Working Group of the Whole 12, Working Papers

No.	Agenda Item No.	Title	Presented by	Comments
1	1	Recommendation Pertaining to Airmail in Annex 18	the Secretary
2	4	Emergency Response Drill Number 4, Letter "W", Firefighting Procedure	D. Mirko
3	2.1	Establishment and Maintenance of Training Programmes	D. Mirko
4	2.1	Keys Identifying Different Categories of Personnel Listed in Tables 1-4 and 1-5 of the Technical Instructions	D. Mirko
5	2.5	Label Dimensions	D. Brennan
6		WITHDRAWN
7	2.4	Packing Instructions 966, 967, 969 and 970	Q. Xu
8	2.3	UN 2796 sulphuric acid with not more than 51% acid and UN 1790 hydrofluoric acid not more than 60% strength	Q. Xu
9	2.3, 2.4	UN3242 — Azodicarbonamide	Q. Xu
10	2.3	Clarification on Limited Quantity Allowances	D. Brennan
11	2.4	Provisions for Cylinders	D. Brennan
12	2.3, 2.4	Certain 1.4s Articles in Limited Quantities	Dangerous Goods Advisory Council
13	2.4, 2.8	Fuel Cell Industry Update	FCHEA
13 (Addendum)	2.4, 2.8	Addendum to Fuel Cell Industry Update International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) 62282-6-100 International Standard for Micro Fuel Cells Amendment 1	FCHEA
14	2.5	Dangerous Goods Transport Information – Documentation – Indication of a Country	CEFIC
15	2.8	Information about Dangerous Goods Carried by Passengers and Crew	B. Carrara
16	2.1	Training for Comat Shippers	B. Carrara
17	2.1	Training Nomenclature	B. Carrara
18	1	State of Overflight in the Exemption Process	the Secretary
19	2, 3	Definition of Dangerous Goods Event and Discrepancy	B. Carrara
20	2.7	Stowage of Toxic and Infectious Substances	D. Brennan
21	2.3	Review of Certain Division 4.2 Substances	D. Brennan
22	2.4	Review of Packing Instruction Y963	D. Brennan
23	2.2	Exceptions for Medical Devices or Equipment Containing Infectious Substances Appendix: Working Paper Prepared by Costha for the 42nd Session of the UN Sub Committee	the Secretary
24	6.2	Dangerous Goods Incident and Accident Collection and Reporting System	the Secretary
25	2.3	Harmonization of Excepted Quantity Codes in the UN Model Regulations and the Technical Instructions Appendix: Working Paper Prepared for the 42nd Session of the UN Sub Committee	the Secretary
26	6	Guidance Material on Aircraft Fire Fighting and Rescue Procedures for Accidents Involving Dangerous Goods	the Secretary
27	6	Competency Framework for Operators	T. Muller
28	2.3	Compatibility Requirements for Excepted Quantities	T. Muller
29	2.3	UN Numbers not Included in the List of Dangerous Goods	T. Muller
30	2.4	Period of Use for Plastic Drums, Jerricans and Ibcs	T. Muller
31	2.7	Acceptance Checks	G A Leach
32	2.5	Overpacks Containing “Cargo Aircraft Only” Dangerous Goods	G A Leach
33	2.8	Gas Cartridges Carried by Passengers	G A Leach
34	2.3	Dangerous Goods not Listed in Table 3-1	G A Leach
35	2.3	Packagings Forbidden in Packing Instructions but not in Excepted Quantities	G A Leach
36	2.1	Net Quantity for Unpackaged Articles	G A Leach
37	2.8	Pacemakers	G A Leach
38		WITHDRAWN		Withdrawn after it was discovered that WP/38 was a replica of WP/33.
39	2.3	Excepted Quantity Provisions – Absorbent Material – Count of Packages	CEFIC
40	2.3	Secondary Lithium Batteries	H. Brockhaus
41	6	Competency Framework for Designated Postal Operators	T. Muller
42	6.4	Dangerous Goods Requirements for Annex 6	the Secretary
43	2.8	Electric Mobility Aids	G A Leach
44	2.1	New Requirements for Designated Postal Operators	T. Muller
45 (Revised)	2.4	Application of Provisions for Lithium Batteries	D. Brennan	The only revision in this paper is to the amendment proposed in the appendix; i.e.: in Packing Instruction 952, paragraph 2), the words “, machinery or equipment” have been marked with strikeout.(Revised 04/10/12)
46	4	Emergency Response and Portable Electronic Devices	M. Paquette
47	2.2	Use of the Term "Net Mass"	A. Tušek
48	2.8	Marking of Fuel Cell	A. Tušek
49	7	Cooperation with the Aviation Security Panel	G A Leach
50	2.7	Requirement for the Technical Name on the Written Information to the Pilot-In-Command	D. Brennan
51	2.4	Lithium Ion and Lithium Metal Button Cells Installed in Equipment	PRBA – The Rechargeable Battery Association
52	2.4	30-Day Transition Period for New Lithium Battery Regulations	PRBA – The Rechargeable Battery Association
53	5	Hazard Communication for Energy Storage Devices	the Secretary