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G/LIC/W/40/Rev.1 
29 October 2012 
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DRAFT 
 
REPORT (2012) OF THE COMMITTEE ON IMPORT LICENSING 
TO THE COUNCIL FOR TRADE IN GOODS 
 
Revision 
 
 
1. The Agreement on Import Licensing Procedures (hereinafter "the Agreement") which entered  
into force on 1 January 1995, establishes disciplines on users of import licensing systems with the 
principal objective of ensuring that the procedur es applied for granting import licences do not in 
themselves restrict trade.  It aims to simplify, clarify and minimize the administrative requirements necessary to obtain import licences. 
2. The Committee on Import Licensing was established to afford Members the opportunity of 
consulting on any matters relati ng to the operation of the Agreement or the furtherance of its 
objectives.  The Committee's Rules of Procedure, which were approved by the Council for Trade in 
Goods, are contained in document G/L/147. 
3. All Members of the WTO are ipso facto  members of the Committee.  Observer governments 
in the General Council of the WTO have Observe r status in the Committ ee. The International 
Monetary Fund, the World Bank and UNCTAD have regular Observer status in the Committee. 
4. The focus of this report is on the period si nce the Committee's last annual report (G/L/968), 
i.e. 15 October 2011 - 29 October 2012 (hereinafter "t he review period").  During the review period, 
the Committee held two meetings on 27 April and 29 October 2012 (G/LIC/M/35 and [G/LIC/M/36]).  
At its meeting on 27 April 2012, the Committee t ook note of the nomination of Mr. Pierre-Emmanuel 
Brusselmans (Belgium) as Chairperson of the Co mmittee for the current year and elected him by 
acclamation.  At that meeting, the Committee el ected as Vice-Chairperson for the current year, 
Mrs. Elisa Olmedo de Alejandro (Mexico).  Pursuant  to Committee's Rules of Procedure, they took 
office at the end of that meeting.   
5. Pursuant to Articles 1.4(a) and/or 8.2(b) of  the Agreement and procedures agreed by the 
Committee, all Members are required, upon membersh ip to the WTO, to notify the sources of the 
information pertaining to their laws, regulations and administrative procedures relevant to import 
licensing.  Any subsequent changes to these laws, re gulations and administrative procedures are also 
required to be published and notified.  Since the entry into force of the WTO Agreement, [101] (up to 
15.10.12) Members
1 have notified the Committee of their legi slation and/or publications under these 
provisions.  During the review period, the Committee received [14] notifications from the following 
[13] Members: [Albania, the Eu ropean Union, Georgia, Liechte nstein, Macao China, Malawi, 
Morocco, Nicaragua, the Separate Customs Terri tory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu, 
Switzerland, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, and Viet Nam, updated (15.10.2012). (see Figure 1).  
                                                      
1 The European Union and its Member States counted as one Member. G/LIC/W/40/Rev.1 
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  These notifications may be found in document series G/LIC/N/1/-.  Copies of publications and 
legislation submitted with these notifications are available for consultation in the Secretariat. 
6. The Committee also received, pursuant to paragr aphs 5.1-5.4 of Article 5, [18] notifications 
relating to the institution of new import licensi ng procedures or changes in these procedures from 
[9] Members: [Argentina, the Eu ropean Union, Indonesia, Kuwait, Malawi, Malaysia, Morocco, 
Thailand, and Viet Nam (up to 15.10.2012) (see Fi gure 1).  These notifications may be found in 
document series G/LIC/N/2/-.  Since the entry into  force of the WTO Agreement [40] Members have 
submitted notifications under these provisions.  Arti cle 5.5 of the Agreement allows Members to 
submit reverse notifications, where a Member considers that another Member has not notified the institution of a licensing procedure or changes in  the procedures.  However, no such reverse 
notifications have been received under this provisi on since the entry into force of the Agreement. 
7.  Article 7.3 of the Agreement requires all Me mbers to provide replies to the Questionnaire on 
Import Licensing Procedures
2 by 30 September each year.  Since the entry into force of the WTO 
Agreement, [104] (up to 15.10.12) Members have made notifications under this provision.  This 
includes replies to the Questionnaire from 11 Members in 1995, 22 Members in 1996, 25 Members in 
1997, 26 Members in 1998, 20 Members in 1999, 32 Members in 2000, 23 Members in 2001, 
41 Members in 2002, 25 Members in 2003, 21 Members in 2004, 19 Members in 2005, 46 Members in 2006; 37 Members in 2007, 31 Members in 2008, 42 Members in 2009, 41 Members in 2010, 43 Members up in 2011, and [32] Members in 2012 (up to 15.10.2012).  During the review period, the Committee received [41] notifications from the foll owing [37] Members:  [Argentina, Australia, 
Bahrain, Barbados, Cambodia, Canada, Co sta Rica, Croatia, Dominican Republic, the 
European Union, Georgia, Honduras, Hong Kong Ch ina, Japan, Liechtenstein, Malawi, Malaysia, 
Mali, Nepal, Nicaragua, Nigeria, Norway, Oman , Panama, Peru, Paraguay Rwanda, the Separate 
Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen a nd Matsu, Singapore, South Africa, Switzerland, 
Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, Ukraine,  Uruguay and the United States (up to 15.10.2012) 
(see Figure 1).  These notifications may be found in document series G/LIC/N/3/-. 
 
FIGURE 1: NUMBER OF MEMBERS HAVING NOTIFIED AND NUMBER OF 
NOTIFICATIONS SUBMITTED DURI NG THE REVIEW PERIOD 2011-2012 
 
[up to 15.10.2012] 
                                                      
2 Annexed to document G/LIC/3.  G/LIC/W/40/Rev.1 
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8. Written questions and replies to and from Me mbers concerning notifications submitted to the 
Committee and/or on import licensing procedures maintained by Members, may be found in 
document series G/LIC/Q/-3. During the period under review:  
(i)  the United States submitted written qu estions to Viet Nam (G/LIC/Q/VNM//2),  with respect 
to its import licensing regime and responses to the Annual Questionnaire 
(G/LIC/N/3/VNM/1);  
(ii)  the United States, (G/LIC/Q/IND/19), submitte d additional questions to India relating to its 
import licensing regime applied to boric acid;  
(iii)  the United States and Canada (G/LIC/Q/I DN/19), submitted questions to Indonesia on its 
non-automatic import licensing requirements a pplied to livestock, livestock products 
including meats, and fresh and processed fruits and vegetables; 
(iv)  Switzerland (G/LIC/Q/BRA/16), submitted written questions to Brazil on its "RADAR import 
authorization system" to prevent fraud by th e so-called "ghost companies" in Brazil; 
(v)  Turkey (G/LIC/Q/IND/20) submitted writte n questions to India concerning the import 
licensing regime and quota system applied to  imports of marble and similar stones from 
Turkey; 
(vi)  the United States (G/LIC/Q/IDN/21) su bmitted follow-up questions to Indonesia on its 
responses in document G/LIC/Q/IDN/18 to the in itial questions posed by the United States in 
document  G/LIC/Q/IDN/17;  
(vii)  the United States, the European Union and Japan (G/LIC/Q/IDN/22 and 
G/LIC/Q/IDN/22/Add.1) submitted written questions  to Indonesia on its import restrictions 
applied to horticultural products; and,   
 The following Members provided respo nses to comments and questions:  
(i)  Viet Nam responded in document G/LIC/Q/VNM /3 to questions posed by the United States in 
document G/LIC/Q/VNM/2;  
(ii)  Indonesia responded in document G/LIC/Q/IDN/18 to the questions posed by the United 
States on Regulation 57/12/2010, which renewe d Decree 56 of 2008, and on Indonesia's 
responses to the Annual Questionnaire contained in document G/LIC/N/3/IDN/4; 
(iii)  Indonesia responded in document G/LIC/Q/IDN/20 to the questions posed by the United 
States and Canada in document G/LIC/Q/IDN/19; and 
(iv)  India responded in document G/LIC/Q/I ND/18 to questions posed by Turkey in document 
G/LIC/Q/IND/17 on India's import licensing regime  applied to marble and similar stones, as 
referred to in India's response to the An nual Questionnaire (G/LIC/N/3/IND/12).  
9. The delegations of Australia, the European Union, Japan, Korea, Norway, Turkey and the 
United States requested the Secretar iat to include in the agenda of the meeting on 27 April 2012, an 
item concerning Argentina's Import Licensing Measures and Procedures. These Members stated that, 
                                                      
3 See understanding on Procedures for the Review of Notifications (G/LIC/4). G/LIC/W/40/Rev.1 
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  further to the joint statement by Canada, Chin a, Costa Rica, Israel, New Zealand, Panama, 
Switzerland, Chinese Taipei and Thailand at a meet ing of the Goods Council in March 2012, they 
continued to have concerns over Ar gentina's trade-restrictive IL measures, particularly the new import 
requirements introduced on 1 February 2012, which required, in essence, the personal approval by the 
Secretary of Commerce, of every product importe d into Argentina.  Thailand, New Zealand, 
Costa Rica, Colombia, Peru, Chinese Taipei  and Switzerland echoed the concerns.  
10. Argentina reiterated the statement made  at the Goods Council on 30 March 2012 
(G/C/W/668) and indicated that during the Comm ittee meetings, it had not only responded to the 
various concerns expressed by Members, but ha d also fulfilled its transparency obligations. 
Additionally and with the aim to provide further tran sparency to its NAL, Argentina indicated that it 
had introduced in March 2011 the "Sistema Integrado de Comercio Exterior (SISCO)" so as to allow 
importers to submit their applications on line.    11. The European Union, the United States, Japan  and Mexico requested formal consultations 
with Argentina (see documents G/LIC/D/41–43).   
 
12. Turkey requested the Secretariat to include in the agenda of the meeting on 29 October 2012, 
an item concerning Thailand's import licensing prac tices for marble and similar stones. [To be 
updated in light of developments at th e 29 October meeting of the Committee]  
 
13. The Committee took note of the recommendation adopted by the General Council in paragraphs 29 to 31 of document WT/BFA/128 and agreed to follow them wherever possible.  With regard to notifications, the Secretariat was asked to prepare, for Members' consideration, a draft 
notification form for notifying under Article 7.3 of  the Agreement and a draft text on the use of 
electronic versions of attachments to notificati ons submitted under the different provisions in the 
Agreement. Consultations on these proposed dr afts would be held in informal mode.  
 14. During the review period, five Members had s ubmitted, for the first time, notifications to the 
Committee under various Articles of the Agreemen t: under Articles 1.4a) Viet Nam; under Article 5 
Morocco and Kuwait; and, under Artic le 7.3 Nepal and Paraguay.   
 
15. At its meeting of 29 October 2012, the Comm ittee conducted the Ninth Biennial Review of 
the Implementation and Operation of the Agreemen t under Article 7.1.  The Committee's report to 
the Council for Trade in Goods on this revi ew is contained in document G/LIC/[XX]. 
 
 
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  ANNEX 
 
Notifications1 
 
MEMBERS  HAVING  SUBMITTED  NOTIFICATIONS  SINCE  THE  ENTRY  INTO  FORCE  
OF THE  AGREEMENT  UNTIL  [15.10.2012] 
 
MEMBERS2 N/13 DATE N/24 DATE N/35 DATE 
ALBANIA N/1/ALB/4 09.10. 12 N/2/ALB/2 28.11.08  N/3/ALB/5 24.01.11 
ANGOLA N/1/AGO/1 12.05.11         
ANTIGUA & BARBUDA N/1/ATG/1 31.01. 02     N/3/ATG/2 30.01.02 
ARGENTINA N/1/ARG/4 14.04.11 N/2/ ARG/25 28.09.12 N/3/ARG/9 24.04.12 
ARMENIA N/1/ARM/4 24.09.07     N/3/ARM/5 03.10.08 
AUSTRALIA N/1/AUS/1/Add.1 22.05.97 N/2/AUS/1 14.06. 04 N/3/AUS/5 28.09.12 
BAHRAIN, KINGDOM 
OF N/1/BHR/1 13.06.97     N/3/BHR/2 23.01.12 
BANGLADESH N/1/BGD/2 01.04.05     N/3/BGD/4 05.10.07 
BARBADOS N/1//BRB/1 04.10.96     N/3/BRB/6 10.08.12 
BELIZE             
BENIN N/1/BEN/1 10.02. 97         
BOLIVIA, 
PLURINATIONAL 
STATE OF  N/1/BOL/1 16.06.97     N/3/BOL/3 29.06.00 
BOTSWANA             
BRAZIL N/1/BRA/5 19.04.10 N/2/BRA /5 19.04.10 N/3/BRA/9 16.09.11 
BRUNEI DARUSSALAM         N/3/BRN/1 10.04.97 
BURKINA FASO N/1/BFA/1 10.02.97      N/3/BFA/4 12.09.11 
BURUNDI N/1/BDI/1 27.04.01     N/3/BDI/2 07.11.01 
CAMBODIA         N/3/KHM/2 02.02.12 
CAMEROON N/1/CMR/1 18.09.01     N/3/CMR/3 25.09.09 
CANADA N/1/CAN/2 10.06.09     N/3/CAN/10 18.11.11 
CAPE VERDE          N/3/CPV/2 12.09.11 
CENTRAL AFRICAN 
REP.          N/3/CAF/1 16.12.10 
CHAD N/1/TCD/2 16.08.00     N/3/TCD/2 20.08.01 
CHILE N/1/CHL/1 31.07.06     N/3/CHL/6 16.09.11 
                                                      
1 The title "Date" refers to the da te of issuance of the document. 
2 The European Union and its Member States counted as one Member. 
3 Article 1.4(a) and/or Article 8.2(b) publications and/or legislation (date of latest communication). 
4 Article 5.1-5.4 – Ad hoc New import licensing procedures or changes (date of latest communication). 
5 Article 7.3 – Annual Replies to Questionnaire (date of latest communication). G/LIC/W/40/Rev.1 
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  MEMBERS2 N/13 DATE N/24 DATE N/35 DATE 
CHINA N/1/CHN/6 24.03.10     N/3/CHN/9 11.11.10 
COLOMBIA N/1/COL/2 08.10.07  N/2/ COL/1 06.10.11 N/3/COL/9 10.10.11 
CONGO             
COSTA RICA N/1/CRI/2 15.03.07 N/2/ CRI/2 20.10.10 N/3/CRI/8 02.02.12 
COTE D'IVOIRE N/1/CIV/1 08.02.02      N/3/CIV/2 05.10.07 
CROATIA N/1/HRV/5 21.10. 10  N/2/HRV/1  09.10.09 N/3/HRV/7 02.10.12 
CUBA N/1/CUB/1 24.01.96     N/3/CUB/3 20.01.09 
CONGO,  DEM. REP. OF  N/1/COD/1 20.10.06     N/3/COD/1 18.10.06 
DJIBOUTI             
DOMINICA N/1/DMA/1 23.02.01     N/3/DMA/2 06.12.06 
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC N/1/DOM/1 04.05. 04     N/3/DOM/6 06.03.12 
EU N/1/EU/1 
N/1/EU/2 11.04.12 N/2/EU/1 
N/2/EU/2 11.04.12 N/3/EU/1 
N/3/EU/1/Add.1 25.09.12 
26.09.12 
ECUADOR N/1/ECU/2 15.06.05     N/3/ECU/3/Add.1 19.04.10 
EGYPT              
EL SALVADOR N/1/SLV/1 03.02.04         
REP. OF THE FIJI 
ISLANDS N/1/FJI/1 03.09.97     N/3/FJI/1 16.04.97 
GABON N/1/GAB/2 13.03.02         
GAMBIA         N/3/GMB/3 15.12.10 
GEORGIA N/1/GEO/2 20.03.12     N/3/GEO/4 20.03.12 
GHANA N/1/GHA/1 21.04.04     N/3/GHA/4 29.09.09 
GRENADA N/1/GRD/1 10.04.02     N/3/GRD/4 08.09.10 
GUATEMALA N/1/GTM/2 28.01.00     N/3/GTM/4 09.11.07 
GUINEA BISSAU             
GUINEA, REP.OF             
GUYANA N/1/GUY/1 10.04.02     N/3/GUY/2 28.10.03 
HAITI N/1/HTI/2 27.10.06     N/3/HTI/5 30.10.09 
HONDURAS N/1/HND/1 03.12.96 N/2/ HND/4 18.01.10 N/3/HND/6 07.09.11 
HONG KONG, CHINA N/1/HKG/5 07.01.03 N/ 2/HKG/4 18.09.09 N/3/HKG/16 19.09.12 
ICELAND N/1/ISL/1 26.01.99     N/3/ISL/3 28.10.04 
INDIA N/1/IND/13 27.09.11 N/2/I ND/11 20.09.11 N/3/IND/12 27.09.11 
INDONESIA N/1/IDN/1 02.11.98 N/2/I DN/12 03.10.12 N/3/IDN/4 23.02.10 
ISRAEL N/1/ISR/1 19.10.06 N/2/IS R/1 19.10.06 N/3/ISR/1 19.10.06 
JAMAICA N/1/JAM/1 11.07.96 N/2/JA M/2 04.10.11 N/3/JAM/3 03.09.08  G/LIC/W/40/Rev.1 
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  MEMBERS2 N/13 DATE N/24 DATE N/35 DATE 
JAPAN N/1/JPN/2/Rev.1 26.02.97 N/2/ JPN/3 27.04.01 N/ 3/JPN/11 27.09.12 
JORDAN N/1/JOR/2/Add.1 03.09.03 N/2/ JOR/2 10.06.05 N/3/JOR/1 11.12.00 
KENYA N/1/KEN/1 12.06. 03     N/3/KEN/2/Add.1 12.06.03 
KOREA, REP. OF N/1/KOR/3 14.04.98 N/2/KOR/1/Rev1 27.07.09 N/3/KOR/10 27.09.11 
KUWAIT N/1/KWT/2 28.09.11 N/2/KWT/ 1 08.11.11  N/3/KWT/2 27.09.11 
KYRGYZ REPUBLIC N/1/KGZ/1 18.01. 00     N/3/KGZ/2 09.10.06 
LESOTHO N/1/LSO/1 23.11.10     N/3/LSO/2 23.11.10 
LIECHTENSTEIN N/1/LIE/3 23.02.12 N/ 2/LIE/2 26.10.00 N/3/LIE/5 24.02.12 
MACAO, CHINA N/1/MA C/4 20.06.12     N/3/MAC/14 07.10.11 
MADAGASCAR N/1/MDG/2 25.04.00     N/3/MDG/6 19.05.11 
MALAWI N/1/MWI/2 26.10.11 N/2/MW I/2 27.10.11 N/3/MWI/3 25.10.11 
MALAYSIA N/1/MYS/1 07.09.11  N/2/ MYS/5 03.07.12 N/ 3/MYS/7 10.10.11 
MALDIVES         N/3/MDV/1 15.04.02 
MALI N/1/MLI/1 27.08.01     N/3/MLI/2 27.08.01 
MAURITANIA             
MAURITIUS N/1/MUS/2 11.05.07 N/2/ MUS/1 17.03.08 N/ 3/MUS/3 17.03.08 
MEXICO N/1/MEX/3 18.01.10     N/3/MEX/3 18.01.10 
MOLDOVA, REP. OF N/1/MDA/1 22.01.02 N/2/MDA/1 16.10.08  N/3/MDA/1 08.02.02 
MONGOLIA N/1/MNG/ 1 27.04.01     N/3/MNG/1 12.06.03 
MONTENEGRO       
MOROCCO N/1/MAR/4 29.11.11   N/2/MAR/1  29.11.11 N/3/MAR/7/Rev.1 09.10.09 
MOZAMBIQUE             
MYANMAR             
NAMIBIA N/1/NAM/1 29.10.02     N/3/NAM/6 30.08.10 
NEPAL         N/3/NPL/1 03.10.12 
NEW ZEALAND N/1/NZL/1 22.08.96     N/3/NZL/1/Add.1 06.04.98 
NICARAGUA N/1/NIC/2 23.03.12     N/3/NIC/4  13.08.12 
NIGER N/1/NER/1 12.01. 98         
NIGERIA N/1/NGA/1 18.02.98 N/2/ NGA/2 18.02.98 N/3/NGA/7 17.01.12 
NORWAY N/1/NOR/2 03.12.97     N/3/NOR/7 01.10.12 
OMAN N/1/OMN/1 18.02.01     N/3/OMN/6 30.01.12 
PAKISTAN N/1/PAK/1 29.05.96 N/2/PAK/1 29.05.96     
PANAMA N/1/PAN/2 16.11. 98 N/2/PAN/1 18.08.98  N/3/PAN/3 01.10.12 G/LIC/W/40/Rev.1 
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  MEMBERS2 N/13 DATE N/24 DATE N/35 DATE 
PAPUA NEW GUINEA     N/2/PNG/1 17.02.98     
PARAGUAY N/1/PRY/2 14. 09.10 N/2/PRY/1 14.07.11  N/3/PRY/1 04.10.12 
PERU N/1/PER/2/Rev.1 31.05.05      N/3/PER/8 27.08.12 
PHILIPPINES N/1/PHL/1 14.04.98      N/3/PHL/8 07.02.11 
QATAR N/1/QAT/1 02.04.98     N/3/QAT/8 24.06.11 
RUSSIAN FEDERATION       
RWANDA         N/3/RWA/2 18.10.11 
SAMOA       
ST. KITTS AND NEVIS N/1/KNA/1 07.08. 98     N/3/KNA/1 08.12.09 
ST. LUCIA N/1/LCA/3 10.07.08 N/2/ LCA/2 17.10.02 N/3/LCA/5 29.09.08 
ST. VINCENT & 
GRENADINES           
SAUDI ARABIA, 
KINGDOM OF         N/3/SAU/2 29.09.11 
SENEGAL N/1/SEN/1 23.10.02     N/3/SEN/4 04.10.11 
SIERRA LEONE              
SINGAPORE N/1/SGP/5 04. 04.08 N/2/SGP/5 05.10.09  N/3/SGP/8 29.05.12 
SOLOMON ISLANDS             
SOUTH AFRICA     N/2/ZAF/ 1 15.07.97 N/3/ZAF/5 01.10.12 
SRI LANKA N/1/LKA/1 20.05.03     N/3/LKA/1 27.05.03 
SURINAME N/1/SUR/1 15.12.03     N/3/SUR/1 09.10.09 
SWAZILAND N/1/SWZ/1 04. 10.96         
SWITZERLAND N/1/CHE/3 20.01.12 N/2/ CHE/2 26.09.00 N/3/CHE/8 11.09.12 
CHINESE TAIPEI  N/1/TPKM/7 30.07.12 N/ 2/TPKM/4 20.12.04 N/3/TPKM/3 30.07.12 
TANZANIA             
THAILAND N/1/THA/1 28. 09.07  N/2/THA/3 02.10. 12 N/3/THA/5 14.09.12 
THE FORMER 
YUGOSLAV REP. OF  
MACEDONIA N/1/MKD/4 28.09.11  N/2/MKD/ 1 17.04.09 N/3/MKD/3 28.09.11 
TOGO N/1/TGO/2 24.05.11     N/3/TGO/2 19.09.11 
TONGA N/1/TON/1 06.04.11     N/3/TON/1 05.04.11 
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO N/1/TTO/2 14.09. 12     N/3/TTO/10 14.09.12 
TUNISIA N/1/TUN/2 14.01.07     N/3/TUN/6 28.09.11 
TURKEY N/1/TUR/10 01.10.12     N/3/TUR/12 11.09.12 
UGANDA N/1/UGA/1 03.10.96     N/3/UGA/1/Add.2 07.10.05 
UKRAINE N/1/UKR/1 03.09.08  N/2/UKR /2  17.05.11 N/3/UKR/5 21.09.12 
UNITED ARAB 
EMIRATES N/1/ARE/1 18.04.97     N/3/ARE/1 25.04.00  G/LIC/W/40/Rev.1 
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  MEMBERS2 N/13 DATE N/24 DATE N/35 DATE 
UNITED STATES N/1/USA/6/Add.1 04.10.11 N/2/USA/2/Add.1 06.04.09 N/3/USA/9 25.09.12 
URUGUAY N/1/URY/3 25.09.01     N/3/URY/6 
N/3/URY/6/Add.1 14.09.12 
05.10.12 
VANUATU       
VENEZUELA, BOLIVARIAN REP. OF N/1/VEN/1 25.10.02 N/2/VEN/5 20.05.03 N/3/VEN/1 27.05.02 
VIET NAM N/1/VNM/1 30.04.12 N2/VNM/1   30.04.12 N/3/VNM/1  12.05.11 
ZAMBIA N/1/ZMB/2 18.02.04     N/3/ZMB/2 18.02.04 
ZIMBABWE N/1/ZWE/2 28.09.98     N/3/ZWE/3 24.06.10 
TOTAL 101  40  104  
 
 
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