At its 90th plenary meeting, on 7 July 2021, the General Assembly, on the proposal of its President,51 recalling its resolution 73/304 of 28 June 2019, in which it had requested the Secretary-General to establish a group of governmental experts, to be chosen on the basis of equitable geographical distribution and guided by the need to appoint individuals reflecting the highest standards of efficiency, competence in the fields of human rights and/or international trade, and integrity, to examine, commencing in 2020, the feasibility, scope of the goods to be included and draft parameters for a range of options to establish common international standards on the matter and to transmit the report of the group of experts to the Assembly for consideration at its seventy-fifth session, and taking note of the note by the Secretariat,52 in which the Secretary-General had informed the General Assembly that, owing to the delays in the process of establishing the group of governmental experts, the report of the group of governmental experts would be submitted to the Assembly at its seventy-sixth session, decided to postpone to its seventy-sixth session the consideration of the report of the group of governmental experts requested in its resolution 73/304.
