CEP II - Lima, 24-28 May 1999

Documents are posted in all available translations (E -English, F - French, R - Russian, S - Spanish)

Note that the CEP II Final Report should be read in the context of Agenda Item 6 of the ATCM XXIII Final Report.

Reports

Year	Meeting	Location	Date	Document Type	Attachment
1999	Second Meeting of the Committee for Environmental Protection (CEP II)	Lima, Peru	24 - 28 May	Final Report	E	F	R	S
1999	Second Meeting of the Committee for Environmental Protection (CEP II)	Lima, Peru	24 - 28 May	Agenda	E

Working Papers

No	AI	Title	SubmittedBy	Attachment
WP 2	4	Consideration of the Comprehensive Environmental Evaluations by the Committee for Environmental Protection	New Zealand	E	F	R	S
WP 3	8	Contingency Planning and Emergency Response	COMNAP		F	R	S
WP 4	6	The Monitoring of Environmental Impacts of Scientific Activities and Operationsin Antarctica	COMNAP	E	F	R	S
WP 5	7	Report on the Work of the Intersessional Contact Group on SAER	Sweden	E	F	R	S
WP 6	7	Reporting on the State of the Antarctic Environment:	SCAR	E	F	R	S
WP 7	5a	Guideline on Environmental Impact Assessment Procedures in Antarctica	Argentina	E	F	R	S
WP 8	5e	Management Plan for Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) No. 23, Svarthamaren	Norway	E	F	R	S
WP 16	8	An Assessment of Environmental Emergencies Arising from Activities in Antarctica	COMNAP	E	F	R	S
WP 17	9	The Rationalisation of Information Exchanged through the Antarctic Treaty System	COMNAP	E	F	R	S
WP 19	5e	Protected Areas: Revision of Management Plan for Clark Peninsula, Site of Special Scientific Interest17	Australia	E	F	R	S
WP 20	5e	Proposal for a System of AutomaticProtection of Undiscovered and Unrecorded Historical Remains in Antarctica	Norway	E	F	R	S
WP 22	9	Annual Exchange of Information	United States	E	F	R	S
WP 24	5b	Specially Protected Species in Antarctica	United Kingdom	E	F	R	S
WP 26	4	CEP Home Page	Norway	E	F	R	S
WP 29	6	Working Group on Radiological Monitoring in Antarctica	Peru	E	F	R	S
WP 30	6	Working Group on Environmental Monitoring inAntarctica	Peru	E	F	R	S
WP 31	5e	Proposed Balleny Island Specially Protected Area	New Zealand	E	F	R	S
WP 32	5b	Report to ATCM XXIII on outcomes from the Workshop on Diseases of Antarctic Wildlife	Australia	E	F	R	S
WP 33	9	Annual Exchange of Information	Australia	E	F	R	S
WP 36	5e	Development of Guidelines for the Protected Area Designation Process	New Zealand	E	F	R	S
WP 37	5e	Report of the Second Workshop of Antarctic Protected Areas	Peru	E	F	R	S
WP 38	4	CEEs and the CEP	United Kingdom	E	F	R	S

Information Papers

No	AI	Title	SubmittedBy	Attachment
IP 1	7	Ross Sea Region State of the Environment Report -An update on progress	New Zealand	E
IP 2	5a	Antarctic Stratigraphic Drilling East of Cape Roberts in Southwest Ross Sea, Antarctica:1998/99 Activities	New Zealand	E
IP 5	5	Protocol Implementation List	ASOC	E
IP 6	5	Annual Report of the Federal Republic of Germany Pursuant to Article 17 of the Protocol on Environmental Protectionto the Antarctic Treaty (1998)	Germany	E
IP 7	5	Annual Report Pursuant to the Protocolon Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty	Norway	E
IP 9	5a	Environmental Impact Assessment: Circulation of Information (Res. 6, 1995)	Secretariat	E
IP 10	5a	A Summary of Environmental Impact Assessments(EIAs)	Secretariat	E
IP 11	5	Annual Report Pursuant to the Protocol on Environmental Protection to the AntarcticTreaty	Italy	E
IP 12	5e	Antarctic Historic Resources	New Zealand	E
IP 16	5a	Preliminary Environmental Evaluation oftheAP-GAIA Campaign	Italy	E
IP 17	5	Implementation of the Protocol on Environmental Protection to the AntarcticTreaty	United Kingdom	E
IP 18	5	Medidas adoptadas en cumplimiento del Protocolo al Tratado Antárticosobre Protección del Medio Ambiente	Uruguay		S
IP 25	5e	Protected Areas: Timetable for the Preparation or Revision of Management Plans	Australia	E
IP 29	5	Actuaciones españolas relacionadas con el cumplimiento del Protocolo alTratado sobre Protección del Medio Ambiente y de las Resoluciones del Tratado Antártico	Spain		S
IP 30	5e	Basic data and environmental indicatorsfor thedevelopment of management plans for landing sites in Antarctica thatare particularly heavily frequented byvisitors	Germany	E
IP 31	5c	Inventory of Locations of Past ScientificAcitivities of Germany in Antarctica	Germany
IP 33	5a	Greenpeace 1998/99 Southern Ocean Expedition:Initial Environmental Evaluation	ASOC	E
IP 35	5e	Historic Sites and Monuments	United Kingdom	E
IP 36	5a	EvaluaciónMedioambiental Inicial (EMI): Rehabilitación de lasinstalaciones de la Estación CientíficiaAntártica Teniente de Navió Ruperto Elechiribehety(ECARE)	Uruguay
IP 58	5a	Environmental ImpactAssessment of Ny-Ålesund International Research Station,Svalbard	Norway	E
IP 60	5c	Waste Management of Syowa Station	Japan	E
IP 61	5e	Protected Areas: Timetable for the Preparation or Revision of Management Plans	Japan	E
IP 71	5	Annual Report pursuant to the Protocol on Environmental Protection to the AntarcticTreaty	South Africa	E
IP 73	5a	Deep Borehole 5GI: Current Environmental State andPerspectives (Vostok Station, East Antarctica)	Russia
IP 79	5a	Initial Environmental Evaluation:Compacted Snow Runway at the Larseman Hills	Russia
IP 80	5e	Towards additional protection for AntarcticWilderness Areas	New Zealand	E
IP 90	5a	Revision ambiental de las actividades Argentinas en Base Marambio	Argentina		S
IP 93	5	Annual Report on the Implementation of the Protocol on Environmental Protection to theAntarcticTreaty	Brazil	E
IP 94	5a	Antarctic Stratigraphich Drilling East of Cape Roberts in southwest Ross Sea: A review of the Projectagainstits CEE	New Zealand	E
IP 95	5a	European Project for ice coring in Dronning Maud Land - Information on forthcoming CEE	Germany	E
IP 96	5e	Schedule for Revised Management Plans of Antarctic Protected Areas in accordance with Resolution1(1998)	United States	E
IP 107	5e	Progress Report on the Development ofHSMNo. 71	Chile	E
IP 117	5e	Revision of Management Plans for Antarctic Protected Areas originally proposed by theUnited Kingdom	United Kingdom	E