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ARTICLE-6: International cooperation and assistance [go to this ARTICLE]
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6. Each State Party undertakes to provide information to the database
on
mine clearance established within the United Nations system, especially
information concerning various means and technologies of mine
clearance,
and lists of experts, expert agencies or national points of contact on
mine clearance.
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6. Each State Party undertakes to provide information to the database
on
mine clearance established within the United Nations system, especially
information concerning various means and technologies of mine
clearance,
and lists of experts, expert agencies or national points of contact on
mine clearance.
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ARTICLE-8: Facilitation and clarification of compliance [go to this ARTICLE]
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8. If further clarification is required, the Meeting of the States
Parties
or the
Special Meeting of the States Parties shall authorize a fact-finding
mission
and
decide on its mandate by a majority of States Parties present and
voting. At
any time the re quested State Party may invite a fact-finding mission
to
its territory.
Such a mission shall take place without a decision by a Meeting of the
States
Parties or a Special Meeting of the States Parties to authorize
such
a mission.
The mission, consisting of up to 9 experts, designated and
approved
in
accordance with paragraphs 9 and 10, may collect additional information
on
the spot or in other places directly related to the alleged compliance
issue under
the jurisdiction or control of the requested State Party.
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9. The Secretary-General of the United Nations shall prepare and update
a list
of the names, nationalities and other relevant data of qualified
experts provided
by States Parties and communicate it to all States Parties. Any expert
included
on this list sh all be regarded as designated for all fact-finding
missions
unless a
State Party declares its non-acceptance in writing. In the event of
non-acceptance,
the expert shall not participate in fact-finding missions on the
territory or any other
place under the jurisdiction or control of the objecting State Party,
if
the
non-acceptance was declared prior to the appointment of the expert to
such
missions.
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9. The Secretary-General of the United Nations shall prepare and update
a list
of the names, nationalities and other relevant data of qualified
experts provided
by States Parties and communicate it to all States Parties. Any expert
included
on this list sh all be regarded as designated for all fact-finding
missions
unless a
State Party declares its non-acceptance in writing. In the event of
non-acceptance,
the expert shall not participate in fact-finding missions on the
territory or any other
place under the jurisdiction or control of the objecting State Party,
if
the
non-acceptance was declared prior to the appointment of the expert to
such
missions.
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9. The Secretary-General of the United Nations shall prepare and update
a list
of the names, nationalities and other relevant data of qualified
experts provided
by States Parties and communicate it to all States Parties. Any expert
included
on this list sh all be regarded as designated for all fact-finding
missions
unless a
State Party declares its non-acceptance in writing. In the event of
non-acceptance,
the expert shall not participate in fact-finding missions on the
territory or any other
place under the jurisdiction or control of the objecting State Party,
if
the
non-acceptance was declared prior to the appointment of the expert to
such
missions.
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9. The Secretary-General of the United Nations shall prepare and update
a list
of the names, nationalities and other relevant data of qualified
experts provided
by States Parties and communicate it to all States Parties. Any expert
included
on this list sh all be regarded as designated for all fact-finding
missions
unless a
State Party declares its non-acceptance in writing. In the event of
non-acceptance,
the expert shall not participate in fact-finding missions on the
territory or any other
place under the jurisdiction or control of the objecting State Party,
if
the
non-acceptance was declared prior to the appointment of the expert to
such
missions.
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