MONTREAL PROTOCOL ON SUBSTANCES THAT DEPLETE THE OZONE LAYER AS AMENDED IN LONDON 1990 COPENHAGEN 1992 VIENNA 1995 MONTREAL 1997 BEIJING 1999 — Rwanda law | Esheria

MONTREAL PROTOCOL ON SUBSTANCES THAT DEPLETE THE OZONE LAYER AS AMENDED IN LONDON 1990 COPENHAGEN 1992 VIENNA 1995 MONTREAL 1997 BEIJING 1999

This article defines key terms used in the Protocol, including Convention, Parties, Secretariat, controlled substance, production, consumption, calculated levels, and industrial rationalization.

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Rwanda
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mul
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This article defines key terms used in the Protocol, including Convention, Parties, Secretariat, controlled substance, production, consumption, calculated levels, and industrial rationalization. Parties may transfer certain production or consumption amounts to other Parties if the stated limits are respected, and they must notify the Secretariat of the transfer terms and timing. The Parties must periodically review certain control measures and may decide on adjustments or tighter measures; the Secretariat and Depositary must circulate proposals and decisions. Each Party must keep consumption of the listed controlled substances at or below its 1986 level, and producers must also keep production at or below the 1986 level, subject to a limited 10% increase exception. Parties must keep annual consumption and production of listed controlled substances within staged limits, with special allowances for some developing-country Parties and for agreed essential uses.