters resulted in between 8 20 requests for Parties to submit a plan of action to address non compliance and return the Party to compliance as soon as possible.

Levels of compliance continue to vary, however.

Non compliance is a challenge to multilateralism.

Those measures may include the possibility of actions available under Article 4, such as ensuring that the supply of Annex A, group II substances (halon) (that is, the subject of non compliance) is ceased and that exporting Parties are not contributing to a continuing situation of non compliance

Those measures may include the possibility of actions available under Article 4, such as ensuring that the supply of Annex C, group III substances (bromochloromethane) (that is, the subject of non compliance) is ceased and that exporting Parties are not contributing to a continuing situation of non compliance

Those measures may include the possibility of actions available under Article 4, such as ensuring that the supply of the Annex E substance (methyl bromide) (that is, the subject of non compliance) is ceased so that exporting Parties are not contributing to a continuing situation of non compliance.

Those measures may include the possibility of actions available under Article 4, such as ensuring that the supply of Annex A, group II substances (halons) (that is, the subject of non compliance) is ceased so that exporting Parties are not contributing to a continuing situation of non compliance

Those measures may include the possibility of actions available under Article 4, such as ensuring that the supply of Annex A, group II substances (halons) (that is, the subject of non compliance) is ceased so that exporting Parties are not contributing to a continuing situation of non compliance

Urges those States not currently in compliance with their obligations to make the strategic decision to come back into compliance

Non compliance Procedures and institutional mechanisms for determining non compliance with the provisions of the Convention and for the treatment of Parties found to be in non compliance

(a) To identify the real causes of non compliance and provide the maximum possible assistance, especially to developing countries, to facilitate compliance

Policies and compliance

Legal and compliance

Evaluation compliance, 2004

MEASURES FOR COMPLIANCE

B. Technical compliance

Mechanism for compliance

compliance with Guidelines

Subject to the provisions of paragraph 32 below, a Party included in Annex I with a commitment inscribed in Annex B is eligible to use CERs, issued in accordance with the relevant provisions, to contribute to compliance with part of its commitment under Article 3, paragraph 1, if it is in compliance with the following eligibility requirements