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00:00 Chapter 1
Scott Cairns - presentation

00:16 Chapter 2
Explanation of the scrutiny regarding sample transfer from Syria to the designated laboratories, recording the collection, transportation and delivery of samples every step of the way. 

01:47 Chapter 3
Chain of custody - all samples properly documented and put under tamper proof seals - from receipt to deposition.

02:35 Chapter 4
Full record of everything to be held for examination.

02:48 Chapter 5
Initial mandate - to inspect other sites; very quick change of course - not enough time for preparation as compared to the initial mandate.

03:22 Chapter 6
Risk assessment includes coming under fire - not unexpected and would not affect the mission; escalation of shooting and disabling of the vehicle - delay in entry of the alleged site, followed by mitigation efforts and regrouping.

04:41 Chapter 7
The team - did not crack under significant pressure and change of mandate within a very short time; the team came together and completed their mandate. 

05:39 Chapter 8
The camaraderie of the team under scrutiny by social media and the Internet; completed the mission with full integrity under that type of scrutiny and ongoing criticism; the human element - on the ground and through the work in a war zone and among absolute destruction.

06:46 Chapter 9
The OPCW rises to the occasion - ability to affect change in the conflict; a small role but still it can have a large effect - seizing the opportunity for this larger effect; the team - ready and willing to take additional risk for that. 

07:34 Chapter 10
Leverage of international scrutiny; stopping the fighting for the inspectors be get in there to do their job; planning on the spot the night before including personal assurances from individuals in control of fighters or the armies in the area; testament of how important it is for the inspectors to go in and get the truth - the only ones that were considered to have the integrity to ensure chain of custody - important enough for people to stop fighting.