Review of the Implementation of the Recommendations and Decisions Adopted by the General Assembly at Its 10th Special Session Resolutions

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A Resolution of the General Assembly, under agenda items 66 Review of the implementation of the recommendations and decisions adopted by the General Assembly at its 10th special session, 66a Report of the Disarmament Commission, 66b Report of the Conference on Disarmament, 66g Non-use of nuclear weapons and prevention of nuclear war, 66i Cessation of the nuclear-arms race and nuclear disarmament, 66j Prevention of nuclear war, 66k Disarmament Week, 66l Comprehensive programme of disarmament and 66m Declaration of the 1990s as the Third Disarmament Decade, published in 1990.

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2002	A/RES/56/26	Review of the implementation of the recommendations and decisions adopted by the General Assembly at its 10th special session resolutions	829	–
2001	A/RES/55/35	Review of the implementation of the recommendations and decisions adopted by the General Assembly at its 10th special session resolutions	1,167	–
1999	A/RES/54/56	Review of the implementation of the recommendations and decisions adopted by the General Assembly at its 10th special session	932	–
1999	A/RES/53/79	Review of the implementation of the recommendations and decisions adopted by the General Assembly at its 10th special session	1,162	–
1997	A/RES/52/40[C]	Review of the implementation of the recommendations and decisions adopted by the General Assembly at its 10th special session resolutions	—	–

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Calls upon the Conference on Disarmament to con sider, at the beginning of its 1991 session, the resumption of the work of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Comprehen sive Programme of Disarmament with the aim of resolving the outstanding issues in order to conclude the elaboration of the programme;

Decides to include in the provisional agenda of its forty-sixth session the item entitled "Comprehensive pro gramme of disarmament".

COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAMME OF DISARMAMENT

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOR DISARMAMENT

Supplement No. 27 (A/44/.17). para. 100.

General Assembly-Forty-fourth àession

NON-USE OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS AND PREVENTION OF NUCLEAR WAR

REPORT Ol THE DISARMAMEN1 COMMISSION

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Ways and means to enhance the functioning of the Disarmament Commission

I. Mandate The Disarmament Commission reaffirms its mandate contained in paragraph I 18 (a) of the Final Document oft he Tenth Special Session of the General Assembly, 17 the first special session devoted to disarmame111 (hereinafter referred to as the "Final Document")

Deciswn-making method The decision-making method described in paragraph 1 1 8 (b) of the Fi nal Document should be maintained

Agenda 11em.1

1 . The Disarmament C,1mmission ,·ould have a general agenda and a working agenda for each substantive session. The working agenda should be agreed at the Commission's organi,at1onal session.

For each session, the working agenda should be limited to a ma, - imum of four substantive ,terns for in-dcptb c,rnsidcration · o,--dopt_ed_oll___!h_e_r_e_p.ts of the First Committee _ _ __ _ ___ _ _ From 1991, no subject should, in principle, be maintained on the working agenda for more than three consecutive years. At each session, the Commission should review, for possible reconsideration, any subject that had been suspended.

If no agreement can be reached on a specific agenda item, the re port oft he Commission should contain a joint statement or a Chairman's summary of the proceedings to reflect views or positions of different dele gations, particular!} in the case of those agenda items to be suspended for a period of time.

5 At its 1990 session, the Commission should make every effort to conclude all its agenda item,, except the new substantive items.

Subsidiary bodies

1 . At each annual session, the Disarmament Commission should not establish more than four subsidiary bodies for its substantive agenda items The allocation of the agenda items to the four subsidiary bodies and the appointment of chairmen for these subsidiary bodies should be decided at the organizational session of the Commission, taking into ac count the principle of equitable geographical distribution.

The chairmanship of subsidiary bodies should, in principle. be rotated each year; however. at its organizational session, the Commission may decide to extend the term of office of any chairman in the interest of effective work and the speedy conclusion of an item.

Duration of the substantive session The Disarmament Commission should meet for a period not ex ceeding four weeks for in-depth deliberations on substantive items.

' The duration of each substantive session, in accordance with the established practice, should be flexible and could be shortened. In order to utilize efficiently the conference-servicing resources available, the Commission should decide the duration of each substantive session at its orgarnzat1011al session.

Organization of work of the session I. Each session may have a general debate on agenda items in the plenary meetings, not exceeding three days· duration.

Except in the case of new items, there should be no general ex 2. change of views in the subsidiary bodies. The general exchange of views on new 11ems should not exceed two meetings.

Subsidiary bodies could begin their work in parallel with the gen eral exchange of ,iews in the plenary meetings.

No more than two official meetings should be held simultaneously. Thi, restriction, however, would not apply to informal consultations

The meetings of the Commission and its subsidiary bodies should he provided with full meetmg services.

All the officers of the Commission should be elected at its organi- 7.ational 'icssion.

( ·onsultatiom J'he Chairman of the Disarmament Commission should conduct con sultations on matters relating to the work of the Commission, in particu lar on ,ts work111g agenda, year round, especially during the meetings of th,· r,r,t Committee of the General Assembly.

REPORT OF THE CONFERENCE ON DISARMAMENT

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CESSATION OF THE NUCLEAR-ARMS RACE AND NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT AND PREVENTION OF NUCLEAR WAR

SOUTH PACIFIC N UCLEAR FREE ZONE TREATY

DISARMAMENT WEEK

lu Rc,olution 's- 1 0/2. para 102.

too See The United Nations Disarmament Year/wok, vol. I 0: I 9X Ö J o I A/44/446 .ind Add I and 2 (United Nations publication, Sale, No. F.XtdX.7). appendix VJ[ \ ' ,4 41t,

106 Ibid., J'hirty-Jourth Senion. Supplement Vo. 45 and corrigendum 1 A/ 34/ 45 and Corr. I I 1 07 A/ AC 1 59/SR.357; see also Of icial Records of' the General 4ssembly, Forty-j,Jurth Session, Supplement No. 29(A/44i2<J), sect.,ll.C.

105 Official Records of the General Assembly, Forry-fourth Session.

108 Official Record., of the General Assembly, Fortyáfourth Sesston. Supplement No. 42 (A/44/42), para. 49 ','upplement Vo. 29 (A 144/29).

Review of the Implementation of the Recommendations and Decisions Adopted by the General Assembly at Its 10th Special Session Resolutions

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