Committee I
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AC Sharks Working Group Chair Rob Hay, New Zealand, outlined the sharks working group report. |
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Paola Deda, CMS, stressed the importance of interagency cooperation on species of common interest, such as migratory sharks. |
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Sylvie Lapointe, Canada, supported the draft decisions proposed by the sharks working group. |
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Michael Kaingo, Ministry of the Environment, Zambia, on behalf of African countries, presented the compromise Chad and Zambia proposal to amend proposals 4, 5 and 6 on African elephant annotations. |
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Shuichi Takano, Japan, proposed an amendment aiming to separate the shipment of the one-off sale of ivory agreed at CoP12 from the new shipment authorized by CoP14. |
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Todd Willens, US, expressed concern over the inclusion of Zimbabwe in the ivory sale. |
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Jochen Flasbarth, Germany, on behalf of the EU. |
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Patrick Omondi, Kenya, stressed monitoring the impacts of the one-off ivory sale. |
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Wan Ziming, China. |
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Diana Chimidza, Botswana. |
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Malan Lindeque, Namibia, underscored the need for a proper decision-making mechanism for future ivory trade. |
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Willem Wijnstekers, CITES Secretary-General. |
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Committee II
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Pedro Andrade, Brazil, supported a draft decision on CITES and livelihoods and proposed minor amendments. |
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Roddy Gabel, US. |
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Barney Dickson, Flora and Fauna International, noted that the SC should not consider the review of significant trade when executing its proposed mandate under CITES and livelihoods. |
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Plenary
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Jan Kucera, Czech Republic (left), Kerry Smith, Australia (middle), and Lynda Maltby, Canada (right), announced new members for the Standing Committee for their respective regions. |
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Martijn Lucassen, the Netherlands, supported a 21% budget increase, noting it was necessary to ensure the sustainability and legality of wildlife trade. |
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Daniel Reifsnyder, US, said they could support a 3% increase and stressed that more transparency is needed in the presentation of information. |
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Marina Rosales Benites, Peru, noted that some countries can not spare additional resources. |
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Marcel Calvar, Uruguay, sought to reopen discussions on capacity-building provisions in the joint report of the AC/PC. |
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Tonny Soehartano, Indonesia. |
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Snapshots
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