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... cause confusion; (k) it suggests that the variety is derived from or related to another variety when this is not the case; or (l) it includes all or any of the following words or translation thereof in botanical sense in other languages- (i) "variety"; (ii) "cultivar"; (iii) "form"; (iv) "hybrid"; (v...

.... Blisters may develop on the nose, the tongue or the sow’s teats. Affected pigs V. FMD in Hong Kong may salivate a lot and drool because of mouth blisters and ulcers. Affected pigs may eat less. Some pigs appear depressed and have fevers of about 40.5ºC, (105ºF). Sows may abort, as a result of fever. In...

.... Blisters may develop on the nose, the tongue or the sow’s teats. Affected pigs V. FMD in Hong Kong may salivate a lot and drool because of mouth blisters and ulcers. Affected pigs may eat less. Some pigs appear depressed and have fevers of about 40.5ºC, (105ºF). Sows may abort, as a result of fever. In...

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... months before the licence expiry date. In response to the Chairman’s suggestion, AFCD would consider informing the holders in writing earlier than two months before the expiry date. V. Any Other Business 111/15 There was no any other business to be discussed. VI. Date of Next Meeting 112/15 The Chairman...

... CoP15 and follow-up actions to be taken by the Administration. He briefed members on newly listed endangered species that may have impacts on Hong Kong. Members noted the contents of the paper. V Summary Progress Report of CITES Work (Committee Paper: CP/ESAC/6/2010) 95/10 Mr. LAM Fung-ngai presented...

.... V. Summary Progress Report of CITES Work (Committee Paper: CP/ESAC/3/2010) Mr. Alfred WONG presented Committee Paper CP/ESAC/3/2010 on the AFCD’s enforcement work in relation to CITES during the period from 1 May to 30 November 2009. - 9 - He highlighted the significant cases involving import and...

... highlighted the significant cases involving import, possession and re-export of endangered species without licences. Members had no comment on the Paper. V. Serving the Community – Service Standards Committee 32nd Monitoring Report (Committee Paper: CP/ESAC/7/2011) 100/11 Ms. Karrie WU presented Committee...

.../08 The Committee agreed to the proposed import of red pandas to Hong Kong. V. Report on the 23 rd meeting of the CITES Animals Committee and the tripartite meeting with CITES management Authorities of the Central Government and Macao SAR (Committee Paper: CP/ESAC/5/2008) 51/08 Mr. CHEUNG Chi-sun...

.../2019). Members noted the report. V. Any Other Business 72/19 The Chairman enquired when the next incineration exercise of confiscated ivory stockpile would be. Mr Boris KWAN replied that the last ivory incineration exercise took place in June 2019. Members would be informed of future ivory incineration...