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KARADENİZ’İN KİRLİLİĞE KARŞI KORUNMASI SÖZLEŞMESİ (BÜKREŞ SÖZLEŞMESİ)  CONVENTION ON THE PROTECTION OF THE BLACK SEA AGAINST POLLUTION (BUCHAREST CONVENTION)




       affect or may affect the marine environment or   Article 11
 adverse effect on the marine environment and  pection by their competent national authorities   coastal areas of the Black Sea and which are
 coastal areas of the Black Sea from land-based  to  assess  compliance  with  authorisation  and   not covered by the provisions of Articles 7 and   Information and Data Collection, Moni-
 sources and activities and periodically update  regulation  of  emissions. The  Contracting  Par-  8 of this Protocol, are conducted on the basis   toring and Assessment
 them to reflect the increasing information th-  ties shall have in place appropriate sanctions   of BAT and BEP.  1. Within the framework of the provisions of,
 rough the monitoring programmes referred to  in case of non-compliance with authorisations   and the monitoring programmes provided for in
 in Article  11  of  this  Protocol,  the  changes  in  and regulations and ensure their application.  Article 10  Article XV of the Convention, and if necessary
 the industrial and other human activities and   5. The Contracting Parties may be assisted by   in  cooperation  with  competent  international
 possible advances in science and the pollution   the Commission upon request, in establishing   Transboundary Pollution and Impact  organisations, the Contracting Parties shall:
 control technologies.  1. In accordance with Article 15 paragraph 5
 new, or strengthening existing, competent stru-  a) Collect information and data on the condi-
 Article 7  ctures for inspection of compliance with autho-  of  the  Convention,  where  land  based  polluti-  tions  of  the  marine  environment  and  coastal
       on  or  activities  within  the  jurisdiction  of  any
 risations and regulations. Such assistance shall
 Pollution from Point Sources  also include special training of personnel.  Contracting Party cause or are likely to cause   areas of the Black Sea as regards its physical,
       serious  transboundary  impact  on  the  marine   biological and chemical characteristics;
 1.  The  Contracting  Parties  shall  ensure  that   Article 8  environment or coastal 10 areas of one or more  b)  Collect  information  and  data  and  prepare
 the emission controls of point source emissions   of the other Contracting Parties, the Contrac-  and maintain an inventory of inputs of substan-
 of substances listed in Annex I that reach and  Pollution from Diffuse Sources  ting Party concerned shall inform the affected  ces listed in Annex I of this Protocol, including
 affect or may affect the 9 marine environment   1. The Contracting Parties shall ensure that the   Contracting Parties through the Commission.  information on the distribution of sources and
 of the Black Sea are based on BAT, BEP or the   controls of diffuse sources of land-based pollu-  quantities of such substances introduced to the
 relevant emission limit values.  tion affecting or having the potential to affect   2. If pollution from a watercourse which flows   marine environment of the Black Sea;
       through the territories of two or more Contrac-
 2. A list of Hot spots shall form the basis for the  the marine environment or coastal areas of the   ting Parties or forms a boundary between them  c) Systematically asses the state of the marine
 development  of  national  strategies  and  time-  Black Sea are based on BEP and BAT.  affect or is likely to affect the marine environ-  environment  and  coastal  areas  of  the  Black
 tables  for  achieving  substantial  reductions  of   2. The Contracting Parties shall take all neces-  ment of the Black Sea, the Contracting Parties  Sea;
 inputs of pollutants from point sources. This list   sary measures to substantially reduce the pol-  in  question,  respecting  the  provisions  of  this
 shall be elaborated and subsequently reviewed   lution load from agricultural and forest areas   Protocol in so far as each of them is concerned,   d) Systematically assess, as far as possible, the
 and revised every two years by the Commissi-  affecting  the  marine  environment  or  coastal   are called upon to cooperate with a view to en-  levels of pollution along their coasts, in parti-
 on.  areas of the Black Sea in order to comply with   suring its full application.  cular with regard to activities and substances
 3.  Point  source  emissions  shall  be  subject  to  the  agreed  environmental  quality  standards   3. A Contracting Party shall not be responsib-  listed in Annex I and periodically to provide in-
                                            formation in this respect;
 authorisation  or  regulation  by the  competent  and environmental quality objectives for subs-  le  for  pollution  originating  in  the  territory  of
 national authorities of the Contracting Parties,  tances listed in Annex I to this Protocol in ac-  a  non-contracting  State.  However,  the  above   e)  Evaluate  the  effectiveness  of  action  plans,
 taking  due  account  of  the  provisions  of  this  cordance with criteria defined in Annex II.  Contracting Party shall endeavour to cooperate   programmes and measures adopted and imp-
 Protocol,  Annex  IV  thereto  and  the  relevant   with the said State so as to make possible the   lemented under this Protocol to reduce, control
 decisions or recommendations of the Commis-  Article 9  full application of this Protocol.  and eliminate to the maximum extent possible
 sion.  Other Harmful Activities            pollution of the marine environment from land
                                            based sources and activities; and f) Assess ge-
 4. To this end, the Contracting Parties shall pro-  The Contracting Parties shall ensure that other   neral  compliance  with  the  provisions  of  this
 vide for a system of regular monitoring and ins-  potentially  harmful  activities within their  res-  Protocol.
 pective territories or regulatory control, which

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