Documents Regarding Coral Harvest And Coral Export Data.

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This disclosure comprises internal departmental correspondence regarding Australia's 2021 CITES Annual Report submission to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species Secretariat. The email from DCCEEW's CITES Management Authority sought approval to submit verified trade data encompassing 5,967 import records (3.7% increase from 2020) and 23,078 export/re-export records (14.7% increase from 2020). The document outlines the data verification and cleansing methodology employed by the Wildlife Trade Regulation section, noting the lengthy process required due to data volume and the need for permit acquittal confirmation before finalisation. The report enables international monitoring of regulated species trade and detection of illicit trading. No specific coral harvest volumes, species-level data, or regulatory decisions appear in the released excerpt.