As the principle is translated from words into deeds at both the global and the regional levels, what is needed is an early and flexible response tailored to the circumstances of each case, rather than any generalized or prescriptive set of policy options.
It was that the key to creating a great workplace was not a prescriptive set of employee benefits, programs and practices, but the building of high-quality relationships in the workplace - relationships characterized by trust, pride, and camaraderie.
Mexico believes that the Commission should seize the opportunity, as it considers this very important topic, to establish a clear, fair and prescriptive set of rules with the ultimate aim of protecting the global environment and ensuring that the "polluter pays".
It nevertheless welcomed the Commission's decision to conclude work on the topic with those products, rather than to attempt to develop a more prescriptive set of principles, since it was not a fruitful field for progressive development.
Accordingly, the Commission would not embark on the development of a prescriptive set of rules, but rather a regime that helped States to cooperate with each other and to identify the means to get assistance in resolving differences which might arise in accessing and managing the resources referred to.
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