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Annex II Australia Austria Belgium Canada Denmark European Economic Community Finland France Germany Greece Iceland Ireland Italy Japan Luxembourg Netherlands New Zealand Norway Portugal Spain Sweden Switzerland United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland United States of America Publisher’s note: Turkey was deleted from Annex II by an amendment that entered into force 28 June 2002, pursuant to decision 26/CP.7 adopted at COP.7. - - - - - - 24 -
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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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203 and voting, decides to postpone
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205 (i) ensure that the necessary f
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ANNEX VI RESOLUTION ON DEVELOPMENT
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AGREEMENT TO PROMOTE COMPLIANCE WIT
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For bibliographic purposes this doc
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AGREEMENT TO PROMOTE COMPLIANCE WIT
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3 (d) "record of fishing vessels" m
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5 owner or operator has no further
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7 2. Each Party shall, to the exten
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9 Article VII COOPERATION WITH DEVE
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11 Article XII RESERVATIONS Accepta
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ACCORD VISANT A FAVORISER LE RESPEC
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3 la face avant de l'étrave et l'a
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5 (i) toute période de suspension
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7 (d) nom et adresse du (ou des) pr
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9 11. Les Parties échangent des in
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11 Article XII RESERVES L'adhésion
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ACUERDO PARA PROMOVER EL CUMPLIMENT
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3 flotación situada a una altura s
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5 las medidas internacionales de co
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7 Artículo VI INTERCAMBIO DE INFOR
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9 de apoyo y podrá presentar a la
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11 4. Cuando una organización regi
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13 (b) encargarse de que el present
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A/RES/48/263 Page 20 (b) The rates
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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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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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UNITED NATIONS Fiftieth session Age
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A/50/550 English Page 3 coastal Sta
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(e) Statements by the Chairman of t
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PART II CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT
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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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Article 20 International cooperatio
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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 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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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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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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5.11 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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