# Annex II

Reporting accounting framework for critical uses of methyl bromide (all quantities expressed in metric tons) 

# Party: 

# United States of America

E F H J K L M (C + D) (B - E) (E + G) (E-I-J-K) Amount exported Amount

destroyed Amount of pre-2005 on hand at end of year 

### Amount Country



## 2013 562 485 77 Israel 562 0 627 1,189 562 0 0 0 357 A B C
Amount of CUE on hand at end of year Total quantity acquired for critical use Quantity

authorized but not acquired Amount of

pre-2005 on hand at start of year Amount

available for use Year of critical use Quantity

exempted for year of critical
usea 

### G I
Amount used for critical
useb Quantity acquired by production for critical use Quantity acquired for

critical use by import & country of manufacture 

### D

# Annex II

Reporting accounting framework for critical uses of methyl bromide (all quantities expressed in metric tons) 

# Party: 

# United States of America

E F H J K L M (C + D) (B - E) (E + G) (E-I-J-K) Amount exported Amount

destroyed Amount of pre-2005 on hand at end of year 

### Amount Country



## 2012 760 655 104 Israel 759 1 1,249 2,008 759 0 0 0 627

a
b 

### A B C
Amount of CUE on hand at end of year Total quantity acquired for critical use Quantity

authorized but not acquired Amount of

pre-2005 on hand at start of year Amount

available for use Year of critical use Quantity

exempted for year of critical
usea

In addition to the amount in column I, there was an additional 237 MT from stocks accessed in 2012 for critical uses via critical stock allowances. 

### G I

Amount used for critical
useb Quantity acquired by production for critical use Quantity acquired for

critical use by import & country of manufacture 

### D

Total 2012 authorization by the Parties was 1,023 MT. Total U.S. allocation for new production and import for 2012 critical uses was 760 MT; additional amounts of stocks were allowable for 2012 critical uses in the amount of 263 MT as critical stock allowances.

# Annex II Reporting accounting framework for critical uses of methyl bromide (all quantities expressed in metric tons) 

# Party: 

# United States of America

E F H J K L M (C + D) (B - E) (E + G) (E-I-J-K) Amount exported Amount destroyed Amount of pre-2005 on hand at end

of year 

### Amount Country



## 2011 1,500 1,293 206 Israel 1,499 1 1,803 3,302 1,499 0 0 0 1,249

a
b 

### A B C
Amount of CUE on hand at end of year Total quantity acquired for critical use Quantity authorized

but not acquired Amount of pre-2005 on hand at start

of year Amount available for use Year of critical use Quantity exempted for year of critical
usea

In addition to the amount in column I, there was an additional 386 MT from stocks accessed in 2011 for critical uses via critical stock allowances. 

### G I
Amount used

for critical
useb Quantity acquired by production for

critical use Quantity acquired for critical use by import & country of manufacture 

### D

Total 2011 authorization by the Parties was 2,055 MT. Total U.S. allocation for new production and import for 2011 critical uses was 1,500 MT; additional amounts of stocks were allowable for 2011 critical uses in the amount of 555 MT as critical stock allowances.

# Annex II Reporting accounting framework for critical uses of methyl bromide (all quantities expressed in metric tons) 

# Party: 

# United States of America

E F H J K L M (C + D) (B - E) (E + G) (E-I-J-K) Amount exported Amount destroyed Amount of pre-2005 on hand at end

of year 

### Amount Country



## 2010 1,956 1,686 269 Israel 1,955 1 3,063 5,018 1,955 0 0 0 1,803

a

b In addition to the amount in column I, there was an additional 613 MT from stocks accessed in 2010 for critical uses via critical stock allowances. 

### G I
Amount used

for critical
useb Quantity acquired by production for

critical use Quantity acquired for critical use by import & country of manufacture 

### D

Total 2010 authorization by the Parties was 3,235 MT. Total U.S. allocation for new production and import for 2010 critical uses was 1,956 MT; additional amounts of stocks were allowable for 2010 critical uses in the amount of 1,028 MT as critical stock allowances. 

### A B C
Amount of CUE on hand at end of year Total quantity acquired for critical use Quantity authorized

but not acquired Amount of pre-2005 on hand at start

of year Amount available for use Year of critical use Quantity exempted for year of critical
usea

# Annex II Reporting accounting framework for critical uses of methyl bromide (all quantities expressed in metric tons) 

# Party: 

# United States of America

E F H J K L M (C + D) (B - E) (E + G) (E-I-J-K) Amount exported Amount destroyed Amount of pre-2005 on hand at end

of 2008 

### Amount Country



## 2009 2,276 1,946 328 Israel 2,274 2 4,273 6,547 2,215 0 0 59 3,063

a

b

c In addition to the amount in column I, there was an additional 1,135 MT from stocks accessed in 2009 for critical uses via critical stock allowances. In total, the amount of methyl bromide used for

critical uses in 2009 was 3,350 MT. USA regulations do not permit the accumulation of stocks through the critical use exemption process. Amounts on hand at the end of the reporting year are deducted from the next production allocation. The 59 MT of CUE methyl bromide on hand at the end of 2009 will be deducted from allowable new production/import in 2010. This figure does not include pre-2005 supplies of methyl bromide which is captured in column M. 

### G I
Amount used

for critical
useb Quantity acquired by production for

critical use Quantity acquired for critical use by import & country of manufacture 

### D

Total 2009 authorization by the Parties was 4,262 MT. Total U.S. allocation for new production and import for 2009 critical uses was 2,276 MT; additional amounts of stocks were allowable for 2009 critical uses in the amount of 1,919 MT as critical stock allowances. 

### A B C
Amount of CUE on hand

at end of

2008c Total quantity acquired for critical use Quantity authorized

but not acquired Amount of pre-2005 on hand at start

of 2008 Amount available for use in 2008 Year of critical use Quantity exempted for year of critical
usea

# Annex II Reporting accounting framework for critical uses of methyl bromide (all quantities expressed in metric tons) 

# Party: 

# United States of America

E F H J K L M (C + D) (B - E) (E + G) (E-I-J-K) Amount exported Amount destroyed Amount of pre-2005 on hand at end

of 2008 

### Amount Country



## 2008 3,084 2,599 437 Israel 3,036 48 6,458 9,494 2,767 0 0 269 4,273

a

b

c 

### A B C
Amount of CUE on hand

at end of

2008c Total quantity acquired for critical use Quantity authorized

but not acquired Amount of pre-2005 on hand at start

of 2008 Amount available for use in 2008 Year of critical use Quantity exempted for year of critical
usea

In addition to the amount in column I, there was an additional 1,047 MT from stocks accessed in 2008 for critical uses via critical stock allowances. In total, the amount of methyl bromide used for critical uses in 2008 was 4,083 MT. USA regulations do not permit the accumulation of stocks through the critical use exemption process. Amounts on hand at the end of the reporting year are deducted from the next production allocation. The 269 MT of CUE methyl bromide on hand at the end of 2008 will be deducted from allowable new production/import in 2010. This figure does not include pre-2005 supplies of methyl bromide which is captured in column M. 

### G I
Amount used

for critical
useb Quantity acquired by production for

critical use Quantity acquired for critical use by import & country of manufacture 

### D

Total 2008 authorization by the Parties was 5,356 MT. Total U.S. allocation for new production and import for 2008 critical uses was 3,084 MT; additional amounts of stocks were allowable for 2008 critical uses in the amount of 1,730 MT as critical stock allowances.

# Annex II Reporting accounting framework for critical uses of methyl bromide (all quantities expressed in metric tonnes) 

# Party: 

# United States of America

E F H J K L M (C + D) (B - E) (E + G) (E-I-J-K) Amount exported Amount destroyed Amount of pre-2005 on hand at end

of 2007 

### Amount Country(s)



## 2007 4,316 4,181 133 Israel 4,314 2 7,671 11,985 4,269 0 0 45 6,458

a

b

c In addition to the amount in column I, there was an additional 922 MT from stocks made available to 2007 critical uses. In total the amount of methyl bromide used for critical uses in 2007 was 5,191

MT. USA regulations do not permit the accumulation of stocks through the critical use exemption process. Amounts on hand at the end of the reporting year are deducted from the next production allocation. The 30 MT of CUE methyl bormide on hand at the end of 2007 will be deducted from allowable new production/import in 2009. This figure does not include pre-2005 supplies of methyl bromide which is captured in column M. 

### G I
Amount used

for critical
useb Quantity acquired by production for

critical use Quantity acquired for critical use by import & countr(y)(ies) of

Manufacture 

### D

Total 2007 authorization by the Parties was 6,749 MT. Total allowable new production and import by US for 2007 critical uses was 4,316 MT; additional amounts of stocks were allowable for 2007 critical uses in the amount of 1,915 MT. 

### A B C
Amount of CUE on hand

at end of

2007c Total quantity acquired for critical use Quantity authorized

but not acquired Amount of pre-2005 on hand at start

of 2007 Amount available for use in 2007 Year of critical use Quantity exempted for year of critical
usea

# Annex II Reporting accounting framework for critical uses of methyl bromide (all quantities expressed in metric tonnes) 

# Party: 

# United States of America

E F H J K L M (C + D) (B - E) (E + G) (E-I-J-K) Amount exported Amount destroyed Amount of pre-2005 on hand at end

of 2006 

### Amount Country(s)



## 2006 6,928 6,755 169 Israel 6,924 4 9,974 16,898 6,425 0 0 499 7,671

a

b

c The United States Government received 5 late sales reports accounting for 40 MT of critical use methyl bromide that were not included in our original submission. In addition to the amount in column I,

there was an additional 784 MT from stocks made available to 2006 critical uses. In total the amount of methyl bromide used for critical uses in 2006 was 7209 MT. USA regulations do not permit the accumulation of stocks through the critical use exemption process. Amounts on hand at the end of the reporting year are deducted from the next production allocation. The 499 MT of CUE methyl bromide on hand at the end of 2006 will be deducted from allowable new production/import in 2008. This figure does not include pre-2005 supplies of methyl bromide, which is captured in column M. 

### G I
Amount used

for critical
useb Quantity acquired by production for

critical use Quantity acquired for critical use by import & countr(y)(ies) of

Manufacture 

### D

Total 2006 authorization by the Parties was 8082 MT. Total allowable new production and import by US for 2006 critical uses was 6928 MT; additional amounts of stocks were allowable for 2006 critical uses in the amount of 1136 MT. 

### A B C
Amount of CUE on hand

at end of

2006c Total quantity acquired for critical use Quantity authorized

but not acquired Amount of pre-2005 on hand at start

of 2006 Amount available for use in 2006 Year of critical use Quantity exempted for year of critical
usea

# REPORT FROM THE 16TH 

# MEETING OF THE PARTIES Annex II Reporting accounting framework for critical uses of methyl bromide (all quantities expressed in metric tonnes) 

# Party: ___United States of America_________________

A B C D E (C + D) F (B - E) G H (E + G) I J K L (E -I – J - K)d Year of critical use Quantity exempted for year of critical use1 Quantity acquired by productio

n for critical

use Quantity acquired for critical use by import & countr(y)(ies) of

Manufacture Total quantity acquired for U.S. critical use Quantity authorized

but not acquired Amount on hand at start of year2 Amount available for use in current year Amount used for critical use Amount exported Amount destroyed Amount on hand at end of year3



### Amount Country(s)

2005 7,659 a 

### 6,359 1,254 Israel 7,613 46 Stock data is treated

as CBI pending further legal resolution Stock data is treated as CBI pending further legal resolution 7,170b 

### 0c 

### 0c 

### 443e

1 Exempted by the Parties to the Montreal Protocol. Note that the critical use for a particular year may be the sum of quantities authorized by decision in more than one year.
2 Where possible, national Governments should include quantities on hand as of 1 January 2005 and for each year thereafter. National Governments that are not able to estimate quantities on hand as of 1 January 2005 can track the subsequent inventory of methyl bromide produced for critical uses (column L).
3 Carried forward as “Amount on hand at start of year” for next year.

a Total allowable new production and imports for 2005 critical uses was 7,659 MT; additional amounts of stocks were allowable for critical use in 2005 in the amount of 1,893 MT
bThis figure would have been higher but due to the lateness of the decision on supplemental authorizations for 2005, quantities of exempted material were not made available to the domestic market in time for scheduled fumigations.

cThere is no destruction or export of U.S. critical use methyl bromide.
d The original formula in column L as per Annex II of the Meeting Report is "H-I-J-K." The USG could not apply this formula because the confidentiality of data in column G, and therefore column H, awaits legal resolution in domestic courts. Thus, the "amount on hand at end of year" in column L does not include the amount that would otherwise be inserted in column G; rather, it only refers to methyl bromide produced or imported under the critical use exemption program.

e US regulations do not permit the accumulation of stocks through the critical use exemption. Amounts on hand at end of year are deducted in the year after the year in which the data was reported. The 443 MT of CUE methyl bromide on hand at the end of 2005 will be deducted from allowable new production/import in 2007. This figure does not include pre-2005 supplies of methyl bromide.