regulated articles. This includes Singapore then be understood rather treatments based on the application Singapore support IPPC Regional Workshop restrictively. The TPG of chemicals in a gaseous form Asia's Comments. acknolwedged that the draft within enclosed environments. ISPM on Requirements for the China Requirements of temperature, China agreed to this regional comments. use of temperature treatments dosage, duration, minimum as phytosanitary measure Thailand concentration readings at time (2014-005) which was Thailand agree with APPPC comment. intervals, and other essential recommended to CPM-13 Bangladesh aspects for effective fumigation are (2018) for adoption uses the Bangladesh agree with APPPC comment. covered in ISPM 28 (Phytosanitary suggested formulation, but Korea, Republic of treatments for regulated pests). stressed that this was Republic of Korea agree with APPPC comment. incorrect. Nepal The TPG supported moving the Support to Regional Comment 3rd sentence to the India Background section. India agree to the comment Viet Nam Vietnam agreed with this comment. Category : SUBSTANTIVE 80 32 This standard provides technical TPG supports the proposed Peru guidance for NPPOs on the specific Proposed changes are for consistency. Use of the deletion of procedures “specific procedures for the application of Glossary term "regulated article". Deleted text for the” for consistency with fumigation treatment as a describes the requirements of specific fumigation the draft ISPM on phytosanitary measure for treatments adopted as Annexes to ISPM 28 and Requirements for the use of regulated pests or on regulated are not covered in general by ISPM 28. temperature treatments as articles. This includes treatments Category : TECHNICAL phytosanitary measure based on the application of chemicals in a gaseous form within Regarding “fumigation enclosed environments. treatment”, see comment 72. Requirements of temperature, Regarding the other changes, dosage, duration, minimum see TPG 1 and comment 79. concentration readings at time intervals, and other essential aspects for effective fumigation are
regulated articles. This includes treatments based on the application of chemicals in a gaseous form within enclosed environments. Requirements of temperature, dosage, duration, minimum concentration readings at time intervals, and other essential aspects for effective fumigation are covered in ISPM 28 (Phytosanitary treatments for regulated pests). Singapore Singapore support IPPC Regional Workshop Asia's Comments. China China agreed to this regional comments. Thailand Thailand agree with APPPC comment. Bangladesh Bangladesh agree with APPPC comment. Korea, Republic of Republic of Korea agree with APPPC comment. Nepal Support to Regional Comment India India agree to the comment Viet Nam Vietnam agreed with this comment. Category : SUBSTANTIVE then be understood rather restrictively. The TPG acknolwedged that the draft ISPM on Requirements for the use of temperature treatments as phytosanitary measure (2014-005) which was recommended to CPM-13 (2018) for adoption uses the suggested formulation, but stressed that this was incorrect. The TPG supported moving the 3rd sentence to the Background section. 80 32 This standard provides technical guidance for NPPOs on the specific procedures for the application of fumigation treatment as a phytosanitary measure for regulated pests or on regulated articles. This includes treatments based on the application of chemicals in a gaseous form within enclosed environments. Requirements of temperature, dosage, duration, minimum concentration readings at time intervals, and other essential aspects for effective fumigation are Peru Proposed changes are for consistency. Use of the Glossary term "regulated article". Deleted text describes the requirements of specific fumigation treatments adopted as Annexes to ISPM 28 and are not covered in general by ISPM 28. Category : TECHNICAL TPG supports the proposed deletion of “specific procedures for the” for consistency with the draft ISPM on Requirements for the use of temperature treatments as phytosanitary measure Regarding “fumigation treatment”, see comment 72. Regarding the other changes, see TPG 1 and comment 79.