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The Conference may wish to encourage States parties to comprehensively trace all firearms that may have been illicitly manufactured or trafficked.
Noting the country-specific guides developed in the context of the G-8 and G-20, the Conference may wish to encourage States parties to develop similar guides on asset tracing and mutual legal assistance in their jurisdictions and make them publicly available, including through the legal library and the Mutual Legal Assistance Request Writer Tool;
The Conference may wish to encourage States to continue to implement the recommendations adopted by the Working Group at its first meeting, which were reaffirmed by the Group at its second meeting.
In order to optimize the reporting efforts of States, the Conference may wish to encourage the Secretariat to seek closer cooperation with the secretariats of relevant international and regional organizations and explore the feasibility of sharing information on and cross-referencing their respective assessments or reporting tools, with a view to reducing the reporting burden of States and preventing duplication of efforts;
The Conference may wish to encourage States parties to conduct continuous capacity-building and training activities for law enforcement, judicial and customs authorities on the identification and tracing of firearms.
Recommendation 5 The Conference may wish to encourage the use of forensic and ballistic tools to promote cooperation among States in international firearms trafficking investigations.
While the Conference may wish to encourage such an approach, the decision would need to be left to the discretion of the country concerned, with no decision of the Conference being required in this regard.
The Conference may wish to encourage UNODC and States parties to cooperate with all relevant stakeholders, as appropriate, in the gathering of statistical information and analysis related to illicit trafficking in firearms.
The Conference may wish to encourage States that have participated in the first and second years of work of the current review cycle to share their experiences of the review process and provide lessons learned and suggestions for improvement.
The Conference may wish to encourage UNODC to continue its efforts towards completing the global study on firearms and to invite Member States to participate in and to contribute to the global study, as appropriate.
The Conference may wish to encourage States parties to initiate preparations for their own reviews well in advance and request assistance from the secretariat for the completion of responses to the self-assessment checklist, where appropriate.
The Conference may wish to encourage Member States to consider the use of available tools, in particular marking and/or record-keeping technologies, to facilitate the tracing of firearms and, where possible, their parts and components and ammunition.
The Conference may wish to encourage Member States to share information on the terms and concepts they use in relation to firearms, their parts and components and ammunition, with a view to establishing equivalent terminology and facilitating the tracing of firearms.
The Conference may wish to encourage States parties to promote the regular exchange of experiences on different methods and tools to combat the illicit trafficking in firearms, their parts and components and ammunition, including marking in accordance with the Firearms Protocol.
The Conference may wish to encourage States parties to develop or strengthen coordination among relevant and competent national authorities, with a view to enhancing capacities for statistics and data collection, analysis and information-sharing related to illicit firearms trafficking.
The Conference may wish to encourage Member States and other donors to consider providing extrabudgetary resources to UNODC for the provision of technical and legislative assistance to Member States, upon request, to accede to and implement the Firearms Protocol.
The Conference may wish to encourage States to endorse the recommendations adopted by the Working Group and to take note of the fruitful exchange of information concerning good practices and experiences, including contributions from Member States and other relevant stakeholders facilitated in the Working Group.
The Conference may wish to encourage States to reinforce cooperation at the bilateral, subregional, regional and international levels to prevent and combat transregional trafficking in firearms, their parts and components and ammunition, and other forms of trafficking, including through mutual legal assistance and extradition.
The Conference may wish to encourage States parties to establish and strengthen their national system of export and import licensing or authorization over firearms, their parts and components and ammunition, in accordance with the Firearms Protocol, with a view to preventing the illicit manufacturing of and trafficking in firearms, their parts and components and ammunition.
The Committee on Conferences may wish to encourage all meeting bodies to do so.
While recognizing that access to the internet is rapidly increasing among the Parties to the Convention, the Conference of the Parties may wish to encourage enhanced internet connectivity among the Parties to facilitate easier communication.
The Conference of the Parties may wish to encourage the formulation of specific actions at the national level to further develop synergy processes that would contribute to a more effective implementation of the Rio conventions.
The Conference of the Parties may wish to encourage Parties to prepare focused summaries in accordance with the guidance contained in the annex to the report of the first meeting of the Chemical Review Committee UNEP/FAO/RC/COP.2/8, annex IV.
The Conference of the Parties may wish to encourage industry bodies, non-governmental organizations and Parties to provide the information requested for the determination of the ongoing trade in chemicals as contained in the annex to the report of the first meeting of the Chemical Review Committee UNEP/FAO/RC/COP.2/8, annex III.
The Conference may wish to consider ways to encourage enhanced regional responses to technical assistance needs where appropriate.
The Conference may wish to request UNODC and to encourage States parties to cooperate with all relevant stakeholders in the field of awareness-raising related to the illicit manufacturing of and trafficking in firearms, in particular with the private sector, academia, civil society and the media.
The Conference may also wish to encourage States parties to implement the Convention in respect of trafficking in cultural property, including the international cooperation provisions.
The Conference of the Parties may also wish to encourage Parties to contribute to the voluntary trust fund thereby allowing for implementation of the planned activities.
The Conference may also wish to encourage countries to engage actively in the preparation of the review of chapter V of the Convention against Corruption in the second cycle of the Mechanism for the Review of Implementation of the Convention against Corruption, and to request the Working Group to make recommendations in that regard.
The Conference of the Parties may therefore wish to encourage the United Nations regional groups to meet during the course of the meeting to elect officers to serve on the Bureau from the end of the fifth meeting until the end of the sixth meeting and to inform the Conference of the Parties of the results of such elections.