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Committee I
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Malan Lindeque, Namibia, cautioned that information on ivory stockpiles is sensitive and must be treated confidentially. |
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Benson Okita, Kenya, called for the destruction of rhino-horn stockpiles except for education or scientific purposes. |
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Krishna Paudel, Nepal. |
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Mick J. Reilly, Swaziland. |
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Yoshikiyo Kondo, Japan,proposed a periodic review of all listed cetaceans. |
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Kerry Smith, Australia, opposed a periodic review of cetaceans, emphasizing current IWC findings on the state of whale stocks. |
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Carolina Dones, Argentina. |
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Patrice Simon, Canada. |
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Committee II
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Carla Cárcamo, Honduras. |
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Jesús Ramos, Venezuela. |
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Barney Dickson, Fauna and Flora International, said that reviews should be voluntary, respond to individual party needs, and be directed at implementation policies. |
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Susan Lieberman, TRAFFIC/WWF. |
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Ashok Kumar, Wildlife Trust of India, stressed that national wildlife trade policy reviews should be done on a voluntary basis. |
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Mohammad Pourkazemi, Iran, presented the proposal of the SC-54 Working Group on Sturgeons. |
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Irina Sprotte, Germany, noted that the UNEP-WCMC caviar trave database should be limited to caviar trade information. |
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Olga Sedykh, Russian Federation, introduced her country's proposal on sturgeons. |
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Afternoon
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Committee I
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AC Shark Working Group Chair Rob Hay, New Zealand, introduced several AC recommendations on sharks. |
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John K. Carlson, US, supported the proposed shark listings. |
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Chick-chuen Lay, China, warned against duplicating FAO work and urged CITES to concentrate on listed species. |
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Martin Jenkins, IUCN. |
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Amarilis Polonia, Dominican Republic. |
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Veronica Toral Granda, Ecuador. |
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Committee II
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Patricia Dávila, Mexico, emphasized that capacity building should not be funded by the CITES trust fund. |
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Marina Rosales Benitez, Peru. |
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Muna Faraj, Kuwait, said that one of the major challenges Arab speaking countries face is that documentation is not translated into Arabic. |
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Marceil Yeater, CITES Secretariat, introduced the document on cooperation between parties and promotion of multilateral measures. |
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Dietrich Jelden, Germany on behalf of the EU, supported the draft decisions but proposed amendments. |
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