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personal representative

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Member States may require the presence of the unaccompanied minor at the personal interview, even if the representative is present.
2. the members are appointed for their expertise in a personal capacity. Each member of the group shall nominate a personal representative to a preparatory sub-group hereafter referred to as ‘sherpa’ sub-group,
3. Members of the group are appointed for their expertise in a personal capacity. Each member of the group shall nominate a personal representative to a preparatory sub-group hereinafter referred to as the ‘sherpa’ sub-group.
4. ensure that the representative is given the opportunity to inform the unaccompanied minor about the meaning and possible consequences of the personal interview and, where appropriate, how to prepare himself/herself for the personal interview.
5. Each member of the group shall nominate a personal representative to a preparatory sub-group hereafter referred to as ‘sherpa’ sub-group,
6. Each member of the group shall nominate a personal representative to a preparatory sub-group hereinafter referred to as the ‘sherpa’ sub-group.
7. Each member of the group shall nominate a personal representative to the preparatory sub-group set up in Article 5(2).
8. The UN Secretariat (DDA) will be entrusted with the technical implementation of the projects, in the framework of the political coordination by the Secretary-General/High Representative through his Personal Representative on Non-proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction.
9. A clearance mechanism for the selection of National Authorities and proposed consultants will be set up involving representatives of the EU Council Presidency, the Office of the Personal Representative of the High Representative on non-proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction, the Commission Services and the OPCW.
10. The Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva (through its Bioweapons Prevention Project, BWPP, Director, Dr Zanders) is entrusted with the technical implementation of the two projects, in the framework of the political coordination by the Secretary-General/High Representative through his Personal Representative on non-proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction.
11. A clearance mechanism for the selection of national authorities and proposed consultants will be set up involving representatives of the EU Presidency, the Office of the Personal Representative of the High Representative on non-proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction, Commission services and the Technical Secretariat.
12. A clearance mechanism for the purpose of project 3 will be set up involving representatives of the EU Council Presidency, the Office of the Personal Representative of the High Representative on non-proliferation of WMD, the Commission Services and the OPCW, regarding the selection of beneficiaries to be funded against this grant.
13. The final choice of beneficiaries will be made by the Presidency assisted by the Secretary-General/High Representative through his Personal Representative on Non-proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction, acting upon proposals from the implementing entity in accordance with Article 2(3) of this Joint Action.
14. The Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva (through its Bioweapons Prevention Project, BWPP, Director, Dr Zanders) is entrusted with the technical implementation of the two projects, in the framework of the political coordination by the Secretary-General/High Representative through his Personal Representative on non-proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction. The regional workshops and consultations foreseen will be organised with the support of the EU Institute for Security Studies.