This section provides regular updates on developments following the closure of the SBI and SBSTA, including in relation to to items that have not been resolved in the subsidiary bodies and therefore transferred to the COP/CMP, as well as ministerial consultations, Presidency informal stock-taking meetings and other significant developments in negotiations during the high-level segment of the sessions.

For information on the status of negotiations under specific agenda items, please also refer to the regular status reports on the consideration of agenda items available on the pages of the relevant bodies (COP, CMP, SBI, SBSTA and ADP). 

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Saturday,13 December 2 p.m.

Saturday,13 December 3.45 a.m.

ADP informal meeting convened at 2 a.m., ending at 3.30 a.m. Co-Chairs tabled revised draft decision text for consideration by Parties. Parties will reconvene for the ADP closing plenary at 10 a.m., followed by COP and CMP closing plenaries.

Friday, 12 December, 11.45 p.m

An informal ADP meeting will convene at 01:00 am in Plenary Cusco.
Upon conclusion, the ADP closing plenary will commence.

Friday, 12 December 8 p.m

The COP President is consulting with the ADP Co-Chairs and ministers on the results of consultations today. An announcement on further steps will be made at 10 p.m.

COP contact group on climate finance 12 (b)(d-e) to be convened at a time to be announced.

Friday, 12 December, 6:30 p.m.

The President of the COP and CMP convened an informal stock-taking plenary at 3 p.m. At that meeting he informed Parties that the ministerial outreach undertaken on his behalf by Secretary of State Edward Davey (UK) and Minister Edna Molewa (South Africa) on outstanding finance issues under the COP was continuing.
The President invited the ADP Co-Chairs to report on the status of consultations in the ADP Contact Group on the new draft decision text issued on Thursday evening at 10.30 p.m. The Co-Chairs reported that the Contact Group had re-convened on Friday morning but were not able to finish their consultations, with a number of Parties remaining to take the floor.
Stressing the need for open and transparent consultations, the President mandated the ADP Co-Chairs to continue in the Contact Group so that all Parties who wished to take the floor had the opportunity to speak.
Furthermore, the President said that he intended to continue consultations on three tracks: consultations by Parties in the ADP; ministerial outreach on his behalf by Ministers Tine Sundtoft (Norway) and Vivian Balakrishnan (Singapore); and his own consultations with Parties.
He encouraged Parties to reap the fruits of two years of hard work under the ADP and to conclude work in the little time left.

Thursday, 11 December, 10 p.m

Meeting arrangements for the first part of Friday, 12 December 2014

Following the instructions given by the COP/CMP President at the informal stock-taking plenary on Thursday evening (see summary below), and subsequent consultations between the President and the ADP Co-Chairs, the following COP/CMP and ADP meetings will take place in the first part of Friday:

On work under the ADP, the Co-Chairs informed the President that Parties had not been able to make progress on how to proceed with textual negotiations on the draft decision text.

Having heard the report by the ADP Co-Chairs, the President made a strong appeal to Parties to focus their attention on key issues in the little time left and come to an agreement on a draft decision in time for the closure of the session on Friday. It would not be acceptable for Parties to leave Lima with empty hands.
In order to reach an agreement, the President mandated the ADP Co-Chairs to produce, under his guidance, a new decision text Thursday night, including options on key issues, to be subsequently considered by the ADP. 
The President also emphasized that the non-paper should graduate to become the elements for a draft negotiating text.

COP/CMP 

In relation to issues under the COP and CMP, the President informed Parties that he had decided to mandate Secretary of State Edward Davey (UK) and Minister Edna Molewa (South Africa) to undertake ministerial outreach on outstanding key political issues under the COP items Long-term Climate Finance and Green Climate Fund. He requested them to report back to him by Friday, noon.

Matters related to the SBI and SBSTA

The President heard a report from the SB Chairs on the outcome of the consultations which the President had requested them to undertake under his authority on matters that could not be resolved in the SBI and SBSTA. The status of consultations is reflected in the table below:

Wednesday, 10 December, 11 p.m.

On Wednesday, 10 December, 8 p.m., the President convened an informal stock-taking plenary to inform Parties about the status of negotiations under the ADP, the COP and the CMP, and on carry-over items from the SBI and SBSTA.

ADP

On work under the ADP, the Co-Chairs informed Parties that the line-by-line review by Parties of the revised draft decision text issued on Monday, 8 December, would continue Wednesday evening following the President’s stock-taking plenary with a view to complete the review.

On the revised elements for a draft negotiating text, issued on Wednesday, 10 December, in the morning, the Co-Chairs informed Parties that this revised version would be considered at a Contact Group meeting on Thursday.

The President reaffirmed his expectation for the ADP to finalize by tomorrow a strong and balanced draft decision text, and to produce “a Lima draft text” which Parties could consider as the starting point of their negotiations, reflecting the preferred options of all Parties, without prejudging the legal nature or the full range of its contents.

He encouraged the ADP to continue and intensify its work to be able to close on Thursday tomorrow afternoon and recommend a substantial decision for adoption by the COP on Friday.
 
COP/CMP

In relation to issues under the COP and CMP, the President reported on the set of agenda items related to finance, on which groups had met all day in a positive mood. He reported that the group on the Fifth Review of the Financial Mechanism concluded with a draft decision for adoption by the COP. The President asked the co-chairs to continue to work in the evening on all outstanding items. He showed his confidence that Parties would be able to conclude on the remaining matters Wednesday night. The co-chairs are to report to the President on Thursday morning.

Regarding the work on issues in the CMP, the President informed Parties that work on issues related to Joint Implementation was completed and a decision had been recommended for adoption.

Matters related to the SBI and SBSTA

The President heard a report from the SB Chairs on the outcome of the consultations which the President had requested them to undertake under his authority on matters that could not be resolved in the SBI and SBSTA. The status of consultations is reflected in the table below:

The President will convene another informal stock-taking plenary as needed.

Tuesday, 9 December 12 p.m.

Upon request by the SBSTA Chair, the President agreed to extend the deadline for consultations on item 10 (a) Methodological issues under the Convention: Work programme on the revision of the guidelines for the review of biennial reports and national communications, including national inventory reviews, for developed country Parties; until the end of Tuesday, 9 December

Monday, 8 December, 8 p.m. 

ADP

The revised draft decision text issued by the Co-Chairs this morning was taken up in a Contact Group meeting from 3 to 6 p.m. this afternoon. Progress in reviewing it has been slow and will continue tomorrow.
Starting at 8 p.m., the ADP convened in two Contact Groups to review the elements for a draft negotiating text issued by the Co-Chairs this morning, one with a focus on elements, continuation of section K; sections L and M, and one  with a focus on elements, sections A, B and C. 

SBI

The 41st session of the SBI closed on Monday, 8 December at 7.45 p.m. following the successful closure of the first Multilateral Assessment.
COP/CMP: Following closure of the SBI, the President of the COP and CMP convened an informal stock-taking plenary, at which the Chairs of the SBSTA and SBI as well as the Co-Chairs of the ADP reported on the work of their respective bodies. At this meeting the COP President also informed Parties on how outstanding items under the SBSTA and SBI will be taken forward this week, in line with the summary provided in the previous update (see update of 6 December, 8 a.m. below) .

Saturday, 6 December 2014, 11.00pm

Key outcomes from the informal stock-taking plenary convened by the COP President

ADP
As announced at the informal plenary meeting of the ADP on Saturday, 6 December, the Co-Chairs of the ADP will make available on Monday morning a revised draft decision on the Durban Platform and a revised draft of the elements of a draft negotiating text for the 2015 Agreement, taking into account the textual proposals made by Parties.

The secretariat will also make available as soon as possible information on the meetings of the contact group next week.

SBI and SBSTA

In the evening of Saturday, 6 December, the SBI and SBSTA Chairs reported to the President of the COP and CMP on the status of work in their respective bodies, following the closure of SBSTA on Saturday and the suspension of SBI on Friday.
 
Work on unresolved items under the SBI and SBSTA will continue under the authority of the President, who asked the two Chairs to undertake consultations on his behalf on a number of items, with a deadline of Tuesday noon, 9 December.

Below is the full list of items on which the President has asked the SBI and SBSTA Chairs to undertake consultations: