5. 383. The Committee urged its questions to the pre-session State party’s representative 384. The Committee decided questions and/or comments minutes. members to exercise restraint working group and in posing during a session. in submitting questions to the that during each session, the time for such from members should be limited to a maximum of three - ~. .~ .- or~oua 6. for 1992 385. The Committee, recalling its previous decisions to designate from each region to participate in the pre-session working group, the members and alternates fox the pre-session working group for follows: Ana Maria alternate Alfonsin Elizabeth Evatt as alternate Zagorka Socialist Teresita alternate Kongit Ilic de Pas&n (Argentina), (Australia), and Hanna Beate (Yugoslavia), and Tatiana Republics) as alternate Quintos-Deles Sinegiorgis 7. (Philippines), (Ethiopia), and D&i&e (Union Ryoko Akamatsu and Emna Aouij I&&p of -eleventh Schzpp-Schilling Nikolaeva ana Bernard (Tunisia) one member nominated 1992 a6 (Guyana) as (Germany) of Soviet (Japan) as as alternate. of the f&~&&B8 386. The Committee agreed that the dates for convening its eleventh session would be 20 to 31 January 1992, to be held at United Rations Headquarters in New York, and that the pre-session working group would meet from 13 to 11 January 1992. 381. The Committee held a discussion to assess the work of its tenth session and to make suggestions for its work at the eleventh session and future A number of suggestions were presented and conclusions drawn sessions. regarding the methods of preparation for the session ana the work of the session itself. 388. The problem of ensuring that statistical information between reports of the same country and between reports -81- could be compared of different countries