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Methods for controlling the supply chain There are effective mechanisms for tracing timber throughout the supply chain from harvesting or point of import to the point of export covering the following: • Legal status of the FSO (hereinafter referred to as “FSOs); • legal access to the forest; • legal rights to harvest; • forest management and timber harvesting; • post-harvest (tagging and completion of documents); • social, labour and fiscal aspects related to FSOs’ operations; • • the environmental aspects related to FSOs’ operations; • transportation of timber and timber products; • processing of timber and timber products; • sale of timber and timber products on the domestic market; • confiscated timber and timber products; • export of timber and timber products; • import of timber and timber products; and • timber and timber products in transit for export. The approach for identifying timber may vary, ranging from the use of labels for individual items to reliance on documentation accompanying a load or a batch. The selected method should reflect the type and value of timber and the risk of contamination with unknown or illegal timber. Key Questions:
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Methods for controlling the supply chain There are effective mechanisms for tracing timber throughout the supply chain from harvesting to the point of export covering the following:  legal access to the forest;  legal rights to harvest;  forest management and timber harvesting;  post-harvest (tagging and completion of documents);  social aspects related to Forest Sector Operators’ (hereinafter referred to as “FSOs) operations;  the environmental aspects related to FSOs’ operations;  transportation of timber and timber products;  processing of timber and timber products;  sale of timber and timber products on the domestic market;  confiscated timber and timber products;  export of timber and timber products;  import of timber and timber products; and  timber and timber products in transit for export. The approach for identifying timber may vary, ranging from the use of labels for individual items to reliance on documentation accompanying a load or a batch. The selected method should reflect the type and value of timber and the risk of contamination with unknown or illegal timber. Key Questions:  Are all supply chain alternatives, including different sources of timber, identified and described in the control system?  Are all stages in the supply chain identified and described in the control system?  Have methods to identify the product origin and to prevent mixing with timber from unknown sources in the following stages of the supply chain been defined and documented? o standing timber o logs in the forest o transport and interim storage (log yards/ponds, interim log yards/ponds) o arrival at processing facility and storage of materials o entry into and exit from production lines at processing facility o storing of processed products at the processing facility o exit from processing facility and transport o arrival at point of export  Which organisations are in charge of controlling the timber flows? Do they have adequate human and other resources for carrying out the control activities?  In the event of concrete findings that unverified timber enters into the supply chain, have any weaknesses in the control system being identified e.g. the absence of an inventory of standing timber before harvesting from private forest/lands?  Does Guyana have a policy on the inclusion of recycled materials in the GTLAS and if so, has guidance on how to include recycled materials been developed?
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