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Decision XXXV/21: Membership changes on the Environmental Effects Assessment Panel, the Scientific Assessment Panel and the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel

Document type: Decision
Reference number: XXXV/21
Date: Oct 27, 2023
Source: UNEP, InforMEA

Status: Active
Subject: Waste & hazardous substances, Air & atmosphere
Treaty: Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer (Sep 16, 1987)
Meeting: Thirty-Fifth Meeting of the Parties
Website: ozone.unep.org

Abstract

To thank the Environmental Effects Assessment Panel for its outstanding work, and to thank the individual co-chairs and members of the Panel for their outstanding service and dedication;
To endorse the appointment of Paul Barnes (United States of America) as co-chair of the Environment Effects Assessment Panel for an additional term of four years;
To thank the Scientific Assessment Panel for its outstanding work, and to thank the individual co-chairs of the Panel for their outstanding service and dedication;
To thank Paul Newman (United States of America) and John Pyle (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland), who served as co-chairs of the Scientific Assessment Panel, for their long and outstanding service to the Montreal Protocol;
To endorse the appointment of Lucy Carpenter (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) as co-chair of the Scientific Assessment Panel for a term of four years;
To endorse the appointment of Kenneth Jucks (United States of America) as co-chair of the Scientific Assessment Panel for a term of four years;
To consider the term of service of all co-chairs of the Environmental Effects Assessment Panel and the Scientific Assessment Panel in 2027;
To thank the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel for its outstanding reports, and to thank the individual co-chairs and members of the Panel for their outstanding service and dedication;
To thank Keiichi Ohnishi (Japan), who served as co-chair of the Medical and Chemicals Technical Options Committee of the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel, for his long and outstanding service to the Montreal Protocol;
To endorse the appointment of Omar Abdelaziz (Egypt) as co-chair of the Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Heat Pumps Technical Options Committee for an additional term of four years;
To endorse the appointment of Takeshi Eriguchi (Japan) as co-chair of the Medical and Chemicals Technical Options Committee for a term of four years;
To endorse the appointment of Robert Peixoto (Brazil) as co-chair of the Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Heat Pumps Technical Options Committee for an additional term of four years;
To endorse the appointment of Rajan Rajendran (United States of America) as co-chair of the Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Heat Pumps Technical Options Committee for a term of four years;
To endorse the appointment of Jianjun Zhang (China) as co-chair of the Medical and Chemicals Technical Options Committee for an additional term of four years;
To endorse the appointment of Suely Carvalho (Brazil) as senior expert of the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel for an additional of term of one year;
To endorse the appointment of Sukumar Devotta (India) as senior expert of the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel for a term of one year;
To endorse the appointment of Ray Gluckman (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) as senior expert of the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel for an additional term of one year;
To endorse the appointment of Marco Gonzalez (Costa Rica) as senior expert of the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel for an additional term of one year;
To endorse the appointment of Shiqiu Zhang (China) as senior expert of the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel for an additional term of one year.