Примеры использования Equivalent level of control на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Comments to facilitate a preliminary assessment of equivalent level of control and enforcement.
Any reporting system for ships destined for dismantling that ensures an equivalent level of control as established under the Basel Convention must have regard to the fundamental objective of the Basel Convention to protect human health and the environment.
Noting that mandatory requirements, including a reporting system for ships destined for dismantling,should ensure an equivalent level of control as established under the Basel Convention.
OEWG presents recommendations at COP-10 on whether the relevant IMO convention establishes an equivalent level of control to BC and whether COP should address extent to which there is a need for enhanced application of BC to ship dismantling.
The aim of the paper is to assist the Open-ended Working Group to identify those matters that could be addressed in any proposed system under consideration in IMO so that it provides for an equivalent level of control as established under the Basel Convention.
Recommendations to the tenth meeting of the Conference of the Parties on whether the IMO Convention establishes an equivalent level of control to the Basel Convention and whether the Conferenceof the Parties should address the extent to which there is a need for enhanced application of the Basel Convention to ship dismantling.
This guidance reflects a notion of prior informed consent that could be specifically referred to and included as a mandatory element of a reporting system and could serve towards providing for an equivalent level of control, in this context, as established under the Basel Convention.
Conference of the Parties decides whether the Hong Kong International Convention for the Safe andEnvironmentally Sound Recycling of Ships, as adopted, establishes an equivalent level of control and enforcement as that established under the Basel Convention; how to clarify the scope of the Basel Convention in relation to this activity; and how to strengthen the relevant provisions on the Convention e.g., environmentally sound management at the country level. .
How to avoid duplication of regulatory instruments if the assessment referred to in paragraph 3 above to be carried out by the Conference of the Parties at its tenth meeting indicates that the ship recycling convention as adopted establishes an equivalent level of control as that established under the Basel Convention;
Parties wish to ensure that the new Convention establishes an equivalent level of control as that established under the Basel Convention.
Pursuant to the above-mentioned decision, the Secretariat transmitted a communication to the Parties seeking the submission of comments on appropriate criteria to be used to carry out a preliminary assessment on whether the ship recycling convention, as adopted,establishes an equivalent level of control and enforcement as that established under the Basel Convention.
On the basis of the table,to provide a preliminary assessment of whether the Hong Kong Convention establishes an equivalent level of control and enforcement as that established under the Basel Convention, in their entirety, and in doing so, to take into account.
The report of the Working Group on Ship Recycling established by the 57th session of the IMO Marine Environment Protection Committee willbe presented to the Conference of the Parties(UNEP/CHW.9/INF/28), as will the submission made by the Secretariat to the Marine Environment Protection Committee at its 57th session on the equivalent level of control and possible future action by the Basel Convention on this issue UNEP/CHW.9/INF/30.
Open-ended Working Group presents recommendations to the tenth meeting of the Conference of the Parties on whether the IMO Convention establishes an equivalent level of control to the Basel Convention and whether the Conference should address the extent to which there is a need for enhanced application of the Basel Convention to ship dismantling.
It also invited parties and relevant stakeholders, based on those criteria, to review and complete the table set out in the annex to the decision and to provide,by 15 April 2011,"a preliminary assessment of whether the Hong Kong Convention establishes an equivalent level of control and enforcement as that established under the Basel Convention, in their entirety.
Assess in a preliminary manner whether the Hong Kong International Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships,as adopted by the International Maritime Organization, establishes an equivalent level of control and enforcement as that established under the Basel Convention, in their entirety, after having developed criteria for this assessment pending outcome of the tenth meeting of the Conference of the Parties.
By its decision BC-10/17 on the environmentally sound dismantling of ships, the Conference of the Parties to the Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and Their Disposal noted that while some parties believed that the Hong Kong International Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships provided an equivalent level of control and enforcement to that established under the Basel Convention, some parties did not believe that to be the case.
Invited IMO to continue to consider the establishment in its regulations of mandatory requirements, including a reporting system for ships destined for dismantling,that would ensure an equivalent level of control as that established under the Basel Convention and to continue work aimed at the establishment of mandatory requirements to ensure the environmentally sound management of ship dismantling, which might include pre-decontamination within its scope;
By decision VIII/11 the Conference of the Parties, at its eighth meeting, welcomed the steps taken by the International Maritime Organization(IMO) in developing the draft International Convention on the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships(the"Ship Recycling Convention") andinvited IMO to ensure that the draft Convention established an equivalent level of control as that established under the Basel Convention, noting that the duplication of regulatory instruments that had the same objective should be avoided.
Assess preliminary whether the International Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships, to be adopted bythe International Maritime Organization, establishes an equivalent level of control and enforcement as that established under the Basel Convention, in their entirety, after having developed criteria for this assessment.
Assess in a preliminary manner whether the Hong Kong International Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships,as adopted by the International Maritime Organization, establishes an equivalent level of control and enforcement as that established under the Basel Convention, in their entirety, after having developed criteria for this assessment.
Recalling also its invitation at its eighth meeting to the International Maritime Organization to ensure that the international convention on safe andenvironmentally sound recycling of ships to be adopted by it establishes an equivalent level of control as that established under the Basel Convention, noting that the duplication of regulatory instruments that have the same objective should be avoided.
Recalling also decision VIII/11 of the Conference of the Parties,by which the Conference of the Parties"invites the International Maritime Organization to ensure that the draft ship recycling convention to be adopted by it establishes an equivalent level of control as that established under the Basel Convention, noting that the duplication of regulatory instruments that have the same objective should be avoided.
Recalling also the invitation of the Conference of the Parties at its eighth meeting to the International Maritime Organization to ensure that the international convention for the safe andenvironmentally sound recycling of ships as adopted by it establishes an equivalent level of control as that established under the Basel Convention, noting that the duplication of regulatory instruments that have the same objective should be avoided.
By its decision IX/30, on dismantling of ships, the Conference of the Parties to the Basel Convention requested the Open-ended Working Group to carry out a preliminary assessment of whether the ship recycling convention, as adopted,establishes an equivalent level of control and enforcement as that established under the Basel Convention, in their entirety, after having developed the criteria necessary for such assessment, and in doing so, to take into account.
Recalling further the request by the Conference of the Parties at its ninth meeting to the Openended Working Group at its seventh session to carry out a preliminary assessment of whether the ship recycling convention, as adopted,establishes an equivalent level of control and enforcement as that established under the Basel Convention, in their entirety, after having developed the criteria necessary for such assessment, and, in doing so, to take into account.
The Conference of the Parties also invited the International Maritime Organization(IMO)"to continue to consider the establishment in its regulations of mandatory requirements, including a reporting system for ships destined for dismantling,that ensure an equivalent level of control as established under the Basel Convention and to continue work aimed at the establishment of mandatory requirements to ensure the environmentally sound management of ships dismantling, which might include pre-decontamination within its scope.
Recalling that the Conference of the Parties at its seventh session invited the International Maritime Organization to continue considering the establishment in its regulations of mandatory requirements, including a reporting system for ships destined for dismantling,that would ensure an equivalent level of control as established under the Basel Convention and to continue work aimed at the establishment of mandatory requirements to ensure the environmentally sound management of ship dismantling, which might include pre-decontamination within its scope;
Related information can also be found in documents UNEP/CHW.9/INF/28(Report of the Working Group on Ship Recycling established by the IMO Marine Environment Protection Committee at its 57th session); UNEP/CHW.9/INF/29(Compilation of comments on the environmentally sound management of ship dismantlingfurther to decision VIII/11) and UNEP/CHW.9/INF/30 Environmentally sound management of ship dismantling: equivalent levels of control established under the Basel Convention and the draft International Convention on the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships.
Assess whether the International Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships,to be adopted by the International Maritime Organization, establishes a level of control equivalent to that established by the Basel Convention and, as appropriate, clarify the scope of application of the Basel Convention in relation to ship dismantling.