[NHCOLL-L:5807] Re: Question, - CITES renewal

[Carla Cicero]

Hi Ellen - Thanks for the reply. The COSE is a blanket authorization for
import/export of CITES specimens, and at the time of application, there may
be no plans to import/export species regulated under these other Acts. So
would we answer "No" at the time of applying for COSE renewal, with the
realization that we would need to apply for a separate permit if necessary
to cover marine mammals, T&E species, etc.?

Thanks,
Carla

On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 9:06 AM, Ellen Paul <ellen.paul at verizon.net> wrote:

>
> What they are basically saying is that if you are using the COSE, you
> still need to get the import/export permits if any of the species you are
> importing are covered by these other laws. And so they don't want to issue
> you a COSE unless you have the other required permits. Because when you use
> the COSE, they don't clear/inspect. So they want to be sure that if the
> import requires clearance/inspection for some other reason, it won't slip
> by simply because you used a COSE.
>
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