Chemical Weapons Act 1996
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24 Inspections: interpretation.
For the purposes of sections 25 to 28— (a) the verification annex is the annex on implementation and verification to the Convention; (b) a routine inspection is an inspection conducted pursuant to Parts II to IX of that annex; (c) a challenge inspection is an inspection conducted pursuant to Parts II and X of that annex; (d) an assistance inspection is an inspection conducted pursuant to Parts II and XI of that annex; (e) “in-country escort”, “inspector”, “inspection team” and “observer” have the meanings given by Part I of that annex.
24 Inspections: interpretation.
For the purposes of sections 25 to 28— (a) the verification annex is the annex on implementation and verification to the Convention; (b) a routine inspection is an inspection conducted pursuant to Parts II to IX of that annex; (c) a challenge inspection is an inspection conducted pursuant to Parts II and X of that annex; (d) an assistance inspection is an inspection conducted pursuant to Parts II and XI of that annex; (e) “in-country escort”, “inspector”, “inspection team” and “observer” have the meanings given by Part I of that annex.
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