Working papers and other documents submitted to the 2004 NPT Preparatory Committee

Working Papers

- Overcoming the institutional deficit of the NPT,

Working paper submitted by Canada (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.1)

- Reporting by States Parties, 

Working Paper submitted by Canada (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.2)

- Verification of nuclear disarmament: second interim report on studies into the verification of nuclear warheads and their components, 

Working Paper submitted by the United Kingdom (NPT/Conf.2005/PC.III/WP.3)

- On the issue of nuclear disarmament and reduction of the danger of nuclear war 

Working paper submitted by China (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP4)

- On prevention of the proliferation of nuclear weapons 

Working paper submitted by China (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.5)

- On nuclear weapon free zones 

Working paper submitted by China (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.6)

- On the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, 

Working paper submitted by China (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.7)

- On the Middle East nuclear issue, 

Working Paper submitted by China (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.8)

- Working paper on security assurances, 

Working paper submitted by China (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.9)

- Activities since the 2000 NPT Review Conference, 

Working paper submitted by Plutonium management group(NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.10)

- Working paper submitted by Japan (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.11)

- Working paper submitted by the League of Arab States (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.12)

- On reductions of non-strategic nuclear weapons, 

Working paper submitted by Austria, Sweden and Ukraine (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.13)

- On export controls, 

Working paper submitted by Germany (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.14)

- Strengthening the NPT against withdrawal ad non-compliance, suggestions for the establishment of procedures and mechanisms, 

Working paper submitted by Germany (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.15)

- Compliance, 

Working paper submitted by Germany (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.16)

- On disarmament and non-proliferation education, 

Working paper submited by Egypt, Hungary, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Poland and Sweden(NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.17)

- On Japan's efforts in disarmament and non-proliferation education, 

Working paper submitted by Japan (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.18)

- Recommendations to the 2005 NPT Review Conference on strengthening the implementation of articles I, II, III, IV, 

Working paper submitted by the United States (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.19)

- On the proliferation security initiative and its implications for the treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, 

Working paper submitted by Cuba (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.20)

- On the southeast asia nuclear-weapon-free zone, 

Working paper submitted by the ASEAN member states (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.21)

- Strengthening the nuclear non-proliferation regime, 

Working paper submitted by France (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.22)

- On cooperative threat reduction, 

Working paper submitted by Italy (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.23)

- Working paper submitted by Belgium, the Netherlands and Norway for consideration at the third Preparatory Committee of the 2005 NPT Review Conference, (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.25)

- Article VII: Proposed elements for inclusion in the report of the Preparatory Committee on the work of its third session, 

Working paper submitted by the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.26)

- Chairman's Summary (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.27) 

- Statement by United States (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.28)

- On the proposed amendments to the draft final report of the third session of the Preparatory Committee for the 2005 NPT Review Conference, 

Submitted by the Non-Aligned States and other States parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.29)

- Chairman's working paper (NPT/CONF.2005/PC.III/WP.30)