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Annex Specifications Task Force Members.
Summary Report prepared by the Specifications Task Force.
The Specifications Task Force was thanked for its efforts.
Four meetings of the Bureau were held in collaboration with the Specifications Task Force.
He acknowledged the efforts of the Specifications Task Force since the first session.
He also thanked the Specifications Task Force, and in particular its Chair Mr. James Ross, for the significant work undertaken since May 2012 in relation to the draft specifications for application of UNFC-2009.
The issues raised andthe comments of the Bureau and the Specifications Task Force Phase Two on each were as follows.
It was noted that the Specifications Task Force met on a number of occasions at the time of the Expert Group session.
In the interim the Communications Sub-Committee will coordinate its work with the Specifications Task Force as required.
The Expert Group agreed that the Specifications Task Force has successfully completed its tasks. .
In the interim the Communications Sub-Committee should coordinate its work with the Specifications Task Force as required.
It is underlined that the Specifications Task Force was not tasked to write specifications and guidelines.
In 2010, the Expert Group on Resource Classification started work on development of specifications for UNFC-2009 and tasked a Specifications Task Force to undertake the drafting.
The specifications documents developed by the Specifications Task Force are to be issued for a public consultation.
The Chair introduced this item,noting that the Bureau discussions previously envisaged to take place after the first session had not progressed due to the work of the Specifications Task Force taking priority.
The Expert Group recommended that the Specifications Task Force continue until such time as the Technical Advisory Group is established.
It is noted that once the Technical Advisory Group is established the Specifications Task Force has completed its mandate and ceases to exist.
It was noted that the Specifications Task Force had compiled the findings of its research into a draft Report"Stakeholder Requirements for Specifications for UNFC-2009.
These issues were noted anddiscussed in detail at a joint meeting of the Bureau and Specifications Task Force that followed the close of the first day of the fourth session.
Work to be undertaken: The Specifications Task Force Phase Two is to continue its work to develop generic specifications for UNFC-2009, in close collaboration with CRIRSCO and SPE.
The Sub-Committee is to co-ordinate its work with the Technical Advisory Group(a subgroup of the Expert Group on Resource Classification)once established(and the Specifications Task Force in the interim), in particular in relation to any events that focus on capacity building on UNFC-2009.
He also thanked the Specifications Task Force, and in particular its Chair, James Ross, the Communications Sub-Committee and the Task Force on the UNFC and Recipient Reservoirs for the work undertaken since April 2010.
The preliminary draft text of the generic specifications(unofficial room document INF.1"Specifications for the application of UNFC-200- draft report prepared by the Specifications Task Force) is to be updated to both reflect comments provided at the second session of the Expert Group and also the feedback from CRIRSCO and SPE scheduled to be received in November 2011.
This Specifications Task Force is established to document the specific requirements for further specifications of the UNFC-2009 that can be identified and to indicate whether or not those needs are sufficiently well addressed in other classifications that map to the UNFC-2009.
Expressed appreciation for the work undertaken by the Specifications Task Force on identifying stakeholder needs for specifications for UNFC-2009;
Agreed that the successor Specifications Task Force(established by and reporting to the Bureau) should consider all issues raised by stakeholders that are not currently addressed fully in the CRIRSCO Template and/or the SPE-PRMS and as contained in the final version of the Report of the original Specifications Task Force.
The draft text of the generic specifications(unofficial room document EGRC-3/2012/INF.1"Specifications for the application of UNFC-2009- draft document prepared by the Specifications Task Force") was requested to be updated to both reflect comments provided at the third session of the Expert Group and also the feedback requested to be submitted in writing by 1 June 2012.
He highlighted the key issues:the priority work of the Specifications Task Force Phase Two; mapping of the UNFC to other classification systems; testing of the UNFC by members of the Expert Group; establishment of the Communications Sub-Committee and promotion of the UNFC through conferences, workshops, articles and technical papers; the work of the Task Force on UNFC and Recipient Reservoirs; and, ongoing support of the IASB Extractive Activities Research Project.
The draft text of the generic specifications(unofficial room document EGRC-3/2012/INF.1"Specifications for the application of UNFC-2009- draft document prepared by the Specifications Task Force) is to be updated to both reflect comments provided at the third session of the Expert Group and also the feedback requested to be submitted in writing by 1 June 2012.
He highlighted the key issues:the priority work of the Specifications Task Force Phase Two; mapping of UNFC-2009 to other classification systems; testing of UNFC-2009 by members of the Expert Group; establishment of the Communications Sub-Committee and promotion of UNFC-2009 through conferences, workshops, articles and technical papers; the work of the Task Force on UNFC and Recipient Reservoirs; and, on-going monitoring of financial reporting issues of relevance to the Expert Group.