The Conference notes that, in order to minimise the possibility that an indirect transfer to a State or non-State actor may occur through negligence on the part of a State Party rather than from an intentional act, States Parties should implement laws that define who may rightly receive, hold, and work with dangerous biological agents.
The Conference notes that, in order to minimise the possibility that an indirect transfer to a State or non-State actor may occur through negligence on the part of a State Party rather than from an intentional act, States Parties should implement laws that define who may rightly receive, hold, and work with dangerous biological agents.