Vulnerable animals: Indian bison, deer, wild yak, red panda, cheetah, golden cat, clouded leopard, Malay bear, spectacled bear, Indian rhinoceros, mandrill, lazy monkey, African elephant, lazy bear, clouded cat, etc.
Non-endangered species: alpaca, impala, moose, leopard, white rhinoceros, black bear, finger monkey, mouse lemur, red deer, etc. Endangered animals: Japanese hippo, jackal, elephant turtle, etc. Vulnerable animals: takin, hippopotamus, lion, polar bear, tapir, pangolin, etc.
Non-endangered species: alpaca, musk deer, maned wolf, wolf, puma, Karakal, rabbit lynx, otter, brown bear, anteater, squirrel monkey, tarsier monkey, thumb monkey, stone monkey, giant squirrel, etc. Unless the context requires otherwise, for the purposes of this Convention:
1. "Species" refers to any species, subspecies or its geographically isolated population;
2. "Sample" refers to:
(1) Any living or dead animal or plant;
(2) As far as animals are concerned, it refers to the species listed in Appendix I and Appendix II, or any identifiable parts thereof, or their derivatives, and any identifiable parts of the species listed in Appendix III and the related species referred to in Appendix III, or their derivatives.
(3) If it is a plant, it refers to the species listed in Appendix I, or any identifiable part thereof, or its derivatives, and any identifiable part of the species listed in Appendices II and III, and the related species referred to in Appendices II and III, or its derivatives.
3. "Trade" refers to export, re-export, import and introduction from the sea;
4. "Re-export" means exporting any specimen originally imported;
5. "Introduction from the sea" refers to the importation into a country of specimens of any species obtained from sea areas not under the jurisdiction of any country;
"Scientific institution" means the national scientific institution designated in accordance with Article 9;
7. "Management organization" means the national management organization designated in accordance with Article 9;
"Member States" means the countries for which this Convention is in force. (a) The appendix should include all species that are or may be affected by trade and are in danger of extinction. Specimen trading of these species must be strictly managed to prevent further damage to their survival, and trading is only allowed under special circumstances.
(2) Appendix II shall include:
1. All those species that are not endangered at present may be endangered if their trade is not strictly managed to prevent exploitation that is not conducive to their survival;
2. Other species that must be managed in order to effectively control the trade of specimens of certain species specified in item 1 of this paragraph.
(3) Appendix III shall include the species that any member state thinks should be managed within its jurisdiction to prevent or restrict development and utilization, and need the cooperation of other member states to control trade.
(4) Except in compliance with the provisions of this Convention, all Member States are not allowed to trade specimens of species listed in appendices 1, 2 and 3. (1) The trade of specimens of species listed in Appendix I shall comply with the provisions of this article.
(2) To export any specimens of the species listed in Appendix I, an export license shall be obtained and submitted in advance. Only when the following conditions are met can an export license be issued:
1. The scientific institution of the exporting country believes that this export will not endanger the survival of this species;
2. The administrative organ of the exporting country confirms that the acquisition of the specimen does not violate the laws of the country on the protection of wild animals and plants;
3. The management organization of the exporting country confirms that any exported live specimens will be properly shipped to minimize casualties, health damage or less abuse;
4. The administrative organ of the exporting country confirms that the import license of the specimen has been issued.
(3) To import any specimens of the species listed in Annex I, an import license, an export license or a transit license shall be submitted in advance. Import licenses can only be issued if the following conditions are met:
1. The scientific institutions of the importing country believe that this import intention will not endanger the survival of the species concerned;
2. The scientific institution of the importing country confirms that the recipient of the live specimen is appropriate in the placement and care of the cage;
3. The administrative organ of the importing country confirms that the specimen is not imported for the basic purpose of commerce.
(4) If any specimen of the species listed in Appendix I is re-exported, a re-export certificate must be obtained and submitted in advance. Only when the following conditions are met can the re-export certificate be issued:
1. Then 1 The administrative organ of the exporting country confirms that the specimen was imported into the country in accordance with the provisions of this Convention;
2. The management organization of the re-export country confirms that the re-exported live specimens will be properly shipped to minimize casualties, health damage or less abuse;
3. The administrative organ of the re-exporting country confirms that the import license for any live specimen has been issued.
(5) Any specimen of the species listed in Appendix I shall be imported from the sea, and a certificate issued by the administrative agency of the importing country shall be obtained in advance. Certificates can only be issued if the following conditions are met:
1. The scientific institutions of the importing country believe that this introduction will not endanger the survival of the species concerned;
2. The administrative organ of the importing country confirms that the cage of the recipient of the living specimen is properly placed and cared for;
3. The management institution of the importing country confirmed that the specimen was not imported for the fundamental purpose of commerce. (1) The trade in specimens of species listed in Appendix II shall comply with the provisions of this Article.
(2) To export any specimens of the species listed in Appendix II, an export license shall be obtained and submitted in advance. Only when the following conditions are met can an export license be issued:
1. The scientific institution of the exporting country believes that this export will not endanger the survival of this species;
2. The administrative organ of the exporting country confirms that the acquisition of the specimen does not violate the laws of the country on the protection of wild animals and plants;
3. The management organization of the exporting country confirms that any exported live specimens will be properly transported to minimize casualties, health damage or less abuse.
(3) The scientific research institutions of each member state shall supervise the export license issued by that country for the specimens of the species listed in Appendix II and the actual situation of the export of the specimens of that species. When a scientific institution decides that the export of such species specimens should be restricted to maintain the position of the species in the ecosystem within its distribution area in line with its due role, or greatly exceed the standard that the species is qualified to belong to the category in Appendix I, the scientific institution shall recommend the competent administrative institution to take appropriate measures to restrict the issuance of export licenses for such species specimens.
(4) To import any specimens of the species listed in Appendix II, an export license or re-export certificate must be submitted in advance.
(5) If you want to re-export any specimens of the species listed in Appendix II, you must obtain and submit them to certificate of re-export in advance. Only when the following conditions are met can the re-export certificate be issued:
1. The administrative organ of the re-exporting country confirms that the imported specimens conform to the provisions of this Convention;
2. The management organization of the re-exporting country confirms that any live specimen will be properly transported to minimize casualties, health damage or abuse.
(6) Specimens of the species listed in Annex II shall be imported from the sea, and a certificate issued by the administrative organ of the importing country shall be obtained in advance. Certificates can only be issued if the following conditions are met:
1. The scientific institutions of the importing country believe that this introduction will not endanger the survival of the species concerned;
2. The administrative organ of the importing country confirms that any living specimen will be properly disposed, so as to minimize casualties, damage health or reduce abuse.
(7) The certificate mentioned in paragraph (6) of this article can only be issued after the scientific institution has consulted with the scientific institutions of other countries or, if necessary, with international scientific institutions, and all the specimens have been imported as scheduled within a period of not more than one year.