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Relevant articles of the fourth session draft text.
It is drawn from the fourth session draft text UNEP(DTIE)/Hg/INC.4/8, annex I and is for illustrative purposes only.
I have retained the two options for new facilities from the fourth session draft text.
Not included in the fourth session draft text UNEP(DTIE)/Hg/INC.4/8.
Relationship of each subparagraph of article 20 bis to other relevant articles of the fourth session draft text.
Appendix Changes to the fourth session draft text, by article and annex.
In relation to providing information on andcommunicating the risks, the following references in the fourth session draft text are relevant.
I have retained from the fourth session draft text the options relating to the provision of technical assistance and technology transfer.
The purpose of the present commentary is to explain the changes that I have made to the fourth session draft text and the reasons for those changes.
The fourth session draft text contained two options for Article 25 bis that represented different approaches to the establishment of an expert body.
A table is included at the end of the report to relate each subparagraph of article 20 bis to relevant references elsewhere in the fourth session draft text.
No other article of the fourth session draft text imposes a general requirement for strengthening the capacity of health professionals.
Some provisions of article 20 bis, including elements of subparagraphs(a),(b),(c) and(d) of paragraph 1,may be directly covered under other articles of the fourth session draft text.
Paragraph 5 of the fourth session draft text included a number of options for dealing with the import of mercury for artisanal and small-scale gold mining.
I have amended the language to refer to the Conference of the Parties establishing"arrangements" to comprehend the issues identified in the fourth session draft text.
The formulation of Article 33 in the fourth session draft text presents two options regarding reservations: one would allow them and the other would not.
This means that in places there are gaps where I omitted in my draft text articles andannexes that were in the fourth session draft text.
In my draft text I have not included the option in the fourth session draft text that would permit withdrawal from the mercury instrument after one year.
The fourth session draft text includes two options in respect of exemptions that were carried forward from the earlier drafts of the mercury instrument.
For each subparagraph of article 20 bis, the secretariat has listed the main provisions of the fourth session draft text that, according to its analysis, reflect best its content.
With regard to the review andpossible extension of exemptions, I have proposed more concise language that is intended to include the policy elements from option 1 in the fourth session draft text.
Consistent with UNEP Governing Council decision 25/5 III, paragraph 25,the provisions contained in the fourth session draft text are aimed at reducing risks to human health from mercury and its compounds.
The identification of vulnerable populations and/or populations at risk appears in some cases as a prerequisite for the implementation of provisions of the fourth session draft text, for example.
Several provisions of the fourth session draft text would contribute to the establishment of scientific, technical and analytical capacity by parties for the prevention, diagnosis, monitoring and treatment of exposure to mercury and its compounds, including.
The adoption of health-based guidelines relating to the exposure of mercury andmercury compounds is not explicitly envisaged in provisions of the fourth session draft text other than in article 20 bis.
I note that a difference of approach remaining at the end of our fourth session and reflected in the fourth session draft text relates to whether the Conference of the Parties should adopt requirements on environmentally sound storage in the form of an additional annex or in the form of guidance.
The register inparagraph 1 bis(now 3) is intended to include initially the products formerly listed in Part III of Annex C as indicated in Annex I of the fourth session draft text UNEP(DTIE)/Hg/INC.4/8.
In paragraph 5 of the article in the fourth session draft text, however, the provisions relating to which ratifying parties are counted in determining when an amendment enters into force were enclosed in brackets with the intent of preventing problems of the kind that have arisen in connection with the adoption of amendments to another agreement.
Some provisions of article 20 bis, including subparagraph(e) and elements of subparagraph(f) of paragraph 1, as well as subparagraphs(a) and(b) of paragraph 2, may not be clearly covered ormay be only partially covered under articles elsewhere in the fourth session draft text.
I compiled a provisional list of products in the annex based on the examples given in part I of appendix A to the annex in the fourth session draft text(UNEP(DTIE)/Hg/INC.4/8), and I also included the exemptions as previously included.