00:18:34	Cary Watters:	Hello! Thanks for hosting!
00:19:01	Robert Anderson:	Welcome, Cary!
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00:24:32	Marlon Martin:	Thank you Rob. You are a great Professor for Tor Vergata, Italy. We enjoyed the lessons you taught during the International Masters in Public Procurement.
00:24:55	Robert Anderson:	Thank you!
00:26:56	Christopher Yukins / GW Law:	Rob and Antonella's joint article is posted on the program page, https://publicprocurementinternational.com/green-procurement-across-borders/; it's from the Public Procurement Law Review edited by our colleagues at the University of Nottingham, including Professor Luke Butler.
00:37:58	Christopher Yukins / GW Law:	We held a webinar on the EU-US Catalogue, with Lucian Cernat (European Commission) and Beth Psillos (Office of the US Trade Representative) -- the webinar and materials are available on www.publicprocurementinternational.com.
00:41:33	Angela Mitchell:	I wish more meetings had that mindset!  Feels like everyone wants to be agreeable rather than looking to how we can fail.
00:52:57	Chukwuma Chinaka:	Thanks a lot Chris for all you do.
00:53:09	Christopher Yukins / GW Law:	We also had a prior webinar on the Build America - Buy America Act (BABA), also available on publicprocurementinternational.com.
00:53:23	Christopher Yukins / GW Law:	Thanks Chukwuma!
00:53:37	Chukwuma Chinaka:	An illuminating presentation by Prof. Anderson
00:55:43	Christopher Yukins / GW Law:	Brazil has also been a leader in driving green procurement issues into the planning process -- addressed in a prior webinar on Brazilian reforms at www.publicprocurementinternational.com.
01:04:08	Robert Anderson:	Thanks for all the comments! Regarding Brazil, their efforts to promote GPP are a contribution to world welfare, not just their own welfare. This could be recognized in related trade discussions.
01:09:27	Robert Anderson:	Jean Grier’s blog (trade.djaghe.com) is another very good source of documentation on many of the issues we are discussing. Thanks for being present, Jean!
01:16:15	Cary Watters:	I need to hop off for anther call, but I'm glad I was able to tune into these great presentations and look forward to seeing everyone for our final session on Tuesday!
01:17:02	Joseph Shacat:	Thanks for a great webinar!