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268 Travaux préparatoires: United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized CrimeNotes by the Secretariat5. A separate article 22 bis on prevention at the international level, proposed by theNetherlands (see A/AC.254/L.3), was also discussed in the context <strong>of</strong> the negotiationprocess and included in the early drafts <strong>of</strong> the convention (A/AC.254/4/Revs.1-5). Thisarticle read as follows:“Article 22 bis“Prevention at the international level“States Parties shall collaborate with each other and relevant international organizationsin promoting and developing the measures referred to in article 22 <strong>of</strong> <strong>this</strong>Convention, in particular through:“(a) The nomination <strong>of</strong> a focal point;“(b) The exchange <strong>of</strong> information on patterns <strong>of</strong> and trends in transnationalorganized crime and on best practices for the prevention <strong>of</strong> transnational organizedcrime; and“(c) The participation in international projects aimed at the prevention <strong>of</strong>transnational organized crime.”The reference in the draft to international projects in subparagraph (c) was intended toinclude either pilot or field projects. A number <strong>of</strong> delegations were <strong>of</strong> the view that <strong>this</strong>provision required clarification and that it was too obligatory in nature. Finally, in view<strong>of</strong> the revisions to article 22 <strong>of</strong> the draft convention agreed upon in the context <strong>of</strong> theinformal consultations held at the sixth session <strong>of</strong> the Ad Hoc Committee, article 22 biswas considered to be superseded and it was therefore decided that it should be deleted(see A/AC.254/L.120).

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