Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2024C00434:schedule:3:p51
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2024C00434
Segment Type: schedule
Provision Reference: sch 3 (pt 51/95)
Character Range: 395670–398425

(iv) which buildings or structures have been destroyed or are proposed to be destroyed and the plans for destruction;
(v) what equipment is to be used in the facility;
(vi) what equipment has been removed and destroyed and what equipment is proposed to be removed and destroyed and the plans for its destruction;
(vii) the proposed schedule for conversion, if applicable; and
(viii) the nature of the activity of each other facility operating at the site; and
(c) a detailed explanation of how measures set forth in subparagraph (b), as well as any other measures proposed by the State Party, will ensure the prevention of standby chemical weapons production capability at the facility.
66. For a chemical weapons production facility that is not being used for purposes not prohibited under this Convention when this Convention enters into force for the State Party, the request shall be submitted to the Director‑General not later than 30 days after the decision to convert, but in no case later than four years after this Convention enters into force for the State Party. The request shall contain the following information:
(a) a detailed justification for the request, including its economic needs;
(b) a general facility conversion plan that specifies:
(i) the nature of the activity planned to be conducted at the facility;
(ii) if the planned activity involves production, processing, or consumption of chemicals: the name of each of the chemicals, the flow diagram of the facility, and the quantities planned to be produced, processed, or consumed annually;
(iii) which buildings or structures are proposed to be retained and what modifications are proposed, if any;
(iv) which buildings or structures have been destroyed or are proposed to be destroyed and the plans for destruction;
(v) what equipment is proposed for use in the facility;
(vi) what equipment is proposed to be removed and destroyed and the plans for its destruction;
(vii) the proposed schedule for conversion; and
(viii) the nature of the activity of each other facility operating at the site; and
(c) a detailed explanation of how the measures set forth in subparagraph (b), as well as any other measures proposed by the State Party, will ensure the prevention of standby chemical weapons production capability at the facility.
67. The State Party may propose in its request any other measures it deems appropriate to build confidence.
Actions pending a decision
68. Pending a decision of the Conference, a State Party may continue to use for purposes not prohibited under this Convention a facility that was being used for such purposes before this Convention enters into force for it, but only if the State Party certifies in its request that no specialized equipment and no