No. 880 Geneva, 31 August 1995 CONCERNING: Use of Phytosanitary Certificates as Certificates of Artificial Pr opagation 1.This Notification replaces Notification to the Parties No. 849 of 18 April 1995. 2.In accordance with the provisions of Resolution Conf. 9.3, paragraphs gg) and hh), the Parties mentioned below are entitled to use phytosanitary certificates as certificates of artificial propagation in the sense of Article VII, paragraph 5, of the Convention, for the export of artificially propagated specimens of species included in Appendix II and of artificially propagated hybrids derived from one or more unannotated Appendix- I species (cf. Resolution Conf. 9.18, second DETERMINES, paragraph c): BelgiumNotification to the Parties No. 315 DenmarkNotification to the Parties No. 770 GermanyNotification to the Parties No. 490 Italy Notification to the Parties No. 363 Luxembourg Notification to the Parties No. 601 Netherlands Notification to the Parties No. 325 Republic of Korea Notification to the Parties No. 881 Singapore Notification to the Parties No. 881 Sweden Notification to the Parties No. 701 Switzerland Notification to the Parties No. 770. For each country in the above table, the indicated Notification is that with which a copy of the phytosanitary certificate was sent to the Parties. 3.The CITES Secretariat urges the Parties to provide the above information to Customs and other CITES enforcement authorities to avoid phytosanitary certificates issued by other Parties being accepted for the import or export of CITES specimens, and to avoid such certificates issued by the Parties mentioned above being refused as valid CITES documents. 4.Parties that intend to utilize phytosanitary certificates as certificates of artificial propagation are requested to provide to the Secretariat all the relevant information (copies of the certificates, stamps and seals used, etc.), as required by Resolution Conf. 9.3, before starting to use such certificates.