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International Import/Export Authorization System (I2ES)
INCB SecretariatMarch 2014
Since 2013
March 2013 Adoption of CND resolution 56/7
October 2013 Completion of I2ES development work (version 1 of Phase 1)
November 2013 UNODC quality assurance testing
January 2014 Pilot testing of I2ES (Phase 1)
February 2014 Evaluation of pilot feedback
March 2014 5th Informal Meeting with MemberStates during 57th session of CND
since March 2014 Development of a second, enhanced version of I2ES
Way forward
May 2014: Finalization of enhanced version
June 2014 Quality assurance testing of enhancedversion and finalization of user manual
July 2014 Second pilot testing
August 2014 I2ES Go Live. Roll-out to all interestedCNAs
December 2014 Expert Group Meeting to
- evaluate phase 1 of I2ES - initiate phase 2
March 2015 Submission of report on I2ES to 58th
session of CND
Simplifies and speeds up workflows when issuing import/export
authorizations
Main features of I2ES
Simplifies and speeds up endorsements
Simplifies and speeds up verification of legitimacy of
individual transactions
Automatically ensure that transactions are within
established estimates/assessments
NEW ! – comparing importer’s estimates against the
aggregated exports from all other exporting countries
Color code: ---- in national system
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Color code: ---- in national system
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Color code: ---- in national system
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Color code: ---- in national system
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Exporting company/customs informs exporting
authority of quantity actually exported
In Phase I of I2ES: Enter the amount actually
exported manually also into the national
electronic support system
In Phase II of I2ES: Countries with updated
NDS/ new UNODC XML schema, download
amount actually exported from I2ES and upload
it into the national electronic support system
Enter amount actually exported
into I2ES
RECORDING QUANTITIES ACTUALLY EXPORTED
Countries with national electronic support system (NDS or XML interface)
Color code: ---- in national system
---- In I2ES
Color code: ---- in national system
---- In I2ES
Exporting company/customs informs exporting
authority of quantity actually exported
Enter manually the amount actually exported
also into the national records
Enter amount actually exported
into I2ES
RECORDING QUANTITIES ACTUALLY EXPORTED
Countries without any national electronic support system
In Phase II of I2ES: Countries with updated
NDS/new UNODC XML schema, download
amount actually received and endorsed, from
I2ES and upload into the national electronic
support system
Upon receipt of consignment, importer submits
copy of export authorization to importing authority
Enter amount actually received, and
endorse, in I2ES
In Phase I of I2ES: Enter the amount
actually received also into the national
electronic support system
Send hard copy of export authorization with
endorsement to exporting authority
No longer required
Countries with national electronic support system (NDS or XML interface)
Endorsements
Color code: ---- in national system
---- In I2ES
Color code: ---- in national system
---- In I2ES
Endorsements
Countries without any national electronic support system
Upon receipt of consignment, importer submits copy
of export authorization to importing authority
Enter amount actually received, and
endorse, in I2ES
Enter the amount actually received also into
the national electronic support system
Send hard copy of export authorization with
endorsement to exporting authority
No longer required
Australia
Belgium
Denmark
Egypt
Germany
Ghana
Italy
Mexico
Singapore
Spain
Switzerland
Thailand
Turkey
United States
14 countriesparticipated:
First pilot phase
15 November 2013-31 January 2014
New features introduced in new version:
- Separate import and export screens
- All terminology in line with Conventions
- Basic structure of import and export screens in line with CND- approved format
- Option to print generic paper import/exportauthorizations
Features still to be introduced orcompleted .....
• Endorsements – confirmation of exports
• Blocking prohibited substances (art.13, 1971 Convention)
• Flaging Schedule I substances (of 1971 Convention)
• Mechanism to alert exporter when quantityendorsed is lower than quantity confirmedas exported
• User manual/Technical guide
• Import/export screeen to be broughtin line with CND-approved format:
- separate grids for substance and preparation
- new lay-out allowing at-one-glanceviewing before authorizing
Features still to be introduced orcompleted (cont‘d)
Currentversion
Same grid forsubstances and preparations
Confusing when filled in, because
- Same column for name of substance and name of preparation
- Same column for quantity of substance and number of preparations
Current substance/preparation grid: expanded view
Lay-out still confusing when tabbed open to view before authorizing
Preparations: cannot view the total amount of substance authorized to be imported/exported
New lay-outproposed bySINCB for importauthorizationscreen
New lay-outproposed bySINCB for exportauthorizationscreen
- Separate grids for substances and preparations
- Better-structured grid for preparations
New lay-out proposed by SINCB (expanded view):
New „Add Substance“ window needs to beintroduced, with features
- to block prohibitedsubstances
- to showquotas left(currentinfo button)
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.... plus enhanced„Create/editpreparationscreen“ will be introduced
... as well as an enhanced „Add preparation screen“(to be professionally lay-outed yet), with features
- to block prohibited substances
- to show quotas left (current info button)
The proper functioning of a number of existingfeatures/functionalities still needs to be morethoroughly tested, for instance,
- Automated updating of estimates
- Correct selection of substance names
- Correct selection of conversion factors
To be tested ....
Sharing lists of establishments?
Sharing lists of preparations?
Allow override estimates? Always? Or only in specified cases (i.e. countries withoutestimates)?
If allowed, a list of cases will be generated and INCB notified of these cases.
Archiving of historic authorizations?
To be open for discussion ....
Funding
6 donors have donated a total of 693,330 US $
1 country pledged 20,000 US$
Australia 207,720 US$Canada 150,000 US$ France 38,610 US$ Italy [20,000 US$]Portugal 10,000 US§Russian Federation 37,000 US$ United States 250,000 US$
693,330 US$
.... pledged
Future funding required
CND resolution 56/7
Statement of financial implications:
$601,600 “required by the INCB secretariat to administer the I2ES system in the year 2013 and the biennium 2014-2015, with a similar level of resources being required for 2016 and thereafter”
$65,300 per year on-going IT maintenance costs
Thank you foryour attention