Examples of using PIC procedure in English and their translations into Spanish
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That the procedures established for the operation of the interim PIC procedure be adopted for the operation of the Convention PIC procedure, with the understanding that they will continue to evolve as experience is gained in their implementation.
regional economic integration organizations participated during the interim PIC procedure, that had not become Parties to the Rotterdam Convention shall have no special status, according to the provisions of the Convention and become"non-parties.
environmental reasons by Parties and which have been notified by Parties for inclusion in the PIC procedure.
the list of chemicals contained in Annex III of the Convention and subject to the PIC procedure is provided, along with the associated Decision Guidance Documents in English,
pesticide covered by the PIC procedure, other State parties agree not to export this product to that country.
pesticides to the list covered by the PIC procedure- and they are likely to add dozens of new substances over the next few years.
export notifications and the PIC procedure.
were to be included in the PIC procedure, then the PIC List would be overwhelmed by sheer numbers.
That the PIC regions adopted at the first meeting of the Conference of the Parties should be based on the regions used during the interim PIC procedure, pending consideration of the geographical distribution of Parties at that time.
Notifications and proposals by participating States under the interim PIC procedure are not eligible for consideration by the Chemical Review Committee under articles 5 to 7 of the Convention.
developing countries and countries with economies in transition highlighted the importance of financial assistance to their ability to implement a legally binding PIC procedure.
The criteria, compiled in 1990 on the basis of the discussions/meeting reports when the PIC procedure was developed,
the UNEP London Guidelines, to operate a PIC procedure for pesticides and chemicals, respectively.
establishing a PIC procedure and other obligations as described in Part I of this Guide.
FAO are jointly implementing the PIC procedure and negotiations are well under way towards a PIC convention.
of which there are currently 37 subject to the PIC procedure 22 pesticides,
The PIC procedure is a mechanism for formally obtaining
such as the Designated National Authorities(DNAs) under the PIC procedure, as well as representatives from Ministries which have a role in the implementation of the Convention such as Agriculture,
will be extensively discussed as milestones of the PIC Procedure and of Information Exchange,
In addition, through the Prior Informed Consent or PIC Procedure, it provides a legally binding mechanism to support national decisions on the import of selected chemicals