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ID	TALK	presenter affiliation	TYPE
JUNE 26 - MONDAY
01	Vision for the Symposium	Stephanie Bloem, NAPPO
02	Keynote Address 100 years of inspection	Robert Griffin, USDA APHIS PPQ, USA
03	Development and Perspectives from the IPPC	Jingyuan Xia, IPPC, Italy
04	Australian Experience with Risk Based Sampling	Lois Ransom, Department of Agriculture and Water Resources, Australia
05	Risk-Based Sampling: A Summary of Findings	Mark Powell, ORACBA, UK
06	Approaches to Risk Based Sampling in the EPPO (European and Mediterranean) Region	Dominic Eyre, DEFRA, UK
07	Risk Based Sampling: The PPQ Experience	Catherine Katsar, USDA APHIS PPQ, USA
08	Comprehensive Systems for Inspection Services (SISI)	Enrique Rebollar, Programa de Inspección Fitozoosanitaria, SENASICA, Mexico (presentation provided but the speaker did not attend)
09	International Development in Determining Levels of Intervention on Risk Pathways	Michael Ormsby, Ministry of Primary Industries, New Zealand
10	RPPO Perspective Perspective on RBS Emerging from the 2016 Sampling Workshop in Indonesia	Antarjo Dikin, Indonesian Agricultural Quarantine Agency, Indonesia

ID	TALK	presenter affiliation	TYPE
june 27 - tuesday
01	Keynote Address Industry View of Risk and Inspection	Craig Regelbrugge, American Horticultural Society, USA
02	Industry Viewpoint on Sampling (seeds)	Samantha Thomas, Monsanto, USA
03	Bulk Commodity Sampling: Consistency and Risk	Blaine Timlick, Canadian Grain Commission, Canada
04	Risk-Based Sampling A View from the Canadian Horticultural Sector	Rebecca Lee, Canadian Horticultural Council, Canada
05	Predictive Risk-Based Evaluation for Dynamic Import Compliance Targeting PREDICT	Gregory Parcover, Food and Drug Administration, USA
06	CBP Operational Perspectives and Vision for Developing Compliance Based Sampling Protocols for Managing Volumes and Risk	Kevin Harriger, Customs and Border Protection Department of Homeland Security, USA
07	Trade Facilitation Agreement of the World Trade Organization	Eric Nichols, USDA-APHIS International Services, USA

ID	TALK	presenter affiliation	TYPE
JUNE 28 - wednesday
01	Keynote Address - Informing Efficient Strategies to Reduce Pest Risk from Live Plant Imports	Rebecca S. Epanchin-Niell, Resources for the Future, USA
02	Harnessing Enforcement Leverage at the Border to Minimize Biological Risk from International Live Species Trade	Mike Springborn, University of California, Davis, USA
03	Mike Springborn, University of California, Davis, USA	Barney Caton, USDA APHIS PPQ, USA
04	Tensions Between Experimental and Technical Approaches to Inspections	Barney Caton, USDA APHIS PPQ, USA
05	CFIA’s Risk-Based Sampling Model	Elmabrok Masaoud & Robert Favrin, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Canada
06	A Precursor to RBS: the U.S. National Agriculture Release Program	Catherine Katsar for David Hanken, USDA APHIS PPQ, USA
07	What about the Incentive Properties of Biosecurity Inspection Rules?	Susie Hester, Centre for Excellence for Biosecurity Risk Analysis, Australia
08	Predictive Phytosanitary Risk Model for Quarantine Pests	Marta Elva Ramírez Guzmán, Colegio de Postgraduados, Mexico
09	Plant Quarantine Methodologies for Sampling Utilized by the NPPO of China	Chunhua Dong, AQSIQ, China
10	Sampling Perspectives in Korea	Kyu Ock Yim, Ministry of Agriculture, South Korea

ID	TALK	presenter affiliation	TYPE
june 29 - thursday
01	Keynote Address Translating Information into Change	Andrew Robinson, University of Melbourne, Australia
02	Status Check: Implementing Risk Based Sampling at the Plant Inspection Stations	Marla Cazier-Mosley, USDA APHIS PPQ, USA
03	Knowledge Transfer: Communicating with Stakeholders	Abbey Powell, USDA APHIS PPQ, USA
04	Risk Based Sampling Training Tool	Christina Devorshak, USDA APHIS PPQ, USA
05	Keynote Address Cognitive Mapping	Neil McRoberts, University of California, Davis, USA

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