Ley 49/1999, de 20 de diciembre, sobre medidas de control de sustancias químicas susceptibles de desvío para la fabricación de armas químicas. | BOE-A-1999-24183 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 49/1999, de 20 de diciembre, sobre medidas de control de sustancias químicas susceptibles de desvío para la fabricación de armas químicas.

This provision says the Law sets control measures for chemicals, and for facilities or equipment used to produce them, to prevent diversion to chemical weapons manufacture.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
BOE-A-1999-24183
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
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The registry must contain specified data about affected activities, products, facilities, obligated parties, and any additional data needed for the Convention’s purposes. ANPAQ may use additional data from other registers and request data from other public administrations for the purposes stated in this article. Las empresas, organismos y personas físicas que realicen las actividades reguladas por esta ley pueden ser sometidas a inspecciones de rutina, por denuncia o nacionales. Inspection powers under this Title must be exercised only after obtaining prior consent from the installation’s legal representatives or prior judicial authorization. This article says inspection powers are limited when judicial authorities are acting, especially if the inspected facts could be a crime, and it refers to a duty to cooperate with those authorities.