Another means to combat the illicit trade is the adoption of end user certificates.

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States in those areas should be encouraged to come up with legislation on marking and end user certificates.

By default, most web browsers use passive (PASV) mode, which more easily traverses end user firewalls.

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Furthermore, these weapons are easy to hide, and it is very difficult to monitor the trade in them or trace them to their final destination.

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The development of a verifiable and credible end user certificate system would be of critical value in further tackling illicit arms transfers.

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Countries should exercise due diligence in authenticating end user certificates to ensure that exported arms are destined for legitimate end users.

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Similarly, the Act stipulates that arms export applications require the provision of authenticated end user certificates, as mentioned in the Secretary General's Recommendation 9.

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An effective tracking system would enable us to combat the improper use of small arms from the moment of their manufacture until they reach the end user.

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One of the several measures that we consider important is ensuring that all lawful arms transfers to be accompanied by end users certificates, in accordance with the Secretary General's recommendation 9.

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