Proposal
From the link:



Inclusion of Capra caucasica in Appendix II, in accordance with Article II, paragraph 2 of the Convention
and satisfying Criterion B in Annex 2a of Resolution Conf. 9.24 (Rev. CoP16), with a zero quota for wildtaken
Capra caucasica caucasica exported for commercial purposes or as hunting trophies.

From the link:



6.2 Legal trade
Legal hunting of C. c. caucasica [C. caucasica] was reported to be limited (Wilson and Mittermeier,
2011). Trophy hunting trips to hunt C. caucasica have been advertised on U.S and Russian sites at
prices around 10,000-12,500 USD/trophy, including a US company advertising hunting trips for
12,500 USD in Karachaevsk, West Caucasian Reserve and 11,500 USD in Kabardin-Balkaria
including hunting permits. Other trophy hunting trips have been advertised in Nalchik and
Karachay-Cherkessia. In the Russian Federation, around 300-320 permits were reported to be
issued annually to hunt C. c. cylindricornis [C. cylindricornis] in Daghestan (Yarovenko pers. comm.
in Weinberg, in litt. to UNEP-WCMC 2016a) and around 20 in North Osettia, with possibly more in
Kabardin-Balkaria, however only around half of the permits were reportedly used (Weinberg, in litt.
to UNEP-WCMC 2016a).

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Ski+3

maybe its just me but does this mean they wish to have all three subspecies listings changed or is it just for one???