24. The representative of China said that no Member had any objection against sharing information on national experiences. The difference concerned what agenda item was appropriate for that discussion, be it item S, B or a separate item as proposed. When India and China had proposed an item on a TRIPS-plus issue, that had been opposed by few Members. The title had been changed into "Enforcement Trends", and in that form the agenda had been adopted. She hoped that the proponents could consider discussing the matter under "Other Business". She also shared Pakistan's concerns about sharing experiences by the CBD Secretariat on the Nagoya Protocol.
