Protocol on Combined Transport on Inland Waterways to the European Agreement on Important International Combined Transport Lines and Related Installations (AGTC) of 1991
Parties with reservations, declarations and objections
Party | Reservations / Declarations | Objections |
---|---|---|
Austria | Yes | No |
Denmark | Yes | No |
Germany | Yes | No |
Greece | Yes | No |
Hungary | Yes | No |
Luxembourg | Yes | No |
Netherlands, the Kingdom of the | Yes | No |
Serbia | Yes | No |
Austria
13-11-1997
Since this Protocol is entitled a Protocol to the 1991 European Agreement on important
International Combined Transport Lines and Related Installations (AGTC) and since
in particular, its articles 6, 8 and 16 require that Parties to the Protocol must
be and remain parties to the AGTC, the Protocol is clearly intimately linked to the
AGTC;
Accordingly, Austria declares hereby that it is clear that the Safeguard Clause, as
expressed in article 17 of the AGTC also applies to the present Protocol on Combined
Transport on Inland Waterways to the AGTC.
Denmark
13-11-1997
Since this Protocol is entitled a Protocol to the 1991 European Agreement on important
International Combined Transport Lines and Related Installations (AGTC) and since
in particular, its articles 6, 8 and 16 require that Parties to the Protocol must
be and remain parties to the AGTC, the Protocol is clearly intimately linked to the
AGTC;
Accordingly, Denmark declares hereby that it is clear that the Safeguard Clause, as
expressed in article 17 of the AGTC also applies to the present Protocol on Combined
Transport on Inland Waterways to the AGTC.
Germany
13-11-1997
Since this Protocol is entitled a Protocol to the 1991 European Agreement on important
International Combined Transport Lines and Related Installations (AGTC) and since
in particular, its articles 6, 8 and 16 require that Parties to the Protocol must
be and remain parties to the AGTC, the Protocol is clearly intimately linked to the
AGTC;
Accordingly, Germany declares hereby that it is clear that the Safeguard Clause, as
expressed in article 17 of the AGTC also applies to the present Protocol on Combined
Transport on Inland Waterways to the AGTC.
Greece
13-11-1997
Since this Protocol is entitled a Protocol to the 1991 European Agreement on important
International Combined Transport Lines and Related Installations (AGTC) and since
in particular, its articles 6, 8 and 16 require that Parties to the Protocol must
be and remain parties to the AGTC, the Protocol is clearly intimately linked to the
AGTC;
Accordingly, Greece declares hereby that it is clear that the Safeguard Clause, as
expressed in article 17 of the AGTC also applies to the present Protocol on Combined
Transport on Inland Waterways to the AGTC.
Hungary
27-09-2007
Reservation:
In accordance with Article 12 the Republic of Hungary does not consider itself bound
by
Article 11 of this Protocol concerning arbitration and shall not apply it.
Declaration:
The Government of the Republic of Hungary hereby declares, that the approval of the
Protocol cannot be interpreted as a commitment to fulfil the required work concerning
the adaptation of any inland waterway for combined transport not belonging to the
jurisdiction of the Republic of Hungary but mentioned in the Annex to the Protocol.
Since this Protocol is a Protocol to the 1991 European Agreement on Important International
Combined Transport Lines and Related Installations (AGTC) and since in particular,
its articles 6, 8 and 16 require that parties to this Protocol must be and remain
parties to the AGTC, the Protocol is clearly and intimately linked to the AGTC.
Accordingly, the Republic of Hungary declares hereby that it is clear that the Safeguard
Clause, as expressed in article 17 of the AGTC also applies to the present Protocol
on Combined Transport on Inland Waterways to the AGTC.
Luxembourg
29-04-1998
The Government of Luxembourg declares that the maximum length established in annex III, item III (A), may be reached with respect to the construction of additional locks on the Moselle, with the agreement of the International Commission for the Moselle.
29-04-1998
Since this Protocol is entitled a Protocol to the 1991 European Agreement on important
International Combined Transport Lines and Related Installations (AGTC) and since
in particular, its articles 6, 8 and 16 require that Parties to the Protocol must
be and remain parties to the AGTC, the Protocol is clearly intimately linked to the
AGTC;
Accordingly, Luxemburg declares hereby that it is clear that the Safeguard Clause,
as expressed in article 17 of the AGTC also applies to the present Protocol on Combined
Transport on Inland Waterways to the AGTC.
Netherlands, the Kingdom of the
13-11-1997
Since this Protocol is entitled a Protocol to the 1991 European Agreement on important
International Combined Transport Lines and Related Installations (AGTC) and since
in particular, its articles 6, 8 and 16 require that Parties to the Protocol must
be and remain parties to the AGTC, the Protocol is clearly intimately linked to the
AGTC;
Accordingly, Netherlands declares hereby that it is clear that the Safeguard Clause,
as expressed in article 17 of the AGTC also applies to the present Protocol on Combined
Transport on Inland Waterways to the AGTC.
Serbia
31-07-2009
The Republic of Serbia declares in accordance with Article 12 that it does not consider itself bound by Article 11 of this Protocol.