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Is there a special provision for States Parties with no properties on the World Heritage List?

No, according to the new Rules of Procedure adopted by the General Assembly in November 2014. However, the new Rules of Procedure state that “at each election, due consideration shall be given to the election of at least one State Party which has never served as a Member of the World Heritage Committee".

See Statistics on States Parties.

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Français Existe-t-il une clause spéciale pour les États parties qui n'ont pas de bien inscrit sur la Liste du patrimoine mondial ?
Keywords: States Parties General Assembly Committee Election Election of World Heritage Committee members
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Date updated: Monday, October 12, 2015
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