Future Shape of CMS Sample Clauses

Future Shape of CMS. The Meeting was requested to submit any comments on CMS draft resolution 10.09 to Xx. Xxxxx by 20 September 2011 and on 10.10 to the Secretariat by 20 September 2011. Additional Agenda item: Demonstration of the newly developed CMS Online Reporting System (ORS) A drafting group for designing the analyses (by mid- December 2011) of national reporting was formed, consisting of Xx Xxxxxx, Xx Xxxxx, Xx Xxxxxxx, Xx Xxxxxxxxx and Mr Xxxxxxx-Xxxxxx. The final draft would be consulted with the whole of the TC via the TCWS Agenda item 10. AEWA International Reviews (as per paragraph 7.4 of the AEWA Action Plan) CSR5 No changes would be made to the proposal for amendment of resolution 3.3 as held down in document TC 10.8, to be submitted to the StC and MOP for approval. The TC was requested to submit comments on the draft CSR5 by September 2011. Wetlands International will submit the final draft of CSR5 to the Secretariat by the end of October 2011. Site Network Report After discussing the issue, the Meeting decided that the proposed methodology provided a good basis for both aspects of this task. Xx Xxxx will draft a resolution with regard to the CSR5 and the Site Network Report when the site network report conclusions are clear.
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Future Shape of CMS. 61. Xx Xxxxx explained that the mandate of the Working Group on future strategies and structure of the CMS and the CMS Family consisted of three phases; the first was to assess the current situation and the second was to define actions for improvement; using as a basis the outcomes of the first two phases, the third phase consisted in developing three distinct options (whereby there was some flexibility of activities between the options) for the future development of the CMS family, to be submitted to the 10th Meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP10) to CMS. The process was at an advanced stage, with the three options having been formulated by the Working Group: the first of these options summarised activities that would lead to essential changes and possible savings, whereas the other options outlined changes with heavier financial and legal consequences. The Working Group had developed a relevant draft resolution8, on which comments from the AEWA TC were welcome.
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