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Title 50, Part 23 — Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (Cites)

74 sections

Section 23.1
What are the purposes of these regulations and CITES?
Section 23.2
How do I decide if these regulations apply to my shipment or me?
Section 23.3
What other wildlife and plant regulations may apply?
Section 23.4
What are Appendices I, II, and III?
Section 23.5
How are the terms used in these regulations defined?
Section 23.6
What are the roles of the Management and Scientific Authorities?
Section 23.7
What office do I contact for CITES information?
Section 23.8
What are the information collection requirements?
Section 23.9
Incorporation by reference.
Section 23.13
What is prohibited?
Section 23.14
[Reserved]
Section 23.15
How may I travel internationally with my personal or household effects, including tourist souvenirs?
Section 23.16
What are the U.S. CITES requirements for urine, feces, and synthetically derived DNA?
Section 23.17
What are the requirements for CITES specimens traded internationally by diplomatic, consular, military, and other persons exempt from customs duties or inspections?
Section 23.18
What CITES documents are required to export Appendix-I wildlife?
Section 23.19
What CITES documents are required to export Appendix-I plants?
Section 23.20
What CITES documents are required for international trade?
Section 23.21
What happens if a country enters a reservation for a species?
Section 23.22
What are the requirements for in-transit shipments?
Section 23.23
What information is required on U.S. and foreign CITES documents?
Section 23.24
What code is used to show the source of the specimen?
Section 23.25
What additional information is required on a non-Party CITES document?
Section 23.26
When is a U.S. or foreign CITES document valid?
Section 23.27
What CITES documents do I present at the port?
Section 23.32
How do I apply for a U.S. CITES document?
Section 23.33
How is the decision made to issue or deny a request for a U.S. CITES document?
Section 23.34
What kinds of records may I use to show the origin of a specimen when I apply for a U.S. CITES document?
Section 23.35
What are the requirements for an import permit?
Section 23.36
What are the requirements for an export permit?
Section 23.37
What are the requirements for a re-export certificate?
Section 23.38
What are the requirements for a certificate of origin?
Section 23.39
What are the requirements for an introduction-from-the-sea certificate?
Section 23.40
What are the requirements for a certificate for artificially propagated plants?
Section 23.41
What are the requirements for a bred-in-captivity certificate?
Section 23.42
What are the requirements for a plant hybrid?
Section 23.43
What are the requirements for a wildlife hybrid?
Section 23.44
What are the requirements for traveling internationally with my personally owned live wildlife?
Section 23.45
What are the requirements for a pre-Convention specimen?
Section 23.46
What are the requirements for registering a commercial breeding operation for Appendix-I wildlife and commercially exporting specimens?
Section 23.47
What are the requirements for export of an Appendix-I plant artificially propagated for commercial purposes?
Section 23.48
What are the requirements for a registered scientific institution?
Section 23.49
What are the requirements for an exhibition traveling internationally?
Section 23.50
What are the requirements for a sample collection covered by an ATA carnet?
Section 23.51
What are the requirements for issuing a partially completed CITES document?
Section 23.52
What are the requirements for replacing a lost, damaged, stolen, or accidentally destroyed CITES document?
Section 23.53
What are the requirements for obtaining a retrospective CITES document?
Section 23.54
How long is a U.S. or foreign CITES document valid?
Section 23.55
How may I use a CITES specimen after import into the United States?
Section 23.56
What U.S. CITES document conditions do I need to follow?
Section 23.60
What factors are considered in making a legal acquisition finding?
Section 23.61
What factors are considered in making a non-detriment finding?
Section 23.62
What factors are considered in making a finding of not for primarily commercial purposes?
Section 23.63
What factors are considered in making a finding that an animal is bred in captivity?
Section 23.64
What factors are considered in making a finding that a plant is artificially propagated?
Section 23.65
What factors are considered in making a finding that an applicant is suitably equipped to house and care for a live specimen?
Section 23.68
How can I trade internationally in roots of American ginseng?
Section 23.69
How can I trade internationally in fur skins and fur skin products of bobcat, river otter, Canada lynx, gray wolf, and brown bear harvested in the United States?
Section 23.70
How can I trade internationally in American alligator and other crocodilian skins, parts, and products?
Section 23.71
How can I trade internationally in sturgeon caviar?
Section 23.72
How can I trade internationally in plants?
Section 23.73
How can I trade internationally in timber?
Section 23.74
How can I trade internationally in personal sport-hunted trophies?
Section 23.75
How can I trade internationally in vicuña ()?
Section 23.78
What happens to confiscated wildlife and plants?
Section 23.79
How may I participate in the Plant Rescue Center Program?
Section 23.84
What are the roles of the Secretariat and the committees?
Section 23.85
What is a meeting of the Conference of the Parties (CoP)?
Section 23.86
How can I obtain information on a CoP?
Section 23.87
How does the United States develop documents and negotiating positions for a CoP?
Section 23.88
What are the resolutions and decisions of the CoP?
Section 23.89
What are the criteria for listing species in Appendix I or II?
Section 23.90
What are the criteria for listing species in Appendix III?
Section 23.91
How do I find out if a species is listed?
Section 23.92
Are any wildlife or plants, and their parts, products, or derivatives, exempt?