00:17:04	Christopher Yukins:	Please put questions here, and not in Q&A
00:23:09	Christopher Yukins:	Key chapters (in advanced draft form) of the Joint Public Procurement book are available on www.publicprocurementinternational.com.  Some are also on ssrn.com.
00:46:44	Christopher Yukins:	In the resources slides at the end of the presentation, there are links to Eafip (Eafip.eu) and other procurement networks.
00:51:00	Craig Barrett:	Do you anticipate the current pandemic will result in waning commitments to plurilateral agreements like the GPA and result in a decrease in Joint Cross-border procurement OR will the pandemic  strengthen trade agreement commitments making nation members realize the interdependence between nations who participate  in the supply chain particularly with medical devices?
00:52:58	Christopher Yukins:	Craig Barrett's question is a very important structural one -- we will turn back to this in the question-and-answer session after the discussants.
01:00:53	Laurence Folliot Lalliot:	It is relevant as medical goods to be procured by African countries  under such difficult circumstances regarding competition between countries
01:05:50	Lucian Cernat:	In Europe, the crisis has eventually led to greater use of joint procurement and a coordinated response, both in terms of leveraging existing funds and instruments but also by putting forward new ones.
01:08:28	Lucian Cernat:	Just one concrete example: It is in the midst of the covid19 pandemic that the European Commission has managed to create the first ever strategic rescEU stockpile of critical medical equipment
01:28:10	Luis Ernesto Pena:	Amazing panel. Thanks to all.