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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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159 (j) The contractor's developmen
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161 9. (a) All costs, expenditures,
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163 (iii) performance requirements
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165 (f) Protection of the marine en
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167 3. In developing the resources
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169 (n) to enter into any legal pro
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171 Preparatory Commission in the d
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173 carrying out of operations with
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175 highest reputation for fairness
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Article 10 Right of parties to modi
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Article 5 Term of office 179 1. The
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Article 14 Seabed Disputes Chamber
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Article 21 Jurisdiction 183 The jur
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Article 32 Right to intervene in ca
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SECTION 5. AMENDMENTS Article 4l Am
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Article 5 Procedure 189 Unless the
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191 subsidiary body concerned to wh
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Article 2 Signature 193 An internat
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195 2. Part XV applies mutatis muta
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197 (a) prepare the provisional age
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1 For their identity and compositio
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201 Convention for the conduct of a
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UNITED NATIONS General Assembly UNI
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PART I GENERAL PROVISIONS Article 1
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PART II CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT
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A/CONF.164/37 English Page 9 7. Coa
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aware have a real interest in the w
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A/CONF.164/37 English Page 13 timel
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PART IV NON-MEMBERS AND NON-PARTICI
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Article 20 International cooperatio
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PART VII REQUIREMENTS OF DEVELOPING
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Article 28 Prevention of disputes A
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PART IX NON-PARTIES TO THIS AGREEME
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A/CONF.164/37 English Page 35 OPENE
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A/CONF.164/37 English Page 37 subre
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Article 6 Data verification A/CONF.
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UNITED NATIONS Fiftieth session Age
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A/50/550 English Page 3 coastal Sta
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A/50/550 English Page 5 14. The Int
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(e) Statements by the Chairman of t
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5/ For a complete listing of the Co
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PART I GENERAL PROVISIONS Article 1
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PART II CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT
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A/50/550 English Page 15 5. Where t
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A/50/550 English Page 17 7. Coastal
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aware have a real interest in the w
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A/50/550 English Page 21 timely acc
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PART IV NON-MEMBERS AND NON-PARTICI
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A/50/550 English Page 25 (e) requir
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Article 20 International cooperatio
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A/50/550 English Page 29 (a) fulfil
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A/50/550 English Page 31 16. Action
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PART VII REQUIREMENTS OF DEVELOPING
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Article 28 Prevention of disputes A
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PART IX NON-PARTIES TO THIS AGREEME
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A/50/550 English Page 39 2. For eac
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A/50/550 English Page 41 7. A State
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Article 50 Authentic texts The Arab
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A/50/550 English Page 45 (b) total
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Annex II GUIDELINES FOR THE APPLICA
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Recognizing the importance of perio
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Reprinted 1996, 2000 The designatio
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v PREFACE From ancient times, fishi
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INTRODUCTION Fisheries, including a
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3 i) promote research on fisheries
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5 target species but also of specie
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development of laws and policies re
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9 7.1.6 Representatives from releva
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11 conservation and management meas
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13 a) stock specific target referen
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7.7 Implementation 15 7.7.1 States
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17 8.1.9 States should ensure that
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19 8.3.2 Port States should provide
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21 8.7 Protection of the aquatic en
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23 8.11.2 States should ensure that
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25 9.3.3 States should, in order to
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27 10.2.3 In setting policies for t
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29 b) improve the use of by-catch t
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31 11.2.15 States, aid agencies, mu
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33 12.7 States, as appropriate in c
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35 Annex 1 BACKGROUND TO THE ORIGIN
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37 June 1994, that a Technical Cons
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39 21. The Council approved the wor
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41 Fisheries and to consider adopti
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A/RES/61/105 6 measures addressing,
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A/RES/61/105 8 23. Requests that th
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A/RES/61/105 14 IX Subregional and
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A/RES/61/105 16 severity for effect
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A/RES/61/105 18 their flag authoriz
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A/RES/61/105 20 fisheries, in confo
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Agenda 21: Chapter 17 PROTECTION OF
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Activities A) Management-related ac
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B) Scientific and technological mea
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degradation of the marine environme
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alternative methods for pest contro
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B) Data and information 17.35. Stat
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with activities that threaten the m
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States and States fishing on the hi
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natural causes and by human activit
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for their conservation, management
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and sustainable use of the marine l
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D) Capacity-building 17.94. Coastal
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(e) Initiating a programme of resea
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concessional, will depend upon, int
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(c) Improve representation of Unite
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causing major set-backs to their so
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zone and marine resources, should b
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UNITED NATIONS FRAMEWORK CONVENTION
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Affirming that responses to climate
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4. The Parties have a right to, and
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(b) In order to promote progress to
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(d) Countries with areas prone to n
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(b) Promote and facilitate the exch
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(e) To ensure the necessary coordin
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(c) Provision by the entity or enti
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Article 13 RESOLUTION OF QUESTIONS
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2. Annexes to the Convention shall
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2. Any regional economic integratio
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Annex I Australia Austria Belarus a
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WASHINGTON DECLARATION ON PROTECTIO
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expertise and to facilitate effecti
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NATIONS UNIES EP United Nations Dis
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B. Effective functioning of regiona
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3. Activities . . . . . . . . . . .
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I. INTRODUCTION A. The need for act
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UNEP(OCA)/LBA/IG.2/7 Page 9 10. As
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c. Incinerators; d. Agricultural op
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(i) Measures to promote sustainable
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UNEP(OCA)/LBA/IG.2/7 Page 17 (a) Or
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UNEP(OCA)/LBA/IG.2/7 Page 19 ii. Co
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(c) The international institutional
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UNEP(OCA)/LBA/IG.2/7 Page 23 and re
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B. Mobilizing financial resources U
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3. Funding the programmes UNEP(OCA)
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UNEP(OCA)/LBA/IG.2/7 Page 31 (c) Pl
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D. Additional areas of internationa
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A. Sewage 1. Basis for action UNEP(
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(a) National actions, policies and
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E. Oils (Hydrocarbons) 1. Basis for
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Convention on the Law of the Non-na
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PART I. INTRODUCTION Article 1 Scop
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Article 6 Factors relevant to equit
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Article 12 Notification concerning
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Article 19 Urgent implementation of
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3. For the purposes of this article
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agreement between them, seek a sett
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acceptance, approval or accession,
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of procedure. Article 6 Unless the
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International Convention for the Sa
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to hold the Conference. Amendments
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Chapter IV - Radiocommunications Th
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Code), which applies to high-speed
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In addition, a few minor changes we
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Entry into force: 1 February 1992 T
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Other amendments affect the fire sa
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Regulation 3 provides that all pass
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damage stability standard in the 19
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without capsizing with two main com
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- Plutonium - the resultant mixture
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than 10,000 gross tonnage, not late
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Also, amendments to the 1978 SOLAS
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• New regulation XII/13 on Availa
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(5) Parties shall endeavour to esta
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(1) The present Protocol shall ente
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(6) Any declaration of acceptance o
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2. No provision of the Convention s
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Article IV Signature, ratification,
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ANNEX CHAPTER 1 TERMS AND DEFINITIO
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2.1.9 On receiving information that
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searching for the position of marit
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.7 the locations and hours of watch
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.1 when a rescue co-ordination cent
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.4 designating appropriate units to
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6.1.2 Parties contemplating the ins
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Convention for the Suppression of U
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2. Nothing in this Convention affec
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with its own legislation. 3. Any pe
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prosecute shall, in selecting the S
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acceptance or approval; or • acce
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INTERNATIONAL MARITIME ORGANIZATION
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BWM/CONF/36 ANNEX Page 4 9 Parties
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