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Delegates
to the third Meeting of the Parties to the Cartagena Protocol on
Biosafety (COP/MOP-3) met on Thursday in working group and contact
group sessions. Working Group I (WG-I) considered draft decisions on
subsidiary bodies and living modified organisms (LMOs) in transit, and adopted its report. Working
Group II (WG-II) considered draft decisions on compliance and the financial
mechanism. A contact group on budget met throughout
the day. A
Friends of the Co-Chairs group met in the evening to continue
consideration of documentation requirements for LMOs for food, feed or
for processing (LMO-FFPs) (Article 18.2(a)).
Above photo: Brazilian farmers opposed retention of the "may
contain" language in Article 18.2(a), while the Brazilian military police
secured the conference grounds.
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Above
photo L-R: Elizabeth Hodson and Ana Maria Hernandez
(Colombia)
Above
photo: Ben Durham (South Africa)
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CONTACT GROUPS:
Above photo: Contact group Co-Chairs François Pythoud (Switzerland) and Luiz Alberto Figueiredo Machado (Brazil)
ENB SNAPSHOTS:
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| Above photos: Youth delegates reminded members of the Friends of the Co-Chairs group, as they prepared to begin their evening deliberations, that their negotiations of the documentation requirements for LMO-FFPs "contain" their future. | ||
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