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… require- ment pursuant to Article 12 EXAMPLES i Party A, considers the use of ethylene oxide as antimi- … as a pesticidal use per its national definition. If Party A indicates “no consent” in the import response for the … be used as a pesticide, including the use as a sterilant. Party B does not consider the use of ethylene oxide as an …

… 16 Why australia cannot be neutral as lead Party of the Intersessional Working group of the Rotterdam … document entitled “Why Australia cannot be neutral as lead Party of the intersessional Working group of the Rotterdam … document entitled “Why australia cannot be neutral as lead Party of the Intersessional Working group of the Rotterdam …

… dated 8 January 2016, and should not be used by any other party, or for other than its intended purpose. Table of …

… 4 If a member country – generally referred to as a State party – decides not to import a particular chemical or … to all parties [SECRETARIAT] ➤ S T E P 2 ● Importing Party responds regarding future import of each PIC chemical … Parties [SECRETARIAT] ➤ S T E P 3 ● Follow up on importing Party responsibilities [PARTIES] ● Follow up on exporting …

… alternatives before 2017, agreeing that it is for each Party to determine whether or how to implement the … Species (UNEP/CMS) Resolution 11.15 in countries that are Party to that Convention, specifically in relation to the … from lead ammunition, recognising that it is for each Party to the Convention to determine whether or how to …

… This would take the form of an Amendment, and each Party would then need to ratify it. In this way, the …