text: experience with the delegations involved in these negotiations. The preparatory work, from the inception to submission of the final report, took about one and a half months. The actual inspection was carried out in two days, with 14 experts involved. The inspection site was a plant producing DDVP, which is an agent for production of insecticide. The team consisted of specialists in toxicology, chemical analysis, chemical engineering, instrumentation engineering and industrial-military management. The objective was to conduct a routine inspection in accordance with the provisions of document CD/961. CD/PV.573 11 (Mr. Nasseri. Islamic Republic of Iran) The results of this meticulous inspection can be summarized as follows: Analysis of the samples taken proved that no chemical was produced other than what had been declared before. In order to verify the results, analysis was made, partly inside the plant and partly outside. Samples were also sent to the Department of Chemistry of Tabriz University, where the results corroborated the previous ones; With the experiences gained during the course of the war, the scientific potential and knowledge of the Iranian experts was at a very good level; Industrial auditors checked the records to account for the receipt and delivery of chemicals - which showed no inaccuracy in the data provided. On the basis of this trial inspection and with the practical experiences gained from it, we wish to make the following observations and recommendations for consideration in the convention: 1. The trial showed that implementation of routine inspection is well possible but, with the help of qualified personnel, time and expenses of the inspection will be economized. In this regard, it is advisable to have special training courses for the inspectors. 2. The cost of the routine inspection in Iran was about 40 to 45 thousand dollars. In the light of the high cost of inspection 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the inspection of a chemical plant in Iran, which suggests that it is related to industry or the production of chemicals. The inspection was carried out to verify the production of DDVP, an agent for production of insecticide, and the results showed that the plant was producing only what was declared. The text also mentions the cost of the inspection and the need for special training courses for inspectors, which suggests that it may also be related to economic development or international trade.