The Role and Relationship of Scientific and Official Information IPPC Secretariat 03 - 07 July 2011 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

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The Role and Relationship of Scientific and Official Information IPPC Secretariat July 2011 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Official Information Article VIII provisions cooperate in the exchange of information provide scientific and technical information for PRAs pest status designate Official Contact Point Article IV provisions surveillance and reporting of pests

Scientific Information Biology of the pest: Distribution Host range Vectors Biological impact Economic impact Other data Sources of scientific information Refereed journals Non-refereed journals NPPO records Historical records Electronic documentation

Official Information Regulatory requirements Surveillance data Regulated pest lists PRAs Pest status reporting Pest outbreaks Restrictions/prohibitions Emergency actions Source of official information Official Contact Point designated by the Contracting Party

Pest status information Conduct a PRA on a pest in another country; Establish phytosanitary regulations; And conduct a PRA on a non-quarantine pest in their own territories for purposes of regulating it.

Use by exporting countries Comply with import regulations of importing countries; and Meet requests from other countries for the purposes of PRAs.

Use by importing and exporting countries Conduct PRAs; Plan national, regional and international pest management programs; Establish national pest lists; Establish and maintain pest free areas.

Use in dispute settlement Provisions for country consultation under WTO and IPPC Use of PRAs in dispute settlement Roles of scientific and regulatory experts

The Role of Scientists Research and reporting of results Responsibility and accountability Understand repercussions and impact of pest reporting Accuracy in reporting Communication and participation with the regulatory community

The Role of Regulators Identify needs and gaps in knowledge base on pests of quarantine importance Support and encourage the activities of scientists in gathering and disseminating scientific information on plant pests Emphasise the importance of accurate and reliable information exchange Inform scientists on the role, relevance and impact of pest reporti ng

Official Contact Points Required under the NRT Used for the transmittal of official information within a country Used for the transmittal of official information between trading partners Benefits of OCPs: Avoid confusion or misinterpretations ACCOUNTABILITY TRANSPARENCY

Conclusions Both scientific and official information are relevant to agricultural trade Accuracy, reliability and accountability are crucial Regulators and scientists must recognize and respect the roles of each other