Paragraphs in "International Convention For The Protection Of Birds" coded as SCIR
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| Label | Provision |
|---|---|
| Pre.3 | Considering that, in the interests of science, the protection of nature and the economy of each nation, all birds should as a matter of principle be protected; |
| Art.2.1x.b | b) to species which are in danger of extinction or are of scientific interest throughout the year. |
| Art.4.2x | Nevertheless, these prohibitions shall not apply, on the one hand, to eggs lawfully collected and accompanied by a certificate establishing either that they are to be used for propagating or scientific purposes or that they come from captive birds and, on the other hand, to lapwing eggs, solely in the case of the Netherlands, where exceptional local conditions have already been recognized. |
| Art.7.1x | Exceptions to the provisions of this Convention may be permitted by the appropriate authorities in the interests of science and education, the propagation and breeding of game birds and falconry, depending on the circumstances and provided that all necessary precautions are taken to prevent abuses. The provisions concerning transport contained in articles 3 and 4 shall not apply to the United Kingdom. |