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CHAPTER Chapter XXVII. Environment

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FINAL A~

1987
 FINAL ACT

1. The Conference of Plenipotentiaries on the Protocol on Chlorofluorocarbons

to the Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer was convened by
the Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
pursuant to decision 13/18 adopted by the Governing Council of UNEP on 23 May
1985.
2. The Conference met at the Headquarters of the International Civil Aviation
Organization, MOntreal, with the kind support of the Government of Canada, from
14 to 16 September 1987.
3. All States were invited to participate in the Conference~ The following
States accep,ted the invitation and participated in the Conference:

Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Burkina Faso,

Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic~ Canada, Chile, China, Colombia,
Congo, Costa Rica, Czechoslovakia, Denmark,.Democratic Yemen, Egypt,
Finland, France, Germany, Federal Republic of, Ghana, Greece, Indonesia,
Israel, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Korea, Republic of, Luxembourg, Malaysia,
Mauritius, Mexico, Morocco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway,
Panama, Peru, Philippines, Portugal, Senegal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland,
Thail~nd, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic,
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Northern Ireland, United States of America, Venezuela.

4. The European Economic Community also participated.

5. Observers from the following States attended the proceedings of the

Conference:

Dominican RepUblic, Ecuador, Hungary, India, Kuwait, Poland.

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 FINAL ACT

1. The Conference of Plenipotentiaries on the Protocol on Chlorofluorocarbons

to the Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer was convened by
the Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
pursuant to decision 13/18 adopted by the Governing Council of UNEP on 23 May
1985.
2. The Conference met at the Headquarters of the International Civil Aviation
Organization, MOntreal, with the kind support of the Government of Canada, from
14 to 16 September 1987.
3. All States were invited to participate in the Conference~ The following
States accep,ted the invitation and participated in the Conference:

Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Burkina Faso,

Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic~ Canada, Chile, China, Colombia,
Congo, Costa Rica, Czechoslovakia, Denmark,.Democratic Yemen, Egypt,
Finland, France, Germany, Federal Republic of, Ghana, Greece, Indonesia,
Israel, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Korea, Republic of, Luxembourg, Malaysia,
Mauritius, Mexico, Morocco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway,
Panama, Peru, Philippines, Portugal, Senegal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland,
Thail~nd, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic,
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Northern Ireland, United States of America, Venezuela.

4. The European Economic Community also participated.

5. Observers from the following States attended the proceedings of the

Conference:

Dominican RepUblic, Ecuador, Hungary, India, Kuwait, Poland.

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6. Observers from the following United Nations bodies, specialized agencies,
intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations also attended the
Conference:

World Meteorological Organization (WHO), General Agreement on Tariffs and

Trade (GATT), International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO),
Organization of African Unity (OAU), Council of the European Communities
(CEC), Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD),
International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), Federation of European Aerosol
Associat-ions, European Chemical Industry Federation, Chemical
Manufacturers Association, Natural Resources Defense Council, World
Resources Institute, Environmental Defense Fund, Greenpeace, Friends of
the Earth, Seattle Foundation (Canada), Mammouth International
Humanitarian Societies Square Projects Inc. (Canada), Watto Laboratories
International (Canada), Dr. r.A. Homonnay and Associates (Canada),
International Organization of Automobile Manufacturers, Alliance for
Responsible CFC Policy, Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute
(USA), Environmental Protection Agency (USA), Institute for European
Environment Policy, National Fire Protection Association, Dupont Canada,
The Beloff Group (Canada), Produits Chimiques Allied Canada Inc., United
States Air Force.

7. The Conference was formally opened by Dr. Mostafa K. Tolba, the Executive
Director of UNEP. In the CQurse of the inaugural ceremony, the Conference
heard a welcoming address by the Honourable Tom McMillan, P.C., M.P., Minister
of the Environment, on behalf of the Government of Canada.

8. Dr. Mostafa K. Tolba served as Secretary-General of the Conference and

Dr. Iwona Rummel-Bulska (UNEP) served as Executive Secretary.

9. The Conference unanimously elected Ambassador W. Lang (Austria) as its

President.

10. The Conference also elected the following officers:

Vice-Presidents: Ambassador E. Hawas (Egypt)

Dr. V. Zakharov (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics)

Rapporteur: Mr. C.R. Roque (Philippines)

11. The Conference adopted the following agenda:

1. Opening of the Conference.

2. Organizational matters:

(a) Adoption of the rules of procedures;

(b) Election of the President;
(c) Election of Vice-Presidents and Rapporteur;
(d) Adoption of the agenda;
(e) Appointment of the members of the Credentials Committee;
(f) Appointment of the members of the Drafting Committee;
(g) Organizatipn of the work of the Conference.

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 3. Consideration of the draft Protocol to the Vienna Convention for the
Protection of the Ozone Layer.

4. Report of the Credentials Committee.

5. Adoption of the Protocol to the Vienna Convention for the Protection

of the Ozone Lay"er.

6. Adoption of the Final Act of the Conference.

7. Signature of final instruments.

8. Closure of the Conference.

12. The Conference adopted as its rules of procedure document UNEP/IG.79/2

proposed by the secretariat.

13. In conformity with the rules of procedure, the Conference established the
following Committees:

Committee of the Whole:

Chairman: The President of the Conference

General Committee:

Chairman: The President of the Conference

Members: The Vice-Presidents of the Conference, the

Rapporteur and the Chairman of the Drafting Committee

Drafting Committee:

Chairman: Mr. Jon J. AlIen (Canada)

Members: Argentina
Australia
France
Japan
United Kingdom
United States

Credentials Committee:

Chairman: Ambassador Jose M. Bustani (Brazil)

Members: Finland
Germany, Federal Republic of
Indonesia
Kenya
Mexico
Norway

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14. The main documents which served as the basis for the deliberations of the
Conference were:

Seventh Revised Draft Protocol on [Chlorofluorocarbons] [and Other

Ozone Depleting Substances], UNEP/IG.93/3 and Rev. 1;

Reports of the Ad Hoc Working Group of Legal and Technical Experts

for the Elaboration of a Protocol on Chlorofluorocarbons to the
Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer (Vienna
Group), UNEP/WG.151/L.4, UNEP/WG.167/2 and UNEP/WG.172/2.

15. In addition, the Conference had before it a number of other documents that
were made available to it by the Secretariat of UNEP.

16. The Conference approved the recommendation of its Credentials Committee

that the credentials of the representatives of the participating States as
listed in paragrapb 3 should be recognized as being in order.

17. On the basis of the deliberations of the Committee of the Whole, the
Conference, on 16 September 1987, adopted the Montreal Protocol on Substances
that Deplete the Ozone Layer. The Protocol, which is appended to this Final
Act, will be open for signature at the Ministry for External Affairs of Canada
in Ottawa from
17 September 1987 to 16 January 1988 and at the United Nations Headquarters in
New York from 17 January 1988 to 15 September 1988.

18. Tbe Conference also adopted the following resolutions which are appended
to this Final Act:

1. Resolution on the Montreal Protocol.

2. Resolution on the exchange of technical information.

3. Resolution on the reporting of data.

4. Tribute to the Government of Canada.

19. At the time of the adoption of this Final Act, some delegations made
declarations which are recorded in this document.

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF the representatives have signed this Final Act.

DONE at Montreal, this sixteenth day of September one thousand nine hundred and
eighty seven in one original in the Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian
and Spanish languages, each language version being equally authentic: Tbe
original text will be deposited with the Secretary-General of the United
Nations.

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 1. RESOLUTION ON THE MONTREAL PROTOCOL

The Conference,

Having adopted the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone
Layer,

Noting with appreciation that the Protocol was opened for signature in Montreal
on 16 September 1987,

Recalling the Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer, adopted
on 22 March 1985,

Bearing in mind the Resolution of the Conference of Plenipotentiaries on the

Protection of the Ozone Layer adopted on the same day which urged in the sixth
operative paragraph "all States and regional economic integration organiza-
tions, pending entry into force of a protocol, "to control their emissions of
CFCs, inter alia in aerosols, by any mean"s at their disposal, including
controls on production or use, to the maximum extent practicable",

1. Calls upon all States and regional economic integration organizations that
have not yet done so to implement the sixth paragraph, bearing in mind the
relevant provisions in the Protocol concerning the special situation of the
developing countries;

2. Appe~ls to all States to become Parties to ~he Vienna Convention for the
Protection of the Ozone Layer;

3. Urges all States and regional economic integration organizations,

including those that have not participated in this Conference, to sign and
become Parties to the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone
Layer;

4. Req-uests the Executive Director of the United Nations Environment

Programme to forward this Resolution to the Secretary General of the United
Nations and to circulate it to all States and regional economic integration
organizations.
 2. RESOLUTION ON THE EXCHANGE OF TECHNICAL INFORMATION

The Conference,

Having adopted the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone
Layer,

Realizing the importance of reducing as quickly as possible the emissions of

these substances,

Recognizing the need for an early exchange of information on technologies and

strategies to achieve this,

1. Requests the Executive Director of the United Nations Environment

Programme (UNEP) , pending the first meeting of the Parties, to make appropriate
arrangements to facilitate the exchange of information on technology referred
to in Articles 9 and 10 of the Protocol;

2. Appeals to interested States and regional economic integration

organizations to sponsor, at the earliest opportunity, in cooperation with
UNEP, a workshop with the aim of:

(a) exchanging information on technologies and administrative strategies

for reducing emissions of the substances listed in Annex A to the
Protocol and for developing alternatives, taking into account
paragraph 2 of Annex 11 to the Vienna Convention for the Protection
of the Ozone Layer; and

(b) identifying areas in which further research and technical

development are required,

3. Urges all interested parties to participate in and contribute to such a

workshop and to make expeditious use of the information so gained in order to
reduce the emissions of those substances and to develop alternatives.
 DECLARATIONS

made at the time of adoption of the Final Act of the

Conference of Plenipotentiaries on the Montreal Protocol
on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer.

1. Speaking on behalf of the developing countries, the delegate from Egypt

stated that the developing countries' understanding on Article 2 of the
MOntreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer is that any
of its provisions will in no way affect the agreement reached on
subparagraph (c) of Article 3 and on Articles 4 and 5.

2. Speaking on behalf of the European Economic Community, the delegate from

Denmark stated that all Member States of the European Economic Community
and EEC will sign the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the
Ozone Layer and that all Member States and EEC will ratify the Vienna
Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer as soon as possible to
allow the Montreal Protocol to enter into force on 1 January 1989.

3. The delegate from the Soviet Union stated that while fully sharing the
~dea that the trade in CFCs should be controlled, the Soviet Union finds
it necessary to include into a corresponding Article a prov~s~on allow~ng
Parties to fulfil their earlier commitments. That would be consistent
with the letter and spirit of all international agreements. At the first
meeting of the Parties an effort should be made to introduce amendments
and corrections into a number of Articles to make the Protocol more
flexible and responsive to the needs of different countries, in particular,
those with a low level of consumption of ozone depleting substances.
At the first meeting of the Parties, among other things, they should
consider, besides the ozone depleting substances, the scientific data on
the effect of the use of alternative substances on human health and
environment as well as ecological consequences. Scientific experts,
to this end, should prepare a review of alternatives. In iterating the
will of our country to develop international co-operation in the field
of environmental protection and that of the ozone layer, the delegation
of the Soviet Union considers, in general, that the present Protocol
seems to be ready for signing and that after having considered the legal
basis of the provisions contained in certain Articles formulated in the
last few days of the Conference, the question can be solved.
 4. TRIBUTE TO THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA

The Conference,

Having met in Montreal from 14 to 16 September 1987 at the gracious invitation

of the Government· of Canada,

Convinced that the efforts made by the Government of Canada and by the civic
authorities of Montreal in providing facilities, premises and other resources
contributed significantly to the smooth conduct of its proceedings,

Deeply appreciative of the courtesy and hospitality extended by the Government

of Canada and the City of Montreal to the members of the delegations, observers
and the secretariat attending the Conference,

Expresses its sincere gratitude to the Government of Canada, to the authorities

of Montreal an~, through them, to the Canadian people and in particular to the
population of Montreal for the cordial welcome which they accorded to the
Conference and to those associated with its work and for their contribution to
the success of the Conference.
 DECLARATIONS

made at the time of adoption of the Final Act of the

Conference of Plenipotentiaries on the Montreal Protocol
on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer.

1. Speaking on behalf of the developing countries, the delegate from Egypt

stated that the developing countries' understanding on Article 2 of the
MOntreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer is that any
of its provisions will in no way affect the agreement reached on
subparagraph (c) of Article 3 and on Articles 4 and 5.

2. Speaking on behalf of the European Economic Community, the delegate from

Denmark stated that all Member States of the European Economic Community
and EEC will sign the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the
Ozone Layer and that all Member States and EEC will ratify the Vienna
Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer as soon as possible to
allow the Montreal Protocol to enter into force on 1 January 1989.

3. The delegate from the Soviet Union stated that while fully sharing the
~dea that the trade in CFCs should be controlled, the Soviet Union finds
it necessary to include into a corresponding Article a prov~s~on allow~ng
Parties to fulfil their earlier commitments. That would be consistent
with the letter and spirit of all international agreements. At the first
meeting of the Parties an effort should be made to introduce amendments
and corrections into a number of Articles to make the Protocol more
flexible and responsive to the needs of different countries, in particular,
those with a low level of consumption of ozone depleting substances.
At the first meeting of the Parties, among other things, they should
consider, besides the ozone depleting substances, the scientific data on
the effect of the use of alternative substances on human health and
environment as well as ecological consequences. Scientific experts,
to this end, should prepare a review of alternatives. In iterating the
will of our country to develop international co-operation in the field
of environmental protection and that of the ozone layer, the delegation
of the Soviet Union considers, in general, that the present Protocol
seems to be ready for signing and that after having considered the legal
basis of the provisions contained in certain Articles formulated in the
last few days of the Conference, the question can be solved.
ACTE FINAL

1987
 ACT! 'INAL

1. La Conference de plenipotentiaires sur le Protoele A la Convention de

Vienne pour la protection de la couche d'ozone relatif aux
ehlorofluorocarbones a et' convoquee par le Directeur executif du Programme
des Nations Unies pour l'environneaent (PNU!) en ezecution de la
decision 13/18 adoptee le 13 mai 1985, par le Conseil d'administration du
PHO!.
2. La Conference .'est tenue au siege de l'Organisation de l'aviation
civile internationale. A Montreal, avec l'aimable appui dU Gouvernement du
Canada, du 14 au 16 septeabre 1987.
3. Tous le. ftats avaient ete invites A participer a la Conference. Les
ftats ci-apres ont accept' l'invitation et y ont participe :
Algerie. Allemagne (Republique federale d'), Argentine, Australie,
Autriche, Belgique, Bresil, Burkina 'aso, Canada, Chili, Chine,
Colombie, Congo, Costa Rica, Danemark. tgypte, Espagne. ttats-Uni.
d'Amerique, Finlande, France, Ghana, Greee, Indonesie, Israil, Italie,
Japon, Kenya. Luxembourg, Malaisie. Maroc, Maurice. Hezique, Nigeria,
Norvege, Nouvelle-Zelande, Ouganda. Panama. Pays-Bas. Perou,
Philippines, Portugal, Republique de Coree. Republique soeialiste
sovi6tique de Bi6loru.sie, Republique soeialiste 80vietique d'Ukraine,
Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d'Irlande du Hord, Senegal. Suede.
Suisse, Tehecoslovaquie, Thailande, Togo, Tunisie, Union des Republiques
socialistes sovietiques, Venezuela, Yemen democratique.
4. La Communaute eeonomique europeenne a egaleaent pris part a la
Conference.
5. Les observateurs de. ftats ei-apres ont suivi les travaux de la
Conference :
tquateur, Songrie, lnde, Koweit, Pologne, Republique dominieaine.

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6. Les observateurs des organismes des Nations Onies, institutions
specialisees, organisations intergouvernementales et organisations non
gouvernementales ci-apres ont aussi suivi les travaux de la Conference

Organisation meteorologique mondiale (OHM), Accord general sur les

tarifs douaniers et le commerce (GATT), Organisation de l'aviation
civile internationale (OACI) , Organisation de l'unite "africaine (OUA) ,
Commission des communautes europeennes (CEE) , Organisation de
cooperation et de developpement economiques (OCDE) , Chambre de commerce
internationale (CCI) , Federation europeenne des associations aerosols,
Federation europeenne de l'industrie chimique, Chemical Manufacturers
Alsociation (E.-U.), Conseil de defense des ressources naturelles.
lnstitut des res sources mondiales. Environmental Defense Fund,
Greenpeace. Friends of the Earth, Seattle Foundation (Canada), Mammoutb
International Humanitarian Societies Square Projects Inc. (Canada>.
Vatto Laboratories International (Canada). Dr. F.A. Bamonnay and
Associates (Canada), Organisation internationale des fabricants de
vehicules automobiles, Alliance for Responsible erc Policy.
Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute (E.-U.), Environmental
Protection Agency (E.-O.>, Institut pour une politique europeenne de
l'environnement, National Fire Protection Association. Dupont Canada.
The Beloff Group (Canada), Produite Chimiques Allied Canada Inc •• United
States Air Force.

7. La Conference a ete officiellement ouverte par M. Mostafa K. Tolba.

Directeur executif du PNUE. Au cours de la ceremonie d·ouverture,
l'Ronorable Tom McMillan, Ministre de l'cnvironnement, a adresse ses voeux
de bienvenue a la Conference au nom du Gouvernement du Canada.

8. M. Mostafa K. Tolba a exerce leB fonctions de Secretaire general de la

Conference et a nomme Mme Rummel-Bulska Secretaire executif.

9. La Conference a elu President M. Winfried Lang (Autricbe) a l'unanimite.

10. La Conference a egalement elu

Vice-presidents Son Excellence l'Ambassadeur E. Hawas (Egypte)

M. V. Zakbarov (Union des Repub1iques socialistes
sovietiques)

Rapporteur M. C.R. Roque (Philippines)

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EN FOl DE QUOl les repr~sentants ont sign' le pr~sent Acte final.

FAIT a Hontr~al, le seize septembre mil neuf cent quatre-vingt-sept, en un

tezte original, en langues anglaise, arabe, chinoise. espagnole, fran~aise
et russe, chacune des versions faisant 'galement foie Le texte original
sera depose aupres du Secr~taire general de l'Organisation des
Nations Unies.

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 Commission de verification des pouvoirs
M. Jose .M. Bustani (Bresil)

Manbres Allemagne (Republique federale d')

Finlande
Indonesie
ICenya
Mexique
Norvege
14. Les principaux documents qui ont servi de base aux deliberations de la
Conference etaient les suivants :
Septieme version revisee du projet de Protocole relatif [aux
chlorofluorocarbonesl [et a d'autres substances qui appauvrissent
la coucbe d'ozone], UNEP/IG.93/3 et Rev.l;

Rapports du Groupe de travail special constitue d'~perts

juridiques et tecbniques cbarg~s de l'elaboration d'un Protocole a
la Convention de Vienne pour la protection de la couche d'ozone
relatif aux chlorofluorocarbones (Groupe de Vienne),
UNEP/wc.15l/L.4, UNEP/WG.167/2 et UNEP/WG.172/2.

15. En outre, la Conference etait saisie d'un certain nombre d'autres

documents mis a sa disposition par le 8ecr~tariat du PNUE.
16. La Conference a approuve la recommandation de sa Commission de
verification des pouvoirs demandant que 1es pouvoirs des representants des
ttats participants, dont la liste figure au paragraphe.3, soi~nt reconnus en
bonne et due forme.
17. Sur la base des deliberations de la Commission p1eniere, la Conference a
adopte, le 16 septembre 1987, le Protocole de Montreal relatif a des
substances qui appauvrissent la coucbe d'ozone. Le Protocole, dont le texte
est joint en annexe au present Acte final, sera ouvert a la signature au
Ministere des af~aires exterieures du Canada, a Ottawa, du 17 septembre 1987
au 16 janvier 1988 et au siege de l'Organisation des Nations Unies, a
New York, du 17 janvier 1988 au 15 septembre 1988.
18. La Conference a aussi adopte 1es resolutions ci-apres, dont le texte est
joint en annexe au present Acte final

1. Resolutions sur le Protocole de Montreal

Z. Resolution sur l'echange de renseignements techniques
3. Resolution sur la communication des d(",aees
4. Hommage au Gouvernement du Canada

19. Aumoment de l'adoption de l'Acte fin2:,~. quelques delegations ont fait

des declarations qui sont consignees dans ~e present document.

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EN FOl DE QUOl les repr~sentants ont sign' le pr~sent Acte final.

FAIT a Hontr~al, le seize septembre mil neuf cent quatre-vingt-sept, en un

tezte original, en langues anglaise, arabe, chinoise. espagnole, fran~aise
et russe, chacune des versions faisant 'galement foie Le texte original
sera depose aupres du Secr~taire general de l'Organisation des
Nations Unies.

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 1. RESOLUTION SUR LE PROTOCOLE DE MONTREAL

La Conference

Ayant adopte le Protocole de Montreal relatif a des substances qui

appauvrissent la coucbe d'ozone,

Constatant avec satisfaction que le Protocole a ete ouvert a la signature a

Montreal le 16 septembre 1987,

Rappelant la Convention de Vienne pour la protection de la couche d'ozone,

signee a Vienne le 22 mars 1985,

Ayant a l'esprit la Resolution de la Conference de Plenipotentiaires sur la

protection de la couche d'ozone qui, a la meme date, a, par le sixieme
paragraphe de son dispositif, invite instamment "tous les Etats et
organisations d'integration economique regionale, en attendant l'entree en
vigueur d'un protocole, a controler leurs emissions de chlorofluorocarbones,
notamment par aerosols, par tous les moyens a leur disposition, y compris
par des contr8les de la production et de l'utilisation, dans toute la mesure
du possib le" ,

1. Fait appel a tous les Etats et a toutes les organisations regionales

d'integration economique qui ne l'ont pas encore fait pour qu'ils mettent en
application le paragraphe 6 du dispositif de la Resolution mentionnee
ci-dessus, en tenant' compte des dispositions pertinentes du .Protocole
concernant la situation particuliere des pays en developpement;

2. Fait appel a tous les Etats qui ne l'ont pas encore fait pour qu'ils
deviennent Parties a la Convention de Vienne pour la protection de la couche
d 'ozone;

3. Prie instamment tous les Etats et toutes les organisations regionales

d'integration economique, y compris ceux et celles qui n'ont pas participe a
la presente Conference, de signer le Protocole de Montreal relatif a des
substances qui appauvrissent la couche d'ozone et de devenir Parties a ce
Protocole;

4. Demande au Directeur executif du Programme des Nations Unies pour

l'environnement de transmettre la presente Resolution au Secretaire general
de l'Organisation des Nations Unies et de la diffuser a tous les Etats et a
toutes les organisations regionales d'integration economique.

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1987
 3. RtSOLUTION SUR LA COMMUNICATION DES DONNtES

La Conf~rence

Ayant adopt6 le Protocole de Montr6al relatif 1 des substances qui

appauvrissent la couche'd'ozone,

Convaincue que, pour que le pr6sent Protocole soit mis en oeuvre de la

mani~re la plus efficace possible, il est essentiel que soient communiqu~es
en temps utile des donn6es completes et pr6cises sur la production et la
consommation des substances r'glement'es,
1. Demande a tous les signataires de prendre le plus rapidement possible
toutes 1es mesures necessaires pour acquerir et communiquer en temps utile
des donnees completes sur la production, l'importation et l'exportation de
substances r6glementees, conform6ment a l'article 7 du Protocole et compte
tenu du paragtaphe 1 de l'article 4 de la Convention de Vienne pour la
protection de la couche d'ozone;

2. Invite 1es signataires a

entrer en consultation avec d'autres
signataires et a solliciter l'aide et les conseils du Programme des
Nations Unies pour l'environnement (PNUE) et d'autres organisations
internationa1es competentes, se10n 1es besoins, pour la conception et la
mise en oeuvre de systemes de communication des donn'esj

3. Demand~ au Directeur execut~f du PNUE de convoquer, dans un de~ai de

six mais i compter de la date d'adoption de la presente resolution, une
reunion d'experts gouvernenentaux pour que ceux-ci, avec l'assistance
d'experts d'organisations internationales competentes, formulent des
recommandations pour l'harmonisation des donnees sur la production, les
importations et les exportations en vue d'assurer l'uniformite'et la
comparabilite des donn'es sur les substances reglenentees.

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 4. HOMMAGE AD GODVERNEMENT DU CANADA

La Conf erence

S'etaut reunie a Montreal, du 14 au 16 septembre 1987, a l'afmable .

invitation du Gouvernement du Canada,

C~qvaincue que les efforts deployes par le Gouvernement du Canada et par

les autorites municipales de la ville de Montreal pour mettre a la
disposition de la Conference les installations et services, locaux et autres
res sources necessaires ont fortement contribue a la bonne marcbe de ses
travault,

Profondement reconnaissante au Gouvernement du Canada et a la ville de

Montreal pour la courtoisie et l'hospitalite dont ils ont fait preuye envers
les membres des d6legations, les ·observateurs et les fonctionnaires du
secretariat participant a la Conference,

Expr~e sa sincere gratitude au Gouvernement du Canada, aux autorites de

la ville de Montreal et, par leur intermediaire, au peuple canadien, en
particulier ault habitants de Montreal, pour la cordialite avec laquelle ils
ont accueilli la Conference et ceux qui etaient associes a ses travaux, et
pour leur contribution au succes de la Conference.

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 DECLARATIONS

faites lors de l'adoption de l'Acte final de

la Conference de Plenipotentiaires sur le
Protocole de Montreal relatif a des substances
qui appauvrissent la couche d'ozone.

1. Parlant au nom des pays en developpement, le representant de l'Egypte

a declare que, selon l'interpretation des pays en developpement, aucune des
dispositions de l'article 2 du Protocole de Montreal relatif a des substances
qui appauvrissent la couche d'ozone n'influera en quoi que ce soit sur
l'accord conclu en ce qui concerne le paragraphe c) de l'article 3 ainsi que
les articles 4 et 5.

2. parlant au nom de la Communaute economique europeenne, le representant

du Danemark a declare que tous les Etats membres.de la Communaute economique
europeenne ainsi que la CEE signeront le Protocole de Montreal relatif a des
substances qui appauvrissent la couche d'ozone et qu'ils ratifieront des que
possible la Convention de Vienne pour la protection de la couche d'ozone afin
que le protocnle de Montreal puisse entrer en vigueur le ler janvier 1989.

3. Le representant de l'union sovietique a declare que tout en partageant

pleinement l'idee qUe les echanges commerciaux relatifs aux CFC devraient
~tre reqlementes, l'URSS estime necessaire d'inserer dans un article
correspondant une disposition autorisant les Parties a remplir leurs
engagements anterieurs. Cela serait conforme a la lettre et a l'esprit de
tous les accords internationaux. A la premiere reunion des Parties, il
faudrait s'efforcer d'apporter des amendements et des rectifications a un
certain nombre d'articles pou£ rendre le Protocole plus souple et plus apte
a repondre aux besoins des differents pays, notamment de ceux qui consomment
peu de substances qui appauvrissent la couche d'ozone. A leur premiere
reunion, les parties devraient notamment examiner, en dehors des substances
qui appauvrissent la couche d'ozone, les donnees scientifique~ concernant
l'effet que l'.utilisation de substances de substitution peut avoir sur la
sante humaine et sur l'environnement, ainsi que leurs consequences
ecologiques. A cet effet, des experts scientifiques devraient recenser
les produits de substitution. Reaffirmant sa volonte de developper une
cooperation internationale dans le domaine de la protection de
l'environnement en general et de la couche d'ozone en particulier, l'union
sovietique estime que, dans l'ensemble, le present Protocole semble pret
pour la signature et que, apres examen de la base juridique des dispositions
contenues dans certains articles qui·ont ete formules dans les quelques
derniers jours de la Conference, la question pourra etre resolue.

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qenwii pgA APyrHx AOKYMeHToB.

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c03AaHHJl CHCTeM npeACTaaneHHJl AaHHWX;

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 1_. Los principales documentos que sirvieron de base alas deliberaciones
de la Conterencia tueron los siguientes:
SAptimo proyecto revisado de protoco10 relativo a [los
clorofluorocarbonosl [ciertas sustancias agotadoras del ozonol,
UNEP/IG.93/3 y Rev.l;
Intormes del Grupo de Trabajo ad hoc de expertos juridicos y
t6cnicos encargado de elaborar el protocolo relativ~ a los
clorofluorocarbonos del Convenio de Viena para la Protecei6n de la
Capa de Ozono (Gpupo de Viena), UNEP/WG.151/L.4, UNEP/WG.167/2 Y
UNEP/WG.172/2.
15. La Confereneia dispuso adem4s de varios otros document os que le
proporcion6 la secretaria del PNUMA.
16. La Conrereneia aprob6 la reeomendaei6n de su Comisi6n de Veririeaei6n
de Poderes en el sentido de que se reeonoeiera que las eredeneiales de los
representantes de los Estados participantes enumerados en el pArrafo 3 estaban
en regIa.
17. Sobre la base d~ las deliberaeiones de la Comisi6n Plenaria. la
Conterencia aprob6, el 16 de septiembre de 1987, el Protocolo de Montreal
relativo alas sustane1as agotadoras de la eapa de ozono. El Protocolo, que
figura en anexo a esta Acta Final, quedar4 abierto.a la rirma en el Ministerio
de Relaciones Exteriores del CanadA en Ottawa, del 17 de septiembre de. 1987 al
16 de enero de 1988 y en la Sede de las Naciones Onidas en Nueva Yor~. del 17
de enero de 1988 al 15 de septiembre de 1988.
18. La Conterencia aprob6 tambi6n las siguientes resoluciones que figuran
en ap6ndice a esta Acta Final:
1. Resoluci6n sobre el Protocolo de Montreal
2. Reso1uci6n sobre el intercambio de intormaci6n t6cnica
3. Resoluci6n sobre la not1r1caci6n de datos
4. Agradecimiento al Gobierno del CanadA
19. En el ~r~ento de la aprobac16n del Acta Final, algunas delegaciones
hicieron las d:claraciones que se consignan en este documento.

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 2. RESOLUCION SOBRE EL INTERCAMBIO DE INFORMACION TECNICA

La Conferencla.
Habiendo adoptado el Protocolo de Montreal relativo a laa auatanciaa
agotadoraa de la capa de ozono.
Reparando en la importancia de reducir 10 antea poslble la emls16n de
eataa auatanciaa.
Reconociendo la necesidad de proceder a un pronto intercambio de
in~ormaci6n sobre tecnolog1aa y estrategias para el 10gro de este objet1vo.

1. Pide a1 Director Ejecutivo del PNUMA que en espera de la entrada en

vigor del Protocolo y de la pr1mera reuni6n de las Partes, haga los arregloe
neceaarios para ~acilitar el intercamb10 de 1n~ormac16n sobre tecnolog1a. seg6n
ae menciona en 10s articu10s 8 y 9 del Protocolo;
2. D1rige un llamamiento a 10s Estados intereaados para que patrocinen,
en cooperac16n con e1 PNUMA y a la brevedad poa1b1e. un aem1nar10 con el
objetivo de:
a 1ntercamb1ar 1n~ormac16n sobre tecnologiaa y estrategias
administrativas para reduc1r las em1siones de las sustanc1as
controladas y para Identificar alternatlvas tomando en cuenta el
p'rrafo 2, Anexo 11, del Conven10 de Viena para la Protecc16n de la
Capa de Ozono;

b determlnar aquellos sectores en que se requIere un esfuerzo ulterIor

en la es~era de la 1nvest1gac16n y e1 desarrollo t6cn1co;

3. Insta a todas las partes interesadas a particIpar en dIcho semInarI0 y

a contribuir a sua trabajoa, aa1 como a utillzar r'pidamente la in~ormacl6n
obtenida p~r eate procedim1ento con m1raa a reducir laa emiaionea de 1as
sustanciaa controladas y al desarrollo de alternativaa.

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 World Resources Institute, Environmental Defense Fund, Greenpeace
International, Internacional Amigos de la Tierra, Seat tIe Foundation
(Canada), Mammouth International Humanitarian Societies Square
Projects Inc. (Canada), Watto Laboratories International, Dr. F. A.
Homonnay and Associates (Canada), Organizaci6n Internacional de
Fabricantes de Autom6viles, Alianza en pro de una politica responsable
sobre el uso de clorofluorocarbonos, Air-Conditioning and
Refrigeration Institute (EE.OU.), Organismo de Protecci6n del Medio
Ambiente (EE.UO.), Instituto de politica Europea del Medio Ambiente,
National Fire Protection Association, Dupont Canada, The Beloff Group
(Canada), Produits Ch1migues Allied Canada Inc., Fuerza A~rea de los
Estados Onidos.
7. La Conferencia fue declarada abierta oficialmente por el Dr. Mostafa
K. Tolba, Director Ejecutivo del PNUMA. Durante la ceremonia inaugural, la
Conferencia escucb6 un discurao de bienvenida pronunciado por el Honorable Tom
McMillan, P.C., M.P., Ministro del Medio Ambiente, en nombre del Gobierno del
Canad!.
8. El Dr. Mostafa K. Tolba deaempen6 laa funcionea de Secretario General
de la Conferencia y la Dra. Iwona Rummel-Bulaka (PNOHA) actu6 de Secretaria
Ejecutiva.
9. La Conferencia eligi6 por unanimidad como Preaidente al Dr. Winfr1ed
Lang (Austria).
10. La Conferencia eligi6 tambi~n a los siguientes miembros de la Mesa:
Vicepresidentes: Sr. Hawas (Egipto)
Sr. Zacbarov (Oni6n de Rep6blicas
Socialistas Sovi~ticas)
Relator: Sr. Rogue Fllipinas
11. La Conferencia aprob6 el siguiente Programa:
1. Apertura de la Conferencia
2. Cuestiones de organizaci6n:
a) Aprobaci6n del reglamento;
b) Elecci6n de Presidente;
c) Elecoi6n de V1cepresidentes y de Relator;
d) Aprobaci6n del programa;
e) Nombramiento de la Comisi6n de Verificaci6n de Poderes;
f) Nombramiento del Comit~ de Redacci6nj
g) Organizaci6n de los Trabajoa de la Conferencia.•

3. Examen del proyecto de Protocolo del Convenio de Viena para la

Protecci6n de la Capa de Ozono.

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 4. Intorme de la Comisi6n de Veriticaci6n de Poderes.

5. Aprobaci6n del Protocolo de Montreal del Conveni0 de Viena para la

Protecci6n de la Capa de Ozono.

6. Aprobaci6n del Acta Final de la Conferencia.

7. Firma de los instrument os finales.

8. Clausura de la Conterenoia.
12. La Conterencia adopt6 como reglamento el documento UNEP/IG.79/2 que
rue propuesto por la secretaria.
13. De conformidad con el reglamento la Conterencia estableci6 los
s1guientes 6rganos:
Com1s16n Plenar1a

Presidente: El Presidente de la Conterencia

Mesa de la Conterencia

Presidente: El Presidente de la Conferencia

Miembros: Los Vicepres1dentes de la Conferencia, el Relator
y el Presidente del Comit6 de Redacci6n.
Comit6 de Redacci6n
Presidente: Sr. Jon AlIen (Canada)
M1embros: Australia
Francia
Argentina
Jap6n
Estados Un:i.dos
Reino Unido
Comisi6n de Veri:1caci6n de Poderes
Pres1dente: Sr. Jose M. Bustani (Brasil)
Miembros: Finlandia
Alemania, Rep6blica Federal de
Indonesia
Kenya
M6xico
Noruega

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 1_. Los principales documentos que sirvieron de base alas deliberaciones
de la Conterencia tueron los siguientes:
SAptimo proyecto revisado de protoco10 relativo a [los
clorofluorocarbonosl [ciertas sustancias agotadoras del ozonol,
UNEP/IG.93/3 y Rev.l;
Intormes del Grupo de Trabajo ad hoc de expertos juridicos y
t6cnicos encargado de elaborar el protocolo relativ~ a los
clorofluorocarbonos del Convenio de Viena para la Protecei6n de la
Capa de Ozono (Gpupo de Viena), UNEP/WG.151/L.4, UNEP/WG.167/2 Y
UNEP/WG.172/2.
15. La Confereneia dispuso adem4s de varios otros document os que le
proporcion6 la secretaria del PNUMA.
16. La Conrereneia aprob6 la reeomendaei6n de su Comisi6n de Veririeaei6n
de Poderes en el sentido de que se reeonoeiera que las eredeneiales de los
representantes de los Estados participantes enumerados en el pArrafo 3 estaban
en regIa.
17. Sobre la base d~ las deliberaeiones de la Comisi6n Plenaria. la
Conterencia aprob6, el 16 de septiembre de 1987, el Protocolo de Montreal
relativo alas sustane1as agotadoras de la eapa de ozono. El Protocolo, que
figura en anexo a esta Acta Final, quedar4 abierto.a la rirma en el Ministerio
de Relaciones Exteriores del CanadA en Ottawa, del 17 de septiembre de. 1987 al
16 de enero de 1988 y en la Sede de las Naciones Onidas en Nueva Yor~. del 17
de enero de 1988 al 15 de septiembre de 1988.
18. La Conterencia aprob6 tambi6n las siguientes resoluciones que figuran
en ap6ndice a esta Acta Final:
1. Resoluci6n sobre el Protocolo de Montreal
2. Reso1uci6n sobre el intercambio de intormaci6n t6cnica
3. Resoluci6n sobre la not1r1caci6n de datos
4. Agradecimiento al Gobierno del CanadA
19. En el ~r~ento de la aprobac16n del Acta Final, algunas delegaciones
hicieron las d:claraciones que se consignan en este documento.

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EN TESTIMONIO DE LO CUAL los representantes han firmado esta Acta Final.

HECHO en Montreal. el dieciseis de septiemhre de mil novecientos ocbenta y

siete, en un solo ejemplar cuyos textos en los idiomas Arabe. chino. espaftol.
franc's, 1ngl's y ruso. son 19ualmente aut6nt1cos. Los textos originalea se
depositarAn en poder del Secretario General de las Nacionea Un1das.

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 1. RESOLUCION SOBRE EL PROTOCOLO DE MONTREAL

La Conterencia.

Habiendo aprobado e1 Protoco10 de Montreal re1ativo alas sustancias

agotadoras de la capa de ozono,

Tomando nota con benepl!cito .de Que el Protocolo qued6 abierto a la firma
en Montreal el 16 de septiembre de 1987,
Recordando el Convenio de Viena para la Protecoi6n de la Capa de Ozono.
firmado en Viena e1 22 de marzo de 1985,
Teniendo en cuenta la reso1uoi6n de la Conterencia de Plenipotenoiarios
so~re la Proteooi6n de la Capa de Ozono aprobada en la misma feoha, en cuyo
pirrafo 6 de la parte dispositiva se instaba "a todos los Estados y
organizaciones de integraoi6n eoon6mioa regional a que. en espera de la entrada
en vigor del protocolo. limiten sus emisiones de CFC. entre otras las
procedentes de aeroso1es. por todos los medios de Que disponen, incluyendo
limitaciones de la producci6n 0 el uso, en la medida de 10 posible",
1. Pide a todos 10s Estados y organizaciones de integraci6n econ6mica
regional, que todavia no 10 hayan hecho, que apliquen el p!rrafo sexto,
teniendo en cuenta las disposiciones pertinentes del Protocolo relativas a la
situaci6n especial de los paises en desarrollo;
2. Dirige un llamamiento a todos los Estados, para que pasen a ser Partes
en e1 Convenio de Viena para la Proteoci6n de la Capa de Ozono;
3. Insta a todos 10s Estados y las organizac10nes de integraci6n
econ6mica regional, incluidos 10s que no han participado en esta Conferencia. a
que firmen el Protocolo de Montreal relativ~ alas sustancias agotadoras de la
capa de ozono y pasan a ser-Partes en ~l;

4. Pide al Director Ejecutivo del Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el

Medio Ambiente qu~~ransmita la presente resoluci6n al Secretario General de
las Naciones Unidas y la distribuya a todos los Estados y organizaciones de
integraci6n econ~m1ca regional.

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La Conterenc1a,
Convenc1da de que la not1ficaci6n oportuna de datos completos y exactos
sobre la producci6n 1 consumo de las substancias controladas es critica para
lograr la ejecuci6n efect1va y ef1ciente del presente Protocolo,

1. Pide a los signatarios que tomen sin demora todas las med1das
necesarias con obJeto de reun1r 1 not1f1car, en forma cabal y oportuna, la
producc16n. 1mportac16n y exportac16n de las sustancias controladas. de
conformidad con el articulo 7 del Protocolo y teniendo debidamente en cuenta el
pirrafo 1 del articulo 4 del Conveniode Viena para la Protecc16n de la Capa de
Ozono.
2. Invita a los signatarios a que discutan este aspecto COD otros
signatarios, y traten de conseguir el asesoram1ento que necesiten del Programa
de las Nacionales Unidas para e1 Medio Ambiente y otras organizaciones
internacionales pertinentes. a fin de conceb1r y llevar a erecto sistemas de
notificaci6n de datos.
3. Pide ~1 Director Ejecutivq del PNUMA que convo~ue. seis meses despu's
de adoptada esta resoluci6n. una reun16n de expertos estatales a fin de que
hagan recomendac1ones con la colaborac16n de expertos pertenec1entes a las
organ1zaciones internacionales pertinentes. a fin de armon1z~r los datos
relacionados con la producc16n, importac10nes y exportac10nes, con el prop6s1to
de lograr que los datos sobre las sustancias controladas sean compatibles y
comparables entre si.

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 MONTREAL PROTOCOL ON

SUBB1'ANCES THAT DEPLETE 1'HE OZONE LAYER

1987
 AITICLB 9: IBSEARCB, DEVELOPMENT. PUBLIC AVAlUESS
ABD EXCHANGE or INrORHATIOR

1. Tbe Partie •• ball co-operate, cOD.istent witb tbeir national laws.

regulationl and practice. and taking into account iD particular the needs of
developing countriel, in promoting, directly or tbrougb competent international
bodie •• researcb, development and exchange of information on:

Ca) best technologies for improving tbe containment, recovery, recycling

or destruction of controlled substances or otherwise reducing their
eminion.;

Cb) po •• ible alternatives to controlled lub.tance., to product.

containing lucb substances, and to products manufactured witb them;
and

(c) COlts and benefit. of relevant control strategie••

2. The Partiel, individually, jointly or through competent international

bodie., shall co-operate in promoting public awarene.s of the environmental
effect. of tbe amisaion. of controlled substance. and other .ub.tance. that
deplete tbe ozone layer.
3. Within two year. of the entry into force of. thil Protocol and every two
year. tbereafter. each Party sball submit to the lecretariat a aummary of the
activitie. it bas conducted pursuant to this Article.

ARTICLE 10: TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

1. The Partiel shall, in tbe context of the provilions of Article 4 of the

Convention, and taking iDto account iD particular tbe need. of developing
countries. co-operate in promoting technical al.iltance to facilitate
participation in and implementatioD of tbis Protocol.

2. Any Party or Signatory to tbis Protocol may lubmit a requelt to the

lecretariat for technical alliltance for tbe purpolel of iaplementing or
participating in tbe Protocol.
3. Tbe Partiea, at their first meeting, sball begin deliberationa on tbe means
of fulfilling the obligations set out in Article 9, and paragraphl I and 2 of
this Article, including the preparation of vorkplanl. Such vorkplanl shall pay
special attention to the needs and circumstances of the developing countries.
States and regional economic integration organization. not party to tbe
Protocol should be encouraged to participate in activitiel specified in luch
workplans.

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 MONTREAL PROTOCOL ON SUBSTANCES THAT DEPLETE THE OZORE LAYER

The Parties to thi. Protocol,

Beins Parties to the Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone
Layer,
Mindful of their obligation under that Convention to take appropriate
measures to protect human health and the environment again.t adver.e effect.
resulting or likely to result from human activities which modify or are likely
to modify the ozone layer,
Recosnizins that world-wide emi.sions of certain substances can
significantly deplete and otherwise modify the ozone layer in a manner that is
likely to result in adverse effects on human health and the environment,

Conscious of the potential climatic effect. of eai.sion. of the.e

substances,
Aware that measure. taken to protect the ozone layer from depletion should
be based on relevant scientific knowledge, taking into account technical and
economic considerations,
Determined to protect the ozone layer by taking precautionary measures to
control equitably total global emi.sion. of .ub.tance. that deplete it, with
the ultimata objective of tbeir elimination on the ba.is of development. in
scientific knowledge, takinl into account technical and economic
considerations,
Acknowledsins that special prOV1S10n is required to meet the needs of
developing countries for tbese substances,
Roting the precautionary measure. for controlling emissions of certain
chlorofluorocarbons that bave already been taken at national and ~egional
levels.
Considering the importance of promoting international co-operation in the
research and development of science and technology relating to the control and
reduction of emissions of substances that deplete the ozone layer, bearing in
mind in particular the needs of developing countries,

HAVE AGREED AS FOLLOWS:

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 ARTICLE 1: DEFINITIONS

For the purposes of this Protocol:

1. "Convention" means the Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone
Layer, adopted on 22 March 1985.

2. "Parties" means, unleu the text otherwise indicates, Parties to this

Protocol.

3. "Secretariat" means the secretariat of the Convention.

4. "Controlled substance" means a substance listed in Annex A to this

Protocol, whether existing alone or in a mixture. It excludes, however, any
such substance or mixture which is in a manufactured product other than a
container used for the transportation or storage of the substance listed.

5. "Production" means the aDlOunt of controlled substances produced minus the

amount destroyed by technologies to be approved by the Parties.

6. "Consumption" means production plus imports minus exports of controlled

substances.

7. "Calculated levels" of production, imports, exports and consumption means

levels determined in accordance with Article 3.

8. "Industrial rationalization" means the transfer of all or a portion of the

calculated level of production of one Party to another, for the purpose of
achieving economic efficiencies or responding to anticipated shortfalls in
supply as a result of plant closures.

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 AITleLB 2: CON'l'IOL M!'.ABUIIS

1. Each Party shall ensure that for the twelve-month period commencing on the
first day of the seventh month following the date of the entry into force of
tbis Protocol, and in eacb twelve-montb period thereafter, its calculated level
of consumption of the controlled substances in Group I of Annex A does not
eKceed its calculated level of consumption in 1986. By the end of the same
period, each Party producing one or more of these substancel Ihall enlure that
ita calculated level of production of tbe subs~ances ~oes not exceed its
calculated level of production in 1986, except that such level may have
iDcreaied by no more than ten per cent baled OD the 1986 level. Such increase
Ihall be permitted only so al to aatilfy the balic domeltic needa of the
Parties operating under Article 5 and for the purposes of industrial
rationalization between Partiel.
2. Eacb Party sball ensure tbat for the twelve-month period commencing on the
first day of the thirty-seventh month following the date of the entry into
force of this Protocol, and in each twelve month period thereafter, its
calculated level of consumption of the controlled substancel listed in Group 11
of Annex A doe. not exceed its calculated level of consumption in 1986. Eacb
Party producing one or more of these substances shall ensure that its
calculated level of production of the substances does not exceed its calculated
level of production in 1986. except that such level may have increased by no
~re than ten per cent based on tbe 1986 level. Such increase shall be
permitted only 10 al to satilfy the ba.ic domeltic needs of the Parties
operating under Article 5 and for the purposes of industrial rationalization
between Parties. The mechanisms for implementing these measures shall be
decided by the Partiel at their first meeting following the first scientific
review.
3. Each Party shall ensure that for the period 1 July 1993 to 30 June 1994
and in each twelve-month period thereafter. its calculated level of ,consumption
of the controlled lubstancel in ~roup I of Annex A does not exceed, annually.
eigbty per cent of its calculated level of consumption in 1986. Each Party
producing one or more of theae substances shall. for the same periods. ensure
that ita calculated level of production of the substances does not exceed.
&Dnually. eigbty per cent of its calculated level of produ~tion in 1986.
However. in order to satisfy the basic domestic needs of the Parties operating
under Article 5 and for the purposes of industrial rationalization between
Parties. its calculated level of production may exceed that limit by up to ten
per cent of its calculated level of production in 1986.
4. Each Party shall ensure that for the period 1 July 1998 to 30 June 1999.
and in each twelve-month period thereafter. its calculated level of consumpti~n
of the controlled substances in Group I of Annex A does not exceed, annually.
fifty per cent of its calculated level of consumption in 1986. Each Party
producing one or more of these substances shall. for the same periods. ensure
that its calculated level of production of the substances does not exceed.
aunually. fifty per cent of ,its calculated level of production in 1986.
Bowever. in order to satisfy the basic domestic needs of the Partiel operating
ander Article 5 and for the purposes of industrial rationalization between
Parties. its calculated level of production may exceed that limit by up to
fifteen per cent of its calculated level of production in 1986. Thia

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paragraph will apply unless the Parties deeide otherwi.e at a meeting by a
two-thirds majority of Parties present and voting. representing at least
two-thirds of the total calculated level of consumption of theae substances of
the P~rties. This decision shall be considered and made in the light of the
assessments referred to in Artiele 6.

5. Any Party whose calculated level of production in 1986 of the controlled

substances in Group I of Annex A was le88 than twenty-five kilotonnes may, for
the purposes of industrial rationalization, transfer to or receive from any
other Party. production in excess of the limits set out in paragraphs 1, 3 and
4 provided that the total combined calculated levela of production of the
Parties concerned does not exceed the production limits set out in thi.
Artiele. Any transfer of such produetion shall be notified to the secretariat.
uo later than the time of the trausfer.

6. Any Party not operating under Article 5. that ha. facilities for the
production of controlled 8ubstances under construction, or contracted for,
prior to 16 September 1987, and provided for in national legislation prior to
1 January 1987, may add the production from such facilities to its 1986
production of such substances for the purposes of determining its calculated
level of production for 1986, provided that such facilities are completed by
31 December 1990 and that such production does not raise that Party's annual
calculated level of consumption of the controlled substances above 0.5
kilograms per capita.
7. Any transfer of production pursuant to paragraph 5 or any addition of
production pursuant to paragraph 6 shall be notified to the secretariat, no
later than the time of the transfer or addition.

8. (a) Any Parties which are Member States of a regional economic

integration organization as defined in Article 1(6) of the
Convention may agree that they shall jointly fulfil their
obligations respecting consumption under this Article provided that
their total combined calculated level of consumption does not exceed
the levels required by this Article.
(b) The Parties to any such agreement shall inform the secretariat of
the terms of the agreement before the date of the reduction in
consumption with which the agreement is concerned.

(c) Such agreement will become operative only if all Member States of
the regional economic integration organization and the organization
concerned are Partiea to the Protocol and have notified the
secretariat of their manner of implementation.

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9. (a) Ba.ed on the a •• e.lmentl .ade purlua~t to Article 6. the Partiel may
decide whether:

Ci) adju8tment. to the ozone depleting potential8 specified in

Annex A should be made and. if so. what the adju8tment. 8hould
be; aDd
Cii) further adju8tments and reductions of production or consumption
of the controlled lubltance. from 1986 level. Ihould be
undertaken and, if 10, what the .cope, amount and timing of any
.uch adjustmentl and reductionl .hould be.

(b) Propolal1 for luch adju.tmentl Ihall be communicated to the Partiel

by the .ecretariat ~t lealt .ix DOnth.before the meeting of the
Parties at which they are proposed for adoption.

(c) In taking luch decilionl, the Partiel Ihall .ake every effort to
reach agreement by con.p-nlul. If all efforts at consensus have been
ezhaulted. and.no agreement reached, luch deci.ions Ihall, as a la.t
re.ort, ba adopted by a two-third. majority vote of the Parties
prelent and voting representing at lea.t fifty per cent of the total
con.umption of the controlled sub.tance. of the Parties.

(d) The decisions, which .hall be hinding OD all Partie., Ihall forthwith
be communicated to the Partiel by the Depo.itary. Unle'l otherwise
provided in the decisions, they shall enter into force on the expiry
of lix month. from the date of the circulation of the communication
by the Depositary.
10. Ca) Based 6n the assessments made pursuant to Article 6 of this Protocol
and in accordance with the procedure let out in Article 9 of the
Convention, the Parties aay decide:
(i) whether any lubstance., and if so which. should be added to or
removed from any annez to thi. Protocol; and
(ii) the mechanism, scope and timing of the control measures that
Ihould apply to those substances;
Cb) Any such decision shall become effective. provided that it has been
accepted by a two-thirds majority vote of tbe Parties present and
voting.
11. Notwithstanding the prOViSions contained in this Article, Parties may take
more stringent measure. than those required by this Article.

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 ARTICLE 3: CALCUlATION OF CONTROL LEVELS

For the purposes of Articles 2 and 5, each Party .hall, for each Group of
8ubstances in Annex A, determine its calculated levels of:

Ca) production by:

Ci) multiplying it. annual production of eacb controlled .ubstance

by the ozone depleting potential specified in respect of it in
Annex A; and

(ii) adding togetber, for eacb such Group. the resulting fieures;
(b) imports and exports, respectively, by following, mutatis mutandis,
the procedure set out in subparagrapb Ca); and

(c) consumption by adding together its calculated levels of production

and imports and gubtractine its calculated level of exports as
determined in accordance with subparagrapha Ca) and Cb). Bowever,
beeinning on 1 January 1993, any export of controlled substances to
non-Parties shall not be .ubtracted in calculatine the consumption
level of the exporting Party.

ARTICLE 4: CONTROL OF TRADE WITH BON-PARTIES

1. Within one year of the entry into force of this Protocol, each Party shall
ban tbe import of controlled substances from any State not party to this
Protocol.
2. Beginnine on 1 January 1993, no Party operating under paraeraph ~ of
Article 5 may export any controlled substance to any State not party to this
Protocol.
l. Within three years of the date of the entry into force of t·hia Protocol,
the Parties shall, following the procedures in Article 10 of the Convention,
elaborate in an annex a list of products containing controlled .ubstances.
Parties that have not objected to the annex in accordance with tho.e procedure.
shall ban, within one year of the annex having become effective, the import of
those products from any State not party to this Protocol.
4. Within five yeArs of the entry into force of tbis Protocol, the Parties
.hall determine the feasibility of banning or restricting, from States not
party to this Protocol, the import of product. produced with, but not
containing, controlled substances. If determined fea.ible, the Parties shall,
following the procedures in Article 10 of the Convention, elaborate in an annes
a li.t of such product.. Parties that bave not objected to it in accordance
with those procedures shall ban or restrict, within one year of the annez
having become effective, the import of those products from any State not party
to this Protocol.

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5. Each Party shail discourage tbe export, to any State not party to thi.
Protocol, of technology for producing and for utilizing controlled substances.

6. Each Party shall refrain from providing new subsidie., aid, credits,
guarantee. or insurance programmes for the export to State. not party to this
Protocol of products, equipment, plant. or technology that would facilitate the
production of controlled substances.

7. Paragraph. 5 and 6 .hall Dot apply to product., equipment, plant. or

technology that improve the containment, recovery, recycling or destruction of
controlled substances, promote the development of alternative substances, or
otherwi.e contribute to tbe reduction of emis.ions of controlled .ub.tance ••
8. Notwithstanding the provisions of this Article, import. referred to in
paragraph. I, 3 and 4 may be permitted from any State not party to this
Protocol if that State is determined, by a meeting of the Partie., to be in
full compliance witb Article 2 and this Article, and has submitted data to that
effect as specified in Article 7.

AllTICLE 5: SPECIAL SImATION or DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

1. Any Party that is a developing country and whose annual calculated level of
consumptOion of the controlled sub.tances iI lell than 0.3 kilograms per capita
on the date of the entry into force of the Protocol for it, or any t~e
thereafter within ten yeara of the date of entry into force of tlie Protocol
.hall, in order to meet its baaic domestic needs, be entitled to delay its
compliance with the control mea.ure •• et out in paragraph. 1 to 4 of Article 2
by ten years after that apecified in tho.e paragraphs. Bowever, such Party
shall not exceed an annual calculated level of con8umption of 0.3 kilograms per
capita. Any luch Party shall be entitled to u.e either the average of its
annual calculated level of coniumption for the period 1995 to 1997 inclu.ive or
a calculated level of consumption of 0.3 kilogra.s per capita, whichever is tbe
lower, aa the basis for its compliance with the control measurel.
2. The Partiel undertake to facilitate access to environmentally safe
alternative sub.tances and technology for Parties that are developing countries
and assist them to make expeditious ule of such alternatives.
3. The Partiel undertake to facilitate bilaterally or multilaterally the
provision of subsidies, aid, creditl, guarantees or insurance programmes to
Parties that are developing countries for the uie of alternative technology and
for substitute products.

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 AllTICLB 6: ASSESSMENT AIm llEVlBW OF CORTllOt MUSUllES

Beainnina in 1990, and at lealt every four yearl thereafter, the Partiel
aball allell the control mealurel provided for in Article 2 on the balil of
available Icientific, environmental, technical and economic information. At
lealt one year before each a'lelsment. the Partiel Ihall convene appropriate
panell of experts qualified iD the fieldl mentioned and determiDe the
compowition and term. of reference of any luch panell. Within one year of
beina convened •.the panell will report their conclusionl, throuah the
.ecretariat. to the Partie ••

AllTICLB 7: llBPOllTIRG or DATA

1. Each Party .ball provide to the lecretariat. within three month. of

becomina a Party, Itati.tical data on it. production, import. and exports of
each of the controlled lubltancel for the year 1986, or the be.t pOllible
elti.atel of luch data where actual data ara not available.
2. Bach Party .hall provide statiltical data to the .ecretariat on its
annual production (yith leparate data on amountl de.troyed by technoloaiel to
be approved by tha Partiel). importl. and export I to Parties and non-Partial.
re.pectively. of .uch .ubatance. for the year during which it become. a Party
and for each year thereafter. It Ihall forward the data no later than nine
month. after the end of the year to which the data relate.

ARTICLB 8: ROR-COMPLIARCB

The Partiel. at their firlt meetina. Ihall conlider and approve

procedures and inltitutional mechani ... for determinina non-compliance with the
provisions of thil Protocol and for treatment of Partiel found to be in
non-compliance.

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 AITICLB 9: IBSEARCB, DEVELOPMENT. PUBLIC AVAlUESS
ABD EXCHANGE or INrORHATIOR

1. Tbe Partie •• ball co-operate, cOD.istent witb tbeir national laws.

regulationl and practice. and taking into account iD particular the needs of
developing countriel, in promoting, directly or tbrougb competent international
bodie •• researcb, development and exchange of information on:

Ca) best technologies for improving tbe containment, recovery, recycling

or destruction of controlled substances or otherwise reducing their
eminion.;

Cb) po •• ible alternatives to controlled lub.tance., to product.

containing lucb substances, and to products manufactured witb them;
and

(c) COlts and benefit. of relevant control strategie••

2. The Partiel, individually, jointly or through competent international

bodie., shall co-operate in promoting public awarene.s of the environmental
effect. of tbe amisaion. of controlled substance. and other .ub.tance. that
deplete tbe ozone layer.
3. Within two year. of the entry into force of. thil Protocol and every two
year. tbereafter. each Party sball submit to the lecretariat a aummary of the
activitie. it bas conducted pursuant to this Article.

ARTICLE 10: TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

1. The Partiel shall, in tbe context of the provilions of Article 4 of the

Convention, and taking iDto account iD particular tbe need. of developing
countries. co-operate in promoting technical al.iltance to facilitate
participation in and implementatioD of tbis Protocol.

2. Any Party or Signatory to tbis Protocol may lubmit a requelt to the

lecretariat for technical alliltance for tbe purpolel of iaplementing or
participating in tbe Protocol.
3. Tbe Partiea, at their first meeting, sball begin deliberationa on tbe means
of fulfilling the obligations set out in Article 9, and paragraphl I and 2 of
this Article, including the preparation of vorkplanl. Such vorkplanl shall pay
special attention to the needs and circumstances of the developing countries.
States and regional economic integration organization. not party to tbe
Protocol should be encouraged to participate in activitiel specified in luch
workplans.

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 AIlTICLI 11: MIETINGS or TBI PA.lTIU

1. Tbe Parties Iball bold meeting. at regular intervall. The lecretariat

.ball 'convene tbe fir.t meeting of tbe Partiel not later than one year after
tbe date of tbe entry into force of tbi. Protocol and in conjunction with a
_eeting of tbe Conference of the Parties to the Convention, if a meeting of the
latter il Icbeduled within that period.

2. Sublequent ordinary meetinl' of tbe Partiel .hall be held, unlell the

Parties otherwi.e decide, in conjunction with meetinal of the Conference of the
Partiel to tbe Convention. Extraordinary meetinll of tbe Partie. Ihall be held
at .ucb other tL-e. al may be deemed necellary by a aeetinl of the Partie., or
at the written requelt of any Party, provided that, within lis monthl of .uch a
reque.t being communicated to tbem by tbe lecretariat, it il lupported by at
lealt one tbird of tbe Partiel.

3. Tbe Partiel, at their fir.t meeting, Ihall:

(a) adopt by eonlenlul rulel of procedure for their meeting.;
(b) adopt by con'enlus the financial rulel referred to in paragraph 2 of
Article 13;
Cc) establilh the panell and determine the tera. of reference referred to
in Article 6;

(d) con.ider and approve the procedurel and inltitutional mechani.m.

Ipecified in Article 8; and
(e) begin preparation of workplanl purluant to paragraph 3 of Article 10.
4. Tbe functionl of the meeting. of the Partiel Iball be to:
(a) review the implementation of thil Protocol;
(b) decide on any adjustmentl or reduction. referred to in paragraph 9
of Article 2;
(c) decide on any addition to, insertion in or removal from any annex of
substances and on related control mealurel in accordance with
paragraph la of Article 2;

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P~tie. qui De .'y 'ODt pal oppo.6e., confora6ment 1 cel procedure.,
iDterdiaent ou liJlliteDt, dan. un d61ai d 'un an 1 cOmpter de la date d' entr6e
e vi.&ueur cle l' annexe, l' importlltion cle ce. produitl en provenance de tout
ttat non Partie au pre.ent Protocole.
5. CbaCUDe clel Parties d6courage l'exportation cle techniques de production
qu d'utili.atiou de .ub.tance. r'glementee. vera tout ttat non Pa~tie au
pr6aeDt Protocole.
6. ChaCUDe cle. Parties ".·ab.tient de fourDir subventions, aide, credit.,
aarantie. ou progr81lllle. d' assurance 8uppUIIlentaires pour I' ezportation. vers
le. itat. DOD Partie. au pr6.ent Protocole, de produit., d'equipeDeDt,
d'iDatallatious ou de technique. de natura 1 faciliter la production de
substancea r'alement6ea.
7. Le. di.positioD. des paragraphe. S et 6 De s'appliqueDt pas aux
produitl, 6quipement., iDstallatioDa ou tecbnologie. qui aervent 1 ameliorer
le confiDeD_t, la recuperation, le recyclage ou la de.traction cles
substance. reglemeut6es, 1 promouvoir la productioD de auba~aDce. de
subatitutioD. ou a cODtribuer par d'autres acyen. a 1& r'duction de.
_i.. loD. cle sub.tance. r'glemende ••

8. !lonob."tant le. cliapositions clu present artic;le, le. importation. vi"es

aux paragrapbes 1, 3 et 4 en provenance d'uu ttat qui D'e.t Partie au
"pr6aent Protocole peuvent 8t~e .uto~~.6 • • • i 1 •• P.~t~e. d6teraiDent en
reUniOD que ledit ttat se eOll.fcn:me entUrement aux dispositions de
l'article 2 et du pre.ent article et ai cat ftat a communiqu6 des
re.eignes_t. a cet effet, comme il est pr6vu 1 l'article 7.

unCLE 5 : SITUATION PAIlTICULIW DES PAYS .ER DtvELOPPEKERT

1. Pour pouvoir repoudre 1 aes besoins indrieur. foudameutauz, toute

Partie qui e..t un payl e d6veloppemeDt et dout le niveau calcu16 &IlJlue1 de
eOll.sommation de. aub.tanees r'gIBDeutee~ e.t inferieur 1 0,3 ka par habitant
1 1& date d'entree en vigueur du Protocole ~ ce qui la cODcerue, ou 1 toute
date uldrieare dans le. dix an. 8uivaDt la elate d' entree en vigueur du
Protocole, e.t autori.ee 1 .urleoir de diz ana, 1 compter de l'anDee
ap6cifiee dcma le. paragraphe. 1 1 4 de l'article 2, i l'observatioD de.
mesurea .de r'slementatiol1 qui Y SODt conc'e.. 'routefoi., .OD Diveau annuel
calcul' de CODlOllllllatioD ne doit pas ezceder 0,3 kg par habitut. Pour
l'observatiou del mesures de reglementatioD, ladite Partie est autoriaee a
utiliser comme base .oit la moyenDe de son niveau calcul' annuel de
cOl1sommatioD pour la pEriode"de 1995 a 1997 iuclusivement, .oit un Diveau
calcul' de cODsOIIIIIlatioD de 0,3 kg par habitaot, si ce deruier chiffre e.t le-
aciDs ElevE cie. deux.
2. Les Parties .'engagent a faci1iter aux Partie. qui SODt des pays en
d6veloppemeot l'accea a des substance. et ides tecbuiques de substitutioD
non nuisible. a l'enviroDDement, et a les aider a utiliser au plu. vite ces
substances et techDiques.
3. Le. Parties .'enaagent i faciliter, par voie. bilat'rales ou
multilaterale., l'octroi de subventions, d'.ide, cle cr6dit8, de garant!es ou
de programme. d'assuraoce aux Partie. qui SODt des pay. en d6veloppement
afin qu'ellel puissent recourir a d'autres technique. et 1 de. produits de
substitution.

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 Cd) notify the Partiel of any requelt for technical assistance received
pursuant to Article 10 so as to facilitate tbe provision of such
assistance;
Ce) encourage non-Parties to attend the meetings of the Parties as
observers. and to act in accordance witb tbe provieions of thil
Protocol;

Cf) provide, as appropriate, tbe information and requests referred to in

subparagrapba (c) and (d) to such non-party observers; and
(g) perform such other functionl for the achievement of the purposes of
tbis Protocol as may be assigned to it by the Partie ••

ARTICLE 13: FINANCIAL PROVISIONS

1. The funds required for the operation of tbi. Protocol, including those for
the functioning of the secretariat related to tbi. Protocol, shall be cbarged
exclulively against contributions from the Parties.

2. The Parties, at their first meeting, shall adopt by conlensus financial

rules for tbe operation of tbis Protocol.

ARTICLE 14: RELATIONSHIP OF THIS PROTOCOL TO THE CONVENTION

Except al otherwise provided in tbi. Protocol, the provisions of the
Convention relating to its protocoll .ball apply to tbi. Protocol.

ARTICLE 15: SIGNATURE

This Protocol shall be open for signature by States and by regional
economic integration organizationl in Montreal on 16 September 1987, in Ottawa
from 17 September 1987 to 16 January 1988, and at United Rations Headquarters
in Rew York from 17 January 1988 to 15 September 1988.

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 ARTICLE 16: ENtRY uno rOICE

1. rhis Protocol shall enter into force on 1 January 1989, provided that at'
least eleven instruments of ratification, acceptance, approval of the Protocol
or accession thereto have been deposited by States or regional economic
integration organizations representina at least two-thirds of 1986 estimated
global consumption of the controlled substances, and the provisions of
paragraph 1 of Article 17 of the Convention have been fulfilled. In the event
that these conditions have not been fulfilled by that date, the Protocol .hall
enter into force on the ninetieth day following the date on which the
conditions have been fulfilled.
2. For the purposes of paragraph 1, any such instrument deposited by a
regional economic integration organization shall not be counted as additional
to those deposited by member States of such organization.
3. After the entry into force of this Protocol, any State or regional economic
integration organization shall become a Party to it on the ninetieth day
following the date of deposit of its instrument of ratification, acceptance,
apprQval or accession.

ARTICLE 17: PARTIES JOINING AFTER ENTRY INTO FORCE

Subject to Article 5, any State or regional economic integration

organization which becomes a Party to this Protocol after the date of its entry
into force, shall fulfil forthwith the sum of the obligation. under Article 2,
a. well as under Article 4, that apply at that date to the States and regional
economic integration organizations that became Parties on the date the Protocol
entered into force.

ARTICLE 18: RESERVATIONS

No reservations may be made to this Protocol.

ARTICLE 19: WITHDRAWAL

For the purposes of this Protocol, the provisions of Article 19 of the
Convention relating to withdrawal shall apply, except with respect to Parties
referred to in paragraph 1 of Article S. Any such Party may withdraw from this
Protocol by giving written notification to the Depositary at any time after
four years of assuming the obligations specified in paragraphs 1 to 4 of
Article 2. Any such withdrawal shall take effect upon expiry of one year after
the date of its receipt by the Depositary, or on such later date as may be
specified in the notification of the withdrawal.

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 ARTICLE 20: AUTHENTIC TEXTS

The original of this Protocol, of which the Arabic, Chinese, English,

French, Russian and Spani.h text. are equally authentic, shall be depo.ited
with the Secretary-General of the United Nation ••

IN WITNESS WHEREOF THB UNDERSIGNED, BEING DULY AUTHORIZED TO THAT EFFECT.

RAVB SIGNED THIS PROTOCOL.

DONE AT MONTR!&L THIS SIXTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, ONE THOUSAND NINE

HURDRED AND BIGHTY SEVEN

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 c) 'tab lit et diffule regulierement auz Partiel del rapportl fond'l
lur lel reDleignemeDt,s re~s en application del article. 7 et 9;
d) communique auz Parties toute demande d' ••• i.tamc. tecbDiqu, resue
en application de l'artiele 10 af~ de faeiliter l'octroi de cette
aaaiatance;
e) encourage ,les pay. qui ne sont pas Parties 1 aSlister aux r6uDions
de. Parties ea tant qu'ob.ervateur. et i re'pecter 1•• di.po.ition.
du Protocol.;
f) cOllllllUUique, le cas 6cb6ant, lel reneeiplIIlenu et le. daunde.
vi.,. auz alin'as c) et d) du pr61eat article auz ob ••rvateurl del
pays qui ne lout pas Partiel.
g) .'acquitte. eo vue de la r'ali.ation de. objectifl du Protocole, de
toute' autres fonctione'que pourront lui a.ligDer lel Partie••

AllTICLE 13 DISPOSITIONS FINARCltazs

1. Lel re ••ourcel financieres deltin6.. i l'application du pr6.eat

Protocole, y compria aux depeneel de fouctioDDemeat du .ecr6tariat li6el an
pr6sent Protocol., provienneDt exclusivemeDt des contribution. de. Partie••
%. .1 leur premiere reunion, les Parties acloptent par eODeealue 1.1 real ••
finaDei~re. devant regir la mise en oeuvre du preeeut Protocol ••

ARTICLE 14' : RAPPORT ENTRE LE PUSERT PROTOCOL! 1'1' LA CORVERTIOI

Sauf mention contraire dane le pr6eent Protocole, le. di.po.itione de la

Conventioa relativee 1 ses protocole. s'appliquent au pr6.ent Protocole.

AllTICLE 15 : SIGHATUU

Le pr6seat Protocole est ouvert a la signature ,d•• gtat • •t d.s

organisatioDs regionales d'iat6gratioD economique, 1 Hontr6al, le
16 septembre 1987, • Ottawa, du 17 septembre 1987 au 16 janvier 1988 et aa
siege de l'Orgaaisatioa de. Nations Uaies a Hew York, du 17 janvier 1988 au
15 septembre 1988.

AllTICL! 16 : u n t ! EN VIGUEUB.
1. Le prelent Protocole entre ea vigueur le l er jauvier 1989, 10UI rf.erve
du dep8t a cette date d'au maiD. onze instruments de ratification,
d'acceptatioa ou d'approbatioD du Protocole ou d'adhfsioD aU,Protoco1e par
de. ttats ou des organisations regionale. d'int6gration fconomique dont la
consDmmation de substances r6g1ement6ee represente au maiD. les deuz tier.
de la consDmmatioa mondiale est~ee de 1986 et a cODdition'que le.
dispositions du paragraphe 1 de l'article 17 de la Convention aient ft'
respectees. Si, a cette date, ces condition. a'ont pas ft' respectf •• , le
present Protocole entre en vigueur le quatre-vingt-dixUme jour .uivant la
date a laquelle ces conditions ont 6t6 respect'es.
1. Aux fiDs du paragraphe 1, aucun des instruments d6pol6s pa~ un.
organisation regionale d'integratioD ecoDomique De doit 'tre consid6r6 comme
un instrument venant .'ajouter aux instrument. d6ji d6pos6s par le. ttats
membres de ladite organisation.
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et, ensuit,e, pendsnt cbeque periode de douze mob,. cbacune del Partiea
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calcule de production de 1986. Le. di.po.ition. du pre.eat paracraphe
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majorite de. deux tier. de. Partie. pre.eate•• t participant au vote
,representant au moiD. le. deuz tiera du niveau calculi total de conlommation
de. Parties pour ces .ubstance.. Catte deciaion eat ezaain'. et prise
COII.pte tenu de. evaluation. vilee•• 1 'article 6.
s. Toute Partie dont le niveau calcule de production de 1986 pour 1.a
lubltances realementee. du Groupe I de l'annexe A etait iDferieur 1
25 ki1otoune. peut, 1 des fiDe de rationali.atioD indu.triell.. tranlferer •
toute autre Partie, ou recevoir de toute autre Parti., l'ezcedent de
production par rapport auz It-it •• fiz6e. auz paragraph •• 1, 3 et 4 1
condition que. le total combine des niveaus calculea de production de.
Partie. en cau.e n'excede pa. le. li.ite. de production fixee. dans le
present article. En pareil ca., le .ecr6tariat elt avi.e, au plus tard • la
date du tranafert. de tout tranafert ae proauctioDo

6. Si une Partie qui ne releve pal de l'articl. 5 a commence. avane le

16 septeDbre 1987. la conatruction ~'~.tallation. de production de
.ub.tance. regleDeDtee.·ou .i elle a, avant cette date, pas.e de. aarche. en
vue de leur con.truction et .i cette con.truction etait prevue dan. la
legi.lation nationale avant le lar janvier 1987, cette Partie peat ajouter
la production de ce. in.tallation. A .a production de ce. sub.tance. en 1986
en vue de determiner .on niveau de production de 1986, • condition que la
construction de.dite. installations soit achevee au 31 decembre 1990 et que
ladite production n'augmente pa. de plus de 0,5 kg par babitant le niveau
calcu1e de consommatioD anDuelle de ladite Partie en ce qui CODcerne le.·
.ubltancea relleDentee ••
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tard 1 la date du tran.fert ou de l'addition.

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 b) Toute d6cision de ce genre entre en vigueur, • condition d'ltre
approuve. • la aajorite de. deu~ tiers de. Partie. pr6.eote. et
participaot au vot ••
11. Ronoh.tant 1.1 dilpolitions du pr'lent article, l.s Partiea peav_t.
prendre des mesures plus rigoureuses que c.lles qu'il prescrit.

unCLE 3 : CALCDL DES HlVEAUX DES SUBSTAHCES UGLEMER'l:iES

Aux fiDs de. articles 2 et S, cbacUDe de. Partie. d6teraiDe, pour cbaque
Iroupe de .ubstaoees de l'~aze A, le. niveauz calcul6. :
a) de.a production :
i) ID .ultipliant la qUIDtite annuelle de cbacune de••ubstance.
regleDeDte •• qu'elle produit par le potentiel
d'appauvri.aeaent de la coucbe d'ozone .pecifie • l'aan~e A
pour cette .ubltancej
ii) ID additiouuaDt les resultats pour chacUD de ces group •• ;
b) d'UDe part.de· ••• ~portation. et d'autr. part d. s •• exportatiaR.
en luivant, mutatis mutandi., la procedure d6fiDie • l'aliD'a a);
c) de.a con.ommatiou. ID additiODDant 1•• niveauz calcult. a. .a
production et de .ea bRportation. et en .ouatrayant le uiveau
calculi d. s.. ~portations. 46t.rm:iDe cOlLfom__ t au
paragraph.s a) et b). 'routefob,. compter clu 1 er jauvi·.r 1993,
aUCUDe exportation de .ubltance. regleaentees v.r. d.s itat. qui ne
.ont pal Parties ne .era .ou.traite dan. le calcul du niveau de
cousommation de la Partie ~rtatrice.

unCLE 4 UGLEHERTATlOR DES iCBAHGES COMHEllCUUX AVEC

LIS inn lOB PAB.TIES AV PROTOCOL!
1. Dan. un dUd d 'un aD • compter de la date d' atde en viaueur du
pre.ent Protocole, cbacwe de. Partie. iDterdit l' importatioD de substances
r's 1_eDt'e8 _ prvvelulDce de to"t teaell"! u· .s.t p.. l"artie au prtleDt
Protocol ••
2. A compter du ler janvier 1993. 1el Parties vi. eel au paragraph. 1 de
Particle 5 De doivent p1u. ~porter de substance. resleDeDtees vera 1••
itats qui De sont pas Parties au present Protocole.
3. DaDS un dUd de trois aDS • compter de la date d'eDtde en viaueur d"
present Protocole, lel Parties 6tablissent dan. une aDDeze une li.te de.
produits co~tenant del substance. reglementee., couform6meDt 8UZ procEdurea
specifiee. a l'article 10 de la Convention. Les Parties qui ne .', 'ODt~pas
opposEe., conform6meDt • eel procEdures, interdi8eDt, daD. un dElai d'uu an
• cOIIpter de la elate d'entrh en·viaueur de l'anneze, l'bRportation de ca.
produits en provenance de tout itat non Partie au prE.ent Protoco1e.
4. Dan. un dUd de cinq ans • compter de la date d'eotde en viaueur do
prE.eat Protocole, les Partiea dEci4ent de la po •• ibilit6 d'interdire ou de
1imiter lea t.portations, • partir de tout itat noD Partie AU vrf.eat
Protocole, de produits fabrique •• l'aide de substances dgleDcde., mai.
qui Ire coDtienDeDt pas de ces .ubstancel. Si cett. pos.ibilit' •• t .
raCODnue, lea Parties etab1i.sent dans uue aaneze una li.ta desdit.
produit., en suivant les·procedurel de l'article 10 de la ConventioD. Lea
5
P~tie. qui De .'y 'ODt pal oppo.6e., confora6ment 1 cel procedure.,
iDterdiaent ou liJlliteDt, dan. un d61ai d 'un an 1 cOmpter de la date d' entr6e
e vi.&ueur cle l' annexe, l' importlltion cle ce. produitl en provenance de tout
ttat non Partie au pre.ent Protocole.
5. CbaCUDe clel Parties d6courage l'exportation cle techniques de production
qu d'utili.atiou de .ub.tance. r'glementee. vera tout ttat non Pa~tie au
pr6aeDt Protocole.
6. ChaCUDe cle. Parties ".·ab.tient de fourDir subventions, aide, credit.,
aarantie. ou progr81lllle. d' assurance 8uppUIIlentaires pour I' ezportation. vers
le. itat. DOD Partie. au pr6.ent Protocole, de produit., d'equipeDeDt,
d'iDatallatious ou de technique. de natura 1 faciliter la production de
substancea r'alement6ea.
7. Le. di.positioD. des paragraphe. S et 6 De s'appliqueDt pas aux
produitl, 6quipement., iDstallatioDa ou tecbnologie. qui aervent 1 ameliorer
le confiDeD_t, la recuperation, le recyclage ou la de.traction cles
substance. reglemeut6es, 1 promouvoir la productioD de auba~aDce. de
subatitutioD. ou a cODtribuer par d'autres acyen. a 1& r'duction de.
_i.. loD. cle sub.tance. r'glemende ••

8. !lonob."tant le. cliapositions clu present artic;le, le. importation. vi"es

aux paragrapbes 1, 3 et 4 en provenance d'uu ttat qui D'e.t Partie au
"pr6aent Protocole peuvent 8t~e .uto~~.6 • • • i 1 •• P.~t~e. d6teraiDent en
reUniOD que ledit ttat se eOll.fcn:me entUrement aux dispositions de
l'article 2 et du pre.ent article et ai cat ftat a communiqu6 des
re.eignes_t. a cet effet, comme il est pr6vu 1 l'article 7.

unCLE 5 : SITUATION PAIlTICULIW DES PAYS .ER DtvELOPPEKERT

1. Pour pouvoir repoudre 1 aes besoins indrieur. foudameutauz, toute

Partie qui e..t un payl e d6veloppemeDt et dout le niveau calcu16 &IlJlue1 de
eOll.sommation de. aub.tanees r'gIBDeutee~ e.t inferieur 1 0,3 ka par habitant
1 1& date d'entree en vigueur du Protocole ~ ce qui la cODcerue, ou 1 toute
date uldrieare dans le. dix an. 8uivaDt la elate d' entree en vigueur du
Protocole, e.t autori.ee 1 .urleoir de diz ana, 1 compter de l'anDee
ap6cifiee dcma le. paragraphe. 1 1 4 de l'article 2, i l'observatioD de.
mesurea .de r'slementatiol1 qui Y SODt conc'e.. 'routefoi., .OD Diveau annuel
calcul' de CODlOllllllatioD ne doit pas ezceder 0,3 kg par habitut. Pour
l'observatiou del mesures de reglementatioD, ladite Partie est autoriaee a
utiliser comme base .oit la moyenDe de son niveau calcul' annuel de
cOl1sommatioD pour la pEriode"de 1995 a 1997 iuclusivement, .oit un Diveau
calcul' de cODsOIIIIIlatioD de 0,3 kg par habitaot, si ce deruier chiffre e.t le-
aciDs ElevE cie. deux.
2. Les Parties .'engagent a faci1iter aux Partie. qui SODt des pays en
d6veloppemeot l'accea a des substance. et ides tecbuiques de substitutioD
non nuisible. a l'enviroDDement, et a les aider a utiliser au plu. vite ces
substances et techDiques.
3. Le. Parties .'enaagent i faciliter, par voie. bilat'rales ou
multilaterale., l'octroi de subventions, d'.ide, cle cr6dit8, de garant!es ou
de programme. d'assuraoce aux Partie. qui SODt des pay. en d6veloppement
afin qu'ellel puissent recourir a d'autres technique. et 1 de. produits de
substitution.

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 .) commenceDt 1 6tablir des plans de t~avail conformeaeot au
paraBraph. 3 de l'article 10.
4. Le. reunions des Parties ODt pou~ objet les fODctioDS suivaotes
a) passer en ~evue l'application du prE.ent Protocole;

b) d6cider del ajultemeDt. ou des reductions dont il est question au

pa~a&~apbe 9 de l'article 2;

c) d6cider dea aubataacel & eDumerer, 1 ajouter et aretraach.r dan.

les aDDe&es, et des .esu~es de ~eglemeotatioD connese. confora"~t
au paragraphe 10 de l'a~ticle 2;
d) etablir, s'il y ~ lieu, des lienes di~ect~icea ou des procedurea
conceraaat la communication dea informations en application d.
l'article 7 et du paragraphe 3 de l'artiele 9i
e) esamiD.r le. demande. d'aasistaace technique presende. en vertu du
paracrapbe 2 de l'artiele 10;
f) ezaaiDer le. rapport I etablis par le aeeret.riat en application de
l'alin'a c) de l'artieLe 12;
I) avaluer, en application de l'article 6, lea aeaurea de
relleaeotatioD prevues a l'article 2,
h) esamiDer et adopter, .elon les beaoin., des propositiona
d'ameodement,du present Protocole ou de l'une queleonque de Sea
annese. ou d'addition d'une nouvelle &Dnexe;
i) ~iJier et adopte~ le budget pou~ 1 'application du preaent
Protocolei
j) examiner et p~eod~e toute me8u~e supplementaire qui pent Itre
neeeauire pour atteindre les object.ifs du ,preseot Protocole.
5. L'OrgaDisation des Rations Unies, ses institutions .pee.iali.6el et
l'Agence internationale de l'eoergie atOlllique. ainsi que tout itat qui D'elt
pal Partie au present Protocole, peuvent le faire repreaenter par de.
obaervateu~s awr: reuniODS des Parties. Tout or&aJ1ia.e ou institution
natioDal ou international, aouvernemeDtal ou DOD souvernemeDtal. qualifi6
daul lea domainea lies 1 la p~oteetion de la couche d'ozone, qui a inform.
le lecretariat de aOD de.ir de .e faire reprelenter en qualite d'oblervateur
a UDe reunion des Partie., peut itre admis a y preDdre part sauf .i UD tier.
au moins des Parties pre.ente. s'y oppose. L'admiaaioD et la participatioD
dea observateurs loot .ubordonoee. au reapeet du regleaent interieur adopt'
par lea Partie••

ARTICLE 12 : SECBErAJUAT

Auz fin. du preseDt Protocole, le secretariat :

a) orgaDiae les reunions de. Partie. vis6es a l'article 11 et eo
assure le aervice;
b) ~e~oit lel dono'e. fourniea au titre de l'a~ticle 7 et le.
communique a toute Partie • sa demande;
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DPOTOKDnOM. cIIoPMHPYlDTCJI HCIUDD'IHTen.HO la C'IeT I.HOCOI Cr0POK.

2. CTOPOHW Ha caOeM nepaOM coa~aHHH KOHceHCYCOM JTaep~aDT +HHaHcoaW8

npaaKn8 ~ aWDOnHeHHJI H8CTO~ero RPOTOKona.

CTA"rhll 14: CBDt. HAC"rOD,sro DPO"rOKOJlA C EOHBElII.tHd

RPH OTCYTCTBHH I HaCTOR~eK DpoToKone HHoro DOIIO_eKKJI K HaCTO~8Ky

RPOTOKony npKMeHRDTCJI nono_eRHR KOHaeHqKK. Kac~ec. npOTOKonoa K Hel.

CTArbll lS: DOAJUlCAHHB

HacTO~ RPOTOKon OTlq)WT /1IUI nOADHcBJIHJI rocy~apCTB8MH H perHOHan.HWMII

OpraHHlaqHJIMH no .KOHOMH'leCKOA KHT8rp~H a HOHpeana 16 CeHTJlCSpR 1987 ro~a, a
OTTaa. C 17 ceHTRCSpR 1987 rOAa no 16 RHaap. 1988 rOAa H a ~eHTpan.HWX
)"Ipar,qeHHRx OpraHHlaL\HH 06~eAKHeHIIWX Haqd a H1oD-80pK. C 17 JlHaapR 1988 ro~a
DO 1S C8HTJlCSPJl 19~8 rOAa.

C'l"A"rhR 16: BC'rYfUIEHHE B..cHJIY

1. HacTo~ DPOTOKOII ICTynaeT a cxny 1 RHaapJl 1989 rOAa npH yenoaHH C~a'lH
Ha xpaHeRHe He KeHee O~HHH8A~aTH AOKy.MeHTOa 0 paTHtHK~t npHHJlTHH. o~oCSpeHHH
Kna npHcoeAKHeHHH K npOTOKony rocy~apCTa8MH KnH perRoHan.HWMH opraHH.a~AMH no
'KOHOMH'IeCKOA HHTerpaltHH, Ha KOTOP" npKXO~TC. lie MeHee Aayx TpeTeA
OQ8HO'lHOrO oCS~8MHpoaoro nOTpeCSneHKR perynKpYeMWX a~eCTI I 1986 rO~t H
IWDOnHeHHR nono_eHRA nYHKTa 1 CTaT.H 17 KOHae~H. EcnH K 'ToH ~aTe YKa.aHHWe
renolHJI He coCSJJI)AeHW, HaCTO~ npOTOKOII 8cTyna8T I CHIIJ Ha AeaRHOcTWil ~eH.
noene ~aTW coCSsaoAeKKJI 'THX yCJIoaRA.

2• AnR ~eneii nYHKTa 1 .I1I)(5oii ~oKy.MeHT , c~aHHWI Ha xpaHeHHe KaKOii-nHCSo

perHOHan.Hoii opraKK'aqHeii no 'KOHOMK'IeCKOii HHTerpa~. He C'IHTaeTCJI
AODollHHTen.HIoIK no OTHOllleHHID K ~oKy.MeHT8K, CAaHlllol1 Ha xpaHeHHe
rocy~apCTI8MH-~eH8MH TaKoii opraRH'~.

3. noene ICT~nneHHR I cHny HaCTo~ero npoToKona nmCSoe rocYAapcTlo KnH

perHOHan.HaR opraHH.aqKR no 'KoHOMH'IeCKOii HHTerp~ CTaHoaHTC~ CTOPOHOA
HaCTOR~ero npOTOKona Ha AeoRHOcTWii AeH. C MOMeHTa CAa'lH Ha xpaHeHHe ee
~OKYMeHTa 0 paT~Ka~KH. npHHRTHH, o~oCSpeHHH HlUI npHcoe~eHKH.

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3. Po.drieur_ene 1 l'ctr6e a viaueur 4u pdace rrotocole. tout ftat ou
toute oraaniaation rEaionale d'int6aration 'conomique devieat Partie au
prilent Protocole le quatre-.inat-4iEie.e jour 1 compter de la date du d6p8t
4e .OD iD.truaeat 4e ratificatioD, cl'acceptatioD, d'approbation ou
d'adb,.ion.

Sou. rE.er.e de. diapoaitioDa de l'article ~, tout Itat OU OrlaDi.atiou

~'lioDale d'iDt'aration 'conoalque qui devient Partie au prE.ent 'rotocole
.pd. la elate 4e .ou mtre. a visueur •• Iuae _'diat __ t la totalid de
.e. obliJatioD' auz te~e. de. 4i,pOlitioDI cle l'article 2 et cle l'article 4
qui .'appliqueat 1 ee DlOllleDt aWl: ftata et aWl: oraanbation. r'sioDa·le.
4'iDt61ntioD ecouOIlique qui 'ODt elevenu. Partiel 1 la date d'entde en
viaueur du Protoeole.

AJl%ICl.B 18 : USBIlVIS

Le prE.ent Protocole ue peut fai.e l'objet de r6lervel.

ARtICLE 19 : DUOIICIArIOR

Aux fiDI du pr6sent Protocole, le. di.po.ition. de l'article 19 de la

CoaveueiOD, qui vi.e la deDoDciatiOD, .'appliqueut 1 toute. lel 'artie.,
.aaf 1 cell•• qui .ont vi., •• au paraarapb. 2 de l'artiele S. .Cel derniere.
peuveDt cleDoDcer le preaeDt Protoc01e, par notificatioD 'crit. clOUD'. au
cl6po.itaire, i l'expiratioD d'uo d'lai 4e quatre aDl apre. avoir accept' l~.
ob1i&ation•• p'cifi'e. auz paraerapbe. 1 1 4 de l'article 2. Toute
diDODciation pr end effet 1 l'expiratioD d'un d6lai d'un aD .uivIDt la date
de .a rEception par le d6po.itaire ou 1 toute date ult6rieure qui paut atre
.p6eifUe daD. la notification de d·iDonc:iation.

AUICLE 20 : TEl.TES rAISAI'l rOl

L'oriaiDal du pr6.ent Protocole, dont les texte. en laD&uel aDalaile,

arabe, chinoi.e, e.paauole, fran~ai.e et ro•• e font 6galeaent foi, e.e
d6po.6 aupre. clu Secretaire len'ral de l'Organi.ation 4e. Ration. UDi •••

EN FOI DE QUOI LIS SOUSSIGW, 1 Cl DOHmrr AUTOnsis.

ONT SIGHt LE P~ENT PB.OTOCOLI

FAIT 1 MonIliAL. LB S£lZB SEPTBMBU MXL REUF CINT QUArU-VIHGT-SEP'l'

11
 Poteatial .'appau-
wi,, __ t da 1&
Gmupa lub.t_ca couch. d'o&011.*

Gmup. I

erCl3 (CI'C-II) 1,0

CFZC1Z (CFC-12) 1,0
C2P3C13 (CFC-113) 0,8
C2P4C1 2 (cPC-ll:4) 1,0
C2 SC1 (CFC-llS) 0,6
'
Groupe 11

CF2BrCl (ha 1011-1 211 ) 3,0

CF3 Br (hal-ol1-1301 ) 10,0
C2'4Br 2 (halol1-2402) (1 d6termmer)

* Ce.valeur. du potentiel d'appauvri•• ement de la couche d'ozol1e sout de.

valeurs e.tha6e. food6e ••ur le. cOl1nai ••ance. actuelles. Elle. seront
ezaaiu6es et r6vis6e. p6riodiqueDent.
HOHP~CJCHA 1lP0TOlCOJI no B~CTIW!.

PA3P~ 030HOawR cnoa

1987
 IIOHPIAmCJGdl DPOTOltOJl no B~BAII,
PA3~ 030HOBHA cnol

CTOPOHH HACTOJIIIlErO IJPO'lOltOJlA,

OYAY~H CTOPOHBMH BeHCK~1 KOHae~ 06 oxpaHe OIOHoaoro enOR.

nOMNR 0CIoeK oO.,aTan.CTI. I COOTleTCTIKK C KOH8eHqHeA npHHHM&T.

COOTI.TCTI~. Kepw ~ oxp.aaw IAopoa.R ~.A H oKP~eA cpeAW OT apeKeHHWX
no~eAcT8KA. KOTopwe 10lHHKaDT HnH HoryT 10IHHKHyT. I pel1n.TaTe .enole•• cKoA
AeRTen.HOCTH, HIMeH~el KnR cnocoGHoA HIH~KKT. 010H08wA cnoA,

opHIHaaaR, .TO IwGpOCW 10 ICeMHpHOK. K8caTaO. HeKOTOpwx OIOHopalp,,~

8e~eCT8 MOrYT a IHa'lHTen..ol CTena.. HCTO~. KRH HHWK oGpatoH HIHeHRT.
OIOHoawA enol, ~TO .pelaTO .e4naroapHRTHWMK nocneAcTIHRMH ~g IAOP08.R nDAeA H
oJCp~eA cp8AW.

COIHaaaR, .T~ I OCHOI_ Hep, DpHHHMa8MWX C ~en~ oxpauw OIOHoaoro cnOR OT

pa'p)'lleHHR, AOIIlUIW neaT. Ha)"l.... I HaHHII , DpHKeHR..... C ,.eTOH TeXHH••CJtHX H
.KOHOHH~ecKHX cooGpa.aHKI,

npeRcnonaeHHW8 pe.HMOCTH oGecne.HT. oxpaRY OIOHoaoro cnOR nYTeM npHHRT"

npa.eHTH8HWX Map no ~""8M1 par1nHPOlaHHD 8cax rnoGan.awx 8~pOC08
palpyaa~HX er~ Be~eCT8, C ~enWl» AOGHT.CR. I KOHe.HOH HTore xx 1CTpaHeHHR Ha
OCHoae Hay.HWX IHaHHA 11 C )"I_TOH coo'1Sp...HHA· TeXHK.eCKoro 11 :tKOHOHH.eCKoro
xapaKTepa,

npHIHBaaR Ke06xo~OCT. npeAYCHOTpeT. ocoGoe

YAoaneT80peHHR cnpoca pa'IH.~HXC. CTPaH Ha .TH l~eCT8a.

r.HTWBB. npeBeHTHIHWe M8pW no perYnHPolBHMD BWCSPOCOB HeKOTOpwx

xno~opyrnepoAo., kOTopwa 7D npHHRTW H npHM8I)TC'
perRoHan.HoH YP08Hax,

yqHTWB.A Ba.aOCT. CO~.ACT." M~.pO~OMY HaY.HO-TeXHH.eCKOHT

C~TPY.AHH~ecTDY • OdnaCT. HccneAo.aHHA H peapaOOTOK 8 qe.nax perYnHpoBeiUl. H
coxp __eHH8 aw6pOCOB ae~eCT.. palp,,~ oaoHoawR cnol, npHHHMa. 10 IHHMeHHe,
I .aCTHOCTH, nOTpeCSHOCTH pal.H.~C. CTP8H,

,QorOBOPHJUlCh '0 ~:.

CTATh. 1: OIJPE,QEJlEIOOl

~ qeneA HBCTo.~ero RpoToKonas

1. "KoH8eHqKR" O.Ha.aeT BeHcx,., KOHle~ oC5 oxpaHe OIOHOloro cno.,

npHH.TYD 22 Map Ta 1985 rOAa.

2. "CTOPOHW" • ecnH KOHTeKCT H_ np8NIonara.T HHoro,

.
01 Ha.a.,. CTOPOHW
HacTo.~ero npOToKona.

3. "CeftpeTapHBT" OIHa.aeT ceJCpe,.apHaT ICOHa8IU(HH.

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4. "Pe rynHP YeHoe .~eCT.O" OIH&'I.eT ~oe .~eCT.O, YK.laKHoe •
IIpIUlCmeHHH A K HacTo.8MY UPOTOKOoRy, KOTopoe C1".eCT8Y~ CaMOCTOIlTenltHO IUDI •
CReCK. 3TO HS OTHOCBTCIl, o~aKO, K nmeWM TaKHM le~eCTlaM KnH CMeCRM, KOTOpwa
aanaaTC. cocTa'Hol '1aCTWD rOTOIoro npOAYKTa, HM~ero HHya ~pHy, 'laM eMKOCT.,
.caon.aY8M&. ~ TpaHcnopTHpOIKH KnH xp8HeHKR ynoMRHYToro .~eCT.a.

5. "Upoaalo",cTIO" OaHa'laST KOnK'I.CTIO lIpOHa le",eHHWX pery.lDlPYeMWX ee..,eCTI la

~STON TOro xona'lSCTla l~eCTI, KOTopoe YKH'IT~eTC. C npHMeHeKHaM
TeXllOIIOrHII, nOAR~e. rrlePWfAeHHD CTOPOHaMII.

,. "Do"peC5neKRe" 01 Ha'laST npOHIIO",CTIO JlKROPT MHBYC

perymcpy8MWX . . . .CT••

7. "PaC'IeTHW8 yp08HB" apOK.10ACTla, HMI10pT~, aJ:cnopTa K 1l0Tpe~neHHJI

OaHa'laDT YP08RH, onpe",eneHHwa I COOTISTCTI . . co cTaT." 3.

I. ··Pa"'OH8.IDI.a~ upOH.80",cTla" OIHa'laeT nep~a'lY Icero IUIH '1aCTa

paC'IeTHOrO YPOIHIl npOH'lo",cTla OT o~oA CTOPOKW APyroA CTopoHe C ~en~
oGecn.'IeHHR a KOHOMH'Iecxol ~XTHSHOCTH KnH noKPWTK. o~aeMoro
.YAolneTlopeHHoro cnpoca I pe.yn.TaTe laKPWTIUI np8ADPHIlTH••

CTAT&S 2: lIBPY PBI'YJlHPOBAHIUI

1. !CaQu CTopoHa oGecne'lH8.eT, 'ITOG.. a. nepHO~ ~.eHaM.TH MeCllI.o\e.,

. . .HH....dc. I neplwI ",eH. C8A~oro MeCJU.ta nocne ",aTIII ICTynneHHIl I cany
"CToll~ero UPOTOXona, • sa xa~ nocn~HA nepKO", "'8eH~aTK Mecllqe.
pac••THWA nOleH. e. DOTPeCSneHIU perymrpy8HWX l~eCTI rpyrmw I I npKll0.8HHH A
_ lIpel. .an pac'ITeHWI YP088H. •• DOTPe6neHIUI I 1986 rop:f. X 1t0Hqy Toro _e
aepKOAa KImAU CTopoHa, upOK •• o~u O~O IIIDI HecKon.J:O K. .THX ae~eCTS ,
oGecn.'1HSaeT, '1TOaW pac.eTHWi nOI.H•. npOK.80",CT8a aD .THX 8~eCT8' He npelw.an
pac.sTHWA n08eH. ee lIpOH.loAcTla I 1986 ro"'1, sa HCKnD.eHHeM Toro, '1TO .TOT
ROS.H. MO_eT 10apaCTH, HO Be lSonse .eM Ha ",eC.T. npoqeHT08 no cpa8HeHHD C
ROIHeM 1986 ro",a. Taxo. POCT AoaycxasTcll Ton.to Tor",a, Kor",a .TO HeOaXO~O
NUl y",oaneT80peHHIl OCHOIHWX 8HYTPSHHHX nOTPeaHOCTeA CTOPOH, ",eACT8~ 8
paNXAX CTaT.K 5, H ~ ~enel PaqJlOH8.IDIUlqllH pacnpe",eneHHIl npoMWllLlleKHoro'
apOH.80",CT8a M~ CTOPOHaMII.

2. X~ CTopoHa olSeCne'lHI.eT, 'ITOaW la nepHo", A8eHa",~aTH Mecll~e8,

.a.HH~cll I nep8w1 ",eH. TP~aT. ce",.Moro Mec.qa nocne AaTIII _CTYMeHHIl •
CIU'Y HaCTo~ero UPOTOKona, H la x~ nocne~ nepHoA "'8eH~aTH MeCllqes
.ac.eTHWI yp08eH. nOTPelSneHHIl psry.lDlpY8HWX 8~eCTI, IJtIDD'IeHHWX 8 rpymlY I I I
DpKlla.8H. . A, He upea.-an pac'IeTHWA ypo8eH. ee nOTPeCSneKH. 8 1986 rOI1:/. X8lIAa.
CTopOHa, npoHaaOA~all 0ANO HnH Hecxon.KO Ha .THX a. .eCTS, olSecne~H8aeT, '1TOlSw
pac'IeTHWI ypoaeHI. lIpOHuoACT8a ell) .THX ae~eCT8 He npe8. .a.n pac"leTHWii )'poleH.
es npOH.80",cTaa a 1986 rop:/, aa HCJtIDD'IeHHeM Toro, 'ITO .TOT ypOBeH. MoxeT
.oapaCTH, HO He lSonee 'laM Ha Aec.T. npo~eHToI no cpalH8HHD C ypoaHaM 1986
rOAa. TaxoA POCT AonycxaeTc. Ton.J:O Tor",a, Kor",a .TO HeOaXO",HMO AnR
7AolneT80peHHJI OCHoaHWX IHYTPeHHHX no-rpet5HocTeA CTOPOK. AeAcT8~KX 8 p8MXax
CTaT.H 5, H AnR ~eneA paqaoHanH.aqKH.pacnpeAeneKHIl npOMWmneHHoro npoHaaoAcTBa
M~ CTOPOHaMH. HexaKHaN npHMeHeHRR .THX Mep ~y",eT onpeAeneH CTOPOHaMH Ha HX
aepIOM CO~aKKH nocne npoBeAeHIUI neploro HaY~Horo o~.opa.

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3. x..w,qa. CTOpOH. oCSacDe..1I8.eT, ..TOCS.. la neplloA C 1 HIQIUI 1993 rOAR ho 30
IIDHR 199'- ..oAB H la Ka'A'II aoc.n~ napHo", ",8eH""".TH MeCllqea p.c.. eT....
IPoleH. nOTpeCSnaHHJI . , perymq»y"" .....CT. rpynow t • DpHnO_HHH A H.
ope81i11an . .arOAKO 80CeM.AaCJlT apo~eHT08 paclIIaTHo ..o YPOIHJI ee nOTpe6neHHJI I
1986 roAY. ~.JI cTopoHa, apoH'80~a. o~o KnH HecKon.KO H. 8TKX 8~ecT8, I .
'1'8 . . nepHOAl' 0C5ecn••••a8T, .ToC5.. pac..." " " ypoae.. npOH.IOAcTla aD aTIIX
.~eCTI Ha np•• wman .....O~O .0CeM~A.CJlT npoq8HTo. paC ••THoro YPOIHJI a.
OPOHlloAcTla I 1986 ..O~. O~aKo ~ T~08naT80peHB3 OCH08HWX 8HYTpeHHIIX
aOTpeC5HocTaA 'CTOPOH, ~aAcT.1D'IIX I PaMKax DOlIo.eHIII CTaT.. 5, H A'III qenel
paqaoHanK'&qKH pacnp.Aan8HKJI apo~.HHoro apOK •• oAcT.a M~ CTOPOHaMH
pac.. eT.... 1PoaeHJ. aa apONlloAcTla Ma.aT apalwa&TJ. aTOT apeAaR, HO H. C5one• •eM
. . AeC.TJ. apoq.HTOI 0'1' paC'IeTHoro ,po. . . ee apOKI80AcT8a I 1986 ro~.

~. IurA" CTOPOHa oC5ecn•••• a.T, .TOe.. la n.pRoA C 1 KIWI 1998 rOA- no 30

.,HJI 1999 rOA& H la K..... DOc.ne~ DepHO~ A1aH"",.TH Mecllqe. p.c'IeTHWA
nOleH. nOTpeCSneHU BD parTIIIIPT8IGIX l~ecTI rpynnw I I apKlloweHHH A H.
upel.-an . . . ro~o DJlT ....CJIT DPoq~ol 0'1' pac••THoro ypo.tU aa nOTpeCSneHHJI I
1986 ro~. ~aJl CTopoHa, apo••• o~. o~o KnR HeCKon.KO H. 'THX l~ecTI. .a
T8 _ nepNoAY oCS.cna...8aeT, ..TOCS.. pac...THIoII ypoleH. ·npoH3 aOAcTla BD
parTnHpYeMYX . . .ecTI H. ap.a. .an _ ..oAIIO lIJITs.,qacIIT npoqeHToI 0'1' p.c...THoro
JPo.HJI ea npOHJIOACTla • 1986 rOAT. O~aKo ~ YA08neT.opeHHJI OCHoaHWX
aHT'l'peHHHX nOTpaC5HOCTal CTOpO., A"CT.~ • PaMKax CTaT.. S. H /lIUI qenal
paqaOHanH ••1.\MII pacnp~enaKH. apOMWan.HHoro apO.'IO~CTa. M~ CTOPOHaMH aa
pac'IeTHWI ypOI.H. npOH••oAcT.a ~T ap. . . .aT. 8'1'0'1' ap~en, HO He.CSonee .eM H.
DJlTHa.cqaT. npoqaHTOI 0'1' paC'I81HOrO ypO.HJI •• npOK ••oAcTla I 1986 rOM. ~aHHWI
DYHKT npKM.HllaTC. I TOM cny'Iae, ecna CTOPOHW Ha npKKJT HHoro pemeHKJI Ha 0AKOM
.1 CIOIIX coa ....&IUIA CSOllWIHIICTIOM 8 ~e -rpeT. npHCyTCT8yaq,KX H y.aCT8~KX I
ranOcolaKa CTOPOH. np~CTa~ •• M•••• AlYX TpaTaA oC5~ero p.c.aTHoro
nOIHR nOTpeCSnaRHJI CTOP0HaMII ITIIX ....CT.. 8'1'0 pe.eRH. paccMa'l'pK.aeTCJI K
op~eTC. I CleTe oqaHoK, TKa.aHHWX I CTaT •• 6.

5. nDeaJl CTopoHa, .eM pac~.THWI lPOI.H. dPO.'lo~cT.a p.rTnHPYeMWX a~aCT.

rpynaw I I npHnOweHKH A I 1986 ..OAY COCTaanan MeH.. AI~aTH nJlTK KKnOTOHH •
ro,q, Mowe'!' nap.,qa~ .. nmCSol CTopoHa IIIDI apallT. 0'1' Hae I q8lUlX p~~OH8JDl3aqHH TO
apOH180ACTIO, KOTOpO. up......T UP.A"". TKa'.H..... I nYHKTax 1, 3 H ... , npH
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aWXOAHT la DP...i8l8ol orpaa....HHA npOH•• o~cT.a, J'cTaaoaneHHWe aToA cTaT.eA.
YleAoMneHKe 0 nm60A n.p.Aa.. TaCOro opOK.IO,qCTI. HaapalnaeTca ceKpeTapNaTY He
aO'ARee cpOKa nep~a~H.

,. Jll)C5aJl CTopOHa, Ke ,q.ICTI~all I paMK8X CTaT... S, p.cnonar~.1I

MOaplOCTJIMII ,qruI npOHIIOAcTla parYIIHPyeMWX a. .aCTI, KOTopwe HaxoAIITCII • CT8AHK
CTpOKTen.CTla HnH no COTOPWM DpHKaTW KOHTpaKT.... 0C5113.Ten.CTla AO 16 ceHTIICSp.
1987 rOAa R KOTOp. . npa.qycMOTpa... HaqJIoHan ...... laKOHOAaTen.cTloM AO 1 IIHBap.
1987 rOAa, Mo.eT AoC5aaHT. apo,qyKqKD TaKHX MO~HocTel K C80eMY CSa3010MY YPOIRD
opOR.loAcTla TaKKX . . . .CTI I 1986 rop,y ,qruI qenel onpBAeneHHR caoero pac.aTHoro
nOIHII RpOHl8o,qcTla I 1986 roAY, RpN TC.IIOI.. ~TO cTpoHTen.cTlo TaKHX
MOaplOCTel C5YA.T .a.ap.8Ko K 31 A8KaC5pR 1990 ..oAa a TaKoa npoHnoAcTlo Ha
DpHBeAeT K YlenH.aHHD .....O~O ..O DOTPa6neKKJI parynxpyeMWK .e~eCTI aTOK
CTOPOHOA clepx 0,5 KHnorpaMMa Ha ~T HaCeneKHJI.

7. YaaAOMneHHa 9 nm601 nep8Aa~. apOH.aOAcTla I COOTleTCTIHH C RYHKTOM S KnH

nm60M YlenH.eHKH npOR.loAcT.a • COOTI.TCTaHR C 0YHKTOM 6 Hanpal~eTCJI
ceKpeTapH8TT Ha nOI~•• MOMaHTa TaKot Dap~a~H.

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 0) Al adoptar esas decisiones. las Partes bar!n cuanto est' a su
alcanoe para llegar a un acuerdo por consenso. Si no ba sido
posible llegar a Al. la decisi6n se adoptar! en dltima instancia
por mayoria de dos tercios de las Partes presentes y votantes Que
representen a1 menos e1 50S del consumo total de 1as sustancias
oontroladas de la8 Partes.
d) El Depositario notiticar! inmediatamente la decisi6n a las Partes.
la cual tendrl carlcter obligatorio para todas ellas. A menos·que
al tomar la dec1s16n se 1nd1que 10 contrar10. 'sa entrar! en vigor
transcurridos seis meses a part1r de la techa en la cual el
Depositario haya hecho la notiticaci6n.
10. a) ! base de las evaluac10nes etectuadas seg6n 10 d1spuesto en el
articulo 6 y de contormidad con el procedimiento previsto en el
artioulo 9 del Convenio. las Partes podr!n,decid1r:
i) QuA sustancias habria qu' anadir, 1nsertar0 el1minar de
cualesquiera de 10s anexos del presente Protocolo; y

.
ii) el mecanismo. alcance y oportunidad ~~ las medidas de control
'
que habr1a que aplicar a esas sustancias;
b) Tal decisi6n entrar! en v1gor s1empre que hay a s1do aceptada p~r el
voto de una mayoria de los dos tercios de las Partes presentes y
votantes.
11. Ho obstante. 10 previsto en este articulo no imp1de que las Partes
adopten medidas m'8 rigurosas que las previstas por ese articulo.
ARTICULO 3: CALCULO DE LOS NlVELES DE CONTROL
A los tines de los articulos 2 y 5, cada Parte determinar!, para cada
Grupo de sustanc1as que figuran en el Anexo A, sus n1veles calculados de:
a) Producci6n, mediante:
i) la mult1plicaci6n de su producc16n anual de cada sustancia
controlada por el potenc1al de agotamiento del ozono determ1nado
respecto de 'sta sustancia en e1 Anexo A; y
1i) la suma. para cada Grupo de sustancias. de las cifras
correspondientes.
b) Importaciones y exportaciones. respectivamente, apIicando, mutatis
mutandis. el procedim1ento establecido en el inciso a); y

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U. H.CHOTI'" Ha nono••IIHJI. co,qe~ecJI a »Tol CTeT.e, CTOpO~ .MorYT
apIIHHMaT. tSonee CToporHe M.pM DO cpalH.1OID C M.p..... TPetSy.MIoIMII HaCTOJluteii
cftT"eA.

AmI L\enel cTaTeA 2 H 5 ItIl-,qU CTopoHa NUl Itll-,qol rp)'nRW lell\ecTI I

np~HHH A onp.,qanaeT CIOH pac.eTHWa YPOIHH:

a) npOHllOACTla nJTeM:

1) )'MHO. .HHJI clo.ro ro,qoloro npOH ...oACTU K~oro perYnHPYeMoro

1~.CTla Ha nOKalaTen. O'OHopa.p,.~" CDOCOtSHOCTH. YKa3aHHWi
PIU' H.ro • nplUlo.eHlUl A; •

11) CYMMHPOlaKKa n~.HHWX nOKaaaTen.A no K~oA rpynn.;

b) COOTI.TCTleHHO HMnOpTa H aKcnopTa. npHMeHJIJI. mutatis mutandis,

RpOL\e,q)'py, onpeAeneHHYD I noAflYHJtT. A;

c) nOTpe6neHHa perynapyeMWX ••••CT. nyTeM Cy"""po.aHRJI C80HX pac~eTKWX

ypo.HeA npOK380AcT.a'H HMnOpTa K I~KTaHHJI cloero p.c•• THoro YPOIHJI aKcnopTa,
KOTOPwe onpe,qM.KW I COOTleTCTIHH C nOADJHKTaMII A • ~. 0ARaKo. Ha'lHHaa C 1
a. . apa 1993 rOAa, alCcnopT p.rynHPYeMlolX ....CT. a CTPaKW, H. .IJIJ'DDIII,H.C.
CTOPOHaMH. R. nOAnezKT 8~.TY npH HC.HcneHHH ypOI.. no-rpe6n.KKR IKCnOpTKp~eA
CTOpOHW.

CTATbJl 4: PBrYJIHPOBAHHB TOprOBllH C rOCY~CTBAHH.

HI mwDJIUIHHCS CTOPOIWtH

1. B T.~eHH. oAHoro rOAa nocn. aCTYM.1IHJI a clUIJ' HaCTOJllq,erO npOTolCona

K~aJl CTopoHa 3anpeDtaeT HMIIOPT perYIDlPYeta.IX l~eCTI H. nm6~ro rocYAapcTla,
ItOTopoe H. ftana.?CJI CTOPOHOA HacTo~.ro npOTOltona.

2. Ha.HHU C 1 ftHlap,. 1993 rOAa HR 0,qH8 K. CTOPOB, ,qeiicT.yapDC I p8MXax

DJIIKTa 1 CTaT.H S. He Ma.eT IKcnopTHPOlaT. RH OANO pery.nscPyeMoe BeDteCTBO B
nD60e rocy,qapCTIO, He JlI~.eCJI CTOPOHoA HaCTo~ero DpOTOltona,
3. B Te~_lIHe -rp_x n.T nocn. ABnI .CTYlUleHIIJl a CIUI1 HBCTOJllq,.ro npOTOKona
CTOPOHW I COOT8.TCTIKH C nono.eHKJIKH, np~CMoTpeHHWMa a CTaT.e 10 KOHle~,
nOArOTOIJlT I IHAe npKn0.8KKR CDBCOIt npOMKTOI. co,qepDII\HX perYnHPYeMWe
a~ecTIB. CTOPOHW, He IUClCalalmHe 10Ip...HHJI apOTHI Dpano.eHHJI, 8 COOTBeTCTBHH
C YKa,aHHWMH ·npoqe,q)'p~ 8 Te.8HH. 0AHoro ("o,qa DOcn. 8CTYMeHHJI 8 CKny
RplUJo.eHHJI lanpelll,uri HMIlOPT TaltBX npO,lU'KToa H. nlMSoro rOCYAapCT~B, He
JI~erocJI CTOPOHOA HaCTOJlDterO npOTOltona.

~. B Te.eHHe nJlTH neT nocne 8CTYMeHKJI a cany HaCTOft.ero npOTOKona CTOPOHW

oopeAeJlJIT npaKTH"leCKYD 80 3MOmlOCT. .anpelll,eHHJI IUIII orpBHH .. eHHJI HMltOpTa
DpOA)'KT08, npOH380AHMWX Ha OCHOle p.rynHPY8MWX ae..eCTa, HO HX He COAe~,
HI rOCYAapCTI, He J18n~Cft CTOPOHaMH HaCTOJlDterO DPOTOKona. CTOPOHW, ecnx OHH
CO'lTYT ITO 80 I MomGoIM , • COOTleTCT8H11 C npoqe,qypaMII, YKa.aHHIoIMH I CTaTlte 10
ltoR.eHqHH, nOAroTa8na.8I)T I .HAe nplUlo.eHHJI CDHCOK TaKHX leutecTI. He
.UCKasaamHe npOTH. Hero BOlp. .eHHJI CTOPOKW • COOT.eTCT8HH C YKa3aHHWKH
npo~eAYp8MH lanpeDtaDT IUIH OrpaHH'!H8&DT • Te.eHHe OAHoro rOAa nocne BCTynneHHJI
• CHn)' npKno.eHHft HMDOPT TaKHX npOA)'ItTOa K. nm6oro rOC1AapcTla. He ft8~erOCJI
CToPOHOA HaCTOJlllterO npOTOKona.

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 7. Laa diaposiciones de 108 pArrato8 5 1 6 no ae aplicarin a product08.
equipo, plant as industriales 0 tecnologias que mejoren el almacenamiento
aeguro, recuperaci6n. reciclado 0 destrucci6n de sustancias oontroladas.
tomenten la elaboraci6n de otras sustancias suatitutivaa 0 que de al~n modo
contribuyan a la reduooi6n de las emisiones de sustanoias oontroladas.
8. Ho obstante 10 dispuesto en este artioulo. podrtn perm1t1rse las
importaoiones menoionadas en los'pirratos 1, 314 prooedentes de cualquier
Eatado que no sea Part.e en eate Protocolo si en una
,
reuni6n de
,
laa PartesfI. se
determina que ese Estado cumple cabalmente e1 artlcu10 2. aSl como tambian el
presente articulo, 1 baya presentado asimiamo datos a tal etecto, aegdn prey'
el artioulo 7.
ARTICULO 5: SITUACION ESPECIAL DE LOS PAISES EN DESARROLLO
1. A tin de bacer trente a sus necesidades blsicas internas. toda Parte
que sea un pais en desarrollo y cuyo consumo anual de sustanoias controladas
sea interior a 0,3 kilogramos per cApita a la techa de entrada en vigor del
Protocolot respeoto de dicbo pais. 0 en cualquier otro momento posterior dentro
de un plazo de d1ez anos desde la techa de entrada en vigor del Protooolo.
tendr! derecho a aplazar por d1ez snos el cumplimiento de las medidas de
control previstas en los parratos 1 L 4 del articulo 2. ,part1r del aoo
especiticado en diobos plrratos. Ho obstante. tal ParteOno podr! exceder un
nivel calculado de consume anual de 0,3 kilogramos per cApita. Como base para
el cumpl1m1ento de 1as medidas de control, tal pais tendr! derecho a utilizar
1a sea el promedio de su nivel calculado de consumo anual correspond1enta al
periodo 1995-1997 inclusive, 0 un nivel oalculado de consumo de 0.3 kilogramos
per cApita, si este dltimo resulta menor.
2. Las Partes se comprometen a taoi11tar el acceso a sustancias y
tecnologias alternativas, que otrezcan garantias de protecci6n del medio
ambiente, a las Partes que sean paises en desarrollo. y ayudarles a acelerar la
ut1lizac16n de d1chas alternativas.
3. Las Partes se oomprometen a tacilitar. bilateral 0 multilateralmente.
la concesi6n de subvenciones, ayuda. cr6ditos, garantias 0 programas de seguro
a las Partes que sean paises en desarrollo, para que usen tecnologias
alternat1vas y productos sustitutivos.
ARTICULO 6: EVALUACION Y EXAMEN DE LAS MEOIDAS DE CONTROL

A partir de 1990, y p~r 10 menos cada cuatro anos en 10 sucesivo, las

Partes evaluarln las medidas de control previstas en el articulo 2. teniendo en
cuenta la informaci6n c1entitica, ambiental, t6cnica y econ6mica de que
dispongan. Al menos un ano antes de hacer esas evaluaciones. las Partes
convocar'n grupos apropiados de expertos competentes en 10s aspectos

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..aopTa H »EcnopTa K~oro Ha perynHPYeMwx 18IIteCTI ,a 1986 rOA HmI HaH«Sone.
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Ha CBOaM nep80M o"lepeAHOM cOB~aHHH CTOPOHW pacCMaTpHBaDT H yTBep~8DT

apoqe~w H opraKH'aqHoHHWR MexaKH.M oapeAeneHHJI 4aKTa Heco«5nDAeHHJI nono_eHHA
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opraHW co-rpYAKH"IaDT I Aene o~eCne"leHHJI «5onee rny«5oKoro nOKKK8KKJ1
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»ltoHOMll.ecltoA HHTerpaL\HH, He Jlln~CJI CTOPOH8MIl DpOTOltona, 8 MeponpHJlTHJIX,
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CTATLJI 11: COB£IItAHIII CTOPOH

1. CTOPOHIII npoaOAJlT cOa~aHHJI '1ape, perynJIP_ npOMur)"TKII IpeMeHR.

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2. IcnH CTOPOHIII ice nplIMfT HHoro pe.eHKJI, no~e o.epeNIWB cOle~aHHJI

CTOPOH npOaOAJITCJI COIMeCTHO C cOle~aHHRMH CTopoa ICOHleHqKH. BHeo.epeAHW8
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e) Ha.HHaD'I' nOAroToIKY nnaHOI paC50TW • COOTleTCTIHH C nYHETO" 3

CTaT.K 10.

a) OCS30P IWDOnHeHKJI HacTo~ero npOTOltona HmI npeMCMOTpeHHWX KM

COItp~eHKA;

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aYHItTe 9 CTaT •• 2;

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 ARTICULO 1l1: RELACION DE EST! PROTOCOLO COR EL CONVENIO
Salvo que se disponga otra oosa en este Protooolo. las dispos1c1ones del
Convenio de V1ena relat1vaa a aua protoooloa serAn ap110ablea al presente
Protooolo.
ARTICULO 15: FIRMl
El presente Protocolo estar' abierto a la tirma de loa Eatados 1 laa
organiza~iones de 1Dtegraoion econ6mioa regional en Montreal. el dia 16 de
septiembre de 1987. en Ottawa. del 17 de sept1embre de 1987 al 16 de enero de
1988, 1 en la Sede de laa lac10nes Unidaa, Nueva York, del 17 de enero de 1988
al 15 de septiembre de 1988.
ARTICULO 16: ENTRADA EN naol
1. El presente Protocolo entrarl en vigor el 1 de enero de 1989. siempre
que se bayan depositado al menos once instrument os de rat1ticac1on. aceptac16n
o aprobac16n del Protocolo 0 adhes16n al m1smo por los Estados 0 las
organizaoiones de integraci6n econ6mica.regional que represent en al menos dos
tercios del consumo mund1al estimado de 1as sustancias controladas
correapondiente a 1986. y se bayan cumplido laa disposic1onea del ptrrato 1 del
articulo 17 del Conveni0. En el caso de que en eea techa no se hayan cumplido
eatos requisitos. el presente Protoco10 entrarl en vigor el nonag6simo dia
contado deade la tecba en que ae hayan cumplido d1Qbos requisitos.
2. A 10s etectos del plrrafo 1, los instrument os depositados por una
organizaci6n de 1ntegrac16n econ6mica regional no se contarln como adicionales
a los depositados por los Estados miembros de la organizaci6n.
3. Deapu6s de la entrada en vigor de este Protocolo. todo Estado y
organizaci6n de 1ntegracion econ6mica regional paaarl a ser Parte en este
Protocolo el nonag6aimO dia contado deade la techa en que se baya depositado su
inatrumento de ratiticac16n. aceptaci6n. aprobacion 0 adbes16n.
ARTICULO 17: OBLIGACIONES DE LAS PARTES QUE SE ADHIERAN AL PROTOCOLO
DESPUES DE SU ENTRADA EN VIGOR.
Con sujeci6n a laa diapoaicionea del articulo 5. cualquier Eatado u
organizaci6n de integracion econ6mica regional que paae a ser Parte. en el
preaente Protocolo despu6s de la tecba de su entrada en vigor asumirl
inmediatamente todas las obligaciones del articulo 2. asi como laa del
articulo 4. que sean aplicables en esa tecba a los Estados y organizaciones de
integracion econ6mica regional que adquir1eron la condic16n de Partes en la
tecba de entrada en vigor del Protocolo.

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 PROTOCCLO DE MONTREAL RELATIVO A LAS SUSTANCIAS AGOTADORAS
DE LA CAPA DE OZONO

Las Partes en e1 presente Protoco10.

Considerando que Ion partes en e1 Convenio de Viena para la protecci6n de
la Capa de Ozono.
ConBcientes de que, en virtud del Convenio, tienen la obllgac16n de tomar
lal medidal adecuadas para proteger la salud humana y el medio ambiente contra
loa etectoa noclvos que se der1van 0 pueden derivarse de actividades humanal
que modlrioan 0 pueden modirioar la capa de ozono,
fteconoclendo la poslbilidad de que la emisi6n de ciertas sustancias, que
se produce en todo e1 mundo, puede agotar conslderablemente la capa de ozono y
modiricarla de alguna otra manera, oon los posibles erectos nocivos en la salud
y en el medic ambiente,

Conscientes de .los' poslbles erectos climAticos de las emlslones de estas

8ustancias,
Conscientes de que las med1das que se adopten para proteger del
agotamiento la capa de ozono deberian basarse en 10s adelant08 registrados en
la estera de lOB conoaimientos cientiticos y tener en cuenta conslderaciones de
indole econ6mica y tAcnlca,
Decididas a proteger la capa de ozono mediante la adopci6n de medldas
preventivas para controlar equitativamente las emisiones mundiales totales que
la agotan, con el objetivo tinal de e1iminar1as. con base en 10s adelantos
registrad08 en la eatera de 10s eonoeimlentos cl en titi cos y tenlendo en cuenta
consideraciones de indole econ6mica y tAcnica.
fteconociendo que hay que tomar dlsposicioneB especiales para satieracer
laa neeesidades de 10s parses en desarrollo respeoto de estas sustano~as,
Obeervando las medidas preventivas para controlar las emlslones de olertos
clorotuorocarbonos que ya se han tomado en los planos naoional y regional.
Considerando la importancia de fomentar la cooperaci6n internacional en la
1nveatigaci6n y desarrollo de la ciencia y tecnologia para el eentrol y la
reducc16n de las emisiones de sustancias agotadoras del ozono, tenlendo
presente en particular las necesldades de los paises en desarrollo,
BAN CONVENIDO EN LO SIGUIENTE:

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 UTICULO 1: DBFIIICIOns
A loa etectoa del presente Protooo10.
1. Por "e1 Convenio" ee enteadert e1 ConveDio de Viena para la Protecci6n
de la Capa de Ozono. aprobado en Viena el 22 de marzo de 1985.
2. Por .Partes· se enteaderA. a meno. que e1 tezto 1ndique otra oosa. lae
Partes en el presente Protooolo.
3. Por "la seeretaria" se entender' la seoretaria del Conven10 de V1ena.
4. Por "sustanci. contro1ada" se enteDder' una suetancia enumerada en la
lista del Anexo A del presente Protooo10. bien se presente aisladamente 0 en
una m_zcla incorporada a un produoto manutaoturado que no sea un oontenedor
utilizado para el transporte 0 almaoenam1eato de la sustanoia enumerada en la
lista.
5. Por "producoi6n" se entenderA la oantidad de sustanoias oontroladas
produoidas ~enos la oantldad de sustanoiaa de.truidas .ediante las t60nicas
aprobadas por las Partes.
6. Por "oonsumo· se entenderl la produoci6n ma. laa importaciones menos
las exportaclones de suetancias oontroladas.
7. Por "niveles calculados· de produoci6n. tmportaoi6n. exportao16n y
consumo, se entender' los nlvelee oorreepondiente. determinados de conformidad
con el articulo 3.
B. Por "raolonalizaci6n industrial" se enteDdert la transferenoia del
total 0 de una parte del nivel calculado de producoi6n de una Parte a otra, a
fines de efioienoia econ6mica 0 para responder a d6ticit previstos de la
produoci6n como resultado del cierre de plantas industriales.
ARTICULO 2: HEDIDAS PE CONTROL
1. Cada Parte velar' por que. en el periodo de doce meses eontades a
partir del primer dia del s'pt1mo mes siguiente a la techa de entrada er. vigor
del presente Protocolo. y en cada periodo sueesivo de doee meses. su nivel
calculado de con~umo de las sustancias oontroladas que tiguran en el Grupo I
del Anexo A no supere su nivel calou1ado de oonsume de 1986. Al final del
mismo periodo. cada Parte que produzca una 0 m's de estas sustancias se
asegurar! de que su nivel oalculado de producci6n de estas sustaneias no supere
su nivel de producci6n de 1986. con la salvedad de que diebo nivel no puede
haber aumentado mis del lOS respeoto del nivel de 1986. Diobo aumento s610 se
permitirA a efectos de satisfacer las neeesidades bAsic as internas de las
Partes que operen al amparo del articulo 5 y a tines de la racionalizaei6n
industrial entre las Partes.

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2. Cada Parte velar' por que. en e1 periodo de doce mesea a contar desde
81 primer dia del tr1g6simo s6ptimo mes contado a partir de la techa de entrada
en vigor del presente Protoc010. y en cada periodo suoesivo de dooe meses. su
nive1 ca1culado de consumo de 1as sustancias contro1adas que tiguran en e1
Grupo II del Anexo A no supere su nivel calculado de consumo de 1986. Cada
Parte que produzca una 0 m!s de estas 8ustancias velar' p~r que su Divel
caloulado de producci6n de estas sustanc1as no supere su n~vel calculado de .
producci6n de 1986. con la salvedad de que dicho nivel no puede haber aumentado
mAs del 10. respecto del nivel de 1986. Dicho aumento s610 se permdt1r' a
.efec·tos de satisfacer las necesidades b6sicas internas de las Partes que operen
a1 amparo del articulo 5 y a fines de la racionalizaci6n industrial ·entre las
Partes. El mecanismo para la aplicaci6n de estas medidas se deeidir' en la
primera reuni6n de las.Partes que se celebre despu6s del primer examen
aientifico.
3. Cada Parte velar' por que. en e1 periodo del 1 de juli0 de 1993 a1 30
de junio de 1994, y en eada per10do sucesivo de doee meses. su nivel calculado
de consumo de 'las sustaneias oontroladas que figuran en el Grupo I del Anexo A
no supere el 80S de su nivel ealeulado de consumo de 1986. Cada Parte que
produzca una 0 m6s de estas sustancias procurar' quet para la misma fecha, su
nivel caloulado de producoi6n de las sustancias no aumente anualmente mAs del'
80S de su nivel ca1ou1ado de produoci6n de 1986. .Empero. a fin de satiefacer
las necesidades bAsicas internas de las Partes que operen a1 amparo del
articulo 5, y a efeetos de la racionalizaci6n industrial entre las Partes, su
nivel caloulado de producci6n podrA exceder dicho limite hasta un 10S de su
nivel oaloulado de produoci6n de 1986.
4. Cada Parte velar' p~r que. en el periodo del 1 de julio de 1998 al 30
de juni0 de 1999. y en cada periodo sucesivo de doee meses, su nivel ealculado
de consumo de las sustancias controladas que figuran en el Grupo I del Anexo A
no supere el 50S de su nivel calculado de consumo correspondiente a 1986. Cada
Parte que produzca una 0 mAs de esas sustancias, se cerciorarA. en esa misma
fecha. de que su nivel de producci6n de esas sustaneias no exceda del 50S de su
nivel de producci6n de 1986. No obstante. para poder satiefacer las
neeesidades bAsieas internas de las Partes que operen al ampar~ del articulo 5.
y oon objeto de lograr la raoionalizaci6n industrial entre Partes. su nivel
calculado de producc10n podra exceder ese limite hasta un 151 de su nivel
oalculado de producci6n de 1986. Este pArrafo serA aplieab1e a reserva de que
en alguna reuni6n las Partes decidan 10 contrario p~r una mayoria de dos
tercios de las Partes presentes y votantes que represent en p~r 10 menos los dos
tercios del nivel total calculado de consumo de esas sustancias de las Parte.s.
Esta decisi6n se considerarA y adoptarA a la luz de las evaluaciones de que
trata el articulo 6.
5. A efectos de la racionalizaci6n industrial, toda Parte ouyo nivel
calculado.de produoci6n de 1986 de las sustaneias oontroladas del Grupo I del
Anexo A sea inferior a 25 ki10tones/ano podr! transferir a cualquier otra Parte
o rec1bir de ella produce16n que supere los limites previstos en los

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 c) consumo. mediante la sUlla de sua niveles caloulados de produooi6n y de
importac!ones y restando 8U Divel oaloulado de exportaciones. segdD se
determine de oontormidad con loa inoiaoa .) J b). 10 obatante. a
part1r del 1 de enero de 1993 n1Dguna exportao16n de 8ustancias
controladas a los Estados que no aean Parte en el Protocolo podrl
deducirse a etectos de calcu1ar e1 nive1 de oonsUllo de la Parte
aportadora.
ARTICULO 4: CONTROL DEL COHERCIO CON ESTADOS QUE NO SEAR PARTE

1. Dentro de -un alIo a oontar de la entrada en v1&or del presente

Protooolo. oada Parte proh1biri la importaci6n de sustanciaa controladas
prooedentes de cualquier Eatado que no sea Parte en 61.
2. A part1r dell _nere de 1993. ninguna Parte que opere al amparo del
plrrato 1 del artioulo 5 podri exportar sustanoias oontroladas a los Estados
que no sean Parte en el presente Protocolo.
3. Dentro de los tres &fios s1guientes a °la teoha de entrada en vigor del
presente Protooolo. las Partes elaborarln. a base de un anexo y de oontorm1dad
oon los prooed1mient08 estableoidos en el artioulo 10 del Convenio. una lista
de aquellos produotos que oontengan sustan01aa oontroladas. Un &60 despu6s de
la entrada en vigor de ese anexo, las Partes que no 10 hayan objetado de
oonform1dad oon esoa proced1m1entoa. proh1b1rin la 1mportaoi6n de dichos
product os de todo Estado que no sea Parte en el presente Protocolo.
4. Dentro de los c1nco Bftos s1gu1entes a la entrada en vigor del presente
Protocolo. las Partes determ1Darln° la posibil1dad de prohibir 0 restr1ngir la
importaci6n de productos elaborados. pero que no contengan sustanciaa
oontroladas. procedentes de cualquier Estado que no sea Parte en el presente
Protocolo. Si 10 consideran posible. las Partes elaborarln en un anexo. de
contormidad con los procedim1entos establecidos en el articulo 10 del Conveni0.
una 1ista de tales produotos. Un ano despu6s de la entrada en vigor de ese
anexo. las Partes que no 10 hayan objetado de conformidad con esos
procedimientos. prohibirln 0 restringirin la tmportaci6n de dichos productos de
todo Estado que no sea Parte en el presente Protocolo.
5. Toda Parte desalentari la exportaci6n a cualquier Estado que no sea
Parte en el presente Protocolo de tecnologia para la producci6n y para la
uti1izaci6n de sustancias controladas.
6. Las Partes se abstendrln de conceder nuevas subvenciones. ayuda.
cr6ditos. garantias 0 programas de seguros para la exportaoi6noa Estados que no
sean Partes en este Protooolo. de productos. equipo. plantas industriales 0
tecnologias que podrian taoi1itar la elaboraci6n de sustancias controladas.

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 7. Laa diaposiciones de 108 pArrato8 5 1 6 no ae aplicarin a product08.
equipo, plant as industriales 0 tecnologias que mejoren el almacenamiento
aeguro, recuperaci6n. reciclado 0 destrucci6n de sustancias oontroladas.
tomenten la elaboraci6n de otras sustancias suatitutivaa 0 que de al~n modo
contribuyan a la reduooi6n de las emisiones de sustanoias oontroladas.
8. Ho obstante 10 dispuesto en este artioulo. podrtn perm1t1rse las
importaoiones menoionadas en los'pirratos 1, 314 prooedentes de cualquier
Eatado que no sea Part.e en eate Protocolo si en una
,
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determina que ese Estado cumple cabalmente e1 artlcu10 2. aSl como tambian el
presente articulo, 1 baya presentado asimiamo datos a tal etecto, aegdn prey'
el artioulo 7.
ARTICULO 5: SITUACION ESPECIAL DE LOS PAISES EN DESARROLLO
1. A tin de bacer trente a sus necesidades blsicas internas. toda Parte
que sea un pais en desarrollo y cuyo consumo anual de sustanoias controladas
sea interior a 0,3 kilogramos per cApita a la techa de entrada en vigor del
Protocolot respeoto de dicbo pais. 0 en cualquier otro momento posterior dentro
de un plazo de d1ez anos desde la techa de entrada en vigor del Protooolo.
tendr! derecho a aplazar por d1ez snos el cumplimiento de las medidas de
control previstas en los parratos 1 L 4 del articulo 2. ,part1r del aoo
especiticado en diobos plrratos. Ho obstante. tal ParteOno podr! exceder un
nivel calculado de consume anual de 0,3 kilogramos per cApita. Como base para
el cumpl1m1ento de 1as medidas de control, tal pais tendr! derecho a utilizar
1a sea el promedio de su nivel calculado de consumo anual correspond1enta al
periodo 1995-1997 inclusive, 0 un nivel oalculado de consumo de 0.3 kilogramos
per cApita, si este dltimo resulta menor.
2. Las Partes se comprometen a taoi11tar el acceso a sustancias y
tecnologias alternativas, que otrezcan garantias de protecci6n del medio
ambiente, a las Partes que sean paises en desarrollo. y ayudarles a acelerar la
ut1lizac16n de d1chas alternativas.
3. Las Partes se oomprometen a tacilitar. bilateral 0 multilateralmente.
la concesi6n de subvenciones, ayuda. cr6ditos, garantias 0 programas de seguro
a las Partes que sean paises en desarrollo, para que usen tecnologias
alternat1vas y productos sustitutivos.
ARTICULO 6: EVALUACION Y EXAMEN DE LAS MEOIDAS DE CONTROL

A partir de 1990, y p~r 10 menos cada cuatro anos en 10 sucesivo, las

Partes evaluarln las medidas de control previstas en el articulo 2. teniendo en
cuenta la informaci6n c1entitica, ambiental, t6cnica y econ6mica de que
dispongan. Al menos un ano antes de hacer esas evaluaciones. las Partes
convocar'n grupos apropiados de expertos competentes en 10s aspectos

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manoionados. al etecto de determinar la compos1c16n 1 atribuciones de tales
,",pos de expert'oa. latoa. dentro del plazo ml.x1mo de un aBo, a contar deade
8U reun16n, y per conducto de la seeretaria. tendrin que rendir el
eorreapondiente ~orme a las Partes.
ARTICULO 7: PRESENTACION DE DA,TOS
1. Toda Parte pertinente proporcionarl a la sear'etaria. dentro de loa
tres meses aiguientea a la teaha en que se haya constituido en Parte. datos
estadist1cos sobre su producc16n. importaclones y exportaclones de austaaeias
controladas eorrespondientea a 1986 0 laa eatimaeionea mAa tldedignaa poslblea
de dicboa datos. euando no se diaponga de ellos.
2. Toda Parte proporcionarl a la secretaria datos estadisticoa de su
producci6n (con datos desglosados de las cantidades destruidas medlaate
tecnologias aprobad'as p~r las Partes), exportaciones e importaelones· anuales de
.tales sustanclas correspondl,ntes al ano en que se eonstituya en Parte, as1
como tambi6n respeeto a cada uno de los aaoa siguientes. A mis tardar,
noti~icar' los datos nueve meses a partir del tin del aoo a que se retleran.

ARTICULO 8: INCUMPLIMIENTO
En su primera reuni6n ordinaria. las Partes estudiare "I aprobarm
proced1m1entos "I mecanismos lnstitueionales que per.mitan determinar e1
incumplimiento de las disposiciones del presente Protooolo y actuar respecto a
las Partes que no bayan cumplido 10 presorito.
ARTICULO 9: INVESTIGACION, DESARROLLO, INTERCAMBIO DE INFORHACION
Y CONCIENCIA PUBLICA
1. Las Partes oooperarln, de contormidad con sus leyes, reglamentos "I
prlcticas nacionales, teniendo en cuenta en particular las necesidades de los
paises en desarrollo, para fomentar, directamente y p~r oonducto de los 6rganos
internacionales oompetentes. la investigaci6n, el desarrollo y el intercambio
de informaoi6n sobre:
a) Las tacnologias mls 1d6neas para mejorar el almaoenamiento aegoro, la
recuperaci6n. el reciclado 0 la destrucci6n de las sustancias
controladas 0 reducir emisiones de las sustancias controladas.
b) Posibles alternativas de las sustancias controladas, de los productos'
que contengan estas sustancias y los manufacturados con ellas;
c) Costes y ventajas de las correspond1entes estrategias de control.

8
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3. BD IIU primera reuni6n lu Partea:
a) lprobariD por aonllen80 un reglamento para sua reunionea;
b) AprobariD p~r consenao el raglamento tinanaiero a que ae ratiere el
pirrato 2 del artiaulo 13;
c) EetablecertD 1011 frupos y determinar6n laa atribueionell a que bace
retereneia el art1culo 6;
d) Examinarin y aprobarin loa proaed1mieDt~a 1 loa meoanismqll
1Dat1tucionales espeoiticadoll en el art1oulo 8; y
e) InieiariD la preparaei6n de planes de trabajo de aODtorm1dad aOD 10
dispuesto en el plrrato 3 del articulo 10.
4. Laa reuniones de las Partes tendrin por objeto:
a) Examinar la aplicaci6n del present. Protoeolo;
b) Deeidir loa ajustes 0 redueciones meneionados en el p'rrato 9 del
artiaulo 2;
a) Deeidir la adie16n. la inolusi6n 0 la supres16n de sustanaias eD
los anexcs. asi como las medidas de control oonexas. de contormidad
COD el pArrato 10 del articulo 2;
d) Eatahleeer, cuando sea necesario, direatrices 0 procedimientoa para
la presentaci6n de 1ntormaci6n con arreglo a 10 previato en el
a~ticulo 7 y en el plrrato 3 del articulo 9;

e) Examinar las solicitudes de asistencia t6cDica tormuladas de

contormidad con el plrrato 2 del articulo 10;
t) Examinar los informes preparados por la secretaria de contormidad
con 10 previsto en el inciso c) del articulo 12;
g) Evaluar. de contormidad con 10 dispuesto eD el articulo 6, las
medidas de con,trol previstas en el articulo 2;
h) Examinar y aprobar, cuando proceda, propuestas relativas a la
enmienda de este Protocolo;
i) Examinar y aprobar e1 presupuesto para la aplicaci6n de este
Protocolo;y
j) Examinar y adoptar cualesquiera otras medidas que puedan requerirse
para alcanzar 10s fines de este Protoco10.

10
 5. Laa Hacionea Unidaa. IUS organismos especializadoa 1 el Organismo
Internacional de Energia At6m1ca. asi oomQ cualquier Eatado que no sea Parte en
este Protooolo. podrln haoerae repreaentar p~r observadorea en laa reunionea de
laa Partes. Podr4 admitirse a todo 6rgano 1 organismo. 1a sea nacional 0
internaoional. gubernamental 0 no gubernamental. con competencia en esferaa
relacionadaa con la protecci6n de la capa de ozono. que ha1a informado a la
aeoretaria de su deseo de est~ representado en una reuni6n de las Partes como
obaervador. salvo que se oponga a ello por 10 menos un terci0 de las Partes
presentes. La admiai6n 1 part1c1pac16n de observadores se regir4 por el
reglamento que aprueben las Partes.
ARTICULO 12: SECRETARIA

A loa tinea del presente Protooolo, la secretaria deber':

a) Racer arreglos para la celebraci6n de las reuniones de las Partes
previstas en el articulo 11 1 prestar los servicios pertinentes;
b) Recibir 1 facilitar. cuando asi 10 solicite una Parte. 10s datos
que se suministren de conformidad con el articulo 7;

c) Preparar 1 distribu1r peri6dicamente a las Part~s un informe basado

en 10s datos 1 la informaci6n recibidos de conformidad con 10
dispuesto en los articulos 7 1 9;
d) Hotiticar a laa Partes cualquier solicitud.de asistencia t6cnica
que se reciba conforme a 10 previsto en e1 articulo 10. a fin de
facilitar el suministro de esa asistencia;
e) Alentar a loa Estados que no sean Parte a que aaistan a laa
reuniones de las Partes en calidad de observadores 1 a que obren de
conformidad con las disposiciones del Protocolo;
f) Proporcionar. aegun proceda. a 10s observadores de los Estados que
no sean Parte en el Protocolo la informaci6n y las solicitudes
mencionadas en los incisos c), 1 d); 1
g) Desempenar las dem's funciones que le asignen las Partes con miras
al cump1imiento de los fines del presente Protocolo.
ARTICULO 13: DISPOSICIONES FINANCIERAS
1. Los gastos necesarios para e1 funcionamiento de la secretaria y otros
gastos de apl1cac16n de este Protocolo se sufragar4n exclusivamente con cargo a
las cuotas de las Partes en este Protocolo.
2. Las Partes aprobar4n p~r consenso en su primera reuni6n un reglamento
financie~o para la aplicaci6n de este Protocolo.

11
 ARTICULO 1l1: RELACION DE EST! PROTOCOLO COR EL CONVENIO
Salvo que se disponga otra oosa en este Protooolo. las dispos1c1ones del
Convenio de V1ena relat1vaa a aua protoooloa serAn ap110ablea al presente
Protooolo.
ARTICULO 15: FIRMl
El presente Protocolo estar' abierto a la tirma de loa Eatados 1 laa
organiza~iones de 1Dtegraoion econ6mioa regional en Montreal. el dia 16 de
septiembre de 1987. en Ottawa. del 17 de sept1embre de 1987 al 16 de enero de
1988, 1 en la Sede de laa lac10nes Unidaa, Nueva York, del 17 de enero de 1988
al 15 de septiembre de 1988.
ARTICULO 16: ENTRADA EN naol
1. El presente Protocolo entrarl en vigor el 1 de enero de 1989. siempre
que se bayan depositado al menos once instrument os de rat1ticac1on. aceptac16n
o aprobac16n del Protocolo 0 adhes16n al m1smo por los Estados 0 las
organizaoiones de integraci6n econ6mica.regional que represent en al menos dos
tercios del consumo mund1al estimado de 1as sustancias controladas
correapondiente a 1986. y se bayan cumplido laa disposic1onea del ptrrato 1 del
articulo 17 del Conveni0. En el caso de que en eea techa no se hayan cumplido
eatos requisitos. el presente Protoco10 entrarl en vigor el nonag6simo dia
contado deade la tecba en que ae hayan cumplido d1Qbos requisitos.
2. A 10s etectos del plrrafo 1, los instrument os depositados por una
organizaci6n de 1ntegrac16n econ6mica regional no se contarln como adicionales
a los depositados por los Estados miembros de la organizaci6n.
3. Deapu6s de la entrada en vigor de este Protocolo. todo Estado y
organizaci6n de 1ntegracion econ6mica regional paaarl a ser Parte en este
Protocolo el nonag6aimO dia contado deade la techa en que se baya depositado su
inatrumento de ratiticac16n. aceptaci6n. aprobacion 0 adbes16n.
ARTICULO 17: OBLIGACIONES DE LAS PARTES QUE SE ADHIERAN AL PROTOCOLO
DESPUES DE SU ENTRADA EN VIGOR.
Con sujeci6n a laa diapoaicionea del articulo 5. cualquier Eatado u
organizaci6n de integracion econ6mica regional que paae a ser Parte. en el
preaente Protocolo despu6s de la tecba de su entrada en vigor asumirl
inmediatamente todas las obligaciones del articulo 2. asi como laa del
articulo 4. que sean aplicables en esa tecba a los Estados y organizaciones de
integracion econ6mica regional que adquir1eron la condic16n de Partes en la
tecba de entrada en vigor del Protocolo.

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SUSTAHCIAS COHTROLADAS

-----------------
Grupo ....-------~-~~---------------------------~--------------
Sustanc1a Potenc1al de
agotam1ento del ozono·
~------------------------------------------------------------------~---------
Grupo I CFC13 CFC-11 1.0
CF2C12 CFC-12 1.0
C2 F3C1 3 CFC-113 0.• 8
C2 F4C1 2 CFC-114 1.0
C2 FSC1 CFC-115 0.6
Grupo II CF2BrC1 (hal6n-1211) 3.0·
CF3 Br (hal6n-1301 10.0
C2 F4l5r2 (bal6n-2J402) (se determinari
poster1ormente)

------------~-----------------------------------------~--------------------

eEstol valores de potenc1al de agotam1ento del ozono son estimac10nes

basadas en los conocim1entos actuales y serAn objeto de rev1s16n y examen
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 I hereby certify that the
foregoing text is a true copy of
the Montreal Protocol on Substances
that Deplete the Ozone Layer,
concluded at Montreal on
16 September 1987, the original
of which is deposited with the
Secretary-General of the United
Nations, as the said Protocol was
opened for signature.
For the Secretary-Genera1,
The Legal Counsel;
/-<. 141.(l{JL.·~(q
Car I-August Fleischhauer
United Nations, New York
15 October 1987
Je certifie que le texte qui
precede est une copie con for me du
Protooole de Montreal re1atif a des
substances qui appauvrissent la
couche d'ozone, conclu a Montreal
le 16 septembre 1987, dont l'origina1
se trouve depose aupres du Secretaire
general de l'Organisation des Nations
Unies, tel que ledit Protocole a ete
ouvert a la signature.
Pour le Secretaire general,
Le Conseiller juridique ;
Organisation des Nations tmies
New York, le 15 octobre 1987