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Global Parliamentarian Declaration on the Arms Trade Treaty -Signatories- [1,410 Signatories As of 11 June 2012] List of Parliamentarians Afghanistan Australia Lotfullah Baba Adam Bandt Najibullah Hashimi Simon Birmingham Bahadar Wasefi Bob Brown Anna Burke Doug Cameron Angola Richard Di Natale Palmira Domingos Pascoal Bernardo Laurie Ferguson Eulália Maria A. Rocha Silva Joanna Gash Steve Georganas Argentina Stephen Gilbert Alfredo Atanasof Sarah Hanson-Young Raúl Barrandeguy Andrew Leigh Patricia Bullrich Scott Ludlam Alicia Ciciliani Gavin Marshall Christine Milne Alicia Comelli Claire Moore Víctor De Gennaro Melissa Parke Victoria Donda Perez Louise Pratt Omar Duclos Lee Rhiannon Gustavo Ferrari Bernie Ripoll Manuel Garrido Luke Simpkins Lisa Singh Rubén Giustiniani Kelvin Thomson Graciela Iturraspe Larissa Waters Ricardo Gil Lavedra Penny Wright Jaime Linares María Virginia Linares Austria Claudio Lozano Petra Bayrs Ernesto Felix Martínez Renate Csöergit Gerardo Fabián Milman Barbara Prammer Norma Morandini Maria Graciela Ocaña Belgium Fabián Peralta François-Xavier de Donnea Federico Pinedo Agustín Rossi Brazil Margarita Stolbizer Cristovam Buarque Jorge Valinotto Walter Feldman Graciela Villata Mara Gabrilli Juan Carlos Zabalza Burkina Faso Sambo Antoine Komy Cambodia Françoise Boivin Kong Bora Charmaine Borg Chiv Cata Alexandre Boulerice Cheam Channy Marjolaine Boutin-Sweet Chan Cheng Ruth Ellen Brosseau Son Chhay Guy Caron Eng Chhai Eang Chris Charlton Hong Sok Hour Sylvain Chicoine Ket Khy Robert Chisholm Kong Korm François Choquette Thak Lany Olivia Chow Vann Narith Joe Comartin Pot Peou Raymond Côté Kimsour Phirith Jean Crowder Sovanna Pisakha Nathan Cullen Chea Poch Roméo Dallaire Kuoy Bun Roeun Don Davies Nuth Rumduol Libby Davies Long Ry Anne-Marie Day San Sang Paul Dewar Tioulong Saumura Fin Donnelly Thach Setha Matthew Dubé Dam Sithik Linda Duncan Mu Sochua Pierre-Luc Dusseault Men Sothavarin Mylène Freeman Yim Sovann Randall Garrison Ke Sovannroth Alain Giguère Vannol Teav Yvon Godin Yont Tharo Claude Gravelle Sok Umsea Sadia Groguhé Khy Vandeth Jack Harris Ly Srey Vyna Sana Hassainia Ky Wandara Carol Hughes Uch Serey Yuth Pierre Jacob Ho Vann Peter Julian Nuon Vuthy Matthew Kellway Pierre Dionne Labelle Canada Alexandrine Latendresse Malcolm Allen Charlie Angus Hélène Laverdière Alex Atamanenko Rosane Doré Lefebvre Robert Aubin Laurin Liu Paulina Ayala Hoang Mai Carolyn Bennett Wayne Marston Tyrone Benskin Brian Masse Dennis Bevington Irene Mathyssen Christine Moore Marc-André Morin Adoum Diar Mogodi Marie-Claude Morin Nassardjimti Mordjimngarti Joyce Murray Hamid Kodya Moustapha Pierre Nantel Mbairemtar Prospère Peggy Nash Bomra Robert Jose Nunez-Melo Dangaye Sadjigoto Claude Patry Mahamat Sountali François Pilon Lhamdagoulou Tarya Anne Minh Thu Quach Ngartokété Tatola John Rafferty Ali Kolotou Tchaimi Mathieu Ravignat Théophile Madjitoloum Yombombé Francine Raynault Michel Rivard Chile Jean Rousseau Enrique Accorsi Nancy Ruth Pedro Araya Jasbir Sandhu Gabriel Ascencio Denise Savoie Pepe Auth Djaouida Sellah Lautaro Carmona Scott Simms Juan Luis Castro Jinny Sims Eduardo Cerda Rathika Sitsabaiesan Guillermo Ceroni Kennedy Stewart Fuad Chahín Mike Sullivan Aldo Cornejo Glenn Thibeault Marcelo Díaz Philip Toone Fidel Espinoza Nycole Turmel Marcos Espinoza Enrique Estay Central African Republic Ramón Farías Emilie Béatrice Epaye Carolina Goic Rodrigo González Chad Hugo Gutiérrez Mahamat Ahmat Bachir Romilio Gutiérrez Mahamat Kana Bady Marta Isasi Bana Baindiouleng Enrique Jaramillo Achta Bechir Carlos Abel Jarpa Madtoïngue Benelngar Tucapel Jiménez Adoum Moustapha Brahimi Juan Carlos Latorre Yamingaye Bruno Luis Lemus Fatime Doubangar Roberto León Issa Mardo Djabir Cristián Letelier Lawane Gilbert Pablo Lorenzini Routouang Yoma Golom Manuel Monsalve Tchombi Getna Kami Carlos Montes Djimet Hybi Langtar José Miguel Ortiz Mamadou Maïndoh Adriana Muñoz Beral Mbaikoubou Marco Núñez Sergio Ojeda Dominican Republic Clemira Pacheco Rafael Abel Denise Pascal Barbara Abreu Ricardo Rincón Pedro Aguirre Alberto Robles Jesús Martínez Alberti Joel Rosales Evelyn Andujar René Saffirio Eugenio Cedeño Areché Frank Sauerbaum Orfelina Liselotte Arias Marcelo Schilling Nelson Arroyo Alejandra Sepúlveda Alberto Atallah Gabriel Silber Manuel Elpidio Báez Jorge Tarud Francisco Bautista Guillermo Teillier Rosendo Borges Víctor Torres Pedro Botello Ignacio Urrutia Miriam Cabral Patricio Vallespín Ramón A. Cabrera Pedro Velásquez Pedro Carreras Mario Venegas Cristobal Castillo Ximena Vidal Félix Castillo Matías Walker Josefa Castillo Mónica Zalaquett Pelegrín Castillo Radhames Camacho Denmark Ramón Noé Camacho Frank Aaen Máximo Castro Kim Andersen Francisco Javier Clark Jørgen Arbo-Bæhr Marino Collante Anne Baastrup Antonio Colón Lars Barfoed Juan A. Comprés B. Tom Behnke Stine Brix Ricardo Contreras Özlem Sara Cekic Tobias Crespo Per Clausen Isabel de la Cruz Lene Espersen Dr. Ramón Diaz Mai Henriksen José Antonio Diaz Henning Hyllested Manuel Diez Christian Juhl Christian Encarnación Benedikte Kiær Mike Legarth Julio Encarnación Rosa Lund Miguel Espinal Mogens Lykketoft Manuel Orlando Espinoza Brian Mikkelsen José Ant. Fabián Per Stig Møller José Alberto Vasquez Fernández Holker K. Nielsen María Mercedes Fernández Jesper Petersen Ramón Fernández Johanne Schmidt-Nielsen Pernille Skipper Jorge Frías Finn Sørensen Carlos Gabriel García Nikolaj Villumsen Carlos María García Gómez Severina Gil C. Altagracia M. González Teodoro Reyes Ruddy González Karen Ricardo Virgilio Manuel González Magda Rodríguez Yuderka de la Rosa Guerrero Olfalida Almonte Santos José Nelson Guillén Frank A. Soto Roa Carlos Guzmán Anibal Rosario R. Johanny M. Guzmán Altagracia González Sánchez María Luisa Guzmán Gustavo Sánchez Pablo Adón Guzmán Lucia Medina Sánchez Víctor Bisonó Haza Luis Sánchez R. José Luís Cosme Hernández María Candida Sánchez Marino Hernández Ramón Ricardo Sánchez Altagracia Herrera B. Elías Serrulle Eduardo Hidalgo Francisco Antonio Santos Sosa Mario José Hidalgo B. Víctor Suarez Rafael Hubieres Geovanny Tejada Miguel Ángel Jazmín Guadalupe Valdez Alexis Isaac Jiménez Evangelina B. Sosa Vasquez Julio Jiménez Rafael Vasquez Manuel Jiménez Pedro D´Oleo Veras Aquiles Ledesma Sonya Abreu Villanueva José Fco. López Lucia Alba López Democratic Republic of Congo Juan Maldonado Ernest Hamuli Kitsa Rubén Maldonado Mwamba Mushikonke Mwamus Francis Mancebo Alfredo Martínez Economic Community of West African Demóstenes Martínez States Parliament Guido Cabrera Martínez Yaya Sangare [Mali] Francisco Matos Kenia Milagros Mejía Estonia Noris E. Medina Rait Maruste Rafael Méndez Margus Hanson Henry Merán Esther Minyetti European Parliament Minou Tavarez Mirabal Ana Gomes [Portugal] Mariano Montero V. Barbara Lochbihler [Germany] Graciela Fermín Nuesi Raül Romeva i Rueda [Spain] Helmut Scholz [Germany] Hugo Nuñez Lupe Nuñez Germany Ramón Dilexio Nuñez Jan van Aken Miguel Peguero Rainer Arnold Cristian Paredes Hans-Peter Bartels Nestor Julio Cruz Pichardo Klaus Barthel Adalgiza F. 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    News Ministers and Secretaries Bill 2011 to establish new Department The Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Brendan Howlin TD, has published the Ministers and Secretaries (Amendment) Bill 2011. This Bill provides the legislative basis which will allow for the formal establishment of Department for Public Expenditure and Reform. The Bill facilitates the transfer of certain functions from the Minister of Finance to the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform specifically all functions relating to the public service. Public service reform functions, including modernisation functions will also be placed on a statutory footing. Responsibility for managing public expenditure will also be transferred to the new Department including the management of gross voted expenditure and the annual estimates process. The Department will also be allocated general sanctioning powers in relation to expenditure and policy matters. The minister for finance will retain responsibility for budgetary parameters. A number of the offices currently under the remit of the Department of Finance will also be moved to the new Department including the Valuation Office, State Laboratory, Commissioners of Public Works, Public Appointments Service and the Commission for Public Service Appointments. The new Department will also take over modernisation, development and reform functions. The Minister stated that he hoped the “legislation will be given priority status in its passage through the Oireachtas.” The mission statement on the new Departments newly created website outlines its goals as being “to achieve the Government’s social and economic goals by ensuring the effective management of taxpayers’ money and the delivery of quality public services that meet the needs of citizens”.