Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2024C00434:schedule:3:p35
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2024C00434
Segment Type: schedule
Provision Reference: sch 3 (pt 35/95)
Character Range: 352629–355564

through their physical presence and monitoring with on‑site instruments:
(a) the receipt of chemical weapons at the facility;
(b) the temporary holding area for chemical weapons and the specific type and quantity of chemical weapons stored in that area;
(c) the specific type and quantity of chemical weapons being destroyed;
(d) the process of destruction;
(e) the end‑product of destruction;
(f) the mutilation of metal parts; and
(g) the integrity of the destruction process and of the facility as a whole.
67. Inspectors shall have the right to tag, for sampling, munitions, devices, or containers located in the temporary holding areas at the chemical weapons destruction facilities.
68. To the extent that it meets inspection requirements, information from routine facility operations, with appropriate data authentication, shall be used for inspection purposes.
69. After the completion of each period of destruction, the Technical Secretariat shall confirm the declaration of the State Party, reporting the completion of destruction of the designated quantity of chemical weapons.
70. Inspectors shall, in accordance with facility agreements:
(a) have unimpeded access to all parts of the chemical weapons destruction facilities and the chemical weapons storage facilities located at such facilities, including any munitions, devices, bulk containers, or other containers, therein. The items to be inspected shall be chosen by the inspectors in accordance with the verification plan that has been agreed to by the inspected State Party and approved by the Executive Council;
(b) monitor the systematic on‑site analysis of samples during the destruction process; and
(c) receive, if necessary, samples taken at their request from any devices, bulk containers and other containers at the destruction facility or the storage facility thereat.

PART IV(B)

OLD CHEMICAL WEAPONS AND ABANDONED CHEMICAL WEAPONS

A  GENERAL

1. Old chemical weapons shall be destroyed as provided for in Section B.
2. Abandoned chemical weapons, including those which also meet the definition of Article II, paragraph 5(b), shall be destroyed as provided for in Section C.

B. REGIME FOR OLD CHEMICAL WEAPONS

3. A State Party which has on its territory old chemical weapons as defined in Article II, paragraph 5(a), shall, not later than 30 days after this Convention enters into force for it, submit to the Technical Secretariat all available relevant information, including, to the extent possible, the location, type, quantity and the present condition of these old chemical weapons.
In the case of old chemical weapons as defined in Article II, paragraph 5(b), the State Party shall submit to the Technical Secretariat a declaration pursuant to Article III, paragraph 1(b)(i), including, to the extent possible, the information specified in Part IV(A), paragraphs 1 to 3, of this Annex.
4. A State Party which discovers old chemical weapons after