[Privsec] update on paras 49-51, new "terrorist" paragraph introduced

[Tapani Tarvainen]

On Wed, Sep 28, 2005 at 04:21:59PM +0200, Ralf Bendrath (bendrath at zedat.fu-berlin.de) wrote:
> PPS: I can't go to the drafting group on the privacy paragraphs right now, 
> as I have other stuff to do. But they mostly are done anyway. Tapani is 
> there and takes notes.

Yep. That was a very quick meeting, with the two outstanding
issues resolved quickly (if a bit strangely):

in 55, both sets of brackets were removed, leaving

 "..., in a non-discriminatory way, under applicable national laws, ..."

the logic being that US can read that "non-discriminatory" only 
applies to national laws...

and in 52, brackets around "in particular" were removed
with China's approval (Iran wondered what else freedom of exp.
could be used for but dissemination &c of knowledge ...)

However, GRULAG then said they wanted to propose some amendment
to 53 but weren't ready to do it yet, they'll do it tomorrow
(or maybe tonight in subcommittee A plenary).

> PPPS: The meeting was open to observers today, but I did not ask for the 
> floor.

Ditto in Norway's meeting, observers present and nobody objected.

-- 
Tapani Tarvainen