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Council Regulation (EEC) No 2919/85 of 17 October 1985 laying down the conditions for access to the arrangements under the Revised Convention for the navigation of the Rhine relating to vessels belonging to the Rhine Navigation

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Article 9

1.   This Regulation shall enter into force on the day on which Additional Protocol 2 to the Revised Convention for the navigation of the Rhine, signed at Strasbourg on 17 October 1979, enters into force. 2.   The provision contained in Article 7 (2) of this Regulation shall, however, apply only on the expiry of a transitional period of two years from the date of entry into force. 3.   This Regulation may be amended or supplemented according to the same procedure by which it was enacted.

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Article 9

1.   This Regulation shall enter into force on the day on which Additional Protocol 2 to the Revised Convention for the navigation of the Rhine, signed at Strasbourg on 17 October 1979, enters into force. 2.   The provision contained in Article 7 (2) of this Regulation shall, however, apply only on the expiry of a transitional period of two years from the date of entry into force. 3.   This Regulation may be amended or supplemented according to the same procedure by which it was enacted.

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