Delegate of Rwanda- Skeletal Structure.docx

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SKELETAL FRAMEWORK

1. Suggests facilitating Six Party Talks, with the creation of an independent body, having threecommittees :

PEACEKEEPING FRONT IN KOREAN PENINSULA (PFKP)

COMMITTEE FOR STRATEGIC DENUCLEARIZATION ANDDISARMAMAMENT IN THE KOREAN PENINSULA

COUNCIL FOR ECONOMIC AND TRADE COOPERATION IN KOREANPENINSULA

BORDER RECONCILIATION AND DISPUTE REDRESSAL


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1. COMMITTEE FOR STRATEGIC DENUCLEARIZATION ANDDISARMAMAMENTS IN THE KOREAN PENINSULA

OBJECTIVES/GOALS

Bilateral Talks on Armstice Agreement: Facilitate talks to ensure a complete cessation ofhostilities and of all acts of armed force in Korea until a final peaceful settlement is

achieved.

Facilitating talks on issues related to :-1.Denuclearization of DPRK

2. Military Exercises between Republic Of Korea and United States Of America.

3. Ensure peace and stablitiy on both sides of Korean Demilitarized Zone.

Member States of The Committee:

1. International Atomic Energy Agency2. Republic Of Korea3. Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea4. United States Of America5. Japan6. Peoples Republic Of China7.

Russian Federation

Number of Members In the Committee (State):

1. IAEA3 Members2. ROK 3 Members3. DPRK3 Members4. USA 3 Members5. Japan 3 Members6. Peoples Republic of China 3 Members7. Russian Federation 3 Members

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2.COUNCIL FOR ECONOMIC AND TRADE COOPERATION IN KOREAN

PENINSULA

1. Facilitating talks, pursuing economic interests of Democratic Peoples Republic ofKorea and Republic of Korea in the Kaesong Industrial Complex.

2. Setting up industrial areas in the Kosong county of Kangwoon province(DPRK)3. Facilitating talks to open trade from and to DPRK

Member States of the Committee

1. Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea2. Republic Of Korea3. United States Of America4. Peoples Republic Of China

Number of Members In the Committee (State wise):

1. Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea3 Members2. Republic Of Korea3 Members3. United States Of America3 Members4.

Peoples Republic Of China3 Members

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BORDER RECONCILIATION AND DISPUTE REDRESSAL

OBJECTIVES

Facilitating Bilateral Talks on the issue of The Northern Line Limit dispute with theaim of coming to a mutual agreements.

Settlement of EEZs and facilitating talks over disputed islands of Yeonpyeong,Bengnyeongdo and Daechyong Islands.


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Member States Of the Committee:

5. Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea6. Republic Of Korea7. United States Of America8. Peoples Republic Of China

Number of Members In the Committee (State wise):

5. Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea3 Members6. Republic Of Korea3 Members7. United States Of America3 Members8. Peoples Republic Of China3 Members

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PROCEDURES UNDER WHICH THE COMMITTEE SHALL OPERATE

Rule 1

Meetings of each Committee shall, with the exception of the periodic meetings (referred to inrule 4) be held at the call of the President at any time he deems necessary.

Rule 2

The President shall call a meeting of the Committee at the request of any member of the

Committee.

Rule 3

The President shall call a meeting of the Committee if a dispute or crisis is brought to the

attention of the Committee.

Rule 4


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Periodic meetings of the Committee shall be held twice a year. At such times as the Committee

may decide.

Rule 5

Meetings of the Committee shall normally be held at Panmunjom.

Any member of the Committee may propose that the Committee should meet at another place.

Should the Committee accept any such proposal, it shall decide upon the place and the periodduring which the Council shall meet at such place.

Rule 6

The provisional agenda for each meeting of the Committee shall be drawn up by the President

and approved by the President of the Committee.

Only items which have been brought to the attention of the representatives on the Committeemay be included in the provisional agenda.

Rule 7

The provisional agenda for a meeting shall be communicated by the President to the

representatives on the Committee at least three days before the meeting, but in urgent

circumstances it may be communicated simultaneously with the notice of the meeting.

Rule 8

The first item of the provisional agenda for each meeting of the Committee shall be the adoption

of the agenda.

Rule 9

Any item of the agenda of a meeting of the Committee, consideration of which has not been

completed at that meeting, shall, unless the Committee otherwise decides, automatically beincluded in the agenda of the next meeting.

Rule 10

The President shall communicate each week to the representatives on the Committee a summary

statement of matters of which the Committee is seized and of the stage reached in their

consideration.


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Rule 11

The provisional agenda for each periodic meeting shall be circulated to the members of the

Committee at least twenty-one days before the opening of the meeting. Any subsequent change

in or addition to the provisional agenda shall be brought to the notice of the members at least fivedays before the meeting. The Committee may, however, in urgent circumstances, make additionsto the agenda at any time during a periodic meeting.

The provisions of rule 6, paragraph 1, and of rule 8, shall apply also to periodic meetings.

Rule 13

Each member of the Committee shall be represented at the meetings of the Committee byaccredited representative(s). The credentials of a representative on the Committee shall be

communicated to the President not less than twenty-four hours before he takes his seat on the

Committee.

Rule 14

Any representative, not a member of the Committee and any State not a Member of thePeacekeeping Front in Korean Peninsula (PFKP) , if invited to participate in a meeting or

meetings of the Committee, shall submit credentials for the representative appointed by it for this

purpose. The credentials of such a representative shall be communicated to the President not lessthan twenty-four hours before the first meeting which he is invited to attend.

Rule 15

The credentials of representatives on the Committee and of any representative appointed in

accordance with rule 13 shall he examined by the President who shall submit a report to the

Committee for approval.

Rule 16

Pending the approval of the credentials of a representative on the Committee in accordance with

rule 14, such representative shall be seated provisionally with the same rights as other

representatives.

Rule 17

Any representative on the Committee, to whose credentials objection has been made within the

Committee, shall continue to sit with the same rights as other representatives until the Committeehas decided the matter.

Rule 18

The presidency of the Committee shall be held in turn by the members of the Committee in the


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English alphabetical order of their names. Each President shall hold office for one calendar

month.

Rule 19The President shall preside over the meetings of the Committee and, under the authority of the

Committee, shall represent it in its capacity as an organ of the Peacekeeping Front In KoreanPeninsula.

Rule 20

Every member of the committee will be entitled to one vote in the council. Any resolution passed

in the committee will require at least 2/3rd

of a majority to pass as a resolution.

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