A/HRC/44/2 8. At the same meeting, the President of the Human Rights Council referred to the online system for inscription on the lists of speakers for all interactive dialogues and panel discussions, which was opened on 25 June 2020. The President also referred to the modalities and schedule of the online inscription. 9. Also at the same meeting, the President referred to the modalities concerning the tabling of draft proposals after the tabling deadline, reminding delegations that an extension of the deadline for the submission of draft proposals would be granted only once, under exceptional circumstances, for a maximum of 24 hours. 10. At the 3rd meeting, on 1 July 2020, the President outlined the speaking time limit for panel discussions, which would be two minutes for States Members of the Human Rights Council, observer States and other observers. 11. At the 25th meeting, on 16 July 2020, the President outlined the speaking time modalities for the consideration of the outcomes of the universal periodic review under agenda item 6, which would be 20 minutes for the State under review; 20 minutes for States Members of the Human Rights Council, observer States and United Nations agencies and intergovernmental organizations; and 20 minutes for other stakeholders. The speaking time limit was one minute and 30 seconds for all speakers. 12. During the forty-fourth session, the speaking time limit for interactive dialogues was one minute and 30 seconds for States Members of the Human Rights Council, observer States and other observers. E. Meetings and documentation 13. The Human Rights Council held 29 fully serviced meetings during its forty-fourth session.1 14. The list of the resolutions and decisions adopted by the Human Rights Council is contained in part one of the present report. F. Visits 15. At the 1st meeting, on 30 June 2020, the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China, Carrie Lam, delivered a statement to the Human Rights Council (by video message). 16. At the 21st meeting, on 14 July 2020, the Minister for Women and Minister for Foreign Affairs of Australia, Marise Payne, delivered a statement to the Human Rights Council (by video message). 17. At the same meeting, the Minister of Justice of Namibia, Yvonne Dausab, delivered a statement to the Human Rights Council (by video message). 1 GE. The proceedings of the forty-fourth session of the Human Rights Council can be followed through the United Nations archived Webcasts of the Council sessions (http://webtv.un.org). 7