Activities Undertaken in 2006-2007 Sample Clauses

Activities Undertaken in 2006-2007. 3.1.1 Significant progress had been made on the Secretariat’s work programme since the last meeting of the Advisory Committee and in furthering implementation of the Agreement’s Action Plan. The Secretariat supported the operation of the Second Meeting of the Parties, the Waved Albatross Workshop, held in Lima, Peru and the current meeting of the Advisory Committee. The Secretariat also represented the Agreement at international meetings of relevance to the Agreement, including the Scientific Committee and Commission meetings of the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC), the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR), the Food and Agriculture Organization, Committee on Fisheries (COFI), the Meeting of Fisheries Secretariats, and the Joint Meeting of Tuna Regional Fisheries Management Organizations (RFMOs). 3.1.2 Argentina expressed concern on the late submission of documents which limited the ability of all Parties to undertake their domestic consultation processes. As a contribution for the preparation of future documents, Argentina suggested the inclusion of background information about the proposed actions and the inclusion of legal references, where appropriate. Argentina also considered that further development of the website was desirable. The Executive Secretary advised that the website was being reviewed (and later gave a demonstration of the draft version). The new site should improve access to documents in the three languages of the Agreement. 3.1.3 Other key activities of the Secretariat included the development of two memoranda of understanding, one with the Government of Tasmania, the second with the WCPFC, and providing assistance to the Advisory Committee’s Working Groups during the intersessional period. 3.1.4 The Secretariat presented the Committee with an early draft MoU with the WCPFC (AC3 Doc 29), which was initiated at the request of the WCPFC Scientific Committee (Article 22 - WCPFC Convention, Article XI - ACAP Agreement). The Executive Secretaries of the two organisations had prepared the draft in the margins of the Regional Fishery Body Secretariats Network (RNN-1) in Rome, 12-13 March 2007. Various members noted that this could be an encouraging and positive development. The MoU will be forwarded intersessionally to Parties for their consideration and advice. 3.1.5 The Committee noted with pleasure the contributions of many Parties in supporting the work of the Secretariat and ...
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