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LE_GISLAZZJONI SUSSIDJARJA 365.16
REGOLAMENTI DWAR SANZJONIJIET
TAN-NAZZJONIJIET UNITI FIR-RIGWARD
TA’ L-IRAQ
5 ta’ Settembru, 2003
L-AVVI_Z LEGALI 229 ta’ l-2003.
Titolu.
Sanzjonijiet tan-Nazzjonijiet Uniti fir-rigward ta’ l-Iraq.
Tifsir.
tkunx te_htie_g xort’o_hra -
Kap. 356.
Nazzjonali;
''l-Awtorit_a '' tfisser dawk l-Istati li jiffunzjonaw ta_ht kmand
unifikat;
''il-Kumitat'' tfisser il-Kumitat imsemmi fil-paragrafu 19 tar-
Ri_zoluzzjoni msemmija fir-regolament 3.
Test tar-
Ri_zoluzzjoni 1483 
(2003).
3. G_hall-fini ta’ l-artikolu 3(4) ta’ l-Att, ir-Ri_zoluzzjoni
numru 1483 (2003) adottata mill-Kunsill tas-Sigurezza tan-
Nazzjonijiet Uniti fit-22 ta’ Mejju, 2003, qeg_hda ti_gi ppubblikata
bl-Ingli_z fl-Iskeda.
Projbizzjoni ta’ 
kummer_c jew 
trasferiment ta’ 
proprjet_a  kulturali.
4. Minkejja kull li_gi o_hra, il-kummer_c jew trasferiment,
b’kull mod li jkun, minn persuna f’Malta jew minn _cittadin jew
residenti permanenti f’Malta, sew jekk f’Malta jew band’o_hra, jew
billi jintu_zaw il-bastimenti jew ajruplani tag_hhom li jtajjru l-
bandiera nazzjonali, ta’ proprjet_a  kulturali ta’ l-Iraq u o_g_getti o_hra
arkeolo_gi_ci, stori_ci, kulturali, ta’ rarit_a  xjentifika, u reli_gju_zi ta’
importanza, li jkunu _gew illegalment imne_h_hija jew li jkunu
suspetti li jkunu _gew illegalment imne_h_hija mill-Mu_zew Nazzjonali
ta’ l-Iraq, mil-Librerija Nazzjonali jew minn lokalitajiet o_hra fl-
Iraq, huwa projbit.
Notifikazzjoni 
dwar l-iffri_zar ta’ 
attiv.
5. Minkejja kull li_gi o_hra, il-bejg_h jew il-provvista, b’kull
mod li jkun, minn persuna f’Malta jew minn _cittadin jew residenti
permanenti f’Malta, sew minn Malta jew band’o_hra, jew billi
jintu_zaw il-bastimenti jew ajruplani tag_hhom li jtajjru l-bandiera
nazzjonali, ta’ armi u materjal relatat lejn l-Iraq, li ma jkunux dawk
l-armi u materjal relatat me_htie_g mill-Awtorit_a , huwa projbit.
Projbizzjoni tal-
bejg_h jew 
provvista ta’ 
materjal li g_handu 
x’jaqsam ma’ l-
armi.
6. (1) Meta xi disposizzjoni ta’ xi regolament mag_hmul ta_ht
l-Att tkun te_htie_g lil xi persuna jew lil xi entit_a  o_hra, hawnkekk
i_zjed ’il quddiem ''persuna su_g_getta'', li twettaq l-identifikazzjoni
ta’ flejjes jew attiv li jappartjenu lil jew li jkunu fil-pussess ta’
persuni jew entitajiet li jistg_hu ji_gu identifikati jew li jkunu
identifikabbli ta_ht xi regolamenti mag_hmulin skond l-Att, jew l-
iffri_zar jew l-ibblukkar ta’ dawk il-flejjes jew attiv, kull persuna
su_g_getta li l-attivitajiet tag_hha jkunu je_htie_gu li_cenza, kif deskritt
fis-subregolament (2), g_handha ming_hajr ebda dewmien tav_za bil-
miktub kull informazzjoni rilevanti li jista’ jkollha dwar persuni,
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entitajiet, attiv jew flejjes milquta bil-_hti_giet ta’ identifikazzjoni
jew iffri_zar u bblukkar ta’ flejjes lill-awtorit_a  li to_hro_gilha l-li_cenza
skond it-tifsira tas-subregolament (2); u dik l-awtorit_a  li to_hro_g il-
li_cenza g_handha tg_haddi dik l-informazzjoni rilevanti lill-Bord li
Jissorvelja s-Sanzjonijiet imwaqqaf ta_ht l-Att, jew lil dik l-awtorit_a
pubblika o_hra li tista’ ti_gi preskritta, g_hall-finijiet ta’ l-Att.
(2) F’dan ir-regolament -
Kap. 371.
Kap. 370.
Kap. 403.
Kap. 404.
Kap. 345.
(a) ''li_cenza'' tfisser li‘enza jew xi g_hamla o_hra ta’
awtorizzazzjoni me_htie_ga li tin_hare_g ta_ht l-Att dwar il-
Kummer_c Bankarju, l-Att dwar is-Servizzi ta’
Investment, l-Att dwar il-Kummer_c ta’ l-
Assigurazzjoni, l-Att dwar Brokers fl-Assigurazzjoni u
Intermedjari O_hra, l-Att dwar is-Swieq Finanzjarji, u
kull li_cenza jew awtorizzazzjoni o_hra li jistg_hu ji_gu
preskritti minn _zmien g_hal _zmien; u
(b) ''awtorit_a  li to_hro_g li_cenza'' tfisser l-awtorit_a
kompetenti jew korp regolatorju ie_hor li jkun
awtorizzat jo_hro_g xi li_cenza minn dawk imsemmija fil-
paragrafu (a).
Kap. 377.
(3) L-i_zvelar ta’ kull informazzjoni fl-ambitu tal-pattijiet u tal-
_hti_giet ta’ dan ir-regolament ma g_handux jikkostitwixxi ksur ta’ l-
Att dwar Segretezza Professjonali, meta dan ikun japplika, jew
minn kull obbligu ie_hor ta’ konfidenzjalit_a  li jo_hro_g minn xi
kuntratt jew minn xi li_gi o_hra.
(4) Kull flejjes jew attiv finanzjarju ie_hor jew ri_zorsi
ekonomi_ci tal-Gvern pre_cedenti ta’ l-Iraq jew tal-korpi statali,
korporazzjonijiet, jew a_genziji tieg_hu, li kienu jinsabu barra mill-
Iraq fit-22 ta’ Mejju, 2003 jew flejjes jew attiv finanzjarju ie_hor
jew ri_zorsi ekonomi_ci li jkunu tne_h_hew mill-Iraq, jew _gew
akkwistati minn Saddam Hussein jew minn uffi_cjali anzjani o_hra
tar-re_gim pre_cedenti ta’ l-Iraq u ta’ l-eqreb membri tal-familji
tag_hhom, inklu_zi entitajiet li jkunu sidien tag_hhom jew li jkunu
kontrollati, sew direttament sew indirettament, minnhom jew minn
persuni li ja_gixxu f’isimhom jew skond ma jordnawlhom, skond ma
jkun ma_hsub mill-Kumitat, huma minnufih iffri_zati u ma jistg_hu
b’edba mod ji_gu trasferiti lill-persuna jew lill-entitajiet hawn qabel
imsemmija.
Piena. 7. Min jinsab _hati ta’ reat kontra dawn ir-regolamenti jista’
je_hel, meta jinsab _hati, multa ta’ mhux i_zjed minn _hamsin elf lira
Maltija.
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SKEDA
(Regolament 3)
Resolution 1483 (2003) adopted by the Security Council of the United Nations
at its 4761st meeting, on the 22 nd May, 2003
The Security Council ,
Recalling  all its previous relevant resolutions,
Reaffirming  the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Iraq,
Reaffirming  also the importance of the disarmament of Iraqi weapons of mass
destruction and of eventual confirmation of the disarmament of Iraq,
Stressing  the right of the Iraqi people freely to determine their own political future
and control their own natural resources,  welcoming  the commitment of all parties
concerned to support the creation of an environment in which they may do so as soon
as possible, and  expressing  resolve that the day when Iraqis govern themselves must
come quickly,
Encouraging  efforts by the people of Iraq to form a representative government
based on the rule of law that affords equal rights and justice to all Iraqi citizens
without regard to ethnicity, religion, or gender, and, in this connection,  recalls
resolution 1325 (2000) of 31 October 2000,
Welcoming  the first steps of the Iraqi people in this regard, and  noting  in this
connection the 15 April 2003 Nasiriyah statement and the 28 April 2003 Baghdad
statement,
Resolved  that the United Nations should play a vital role in humanitarian relief,
the reconstruction of Iraq, and the restoration and establishment of national and local
institutions for representative governance,
Noting  the statement of 12 April 2003 by the Ministers of Finance and Central
Bank Governors of the Group of Seven Industrialized Nations in which the members
recognized the need for a multilateral effort to help rebuild and develop Iraq and for
the need for assistance from the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank in
these efforts,
Welcoming  also the resumption of humanitarian assistance and the continuing
efforts of the Secretary-General and the specialized agencies to provide food and
medicine to the people of Iraq,
Welcoming  the appointment by the Secretary-General of his Special Adviser on
Iraq,
Affirming  the need for accountability for crimes and atrocities committed by the
previous Iraqi regime,
Stressing  the need for respect for the archaeological, historical, cultural, and
religious heritage of Iraq, and for the continued protection of archaeological,
historical, cultural, and religious sites, museums, libraries, and monuments,
Noting  the letter of 8 May 2003 from the Permanent Representatives of the United
States of America and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to
the President of the Security Council (S_c2003_c538) and recognizing the specific
authorities, responsibilities, and obligations under applicable international law of
these states as occupying powers under unified command (the ''Authority''),
Noting further  that other States that are not occupying powers are working now or
in the future may work under the Authority,
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Welcoming further  the willingness of Member States to contribute to stability and
security in Iraq by contributing personnel, equipment, and other resources under the
Authority,
Concerned  that many Kuwaitis and Third-State Nationals still are not accounted
for since 2 August 1990,
Determining  that the situation in Iraq, although improved, continues to constitute
a threat to international peace and security,
Acting  under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations,
1. Appeals  to Member States and concerned organizations to assist the people
of Iraq in their efforts to reform their institutions and rebuild their country, and to
contribute to conditions of stability and security in Iraq in accordance with this
resolution;
2. Calls upon  all Member States in a position to do so to respond immediately
to the humanitarian appeals of the United Nations and other international
organizations for Iraq and to help meet the humanitarian and other needs of the Iraqi
people by providing food, medical supplies, and resources necessary for
reconstruction and rehabilitation of Iraq’s economic infrastructure;
3   Appeals  to Member States to deny safe haven to those members of the
previous Iraqi regime who are alleged to be responsible for crimes and atrocities and
to support actions to bring them to justice;
4. Calls upon  the Authority, consistent with the Charter of the United Nations
and other relevant international law, to promote the welfare of the Iraqi people
through the effective administration of the territory, including in particular working
towards the restoration of conditions of security and stability and the creation of
conditions in which the Iraqi people can freely determine their own political future;
5. Calls upon  all concerned to comply fully with their obligations under
international law including in particular the Geneva Conventions of 1949 and the
Hague Regulations of 1907;
6. Calls upon  the Authority and relevant organizations and individuals to
continue efforts to locate, identify, and repatriate all Kuwaiti and Third-State
Nationals or the remains of those present in Iraq on or after 2 August 1990, as well
as the Kuwaiti archives, that the previous Iraqi regime failed to undertake, and, in
this regard, directs the High-Level Coordinator, in consultation with the
International Committee of the Red Cross and the Tripartite Commission and with
the appropriate support of the people of Iraq and in coordination with the Authority,
to take steps to fulfil his mandate with respect to the fate of Kuwaiti and Third-State
National missing persons and property;
7. Decides  that all Member States shall take appropriate steps to facilitate the
safe return to Iraqi institutions of Iraqi cultural property and other items of
archaeological, historical, cultural, rare scientific, and religious importance illegally
removed from the Iraq National Museum, the National Library, and other locations
in Iraq since the adoption of resolution 661 (1990) of 6 August 1990, including by
establishing a prohibition on trade in or transfer of such items and items with respect
to which reasonable suspicion exists that they have been illegally removed, and  calls
upon  the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization,
Interpol, and other international organizations, as appropriate, to assist in the
implementation of this paragraph;
8. Requests the Secretary-General to appoint a Special Representative for Iraq
whose independent responsibilities shall involve reporting regularly to the Council
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on his activities under this resolution, coordinating activities of the United Nations
in post-conflict processes in Iraq, coordinating among United Nations and
international agencies engaged in humanitarian assistance and reconstruction
activities in Iraq, and, in coordination with the Authority, assisting the people of Iraq
through:
(a) coordinating humanitarian and reconstruction assistance by United
Nations agencies and between United Nations agencies and non-
governmental organizations;
(b) promoting the safe, orderly, and voluntary return of refugees and
displaced persons;
(c) working intensively with the Authority, the people of Iraq, and others
concerned to advance efforts to restore and establish national and local
institutions for representative governance, including by working
together to facilitate a process leading to an internationally recognized,
representative government of Iraq;
(d) facilitating the reconstruction of key infrastructure, in cooperation with
other international organizations;
(e) promoting economic reconstruction and the conditions for sustainable
development, including through coordination with national and regional
organizations, as appropriate, civil society, donors, and the international
financial institutions;
(f) encouraging international efforts to contribute to basic civilian
administration functions;
(g) promoting the protection of human rights;
(h) encouraging international efforts to rebuild the capacity of the Iraqi
civilian police force; and
(i) encouraging international efforts to promote legal and judicial reform;
9. Supports  the formation, by the people of Iraq with the help of the Authority
and working with the Special Representative, of an Iraqi interim administration as a
transitional administration run by Iraqis, until an internationally recognized,
representative government is established by the people of Iraq and assumes the
responsibilities of the Authority_g
10. Decides  that, with the exception of prohibitions related to the sale or supply
to Iraq of arms and related materiel other than those arms and related materiel
required by the Authority to serve the purposes of this and other related resolutions,
all prohibitions related to trade with Iraq and the provision of financial or economic
resources to Iraq established by resolution 661 (1990) and subsequent relevant
resolutions, including resolution 778 (1992) of 2 October 1992, shall no longer
apply;
11. Reaffirms  that Iraq must meet its disarmament obligations, encourages the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the United States of
America to keep the Council informed of their activities in this regard, and
underlines the intention of the Council to revisit the mandates of the United Nations
Monitoring, Verification, and Inspection Commission and the International Atomic
Energy Agency as set forth in resolutions 687 (1991) of 3 April 1991, 1284 (1999) of
17 December 1999, and 1441 (2002) of 8 November 2002;
12. Notes  the establishment of a Development Fund for Iraq to be held by the
Central Bank of Iraq and to be audited by independent public accountants approved
by the International Advisory and Monitoring Board of the Development Fund for
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Iraq and looks forward to the early meeting of that International Advisory and
Monitoring Board, whose members shall include duly qualified representatives of
the Secretary-General, of the Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund,
of the Director-General of the Arab Fund for Social and Economic Development,
and of the President of the World Bank;
13. Notes further  that the funds in the Development Fund for Iraq shall be
disbursed at the direction of the Authority, in consultation with the Iraqi interim
administration, for the purposes set out in paragraph 14 below;
14. Underlines  that the Development Fund for Iraq shall be used in a transparent
manner to meet the humanitarian needs of the Iraqi people, for the economic
reconstruction and repair of Iraq’s infrastructure, for the continued disarmament of
Iraq, and for the costs of Iraqi civilian administration, and for other purposes
benefiting the people of Iraq;
15. Calls upon  the international financial institutions to assist the people of Iraq
in the reconstruction and development of their economy and to facilitate assistance
by the broader donor community, and welcomes the readiness of creditors, including
those of the Paris Club, to seek a solution to Iraq’s sovereign debt problems;
16. Requests  also that the Secretary-General, in coordination with the Authority,
continue the exercise of his responsibilities under Security Council resolution 1472
(2003) of 28 March 2003 and 1476 (2003) of 24 April 2003, for a period of six
months following the adoption of this resolution, and terminate within this time
period, in the most cost effective manner, the ongoing operations of the ''Oil-for-
Food'' Programme (the ''Programme''), both at headquarters level and in the field,
transferring responsibility for the administration of any remaining activity under the
Programme to the Authority, including by taking the following necessary measures:
(a) to facilitate as soon as possible the shipment and authenticated delivery
of priority civilian goods as identified by the Secretary-General and
representatives designated by him, in coordination with the Authority
and the Iraqi interim administration, under approved and funded
contracts previously concluded by the previous Government of Iraq, for
the humanitarian relief of the people of Iraq, including, as necessary,
negotiating adjustments in the terms or conditions of these contracts and
respective letters of credit as set forth in paragraph 4(d) of resolution
1472 (2003);
(b) to review, in light of changed circumstances, in coordination with the
Authority and the Iraqi interim administration, the relative utility of
each approved and funded contract with a view to determining whether
such contracts contain items required to meet the needs of the people of
Iraq both now and during reconstruction, and to postpone action on
those contracts determined to be of questionable utility and the
respective letters of credit until an internationally recognized,
representative government of Iraq is in a position to make its own
determination as to whether such contracts shall be fulfilled;
(c) to provide the Security Council within 21 days following the adoption
of this resolution, for the Security Council’s review and consideration,
an estimated operating budget based on funds already set aside in the
account established pursuant to paragraph 8(d) of resolution 986 (1995)
of 14 April 1995, identifying:
(i) all known and projected costs to the United Nations required to
ensure the continued functioning of the activities associated with
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implementation of the present resolution, including operating and
administrative expenses associated with the relevant United
Nations agencies and programmes responsible for the
implementation of the Programme both at Headquarters and in the
field;
(ii) all known and projected costs associated with termination of the
Programme;
(iii) all known and projected costs associated with restoring
Government of Iraq funds that were provided by Member States
to the Secretary-General as requested in paragraph 1 of resolution
778 (1992); and
(iv) all known and projected costs associated with the Special
Representative and the qualified representative of the Secretary-
General identified to serve on the International Advisory and
Monitoring Board, for the six month time period defined above,
following which these costs shall be borne by the United Nations;
(d) to consolidate into a single fund the accounts established pursuant to
paragraphs 8(a) and 8 (b) of resolution 986 (1995);
(e) to fulfil all remaining obligations related to the termination of the
Programme, including negotiating, in the most cost effective manner,
any necessary settlement payments, which shall be made from the
escrow accounts established pursuant to paragraphs 8(a) and 8(b) of
resolution 986 (1995), with those parties that previously have entered
into contractual obligations with the Secretary-General under the
Programme, and to determine, in coordination with the Authority and
the Iraqi interim administration, the future status of contracts
undertaken by the United Nations and related United Nations agencies
under the accounts established pursuant to paragraphs 8(b) and 8(d) of
resolution 986 (1995);
(f) to provide the Security Council, 30 days prior to the termination of the
Programme, with a comprehensive strategy developed in close
coordination with the Authority and the Iraqi interim administration that
would lead to the delivery of all relevant documentation and the transfer
of all operational responsibility of the Programme to the Authority;
17. Requests further  that the Secretary-General transfer as soon as possible to
the Development Fund for Iraq 1 billion United States dollars from unencumbered
funds in the accounts established pursuant to paragraphs 8(a) and 8(b) of resolution
986 (1995), restore Government of Iraq funds that were provided by Member States
to the Secretary-General as requested in paragraph 1 of resolution 778 (1992), and
decides  that, after deducting all relevant United Nations expenses associated with
the shipment of authorized contracts and costs to the Programme outlined in
paragraph 16(c) above, including residual obligations, all surplus funds in the
escrow accounts established pursuant to paragraphs 8(a), 8(b), 8(d), and 8(f) of
resolution 986 (1995) shall be transferred at the earliest possible time to the
Development Fund for Iraq;
18. Decides  to terminate effective on the adoption of this resolution the
functions related to the observation and monitoring activities undertaken by the
Secretary-General under the Programme, including the monitoring of the export of
petroleum and petroleum products from Iraq;
19. Decides  to terminate the Committee established pursuant to paragraph 6 of
resolution 661 (1990) at the conclusion of the six month period called for in
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paragraph 16 above and  further decides  that the Committee shall identify individuals
and entities referred to in paragraph 23 below;
20. Decides  that all export sales of petroleum, petroleum products, and natural
gas from Iraq following the date of the adoption of this resolution shall be made
consistent with prevailing international market best practices, to be audited by
independent public accountants reporting to the International Advisory and
Monitoring Board referred to in paragraph 12 above in order to ensure transparency,
and  decides further  that, except as provided in paragraph 21 below, all proceeds
from such sales shall be deposited into the Development Fund for Iraq until such
time as an internationally recognized, representative government of Iraq is properly
constituted;
21. Decides further  that 5 per cent of the proceeds referred to in paragraph 20
above shall be deposited into the Compensation Fund established in accordance with
resolution 687 (1991) and subsequent relevant resolutions and that, unless an
internationally recognized, representative government of Iraq and the Governing
Council of the United Nations Compensation Commission, in the exercise of its
authority over methods of ensuring that payments are made into the Compensation
Fund, decide otherwise, this requirement shall be binding on a properly constituted,
internationally recognized, representative government of Iraq and any successor
thereto;
22. Noting  the relevance of the establishment of an internationally recognized,
representative government of Iraq and the desirability of prompt completion of the
restructuring of Iraq’s debt as referred to in paragraph 15 above, further  decides  that,
until December 31, 2007, unless the Council decides otherwise, petroleum,
petroleum products, and natural gas originating in Iraq shall be immune, until title
passes to the initial purchaser from legal proceedings against them and not be subject
to any form of attachment, garnishment, or execution, and that all States shall take
any steps that may be necessary under their respective domestic legal systems to
assure this protection, and that proceeds and obligations arising from sales thereof,
as well as the Development Fund for Iraq, shall enjoy privileges and immunities
equivalent to those enjoyed by the United Nations except that the above-mentioned
privileges and immunities will not apply with respect to any legal proceeding in
which recourse to such proceeds or obligations is necessary to satisfy liability for
damages assessed in connection with an ecological accident, including an oil spill,
that occurs after the date of adoption of this resolution;
23. Decides  that all Member States in which there are:
(a) funds or other financial assets or economic resources of the previous
Government of Iraq or its state bodies, corporations, or agencies,
located outside Iraq as of the date of this resolution, or
(b) funds or other financial assets or economic resources that have been
removed from Iraq, or acquired, by Saddam Hussein or other senior
officials of the former Iraqi regime and their immediate family
members, including entities owned or controlled, directly or indirectly,
by them or by persons acting on their behalf or at their direction,
shall freeze without delay those funds or other financial assets or economic
resources and, unless these funds or other financial assets or economic resources are
themselves the subject of a prior judicial, administrative, or arbitral lien or
judgement, immediately shall cause their transfer to the Development Fund for Iraq,
it being understood that, unless otherwise addressed, claims made by private
individuals or non-government entities on those transferred funds or other financial
assets may be presented to the internationally recognized, representative government
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of Iraq; and  decides further  that all such funds or other financial assets or economic
resources shall enjoy the same privileges, immunities, and protections as provided
under paragraph 22;
24. Requests  the Secretary-General to report to the Council at regular intervals
on the work of the Special Representative with respect to the implementation of this
resolution and on the work of the International Advisory and Monitoring Board and
encourages the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the
United States of America to inform the Council at regular intervals of their efforts
under this resolution;
25. Decides  to review the implementation of this resolution within twelve
months of adoption and to consider further steps that might be necessary;
26. Calls upon  Member States and international and regional organizations to
contribute to the implementation of this resolution;
27. Decides  to remain seized of this matter.
