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United Nations Third Conference on the Law of the Sea: Informal Single Negotiating Text*
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 04 April 2017
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- Copyright © American Society of International Law 1975
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[Reproduced from U.N. Document A/CONF.62/WP.8/Part I-III.
[As indicated in the Note by the President of the Conference, the Chairmen of the three Main Committees of the Conference were asked to prepare a single negotiating text covering the subjects entrusted to their Committees. The text prepared by the Chairman of the Second Committee appears at I.L.M. page 710; the text presented by the Chairman of the Third Committee appears at page 743. A Note by the President, identical to the one above, preceded each of these texts in the original documents. They have been omitted at I.L.M. pages 710 and 743.
[At the close of the eight-week session in Geneva on May 9, 1975, the President of the Conference indicated that Governments could use the informal single negotiating text as a basis for study and negotiation pending the next meeting. That session will be held in New York in late March of 1976.
[A working paper on settlement of disputes, presented by the Co-Chairmen of that informal working group, appears at I.L.M. page 762.]
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page 743 note * A provision containing a definition of narine pollution could be embodied in a special introductory chapter of this Convention, together with a.ll other definitions.
page 747 note * The definition of dumping of wastes and other matter nay be included in a special introductory chapter of this Conventiontogether with all other definitions.
page 752 note * The question of settlement of disputes is referred to in Chapter of this Convention.
page 751 note * A provision containing a definition of marine scientific research could be embodied in a special introductory chapter of this Convention together with all other definitions.
page 759 note * The definition qf the words “geographically disadvantaged States” could be considered in a special introductory Chapter of this Convention together with all other definitions.