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AGREEMENT TO PROMOTE COMPLIANCE WITH INTERNATIONAL CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT MEASURES BY FISHING VESSELS ON THE HIGH SEAS ACCORD VISANT À FAVORISER LE RESPECT PAR LES NAVIRES DE PÊCHE EN HAUTE MER DES MESURES INTERNATIONALES DE CONSERVATION ET DE GESTION ACUERDO PARA PROMOVER EL CUMPLIMIENTO DE LAS MEDIDAS INTERNACIONALES DE CONSERVACION Y ORDENACION POR LOS BUQUES PESQUEROS QUE PESCAN EN ALTA MAR �� FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS ORGANISATION DES NATIONS UNIES POUR L'ALIMENTATION ET L'AGRICULTURE ORGANIZACION DE LAS NACIONES UNIDAS PARA LA AGRICULTURA Y LA ALIMENTACION Rome, Roma, 1995 �� 1995 � ��
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INTERNATIONAL OCEAN INSTITUTE Inter
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General Law of the Sea and Fisherie
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United Nations Convention on the La
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used for international navigation .
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11 Article 80. Artificial islands,
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PART IX. ENCLOSED OR SEMI-ENCLOSED
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SUBSECTION G. LEGAL STATUS, PRIVILE
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Article 215. Enforcement with respe
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Article 255. Measures to facilitate
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PART XVII. FINAL PROVISIONS .......
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SECTION 1. ORGANIZATION OF THE TRIB
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PREAMBLE The States Parties to this
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PART II TERRITORIAL SEA AND CONTIGU
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2. For the purposes of this Convent
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to ordinary navigation or are rende
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Article 24 Duties of the coastal St
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service list or its equivalent, and
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Article 38 Right of transit passage
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(d) the loading or unloading of any
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9. The archipelagic State shall giv
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competent international organizatio
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Article 60 Artificial islands, inst
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(a) licensing of fishermen, fishing
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anadromous stocks, particularly by
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3. The terms and modalities of such
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position. Where appropriate, lists
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Article 79 Submarine cables and pip
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PART VII HIGH SEAS SECTION 1. GENER
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(a) that each ship, before registra
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61 (a) any illegal acts of violence
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Article 110 Right of visit 1. Excep
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Article 114 Breaking or injury by o
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PART IX ENCLOSED OR SEMI-ENCLOSED S
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Article 129 Cooperation in the cons
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Article 139 Responsibility to ensur
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2. To this end the Authority and St
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accordance with sound principles of
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for the year immediately prior to t
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group of the foregoing which meets
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SECTION 4. THE AUTHORITY SUBSECTION
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policies in conformity with the rel
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to be derived from the Area, States
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87 (c) recommend to the Assembly ca
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89 (w) issue emergency orders, whic
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Article 165 The Legal and Technical
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shall be in accordance with the rul
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Article 173 Expenses of the Authori
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Convention, shall be exempt from al
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99 submitted, at the request of any
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101 3. The measures taken pursuant
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SECTION 3. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Art
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105 4. States shall endeavour to ha
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107 utilization or the protection o
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Article 217 Enforcement by flag Sta
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Article 220 Enforcement by coastal
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Article 224 Exercise of powers of e
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115 2. Monetary penalties only may
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117 2. Specific obligations assumed
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Article 246 Marine scientific resea
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121 (b) provide the coastal State,
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123 3. The neighbouring land-locked
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SECTION 6. SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES A
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Article 271 Guidelines, criteria an
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129 (h) compilation and systematiza
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SECTION 2. COMPULSORY PROCEDURES EN
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133 modify, revoke or affirm those
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135 applicable to the coastal State
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137 (c) disputes in respect of whic
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PART XVII FINAL PROVISIONS Article
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141 enjoyment by other States Parti
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143 5. Any amendment relating exclu
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ANNEX I. HIGHLY MIGRATORY SPECIES 1
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147 as a member in the proceedings
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149 applicant is effectively contro
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151 ordered in accordance with arti
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153 agreement or arrangement to whi
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Article 12 Activities carried out b
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Portion of attributable net proceed
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UNITED A NATIONS Forty-eighth sessi
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SECTION 2. THE ENTERPRISE A/RES/48/
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SECTION 5. TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGY A
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A/50/550 English Page 30 (c) fishin
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CODE OF CONDUCT FOR RESPONSIBLE FIS
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iii CONTENTS PREFACE v INTRODUCTION
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vi Nations Conference on Straddling
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2 1.4 In this Code, the reference t
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4 All States, whether members or no
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6 6.8 All critical fisheries habita
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7.1 General 8 ARTICLE 7 - FISHERIES
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10 7.2.2 Such measures should provi
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12 system. States should compile an
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14 which are not consistent with re
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16 have the effect of increasing th
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18 8.2.6 States not party to the Ag
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20 8.4.7 States should ensure that
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22 8.8.5 States and owners, charter
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24 resulting from water extraction,
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26 care before and during harvestin
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28 ARTICLE 11 - POST-HARVEST PRACTI
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30 11.2.5 States should further lib
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32 11.3.8 States should promptly no
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34 12.16 States should, where appro
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36 6. The Twentieth Session of COFI
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38 submission of the complete Code
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Annex 2 THE CONFERENCE 40 RESOLUTIO
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Recognizing the duty provided in th
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efforts to reduce by-catch in longl
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ensure that the provisions of the A
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32. Urges States to develop and imp
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V Monitoring, control and surveilla
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VII Large-scale pelagic drift-net f
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on and implement interim conservati
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impacts of fishing on vulnerable ma
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94. Reaffirms the importance it att
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XIII Sixty-second session of the Ge
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PROGRAMME AREAS A. Integrated manag
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B) Data and information 17.8. Coast
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B. Marine environmental protection
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17.26. The UNEP Governing Council i
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• Supporting the ongoing activity
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installation and treatment technolo
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minimize waste in the catch of targ
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17.59. Effective cooperation within
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species management and other approa
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17.80. Coastal States should explor
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17.91. The Conference secretariat h
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term cooperative research commitmen
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carrying out such research activiti
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programme areas relative to marine
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comparable environmental problems;
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(f) Implement sustainable developme
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Recalling the provisions of General
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7. “Reservoir” means a componen
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(f) Take climate change considerati
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3. The developed country Parties an
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Article 6 EDUCATION, TRAINING AND P
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3. The Conference of the Parties sh
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Article 10 SUBSIDIARY BODY FOR IMPL
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3. In addition, each developed coun
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7. Additional procedures relating t
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Article 19 DEPOSITARY The Secretary
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Article 26 AUTHENTIC TEXTS The orig
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Annex II Australia Austria Belgium
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3. Taking forward action to impleme
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NATIONS UNIES EP United Nations Dis
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Convention on the Law of the Non-na
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4. Where a watercourse agreement is
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1. Watercourse States shall coopera
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the implementation of the planned m
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(c) Establishing lists of substance
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4. When necessary, watercourse Stat
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(a) Submission of the dispute to th
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ANNEX ARBITRATION Article 1 Unless
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Article 13 If one of the parties to
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chapter II-1 The June 2001 amendmen
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watertight integrity and bilge pump
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Chapter VII - Carriage of dangerous
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equired when crude oil washing is o
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The amendments also made it compuls
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for Cargo Stowage and Securing is r
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ships and mobile drilling units of
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The regulation makes it mandatory f
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In Chapter XI, an amendment was mad
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old and over on 1 July 1999 have to
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III requires all ro-ro passenger sh
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Amendments to the Code for the Cons
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This chapter applies to passenger s
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TORREMOLINOS INTERNATIONAL CONVENTI
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the purpose of ascertaining the app
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Secretary-General that they object
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International Convention on Maritim
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which it is deemed to have been acc
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Article VI Denunciation 1. The Conv
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.11 "Distress phase". A situation w
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2.5 Facilities and equipment of res
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3.2 Co-ordination with aeronautical
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.7 the methods of obtaining essenti
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sub-centre, as appropriate, shall e
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5.5.2.2 If during a distress phase
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5.11 Search patterns 5.11.1 Search
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.2 Position report - giving name, c
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Recalling further that resolution 4
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ARTICLE 5 Each State Party shall ma
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ARTICLE 9 shall furnish the receivi
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1. Each State Party shall, in accor
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• each new signature or deposit o
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ANNEX BWM/CONF/36 INTERNATIONAL CON
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SECTION B œ MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL
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Regulation D-4 Prototype Ballast Wa
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ENDORSEMENT FOR ANNUAL AND INTERMED
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