On the Ratification of the Agreement on the Procedure for the Operational Deployment, Use and Comprehensive Provision of the Collective Rapid Deployment Forces of the Central Asian Region of Collective Security
Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 30, 2007 No. 13-IV
To ratify the Agreement on the Procedure for the Operational Deployment, Use and Comprehensive Provision of the Collective Rapid Deployment Forces of the Central Asian Region of Collective Security, signed in Minsk on June 23, 2006.
President of the Republic of Kazakhstan
AGREEMENT on the procedure for the operational deployment, use and comprehensive provision of the Collective Rapid Deployment Forces of the Central Asian Region of Collective Security
The member States of the Collective Security Treaty Organization, hereinafter referred to as the Parties, guided by the provisions of the Protocol on the Formation and Functioning of the Forces and Means of the Collective Security System of the States Parties to the Collective Security Treaty of May 15, 1992, signed on May 25, 2001, the Agreement on the Status of Formations of Forces and Means of the collective security System of October 11 2000, taking into account the Agreement on the Operational Equipment of the Territory, on the joint use of military infrastructure facilities of the member States of the Collective Security Treaty Organization dated June 18, 2004, based on the need for a legal settlement of the fundamentals of the operational deployment, use and comprehensive provision of the Collective Rapid Deployment Forces of the Central Asian Region of Collective Security (hereinafter referred to as the Central Asian Security Council), agreed as follows:
Article 1
For the purposes of this Agreement, the terms used mean: "The Collective Security Council" is the highest body of the Collective Security Treaty Organization; "The Council of Defense Ministers" is the advisory and executive body of the Collective Security Treaty Organization for coordinating cooperation between the Parties in the field of military policy, military construction and military-technical cooperation.; "military management bodies" - commands, headquarters and management organizations intended for the leadership and management of the armed forces of the member States of the Collective Security Treaty Organization, belonging to the Central Asian region of collective security of this Organization (hereinafter referred to as the CAR States); "Joint Staff" - a permanent working body of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (hereinafter referred to as the Central Asian Region)., unless specifically specified, referred to as the "Organization") and the Council of Ministers of Defense; "Forces and means of the collective Security system of the Collective Security Treaty Organization in the Central Asian Region of Collective Security" - associations, formations, military units and subunits allocated by the armed forces and other troops of the Parties to the United Group of Troops (Forces) of the Central Asian Region of Collective Security; "Joint Group of Troops (forces) of the Central Asian Collective Security Region" (hereinafter referred to as the Joint Group) - command and control bodies and troops (forces) of the armed forces, other military formations and bodies of the Central Asian states deployed in peacetime or deployed in the threatened period in the region to prevent and repel possible aggression, planned to be used according to a single plan and the plan; "national contingents" - formations, units, subunits, institutions and other military formations allocated by the Central African Republic States to the Central African Republic CSIS; "Sending Party" - the Party whose military personnel serve in the governing bodies and national contingents of the Central African Republic's KSBR; "receiving Party" - the Party on whose territory the KSBR of the Central African Republic is temporarily stationed or through whose territory the transit is carried out.; "real estate (real estate objects)"- land plots and barracks and living quarters located on them, communal facilities, military enterprises (institutions), access railways, airfields, training centers and training grounds, stationary control points and communication centers, stationary radio and navigation equipment, buildings and structures of arsenals, storage bases, warehouses and other infrastructure facilities, which are the property of the receiving Party and are, with its consent, in temporary use by national contingents of other CAR States.
Article 2
The KSBR CAR are part of the forces and means of the Organization's collective security system in the Central Asian collective Security region and consist of the Command, Headquarters and national contingents of the KSBR CAR, and are troops (forces) of constant readiness of the Combined Group. KSBR CAR are designed to participate in repelling military aggression, participating in joint combined arms, counter-terrorism and special operations, Among other things, for the timely response of the Central African States to challenges and threats to national and regional security. The main tasks of the Central African Republic's CSIS include: operational deployment to demonstrate readiness to solve problems or ensure the deployment of a Combined Group; participation in combined arms operations during the repulse of aggression; participation in joint combined arms, counter-terrorism, and special operations.
Article 3
The decision on the operational deployment and use of the Central African Republic's CSIS is made by the Collective Security Council at the request of one or more of the Organization's member States on the basis of proposals from the Council of Defense Ministers on the operational deployment and use of the Central African Republic's CSIS. The preparation of proposals to the Council of Defense Ministers for the operational deployment and use of the Central African Republic's CSIS is entrusted to the Joint Staff together with the General (Main, Committee of Chiefs of Staff) staffs of the armed forces of the Central African States. The procedure for the actions of the interstate bodies of the collective security system in preparing and making decisions on the operational deployment and use of the Central African Republic's CSIS is carried out in accordance with the Regulation on the Procedure for Making and Implementing Collective Decisions on the Use of Forces and Means of the collective Security System, approved by the Decision of the Collective Security Council of May 24, 2000.
Article 4
Planning for the use of the Central African Republic's CSIS is entrusted to the Joint Headquarters in cooperation with the military authorities of the Central African Republic. Direct planning for the use of the Central African Republic's CSIS, determining the forms and methods of combat operations is carried out by the Commander of the Central African Republic's CSIS in cooperation with the Joint Headquarters and military authorities of the Central African Republic. Joint planning of the application of the CSBR CAR is carried out in advance and is specified immediately before the operations. The use of the Central African Republic's CSIS can be carried out centrally (when operating in independent areas, in areas) or decentralized (as a reinforcement of national armed forces groups) to perform, among other things, special tasks. With the decentralized application of the Central African Republic's KSBR, planning for their application is carried out, as a rule, by the military authorities of the Central African States in cooperation with the Commander of the Central African Republic's KSBR.
Article 5
The operational deployment of the Central African Republic's CSIS is carried out in accordance with a pre-developed Plan for the operational deployment of the Central African Republic's CSIS (hereinafter referred to as the Plan), approved by the Council of Defense Ministers, which is specified in accordance with a decision taken by the Collective Security Council. The military administration bodies of the CAR States ensure the full and timely implementation of the measures provided for in the specified Plan. The procedure for storing and clarifying the Plan is determined by a decision of the Council of Defense Ministers. The organization of the refinement of the Plan is entrusted to the Joint Staff.
Article 6
The Central African Republic States, in accordance with the Plan, create the necessary conditions in advance and ensure unhindered and gratuitous crossing of their state borders, movement of military echelons, aircraft, automobile convoys with personnel, military equipment and weapons, and logistical means of the national contingents of the Central African Republic's KSBR en route to designated areas of operational deployment (destinations). or transit, as well as provide free of charge for the placement and use of infrastructure facilities, unless otherwise established by decisions of the Collective Security Council. The Central African Republic States provide special (extraordinary) conditions for crossing state borders to the Central African Republic CSIS. The movement of weapons, military equipment and materiel of the national contingents of the Central African Republic across the customs border of the CAR States within the framework of this Agreement is carried out as a matter of priority without the application of non-tariff regulatory measures established by the national legislation of the CAR States and the collection of all types of duties, taxes and fees based on lists agreed upon by the authorized bodies of the sending and receiving Parties. When granting exemption from customs duties, the CAR States may, within the limits of national legislation, require the fulfillment of conditions that they deem necessary to prevent abuse, which they inform each other about in a timely manner. The receiving Party shall take all necessary measures on its territory to deliver to the designated areas the goods specified in the lists specified in paragraph 3 of this Article. Services for the provision of electricity, water and utilities to the Central African Republic's CSDB are provided at tariffs set for the national armed forces of the host Country.
Article 7
The receiving Party refuses to submit any claims to the sending Party and the Command of the Central African Republic CSIS concerning compensation for damage caused to individuals or legal entities related to death, bodily injury and disability of its citizens, as well as damage caused to its immovable property, natural resources, cultural and historical values, if such damage is caused during performing tasks to repel military aggression, the elimination of terrorist armed formations on its territory and in the implementation of measures to ensure its own security. During their temporary stay in the territory of the host Country, the national contingents of the Central African Republic's CSDB ensure the safety of its used real estate, natural resources, cultural and historical sites. The Command of the Central African Republic's KSBR is responsible for the safety of used real estate, cultural and historical sites of the host Country, as well as for compliance with environmental safety standards in the areas of deployment of the national contingents of the KSBR CAR. Responsibility for the damage caused by the national contingent of the Central African Republic, as well as the procedure for its compensation, are determined in accordance with article 13 of the Agreement on the Status of Formations of Forces and Means of the Collective Security System of October 11, 2000.
Article 8
Official documents (correspondence) provided with the means of identification of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation are not subject to customs inspection. The courier moving these documents must have a delivery order confirming his authority and containing information about the number of documents and the type of collateral applied. The order is certified by authorized persons, information about which is provided to the border and customs authorities of the CAR states. If there are suspicions about the content of items among the official documentation (correspondence) that are not intended exclusively for official purposes, the customs authority has the right to require the courier to open the official documentation (correspondence) in the presence of officials of the customs authority and the Command of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation. Information on authorized persons authorized to certify orders is provided annually by the Joint Headquarters to the border and customs authorities of the CAR States.
Article 9
The Central African Republic States provide airspace for flights of aircraft of the States and the Central African Republic CSIS carried out according to plans for operational and combat training, operational deployment and use of the Central African Republic CSIS, free of charge, in accordance with the rules established by the national legislation of the member States of the Collective Security Treaty Organization. Reception, airfield technical support and protection of military aircraft are carried out on the basis of separate agreements with the CAR States.
Article 10
The military personnel of the national contingents of the Central African Republic are not subject to visa control when they cross the state borders of the Central African Republic, and the legislation of the host Country regarding the registration of foreigners and the monitoring of them does not apply. Military personnel who are part of the Central African Republic's KSBR are not considered to have received any rights to permanent residence on the territory of the host Country. At the checkpoints across the state border, the commanders of the national contingents of the Central African Republic CSIS present, certified by the competent authorities of the sending Parties, a personal list of persons who are part of the national contingents, a list of weapons, military equipment and logistical means indicating the purpose of arrival on the territory of the receiving Party. When crossing the state borders of the Central African Republic States, military personnel of the national contingents of the Central African Republic must wear military uniforms of the national armed forces of the Central African Republic States. In addition to the registration number, official vehicles and military equipment must be equipped with clearly visible signs indicating their nationality. Military personnel who are part of the national contingents of the Central African Republic's KSBR cross the state border of the receiving Party upon presentation of a business trip certificate and documents established by the legislation of the sending Party certifying their identity and belonging to the national contingents of the Central African Republic's KSBR. The Central African Republic States grant military personnel crossing the state borders of the Central African Republic States who are part of the Central African Republic's CSBR the right to carry personal belongings and currency valuables, with the exception of goods prohibited and restricted to import and export by the national legislation of the Central African Republic States, in accordance with the rules of the Central African States on the movement of goods by individuals not intended for industrial and commercial activities. The legal status of persons who are members of the Command and national contingents of the Central African Republic's CSDB is determined in accordance with articles 14 and 15 of the Agreement on the Status of Formations of Forces and Means of the Collective Security System dated October 11, 2000.
Article 11
A management system is being created for the leadership of the Central African Republic's CSDB, which is a set of functionally interconnected management bodies, control points (including stationary and mobile ones allocated by the Central African States), as well as special systems. The governing bodies of the KSBR of the Central African Republic include: the Command, the Headquarters of the KSBR of the Central African Republic and the governing bodies of formations, military units and subunits that are part of the KSBR of the Central African Republic. All elements of the Central African Republic's CSDB management system are being created, completed, and equipped with the necessary facilities and equipment in advance in accordance with plans approved by the Council of Defense Ministers. In their daily activities, other elements of the control system operate in a reduced composition, providing them with the necessary functional communication with the general (main, Committee of Chiefs of Staff) headquarters of the armed forces of the CAR States and the Joint Staff, as well as the timely deployment of the control system itself. To deliver orders (orders, signals, commands) in the interests of the Central African Republic's CSDB, existing control systems of the armed forces of the Central African states are used. The working language of paperwork and management in the CSDB of the Central African Republic is Russian. The Joint Staff, in cooperation with the General (Main, Committee of Chiefs of Staff) staffs of the armed forces of the CAR States, organizes: development of combat management documents, determination of the order of storage and work with them; measures to maintain the service of operational duty officers in readiness to perform their intended tasks; timely and reliable reception of orders (signals, orders) of combat control; placement and maintenance of the command post of the KSBR CAR in readiness to receive orders (signals) of combat control. With the adoption by the Collective Security Council of a decision on the operational deployment and application of the Central African Republic's CSIS, all elements of their management system are staffed to full strength and deployed in designated areas, and necessary measures are being taken to ensure their readiness to perform tasks.
Article 12
The national contingents of the Central African Republic CSIS come under the direct command of the Commander of the Central African Republic CSIS after a report on crossing the state border of the host Country on whose territory the operational deployment of the Central African Republic CSIS is being carried out, and leave his direct command upon receipt of the order of the Commander of the Central African Republic CSIS on the completion of the operation. The national contingent of the CSIS of the CAR state, on whose territory the operational deployment of the CSIS of the CAR is carried out, becomes directly subordinate to the Commander of the CSIS of the CAR from the date determined by the Collective Security Council in the Decision on the operational deployment and use of the CSIS of the CAR, and leaves his subordination upon receipt of the order of the Commander of the CSIS of the CAR on the completion of the operation.
Article 13
The planning of comprehensive support for the operational deployment of the Central African Republic's CSIS is organized by the Joint Headquarters in cooperation with the Ministries of Defense of the Central African States.
Article 14
In the designated areas of operational deployment on the territories of the Central African Republic States, in accordance with the Plan for the Operational Deployment of the Central African Republic CSIS, the Central African Republic States create reserves of material assets in advance at the expense of national resources based on the entire composition of the Central African Republic CSIS. The planning and organization of all types of comprehensive support in the application of the Central African Republic's KSBR is carried out by the Command of the Central African Republic's KSBR in cooperation with the military authorities of the Central African States. The provision of national formations (contingents) of the KSBR is carried out at the expense of the national resources of the CAR states and includes: maintaining an agreed level of staffing, weapons and military equipment, replenishment of reserves and restoration of combat capability, logistical and technical support.
Article 15
In special cases, when logistical and technical support of the national contingents of the Central African Republic with the necessary material resources is difficult, replenishment of stocks, as well as repair of weapons and military equipment can be carried out using the resource capabilities of the host Country, as well as at the expense of the material resources of the sending Parties located in areas of joint combined arms, counter-terrorism, special operations and combat operations.. At the same time, the replenishment of spent material resources and subsequent mutual settlements for them are carried out by the relevant competent state bodies (governments of the CSTO member states) on the basis of agreements in force between the states of the Central African Republic or agreements concluded additionally.
Article 16
Medical support for the Central African Republic's CSIS during their operational deployment and the conduct of joint combined-arms, counter-terrorism, special operations and combat operations is provided by the forces and means of the Central African Republic's CSIS in cooperation with the medical authorities (institutions) of the host Country. At the same time, qualified medical care is provided in all medical institutions of the host Country free of charge, including laboratory and instrumental studies. All the wounded and sick are accepted into medical units and institutions, regardless of their affiliation to the national armed forces of the CAR States. Sanitary and hygienic and anti-epidemic measures are carried out by decision of the Commander of the Central African Republic's CSIS in cooperation with local health authorities and in accordance with the legislation of the host Country.
Article 17
The financing of the national contingents of the Central African Republic's CSDB is carried out by the Central African States.
Article 18
Amendments and additions may be made to this Agreement at the initiative of the CAR States. Amendments and additions shall be formalized in separate protocols, which are an integral part of this Agreement, and shall enter into force in accordance with the procedure provided for in Article 20 of this Agreement.
Article 19
Disputes related to the application or interpretation of the articles of this Agreement are resolved by the Parties through consultations and negotiations.
Article 20
This Agreement shall enter into force on the date of receipt by the depositary of the fourth written notification that the signatory States of the Central African Republic have completed the internal procedures necessary for its entry into force. For the Parties that have completed the necessary internal procedures later, this Agreement shall enter into force on the date of delivery of the relevant written notification to the depositary.
Article 21
This Agreement is concluded for the duration of the Collective Security Treaty of May 15, 1992. Any Party may withdraw from this Agreement by sending a written notification of its intention to the depositary no later than 6 months before the expected withdrawal date. Claims that have arisen prior to the withdrawal of the Party from this Agreement are subject to mandatory settlement.
Done in Minsk on June 23, 2006, in one original copy in the Russian language. The original copy is kept at the Secretariat of the Collective Security Treaty Organization, which will send a certified copy to each signatory State of this Agreement.
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