Legislative recommendations Step 4 Sample Clauses

Legislative recommendations Step 4. Ensure legislative/regulatory effectiveness: create enforcement legislation with effective deterrent mechanisms and infringement penalties Enhance enforcement and deterrence mechanisms relating to the use of poison-baits Updating legislation; the details on relevant migratory bird components will need to be identified and addressed Ministry of Environment Ministry of Agriculture Medium End 2018 Suspend/withdraw hunting licenses for persons and areas where illegal poison- bait activity occurs Ministry of Agriculture Low End 2018 Establish sentencing guidelines to ensure consistent and effective outcomes Ministry of Agriculture Ministry of Environment Medium End 2018 Increase capacity and capability for enforcement with focused resourcing Ministry of Agriculture Medium From Mid 2018 PRIORITIZED ACTIVITIES MEANS OF IMPLEMENTATION RESPONSIBLE FOR IMPLEMENTATION PRIORITY High, Medium or Low TIMELINE DEADLINE ADDITONAL NOTES Ministry of Environment Introduce vicarious liability Ministry of Agriculture Low End 2018 Restrict access to highly toxic substances through stronger enforcement of supply chain: the ways poisons are acquired and why the established control mechanisms do not prevent their illegal use Remove grace periods for banned products Ministry of Agriculture Low End 2018 Establish consistent product removal policies between countries Ministry of Environment Ministry of Agriculture Medium From Mid 2018
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Legislative recommendations Step 4 create enforcement legislation with effective deterrent mechanisms and infringement penalties Include the recommendations of the guidelines into the on- going revision processes of the Agrochemicals Act and the Wildlife Act (alignment between the two Acts to be ensured) Ministry of Agriculture (Agricultural Act) Ministry of Environment (Wildlife Act) High Ongoing (End of 2018) PRIORITIZED ACTIVITIES MEANS OF IMPLEMENTATION RESPONSIBLE FOR IMPLEMENTATION PRIORITY High, Medium or Low TIMELINE DEADLINE ADDITONAL NOTES Ensure that wildlife poisoning is a key component in the UNODC (Office on Drugs and Crime) project on wildlife & forest crime analytic toolkit Wildlife Department High Immediate Judiciary training Regional: SA Wildlife College (Hoedspruit) – wildlife crime course offered to practitioners in the region by collaboration of INTERPOL KAZA (Kavango-Zambezi Trans-Frontier Conservation Area) Regional Police College in Otse (Botswana) – US- funded Intergovernmental wildlife crime enforcement network (US-sponsored)
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Legislative recommendations Step 4. Create enforcement legislation with effective deterrent mechanisms and penalties Existing legislation, which recognizes poison baits as criminal action; cf. also Zimbabwe Medium 2018 Enhance enforcement and deterrence mechanisms relating to the use of poison-baits Joint operation of Ministry of Agriculture, Police and Ministry of Home Affairs National Trust Commission, Police Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs (same as Zimbabwe) Medium Ongoing but 2017 Process of revision of legislation Restrict access to highly toxic substances through stronger enforcement of supply chain: identify the ways poisons are acquired and why the established control mechanisms do not prevent their illegal use Already illegal; Game Act restricts use. Implementation as a part of domestication of the Rotterdam Convention and implementation of chemicals legislation Big game park, Ministry of Agriculture Medium 2018 PRIORITIZED ACTIVITIES MEANS OF IMPLEMENTATION RESPONSIBLE FOR IMPLEMENTATION PRIORITY High, Medium or Low TIMELINE DEADLINE ADDITONAL NOTES Poison Baits - Vultures High 2017
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Legislative recommendations Step 4. Create enforcement legislation with effective deterrent mechanisms and penalties Legislation existing, recognizing it as criminal action Review the regulatory framework and if necessary develop new instruments. Stricter compliance with exististing instruments Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Agriculture and police (case of Quelea control Act) Medium 2017 Enhance enforcement and deterrence mechanisms relating to the use of poison-baits Intensifying monitoring and improve institutional coordination Joint operation of the Ministries of Agriculture and Environment and the police and Ministry of Home Affairs Applicable for both Swaziland and Zambia. National authorities, National Trust Commission, police, Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs Ministry of Environment & Ministry of Agriculture Medium Ongoing 2017 Process of revision of legislation PRIORITIZED ACTIVITIES MEANS OF IMPLEMENTATION RESPONSIBLE FOR IMPLEMENTATION PRIORITY High, Medium or Low TIMELINE DEADLINE ADDITONAL NOTES Restrict access to highly toxic substances through stronger enforcement of supply chain: identify the ways poisons are acquired and why the established control mechanisms do not prevent their illegal use Restrictions existing, but identification of gaps in the system necessary; monitor efficiency through record of incidents and localities; National database existing at both Ministries Medium (also years without reports) 2017 Poison Baits - Vultures Monitor possible occurrence; Zimbabwe also involving Birdlife Zimbabwe Ministry of Environment High 2017 Poaching through poisoning low, rather use of snares or guns, mostly due to human-wildlife conflict and agriculture. secondary effect not targeted to vultures
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