I. Letter dated 09/11/2018 from Lord Gardiner of Kimble to Lord de Mauley and Lord Carrington regarding whether an item with detachable ivory elements falls under the de minimis exemption in the Ivory Bill and the assessment of the ivory content of items (particularly items containing integral voids) for the purpose of the de minimis criteria. 2p. II. Letter dated 29/10/2018 from Lord de Mauley and Lord Carrington of Fulham to Lord Gardiner of Kimble regarding the definition of the term "integral" 2p. III. Letter dated 31/10/2018 from Lord de Mauley to Lord Gardiner of Kimble regarding voids in objects that incorporate ivory and how they should be dealt with when assessing the de minimis proportion of ivory. 1p.
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