Reports from Observers to AC6 Sample Clauses

Reports from Observers to AC6. 7.2.1 The Convention on Migratory Species (CMS) reported that it is conducting a survey of the impacts of xxxx netting on migratory marine fauna, including, but not limited to, seabirds. The survey‟s report is expected to be considered at the Tenth Session of the Conference of Parties to the CMS, to be held in Bergen, Norway in November 2011. It was considered that this report would be of value to the work of the Seabird Bycatch Working Group (SBWG). Ecuador noted that it was conducting its own domestic study of the effects of artisanal xxxx netting. 7.2.2 Verbal reports were given by four non-governmental organisations, Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition (ASOC), BirdLife International, Humane Society International and World Wildlife Fund (WWF). All expressed their appreciation in continuing to being able to collaborate with ACAP, especially in relation to addressing seabird bycatch issues at regional fishery management organisations that deal with tuna fisheries (tuna RFMOs). The meeting expressed its thanks for the positive contributions made by NGOs to the work of ACAP. 7.2.3 Written statements received at the meeting from Observers are included in ANNEX 22. 7.2.4 South Africa thanked Observers attending the Advisory Committee meeting for the substantial contributions they had made to assisting South Africa in its implementation of the Agreement, as well as to overall functioning of the Agreement. 7.2.5 BirdLife International noted with appreciation the excellent intersessional collaboration with the ACAP Secretariat, Parties and Advisory Committee Working Groups, on a wide variety of issues, especially those relating to interactions with RFMOs. 7.2.6 WWF expressed its appreciation for the opportunity to formally observe the Sixth Advisory Committee meeting to ACAP and congratulated the Agreement on achievements to date to improve the conservation status of ACAP species. The importance of formal advice and technical knowledge imparted by ACAP cannot be underestimated. WWF reiterated that it is committed to supporting the work of the Agreement on a global scale.
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