On the accession of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the amendment to the Montreal Protocol on substances damaging the ozone layer, concluded in London on June 27-29, 1990

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Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated May 7, 2001 N 191-II

To include the Republic of Kazakhstan in the amendment to the Montreal Protocol on substances that damage the ozone layer, concluded in London on June 27-29, 1990.

President Of The Republic Of Kazakhstan

London, June 27-29, 1990 amendment to the Montreal Protocol on ozone-depleting substances

(Entered into force on October 24, 2001-official website of the Ministry of foreign affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan)

Article 1: Amendments A. Preambular paragraphs 1. Paragraph 6 of the preamble to the Protocol is replaced by the following text: "with a view to achieving their eventual elimination based on scientific knowledge and taking into account technical and economic considerations in order to ensure the protection of the ozone layer by taking preventive measures to properly manage all global discharges that deplete the ozone layer. taking into account the development needs of developing countries." 2. Paragraph 7 of the preamble to the protocol will be replaced by the following text: "recognizing the need to provide special conditions to meet the needs of developing countries, as well as provide additional financial resources and access to appropriate technologies, we expect that these funds and substances will make significant changes in the ability of the world community to solve the scientifically established problem of ozone depletion and the consequences of such damage." 3. Paragraph 9 of the preamble to the protocol will be replaced by the following text: "taking into account the importance of promoting international cooperation in the research, development and transfer of alternative technologies related to the regulation and reduction of ozone depletion, in particular, focusing on the needs of developing countries."

Article B. 1: definitions

1. Paragraph 4 of Article 1 of the Protocol shall be replaced by the following paragraph: "4. "unregulated substance" means any substance specified in Annex A or Annex B to this protocol, independently or in a mixture. This concept includes isomers of such substances, with the exception of substances specified in the relevant appendix, but it does not apply to any such substances or mixtures that are a component of a finished product in a different form than the container used for transportation or storage of said substance.".

2.Paragraph 5 of Article 1 of the Protocol shall be replaced by the following paragraph: "production" means the amount of regulated substances produced after subtracting the amount of substances destroyed using technologies subject to approval by the parties, as well as the amount of substances used only as raw materials for the production of chemicals. The amount of re-unloading and accounting items into circulation is not considered as "production".

3. Paragraph 1 of the Protocol shall include the following item: "9. "transitional substance" means a substance specified in Annex C to this protocol, contained independently or in a mixture. This applies to the isomers of such substances, with the exception of the substances mentioned in Appendix C, but it does not apply to any such substances or mixtures that are components of a finished product in a different form than the container used to transport or store these substances."

C. in paragraph 5 of Article 2, Paragraph 5 of Article 2 of the Protocol shall be replaced by the following paragraph: "5.in the event that the aggregate estimated level of production for any group of substances regulated for this party does not exceed the limits of production restrictions established by these articles for this group of substances, any party may transfer to any other party any part of its estimated level share in production specified in articles 2a and 2e within any one and a half or several stages of regulation. Each party participating in this process shall notify the secretariat of such transfer, reporting on the conditions and period of validity of such transfer. D. When the words "regulated things" are first mentioned in paragraph 6 of Article 2, Paragraph 6 of Article 2, these words must be preceded by the words: "noted in Appendix A or Appendix B". E. in Paragraph 8 A) of Article 2 of the protocol, in Paragraph 8 A) of Article 2 of the protocol, after the words "of this article", it is necessary to enter the words: "and articles 2A-2E". G. In paragraph 9 a) i) of Article 2 of the protocol, in paragraph 9 a) i) of Article 2 of the protocol, after the words "Appendix A", it is necessary to enter the words: "and/or Appendix B". G. In paragraph 9 A) ii) of Article 2, from paragraph 9 A) ii) of Article 2 of the protocol, the words: "in comparison with the levels of 1986" should be excluded. N. In paragraph 9 C) of Article 2 of the protocol, in paragraph 9 C) of Article 2 of the protocol, the words: "indicating at least fifty percent of the total consumption of regulated substances by the parties" are replaced by the words "representing the majority of the parties acting under Paragraph 1 of Article 5, arriving and participating in the vote, and the majority of the parties I. in paragraph 10 b) of Article 2, Paragraph 10 B) of Article 2 of the protocol should be deleted. Paragraph 10 A) of Article 2 becomes paragraph 10 of Article 2. J. In Paragraph 2 of Article 11, after the words "this article", it is necessary to enter the words: "and articles 2A-2E" throughout the text of paragraph 11 of Article 2 of the protocol. K. Article 2 C: Other fully galloidized Ifu the following points are included in the protocol as Article 2 C: "Article 2 C: Other fully galloidized Ifu 1. Each Party shall ensure that the annual reported level of consumption of substances included in Annex B, group 1, regulated by it during the twelve-month period beginning on January 1, 1993, and during each subsequent twelve-month period, does not exceed eighty percent of the estimated level consumed by it in 1989. Each Party producing one or more of these substances guarantees that its annual reported production level during these periods does not exceed eighty percent of its estimated production level in 1989. However, in order to meet the basic internal needs of the parties operating under Paragraph 1 of Article 5, the estimated level of their production may exceed this limit, but not exceed its estimated level of production by more than ten percent in 1989. 2.each party shall ensure that the annual reported level of consumption of substances included in Group 1 in Annex B, regulated by it for the twelve-month period starting from January 1, 1997 and for each subsequent twelve-month period, does not exceed fifteen percent of the estimated level of its consumption in 1989. Each party producing one or more of these items ensures that the annual reported level of its production during these periods does not exceed fifteen percent of the estimated level of its production in 1989. However, in order to meet the basic internal needs of the parties operating under Paragraph 1 of Article 5, the estimated level of their production may exceed this limit, but not exceed its estimated level of production by more than ten percent in 1989. 3. Each party shall ensure that the annual reported level of consumption of substances included in Group 1 in Annex B does not exceed zero levels, regulated by it for the twelve-month period starting from January 1, 2000 and for each subsequent twelve-month period. Each party producing one or more of these substances ensures that the annual reported level of its production during this period does not exceed zero. However, in order to meet the basic internal needs of the parties operating under Paragraph 1 of Article 5, the estimated level of their production may exceed this limit, but it is not exceeded by more than fifteen percent of the estimated level of its production in 1989." L. Article 2 D: Tetrachloromethane the following items are included in the protocol as Article 2 D: "Article 2 D: Tetrachloromethane

1.each party shall ensure that the annual reported level of consumption of substances included in Annex B Group II, regulated by it for the twelve-month period beginning on January 1, 1995 and for each subsequent twelve-month period, does not exceed fifteen percent of the estimated level of its consumption in 1989. Each party producing one or more of these items ensures that the annual reported level of its production during these periods does not exceed fifteen percent of the estimated level of its production in 1989. However, in order to meet the basic internal needs of the parties operating under Paragraph 1 of article s, the estimated level of their production may exceed this limit, but not more than ten percent of the estimated level of its production in 1989.

2.each party shall ensure that the annual reporting level of consumption of substances included in Annex B Group II, regulated by it, does not exceed zero levels during the twelve-month period starting from January 1, 2000 and for each subsequent twelve-month period. Each party producing one or more of these substances ensures that the annual reported level of its production during this period does not exceed zero. However, in order to meet the basic internal needs of the parties operating under Paragraph 1 of Article 5, the estimated level of their production may exceed this limit, but not exceed its estimated level of production by more than ten percent in 1989."M. Article 2 e: 1,1,1-trichloroform (methylchloroform) the following items are included in the protocol as Article 2 e:" Article 2 e: 1,1,1-trichloroform (methylchloroform)

1.each party shall ensure that during the twelve-month period starting from January 1, 1993 and for each subsequent twelve-month period, the annual reported level of consumption of substances included in Group III in Annex B exceeds the estimated level of its consumption in 1989. Each party producing this substance ensures that the annual reporting level of its production during these periods does not exceed the reporting level of its production in 1989. However, in order to meet the basic internal needs of the parties operating under Paragraph 1 of Article 5, the estimated level of their production may exceed this limit, but not exceed the estimated level of its production by more than ten percent in 1989.

2.each party shall ensure that the annual reported level of consumption of substances included in Group III in Annex B, regulated by it for the twelve-month period beginning on January 1, 1995 and for each subsequent twelve-month period, does not exceed seventy percent of the estimated level of its consumption in 1989. Each party producing one or more of these items ensures that the annual reported level of its production during this period does not exceed seventy percent of the estimated level of its production in 1989. However, in order to meet the basic internal needs of the parties operating under Paragraph 1 of Article 5, the estimated level of their production may exceed this limit, but not exceed its estimated level of production by more than ten percent in 1989.

3.each party shall ensure that the annual reported level of consumption of substances included in Group III in Annex B, regulated by it for the twelve-month period starting from January 1, 2000 and for each subsequent twelve-month period, does not exceed thirty percent of the estimated level of its consumption in 1989. Each party producing this substance ensures that the annual reported level of its production during these periods does not exceed thirty percent of the estimated level of its production in 1989. However, in order to meet the basic internal needs of the parties operating under Paragraph 1 of Article 5, the estimated level of their production may exceed this limit, but not exceed the estimated level of its production by more than ten percent in 1989.

4.each party shall ensure that during the twelve-month period starting from January 1, 2005 and for each subsequent twelve-month period, the annual reporting level of consumption of substances included in Group III in Annex B, regulated by it, does not exceed zero. Each party producing this substance ensures that the annual reported level of its production during these periods does not exceed zero. However, in order to meet the basic internal needs of the parties operating under Paragraph 1 of Article 5, the estimated level of their production may exceed this limit, but not exceed the estimated level of its production by more than fifteen percent in 1989.

5.in comparison with what is provided for in this article, the parties consider the possibility of accelerated implementation of the reduction schedule in 1992." M. Article 3: calculation of regulatory levels 1. in Article 3 of the protocol, after the words "Article 2", include the words: "articles 2A-2E". 2.in Article 3 of the protocol, each time the words "Annex A" are encountered, add the words: "or Annex B" next to them.

O. Article 4. Regulation of trade with states that are not parties

1.paragraphs 1-5 of Article 4 of the protocol should be replaced by the following paragraphs. "1.from January 1, 1990, each party shall prohibit the import of regulated substances listed in Annex A from any state that is not one of the parties to this protocol. 1-Bis. Within one year after the entry into force of this paragraph, each party shall prohibit the import of the regulated substances mentioned in Annex B from any state that is not one of the parties to this protocol.

2.each party shall prohibit the export of regulated substances listed in Annex A from any state that is not one of the parties to this protocol from January 1, 1993. 2-BIS. One year after the entry into force of this paragraph, each party shall prohibit the export of any regulated substances listed in Annex B from any state that is not one of the parties to this protocol.

3.in accordance with the provisions provided for in Article 10 of the convention, by January 1, 1992, the parties shall develop a list of products containing regulated substances listed in a supplementary form. Parties not objecting to this Annex shall prohibit the import of such products from any state that is not one of the parties to this protocol in accordance with the procedures specified within one year after the entry into force of this Annex. 3-BIS. Within three years from the date of entry into force of this paragraph, The Parties shall additionally draw up a list of products containing regulated substances included in Annex B in accordance with the procedures established by Article 10 of the convention. Parties that do not object to this Annex shall prohibit the import of such products from any state that is not one of the parties to this protocol in accordance with these procedures within one year from the date of entry into force of this Annex. 4. By January 1, 1994, the parties shall determine the actual possibility of prohibiting or restricting the import of products manufactured on the basis of regulated substances specified in Annex A, but not including these substances in their composition, from states that are not parties to this protocol. If the parties decide that such an opportunity exists, they will develop lists of such items in the form of annexes in accordance with the procedures provided for in Article 10 of the convention. Parties that do not object to it shall prohibit the import of such products from any state that is not one of the parties to this protocol in accordance with the procedures specified within one year after the entry into force of this Annex.

4 bis. Within five years from the date of entry into force of this paragraph, the parties shall determine the actual possibility of banning or restricting imports of products based on the controlled substances listed in Annex B, but not included in these substances, from any States that are not a party to this Protocol. If the parties consider that such a possibility exists, they will additionally develop lists of such items in accordance with the procedures provided for in article 10 of the Convention. Parties that do not object to it prohibit or restrict the import of such products from any state that is not one of the parties to this protocol in accordance with the procedures specified within one year after the entry into force of this Annex.

5.each party undertakes not to encourage as much as possible the export of technologies for the production or use of regulated substances to any state that is not one of the parties to this protocol.

2. Paragraph 8 of Article 4 of the Protocol shall be replaced by the following paragraph: "8.if the Council of the parties determines that this state has fully fulfilled the provisions of Article 2, articles 2A-2E and this article, and if this state provides information about it as established by Article 7, regardless of the provisions of this article, imports referred to in Paragraphs 1, 1-Bis, 3, 3-BIS, 4, 4-BIS and exports referred to in paragraphs 2 and 2-BIS may be allowed from any state that is not one of the parties to this protocol.

3. Article 4 of the Protocol shall include the following new paragraph as paragraph 9: "9.for the purposes of this article, the term "a state not one of the parties to this protocol" refers to any specific regulated matter of an economic integration state or religious organization that does not agree to be associated with the measures taken in relation to this substance. Article 5: special situation of developing countries Article 5 of the protocol is replaced by the following text: "1. Any party that is a developing country with an annual reported consumption rate of less than 0.3 kilograms of the listed regulatory substances specified in Annex A on the date of entry into force of the protocol directly in relation to it or in any other period prior to January 1, 1999 has the right to postpone compliance with the regulatory measures provided for in articles 2A-2e for a period of ten years in order to meet its basic domestic needs. 2. However, any party acting under Paragraph 1 of this article shall not exceed the level of annual reported consumption of regulated substances specified in Annex A by 0.3 kilograms per capita and the level of annual reported consumption of regulated substances provided for in Annex B by 0.2 kilograms per capita.

3. if any party acting within the framework of Paragraph 1 of this article applies regulatory measures in accordance with articles 2A-2E: a) the average annual level of its own consumption for the specified regulated substances specified in Annex A, including for the period 1995-1997, or the estimated level of consumption in the amount of 0.3 kilograms per capita, as a basis for determining the measure of its compliance with regulatory measures; B) for regulated substances specified in Annex B, use as a basis for determining the average annual level of its consumption for the period from 1998 to 2000 inclusive, or the estimated level of consumption per capita in the amount of 0.2 kilograms, depending on which of these levels is lower, regulatory measures.

4.if any party acting within the framework of Paragraph 1 of this article determines that it is impossible to obtain a sufficient amount of regulated substances at any time before the obligations for regulatory measures provided for in articles 2A-2e apply to it, it shall notify the secretariat of this. The secretariat immediately sends a copy of such notification to the parties, who consider this issue at the next meeting and make a decision on appropriate measures.

5.ensuring the ability of the parties acting within the framework of Paragraph 1 of this article to fulfill the obligations to comply with the regulatory measures provided for in articles 2A-2E, and their implementation by these parties is related to the effective implementation of financial cooperation provided for in Article 10 and the transfer of technologies provided for in Article 10A.

6.any party acting under Paragraph 1 of this article may notify the secretariat in writing at any time that it considers it unable to fulfill any or all of the obligations on regulatory measures provided for in articles 2A-2e due to sufficiently strict failure to comply with Articles 10 and 10A, despite the fact that it has actually taken all possible actions the secretariat shall immediately send a copy of this notification to the parties, who will consider this issue at the next meeting with proper consideration of Paragraph 5 of this article and make a decision on the necessary measures.

7.the procedures related to non-compliance referred to in Article 8 by the decision of the Council of the parties in the period or any subsequent period between the receipt of the notification and the holding of the meeting of the parties, in which a decision on the necessary measures referred to in paragraph 6 above should be taken, shall not apply to the announcing Party.

8.The Council of the parties shall review the situation of the parties effective in carrying out action, including financial cooperation and transferring technologies to them within the framework of Paragraph 1 of this article no later than 1995, and shall conduct any revision as may be deemed necessary in relation to the schedule of regulatory measures applied to these parties.

9.decisions of the parties referred to in Articles 4, 6 and 7 of this article shall be made in accordance with the procedure applicable to making decisions within the framework of Article 10. Article Q 6: evaluation and review of regulatory measures should be written in Article 6 of the protocol after the words "Article 2" with the phrase: "rules for the production, import and export of transitional items of Group I in articles 2A-2e, as well as in Annex C." R Article 7. Article 7 of the Data Transfer Protocol is transferred from the text:

"1.within three months after becoming a party, each party shall submit to the secretariat statistical data for 1986 on its production, import and export of each of the regulated substances in Annex A, and if there is no specific data, then the most reliable assessment data of this nature.

2.if there is no specific data, no later than three months after the date of entry into force of the provisions of the Protocol on substances in Annex B, each party shall submit to the secretariat statistical data on their production, import and export of each regulated substance in Annex B, as well as transitional substances in Group 1 of Annex C of 1989 or more reliable assessment data of such nature. 3. Each party submits to the secretariat statistical data on their annual production (as established in paragraph 5 of Article 1) and:-on the amount of substances used for the production of industrial raw materials,-on the amount of substances disposed of using technologies approved by the parties, - on the import and export of the parties and, accordingly, each regulated substance in Group 1 of Annex C for one year in the rules Data is sent no later than nine months after the end of the year in relation to these data. 4.in respect of the parties acting under the provisions of Paragraph 8 A) of Article 2, the requirements for the provision of statistical data on imports and exports contained in Paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 of this article shall be met only if the relevant regional organization for economic integration provides data on imports and exports between organizations and states that are not members of this organization." S. Article 9: Study, development, public awareness and exchange of information paragraph 1 A) of Article 9 of the protocol is replaced by the following text: "a) more advanced technology to maintain the safety of storage, disposal, re-circulation or disposal of regulated or transitional substances or otherwise reduce their disposal;". T. Article 10. Financing mechanism Article 10 of the Protocol shall be replaced by the following items: "Article 10: financing mechanism

1.in order to promote compliance with their regulatory measures provided for in articles 2A-2e of the protocol, the parties to the Montreal Protocol have established this mechanism to ensure financial and technical cooperation, including the transfer of technologies to the parties acting under Paragraph 1 of Article 5 of this protocol. The mechanism, contributions made in addition to the financial funds sent to the parties acting under this paragraph, cover all agreed additional expenses of these parties that make it possible to implement the regulatory measures provided for in the protocol. The standard list of additional expenses is determined by the Council of the parties.

2.The Mechanism established in accordance with paragraph 1 includes a Multilateral Fund. It can also include multilateral, regional and other forms of bilateral cooperation.

3. the Multilateral Fund shall: a) cover agreed additional expenses on the basis of the provision of appropriate subsidies or benefits and in accordance with the criteria established by the parties; B) provide assistance to the parties acting under Paragraph 1 of Article 5 to determine their needs in the field of cooperation for the following purposes: i) conduct research across countries and other technical cooperation; II) promote technical cooperation to meet these identified needs; (III) disseminate information and relevant materials, as provided for in Article 9, and conduct seminars, preparatory classes, as well as other relevant activities to assist parties that are developing countries; and (iv) finance the activities of the mediation mechanism to promote and control other multilateral, regional and bilateral cooperation with such parties; (C) finance the expenses for the provision of secretarial services to the Multilateral Fund and related additional expenses.

4.the Multilateral Fund operates under the leadership of the parties, which determines the general directions of the fund's policy.

5.The Parties shall establish an executive committee to develop and implement principles and administrative measures that guide a specific operational policy, including the disposal of funds, to achieve the goals of the Multilateral Fund. The Executive Committee performs its duties and functions in cooperation with and assistance from the International Bank for reconstruction and development (World Bank), the United Nations Environment Programme, the United Nations Development Programme or other relevant institutions depending on the areas within their jurisdiction, in accordance with the scope of the case approved by the parties. Members of the Executive Committee, elected on the basis of balanced representations of the acting and non-acting parties within the framework of Paragraph 1 of Article 5, shall be approved by the parties.

6.the Multilateral Fund shall be financed in liquid currency or, in certain cases, in national currency on the basis of services and/or the amount of contributions of the United Nations at the expense of advertising by non-acting parties within the framework of Paragraph 1 of Article 5. Contributions from other parties are encouraged. In exceptional cases, bilateral and agreed on the basis of a decision of the parties, regional cooperation, up to a certain percentage share and in accordance with any criteria established by the parties, such cooperation was at least: a) strictly related to compliance with this protocol; b) ensure the receipt of additional resources; and C) cover the agreed additional expenses, which may be considered as a contribution to the Multilateral Fund.

7.the parties approve the program budget of the Multilateral Fund for each financial period and set the amount of contributions of individual parties as a percentage.

8.funds within the framework of the Multilateral Fund are allocated by agreement with the beneficiary party.

9.decisions of the parties in connection with this article shall be made as far as possible. If, despite all efforts, an agreement is not reached, the decision is made by a two-thirds majority of those present and participants in the vote on the part of the parties.

10.the financing mechanism established by this article does not discriminate against any other agreements that may be developed to solve other environmental problems. U. Article 10 a: transfer of technology to the protocol as Article 10 A, add the following article: "Article 10 a: transfer of technology to each party: a) transfer of environmentally safe, best substitutes available and related technologies to the parties acting under Paragraph 1 of Article 5; and B) take all possible measures in combination with programs supported by the financial mechanism to ensure that the transfer of technology referred to in subitem A) is carried out in a fair and favorable environment." Article V 11: the meetings of the parties are replaced by paragraph g of Article 11 of the Montreal Protocol with the following text: "G) consider regulatory measures in accordance with Article 6 and the regulation on transitional substances;". W. Article 17: the parties included in the protocol after its entry into force should write the words "as well as" in Article 17 with the addition of the words: "articles 2A-2E and". Article x 19: withdrawal Article 19 of the Protocol shall be replaced by the following paragraph: "any party may withdraw from this protocol at any time four years after the acceptance of the obligations specified in Paragraph 1 of Article 2A with written notification to the Depositary. Any such withdrawal shall enter into force one year after the date of receipt of the notice of withdrawal by the Depositary, or the next day such as may be indicated in the notice of withdrawal." Y. The following annexes are attached to the Additional Protocol: C. appendix: regulated substances Group substances ozone destructive capacity

Group I CF3CI (CHFU-13) 1.0 C2FCI5 (CHFU-111) 1.0 C2F2CI4 (CHFU-112) 1.0 C3FCI7 (CHFU-211) 1.0 C3F2CI6 (CHFU-212) 1.0 C3F3CI5 (CHFU-214) 1.0 C3F4CI4 (CHFU-214) 1.0 C3F5CI3 (hfu-215) 1.0 C3F6CI2 (hfu-216) 1.0 C3F7CI (hfu-217) 1.0 Group II SSL4 TETRACHLOROMETHANE 1.1 C2H3SL3* 1,1,1- 0.1 tetrachloroethane (methylchloroform)

*This formula has no relation to 1,1,2-trichloroethane

Appendix C: transients

Group items Group items Group I

CHFCl2 (GHFU-21) C3HF5Cl3 (GHFU-225) CHF2Cl (GHFU-22) C3HF6Cl (GHFU-226) CH2FCl (GHFU-31) C3H2FCl5 (GHFU-231) C2HFCl4 (GHFU-121) C3H2F2Cl4 (GHFU-232) c2hf2cl3 (GHFU-122) C3h2f3cl3 (ghfu-233) c2hf3cl2 (ghfu-123) C3HF3CL2 (ghfu-234) C2HF4CL (Ghfu-124) C3H2F4CL2 (Ghfu-235) c2h2fcl3 (Ghfu-131) c3h2f5cl (ghfu-241) C2h2f3cl2 (ghfu-132) C3H3FCL4 (Ghfu-242) C2H2F3CL (Ghfu-133) c3h3f2cl3 (Ghfu-243) C2H3FCl2 (GHFU-141) C3H3F3Cl2 (GHFU-244) C2H3F2Cl (GHFU-142) C3H3F4Cl (GHFU-251) C2H4FCl (GHFU-151) C3H4FCl3 (GHFU-252) C3HFCl6 (GHFU-221) c3h4f3cl (GHFU-253) C3hf2cl5 (GHFU-222) C3h5cl2 (Ghfu-261) c3hf3cl4 (Ghfu-222) c3h5f2cl (Ghfu-262) c3hf4cl3 (Ghfu-223) c3h6fcl (ghfu-271)

Article 2: entry into force 1. this amendment shall enter into force on January 1, 1992 with the agreement for the storage of at least twenty documents on the approval, adoption or approval of amendments by states or regional organizations on economic integration that are parties to the Montreal Protocol on Substances damaging the ozone layer. If by this date the specified condition is not fulfilled, the amendments shall enter into force on the ninetieth day from the date of execution of this condition. 2. Any such document transferred for storage by any regional organization for economic integration shall not be considered an appendix in relation to documents transferred for storage by member states of such organization for the purpose of Paragraph 1. 3.after the entry into force of this amendment, it shall enter into force for any other parties to the protocol on the ninetieth day from the moment of its submission for storage of its document of approval, acceptance, approval or accession, as provided for in Paragraph 1.

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