65. In complying with their obligations under Article 12, paragraph 1, of the Convention, all developing country Parties shall submit annual inventories as soon as possible and not later than 2011, at least for the key emitting categories, facilitated by comprehensive capacity-building and technical and financial support. These inventories shall include a national inventory report that contains details of the estimation methodologies used and shall be subject to international review by expert review teams based on existing independent review processes for the GHG inventories of Annex I Parties. The Meeting of the Parties to this Agreement shall, at its first session, decide on reporting and review guidelines to be used for national GHG inventories of developing country Parties submitted under this Article.
Option 1 to paragraph 65
National inventories of developing country Parties shall be submitted every two years given sufficient financial support by developed country Parties.
Option 2 to paragraph 65
Non-Annex I Parties whose emissions represent more than [X] per cent of global emissions in [XXXX] shall report every two years, with the first report to be presented no later than [date].
Option 3 to paragraph 65
National inventories of developing country Parties shall be submitted regularly, on a more frequent basis than is current practice under the Convention. This enhanced reporting shall start as soon as possible. In accordance with Article 4.3 of the Convention, developed country Parties and other developed country Parties included in Annex II to the Convention shall provide new and additional financial resources to meet the agreed full costs incurred by developing country Parties, particularly the LDCs and SIDS, in meeting the requirements mentioned in this paragraph.
66. The LDCs and SIDS may submit their GHG inventories at their discretion, [and may report these as part of their communication process] according to the resources provided and their national capacities.
67. [Unilateral NAMAs] [Nationally appropriate mitigation actions] contained in the national action plans of developing country Parties:
(a) Shall be measured and reported by the host Party in accordance with the established guidelines;
(b) Shall be reviewed by the Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to a new Protocol;
(c) Shall [not be subject to verification.] be verified by national entities in accordance with internationally agreed guidelines. The methodologies of the national verification process should be open to international auditing. If necessary, and subject to agreement by the developing country Party undertaking the NAMA, the domestic verification may also be confirmed by an international verification process, with due respect to the protection of confidential information.
Option 1 to subparagraph (c)
Shall be subject to international verification together with support according to modalities, procedures and guidelines to be established under the authority of the COP. This verification should include international auditing (e.g. by international expert teams).
Option 2 to subparagraph (c)
Shall be verified jointly by the financial mechanism established under the Convention and the host country.
