Примеры использования To gmos на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Activities with respect to GMOs had also been deferred.
Paragraph 6(a) and(c), which shall be construed in a manner applicable to GMOs.
The Meeting agreed on the proposed activities related to GMOs in decision IV/6 on the work programme for 2012- 2014 ECE/MP. PP/2011/L.6, as amended.
Item 4 Legally binding options for further developing the application of the Convention to GMOs.
Recognizing that further developing the application of the Convention to GMOs may be achieved through both binding and non-binding measures.
Therefore, all provisions that refer to environmental information refer to GMOs as well.
The most important rules limiting access to information related to GMOs seem to be article 4, paragraphs 4(d),(e),(g) and(h), of the Convention.
Draft decision for the second meeting of the Parties to further the application of the Convention to GMOs.
II. Analysis of the public participation provisions in the main international andregional agreements relevant to GMOs and their relationship to the provisions of the Aarhus Convention.
It would also be helpful to give training to lawyers and judges on access to justice in relation to GMOs.
The Guidelines on Access to Information, Public Participation andAccess to Justice with respect to GMOs and any experience acquired therewith and with the Convention;
The discussion groups reported the following outcomes from their discussions on good practices regarding access to information with respect to GMOs.
The option of a new annex to the Convention related to GMOs(option(e)) was discussed.
Well established values and principles from medical research relating to human health and safety andanimal welfare also apply to GMOs.
In exploring the legally binding approach to the further development of the application of the Convention to GMOs, which legally binding option(s) do you prefer and why?
The Dutch system already complies with the guidelines on access to information, public participation andaccess to justice with respect to GMOs.
With regard to the first question, the paper listed the legally binding options for developing the application of the Convention to GMOs which had been identified by the previous Working Group, namely.
The Chairperson of the former Working Group is expected to report on the activities of that Working Group towards further developing the application of the Convention to GMOs.
A description of the national and, if appropriate, supranational legal framework(s)related to GMOs and products derived therefrom, including labelling requirements and contact point(s) for further information;
It could perhaps be argued that the adoption of a new annex would be inappropriate unless the application of article 6 to GMOs required detailed elaboration.
The analysis should build upon the existing legal analysis of the application of the Convention to GMOs(CEP/WG.5/AC.3/2001/4) and should analyse all the options which were discussed in the first meeting of the Working Group as well as additional options proposed by delegations.
There appears therefore to be less flexibility in the way in which article 6,paragraph 1(b), applies to decisions relating to GMOs than in the way in which article 6, paragraph 11.
The Working Group is expected to consider and select the most appropriate option(s)for a legally binding approach to further developing the application of the Convention to GMOs.
The implementation of this provision may be seen as supportive of effective public participation in decision-making relating to GMOs, as in other areas of environmental decision-making, but clearly does not directly provide for such participation.
The Working Group on Genetically Modified Organisms(GMO) has continued to explore, select anddevelop options for a legally binding approach to further developing the application of the Convention to GMOs.
The implications of applying the various paragraphs of article 6, paragraph 6, to activities relating to GMOs are also discussed at paragraphs 11-28 above see in particular para. 24 in relation to art. 6, para. 6(e), and para. 27 in relation to art. 6, para. 9.
In conclusion, there is clearly a potential overlap between obligations arising under article 8(g) and article 14 of the Conventionon Biological Diversity and article 6 of the Aarhus Convention in relation to public participation in decisions relating to GMOs/LMOs.
At the invitation of the Cartagena secretariat, the Convention secretariat wrote an article on"Promoting Public Participation andAccess to Information with respect to GMOs: Experiences and lessons learned under the Aarhus Convention" for the sixth issue of Biosafety News, published in July 2009.
The Guidelines on Access to Information, Public Participation andAccess to Justice with respect to GMOs and any experience acquired therewith;
The Meeting of the Parties also adopted a set of Guidelines on Access to Information, Public Participation andAccess to Justice with respect to GMOs(MP. PP/2002/6) and resolved to keep them under review,to monitor their implementation, and to consider the need for complementing them with a more detailed handbook.