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United Nations Disarmament Yearbook 2011: Part II
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National reporting
• To encourage the High Contracting Parties and observer States to submit
their national reports;
• To encourage the High Contracting Parties to use the Guide to National
Reporting adopted by the Fourth Review Conference;
• To continue examination of the reporting forms and the Guide to
National Reporting with a view to making recommendations to the Sixth
Conference in the 2012 Meeting of Experts; and
• To provide an assessment from the national reports submitted on
the utility of the Guide to National Reporting and the progress in
implementing the provisions of Protocol V for the Meeting of Experts in
2012.
Victim assistance
• To provide adequate time for the continued consideration of victim
assistance at the Meetings of Experts and Conferences of the High
Contracting Parties to Protocol V;
• To request the Meeting of Experts to continue consultations and work on
the template for national reporting on victim assistance under article 8
of the Protocol and to request the Coordinator to make suggestions to
the Sixth Conference of the High Contracting Parties based on these
consultations;
• To call on the High Contracting Parties to continue their efforts to
implement fully the Plan of Action on Victim Assistance;
• To hold a session on national assessments of needs of ERW victims in
the 2012 Meeting of Experts; and
• To provide an assessment of the responses to the questionnaire and the
sections of the national reports that address victim assistance in the
Meeting of Experts in 2012.
Web-based Information System for Protocol V
• The Conference welcomed the establishment of the Web-based
Information System for Protocol V and requested the CCW
Implementation Support Unit to administer and supervise it. It further
requested the Information and Communication Technology Service of
the United Nations Office at Geneva to provide for maintenance.
CCW Implementation Support Unit
The Implementation Support Unit (ISU), which became fully functional
on 9 May, presented its first annual report to the Fourth CCW Review