(DCITE 267).

Introduction. I. Framework for precursor control and action taken by Governments. A. Status of the 1988 Convention and reporting by Governments under article 12: 1. Status of the Convention; 2. Reporting to the Board under article 12. B. Legislative and administrative efforts by Governments. 1. Africa; 2. The Americas; 3. Asia; 4. Europe; 5. Oceania; 6. Required future action. C. Framework for control and recent iniciatives: 1. Framework for control; 2. Recent iniciatives. D. Tools for control available to Governments: 1. Directory of competent authorities under article 12; 2. Guidelines for use by national authorities in preventing the diversion of precursors and essential chemicals. II. Analysis of seizure data reported to the Board on substances in Tables I and II of the 1988 Convention. A. Overview. B. Regional breakdown: 1. Africa; 2. The Americas; 3. Asia; 4. Europe; 5. Oceania. III. Assessment of substances for possible modification in the scope of control. I. Tables: 1. Parties and non-parties to the 1988 Convention; 2. Seizure of substances in Tables I and II of the 1988 Convention as reported to the Board; 3. Control measures applied by importing countries to substances in Tables I and II of the 1988 Convention; 4. Counties and substances for which authorizations are required for individual exports from countries of the European Economic Community. II. Treaty provisions for the control of substances frequently used in the illicit manufacture of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances. III. Resolutions of Commission on Narcotics Drugs and Economic and Social Council relevant to implementation of article 12 by Governments. IV. Tables I and II substances and their typical use in the illicit manufacture of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances. Figures: I. Manufacture of cocaine and heroin; II Manufacture of psychotropic substances.