Gesetzblatt der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik Teil ⅠⅠ 1982, Seite 68

Gesetzblatt (GBl.) der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik (DDR) Teil ⅠⅠ 1982, Seite 68 (GBl. DDR ⅠⅠ 1982, S. 68); 68 Gesetzblatt Teil II Nr. 4 Ausgabetag: 20. August 1982 ARTICLE VIII The Commission shall have legal Personality and shall enjoy in the territory of each of the States Parties such legal capacity as may be necessary to perform its function and achieve the purposes of this Convention. The Privileges and immunities to be enjoyed by the Commission and its staff in the territory of a State Party shall be determined by agreement between the Commission and the State Party concerned. ARTICLE IX 1. The function of the Commission shall be to give effect to the objective and principles set out in Article II of this Convention. To this end, it shall: (a) facilitate research into and comprehensive studies of Antarctic marine living resources and of the Antarctic marine ecosystem; (b) compile data on the Status of and changes in Population of Antarctic marine living resources and on factors affecting the distribution, abundance and pro-ductivity of harvested species and dependent or related species or populations; (c) ensure the acquisition of catch and effort statistics on harvested populations; (d) analyse, disseminate and publish the Information referred to in sub-paragraphs (b) and (c) above and the reports of the Scientific Committee; (e) identify Conservation needs and analyse the effec-tiveness of Conservation measures; (f) formulate, adopt and revise' Conservation measures on the basis of the best scientific evidence available, subject to the provisions of Paragraph 5 of this Article; (g) implement the System of Observation and inspection established under Article XXIV of this Convention; (h) carry out such other activities as are necessary to fulfil the objective of this Convention. 2. The Conservation measures referred to in Paragraph 1 (f) above include the following: (a) the designation of the quantity of any species which may be harvested in the area to which this Convention applies; (b) the designation of regions and sub-regions based on the distribution of populations of Antarctic marine living resources; (c) the designation of the quantity which may be harvested from the populations of regions and sub-regions ; (d) the designation of protected species; (e) the designation of the size, age and, as appropriate, sex of species which may be harvested; (f) the designation of open and closed seasons for harvesting; (g) the designation of the opening and closing of areas, regions or sub-regions for purposes of scientific study or Conservation, including special areas for protection and scientific study; (h) regulation of the effort employed and methods of harvesting, including fishing gear, with a view, inter alia, to avoiding undue concentration of 'harvesting in any region or sub-region; (i) the taking of such other Conservation measures as the Commission considers necessary for the fulfilment of the objective of this Convention, including measures concerning the effects of harvesting and associated activities on components of the marine ecosystem other than the harvested populations. 3. The Commission shall publish and maintain a record of all Conservation measures in force. , 4. In exercising its functions under Paragraph 1 above, the Commission shall take full account of the recommend-ations and advice of the Scientific Committee. 5. The Commission shall take full account of any relevant measures or regulations established or recommended by the Consultative Meetings pursuant to Article IX of the Antarctic Treaty or by existing fisheries commissions responsible for species which may enter the area to which this Convention applies, in Order that there shall be no inconsistency between the rights and obligations of a Contracting Party under such. regulations or measures and Conservation measures which may be adopted by the Commission. 6. Conservation measures adopted by the Commission in accordance with this Convention shall be implemented by Members of the Commission in the following manner: (a) the Commission shall notify Conservation measures to all Members of the Commission; (b) Conservation measures shall become binding upon all Members of the Commission 180 days after such notification, except as provided in sub-paragraphs (c) and (d) below; (c) if a Member of the Commission, within ninety days following the notification specified in sub-para-graph (a), notifies the Commission that it is unable to accept the Conservation measure, in whole or in part, the measure shall not, to the extent stated, be binding upon that Member of the Commission; (d) in the event that any Member of the Commission invokes the procedure set forth in sub-paragraph (c) above, the Commission shall meet at the request of any Member of the Commission to review the Conservation measure. At the time of such meeting and within thirty days following the meeting, any Member of the Commission shall have the right to declare that it is no longer able to accept the Conservation measure, in which case the Member shall no longer be bound by such measure. ARTICLE X 1. The Commission shall draw the attention of any State which is not a Party to this Convention to any activity undertaken by its nationals or vessels which, in the opinion of the Commission, affects the implementation of the objective of this Convention. 2. The Commission shall draw the attention of all Contracting Parties to any activity which, in the opinion of the Commission, affects the implementation by a Contracting Party of the objective of this Convention or the compliance by that Contracting Party with its obligations under this Convention. ARTICLE XI The Commission shall seek to co-operate with Contracting Parties which may exercise jurisdiction in marine areas adjacent to the area to which this Convention applies in respect of the Conservation of any stock or Stocks of associated species which occur bottf- within those areas and the area to which this Convention applies, with a view to harmonizing the eonservation measures adopted in respect of such Stocks. ARTICLE XII 1. Decisions of the Commission on matters of substance shall be taken by consensus. The question of whether a matter is one of substance shall be treated as a matter of substance. 2. Decisions on matters other than those referred to in Paragraph 1 above shall be taken by a simple majority of the Members of the Commission present and voting. 3. In Commission consideration of any item requiring a decision, it shall be made clear whether a regional economic Integration Organization will participate in the taking of the decision and, if so, whether any of its member States will also participate. The number of Contracting Parties so participating shall not exceed the number of member States of the regional economic integration Organization which are Members of the Commission.;

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Dokumentation: Gesetzblatt (GBl.) der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik (DDR) Teil Ⅰ 1982 (GBl. DDR Ⅰ 1982), Sekretariat des Ministerrates der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik (Hrsg.), Staatsverlag der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik, Berlin 1982. Das Gesetzblatt der DDR Teil Ⅰ im Jahrgang 1982 beginnt mit der Nummer 1 am 14. Januar 1982 auf Seite 1 und endet mit der Nummer 41 vom 23. Dezember 1982 auf Seite 654. Die Dokumentation beinhaltet das gesamte Gesetzblatt der DDR Teil Ⅰ von 1982 (GBl. DDR Ⅰ 1982, Nr. 1-41 v. 14.1.-23.12.1982, S. 1-654).

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