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The Small body is represented by 15 members nominated by the government, 15 members nominated by the opposition and 15 members of the civil society group, the so called Middle Third.
The Small Body of the Constitutional Committee convenes in Geneva from 21 March to 25 March. The meetings are held in closed sessions and off-site.
- Close up, logo “Syria Constitutional Committee UN Geneva”
- Tilt up tree outside meeting venue
- Arrival of Mr. Ahmad Kuzbari, Co-chair of the Syrian Constitutional Committee nominated by the government, getting out of the car followed by participants
- Divers shots of participants getting out of the car and arriving at the meeting venue
- Close up, logo “Syria Constitutional Committee UN Geneva”
- Arrival of participants of the Civil Society Group of the Small Body of the Syrian Constitutional Committee
- Divers shots of participants getting out of the car
- Close up, logo “Syria Constitutional Committee UN Geneva”
- Close up, logo “Syria Constitutional Committee UN Geneva”
- Arrival of Mr. Hadi al-Bahra, Co-chair of the Syrian Constitutional Committee nominated by the opposition, getting out of the car followed by participants
- Divers shots of participants getting out of the car and arriving at the meeting venue
- Close up, logo “Syria Constitutional Committee UN Geneva”
- Medium shot, participants in the room
- Medium shot, participants in the room
- Two shot, participants in the room
- Close up, logo “Syria Constitutional Committee UN Geneva”
- Close up, meeting participant
- Close up, name tags
- Medium shot, Special Envoy for Syria Mr. Geir O. Pedersen arriving at meeting room, greeting participants and walking up to the podium
- Close up, Special Envoy for Syria Mr. Geir O. Pedersen at the podium
- Medium shot, Mr. Hadi al-Bahra, Co-chair of the Syrian Constitutional Committee nominated by the opposition
- Medium shot, Mr. Hadi al-Bahra, Co-chair of the Syrian Constitutional Committee nominated by the opposition with SE for Syria, walking to talk to SE Pedersen
- Close up, Special Envoy for Syria Mr. Geir O. Pedersen at the podium with Mr. Hadi al-Bahra, Co-chair of the Syrian Constitutional Committee nominated by the opposition
- Medium shot, participants
- Medium shot, participants
- Wide shot and pan, participants in meeting room
- Arrival of Special Envoy for Syria Mr. Geir O. Pedersen with Mr. Ahmad Kuzbari, Co-chair of the Syrian Constitutional Committee nominated by the government
- Close up, Special Envoy for Syria Mr. Geir O. Pedersen sitting at the podium
- Close up, Mr. Ahmad Kuzbari, Co-chair of the Syrian Constitutional Committee nominated by the government
- Close up, Mr. Hadi al-Bahra, Co-chair of the Syrian Constitutional Committee nominated by the opposition
- Pan over podium
- Traveling shot over participants in the room
- Medium shot, participants in the room
- Wide shot meeting room and tilt up to the ceiling
- Close up, logo “Syria Constitutional Committee UN Geneva”
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