Colombia: The idea was to facilitate exchange of experience. We are prepared to accept the proposal from the USA. We think that the exchange of experience and good practices is something that must continue among member states. Germany: We suggest replacing ‘tackling’ by ‘addressing’. Russian Federation: Why are we not referring to the INCB in …
Switzerland
Committee of the whole – Resolution L10 continued
After an angry vivid 25 minute discussion, the meeting reconvenes. Kenya: The consensus that is emerging is to take the proposal of south africa. It is in the last line, is to use “all drugs” including “cannabis” in particular Morocco: We are not happy with the cannabis inclusion. there is a lot of political issues …
Committee of the whole – Resolution L5: strengthening cooperation on controlling pre-cursors
CND day 4 – Committee of the whole: L5 continued Peru: We have come up with compromised language and we have a new OP11. “Member states to continue to submit to the unodc, through the anrq, information related to questions related to cases of illicit traffic in their jurisdiction…” EU: I would like to refer …
Committee of the Whole – Resolution L13 (continued)
OP 4 Switzerland: Clarification: ‘in particular the States affected by drug abuse’? Venezuela: The principle of shared responsibility is one that affects countries that are most touched by drug abuse, and they need to make efforts to decrease demand and production. Everybody needs to make efforts, in order to get a chain of responsibility. Netherlands: …
Committee of the whole – Resolution L13: Cooperation to assist the States most affected by the transit of drugs.
CND day 3 – Committee of the whole: Preliminary paragraphs Venezuela: We think the term “most affected” by the transit of drugs is the most effective terminology. Uruguay: We would like to co-sponsor this resolution. Colombia: We would like to co-sponsor this resolution as well. Shared responsibility in the international community is important for this …
CND day 3 – Plenary, Other matters arising from the drug control treaties : Switzerland and Japan
Expressing concern at the lack of support for the WHO in analysing new substances