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Doc 8958
A18-RES
RESOLUTIONS
ADOPTED BY THE ASSEMBLY
AND
INDEX TO DOCUMENTATION
4 о о 0 *
ASSEMBLY - EIGHTEENTH SESSION
Vienna, 15 June — 7 July 1971
Issued by authority of the Secretary General
INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Items Considered and Acted upon by the Eighteenth Session of the Assembly .... 1
Agenda for the Session............................................................. 5
Delegations of States said Organizations represented .... ................... '. . 9
Resolutions Adopted........................................................... 25
A18-1 Assembly Resolutions no longer in force .................................. 25
A18-2 Amendment to Article 56 of the Convention increasing the
membership of the Air Navigation Commission to fifteen ......................... 26
A18-3 Ratification of the -Protocol amending Article 56 of the
Convention ................................................................. 28
A18-1* Measures to be taken in pursuance of Resolutions 2555 and 2701*
of the United Nations General Assembly in relation to South Africa . . 28
A18-5 Premises for ICAO Headquarters in Montreal ........ ................... 29
A18-6 Services of the Joint Inspection Unit.................................. 29
A18-7 Discharge by Contracting States of Financial Obligations
to the Organization............................................................. 30
A18-8 Technical Assistance ................................................... 31
A18-9 Speedy Adoption and Ratification of a Convention on Acts of
Unlawful Interference with International Civil Aviation other
than Acts of Unlawful Seizure of Aircraft..................................... 3I4
A18-10 Additional Technical Measures for the Protection of the
Security of International Civil Air Transport ................................ . 35
. A18-11 ICAO Position at the International Conference on the Problems
of the Human Environment (Stockholm, June 1972) ............. 36
A18-12 Development of Standards, Recommended Practices and Procedures
and/or Guidance Material relating to the Quality of the Human
Environment......................................................................37
A18-13 Consolidated Statement of Continuing Policies Related
Specifically to Air Navigation ................................................. 38
- Appendix A: Air Navigation Meetings of World-wide Scope...............39
- Appendix В: Regional Air Navigation (RAN) Meetings...................1+0
(ii)
Page
- Appendix C: Panels of the Air Navigation Cornm-i ssinr (АЯС)..........42
- Appendix D: Formulation of Standards and Recommended Practices
(SARPS) and Procedures for Air Navigation Services
(PANS) .............................................................. 1»2
Appendix E: Formulation of Regional Plans and Regional Supplemen-
tary Procedures..................................................... 44
- Appendix F: Implementation of Standards and Recommended Practices
(SARPS) said Procedures for Air Navigation Services
(PANS) .................................................................45
- Appendix G: Implementation of Regional Plans ........................ 46
- Appendix H: Aviation Training ....................................... 4?
- Appendix I: The Headquarters and Regional Offices Technical
Secretariat.............................................................49
- Appendix J: Units of Measurement . . ........................,. . . . 50
- Appendix K: Co-ordination of Civil and Military Air Traffic .... 51
- Appendix L: Certificates of Airworthiness, Certificates of
Competency said Licences of Flight Crews .............................. 52
Appendix M: The Provision of Adequate Aerodromes .................... 53
- Appendix N: Ground and Flight Testing of Radionavigation Aids ... 54
- Appendix 0: Adequate Conditions of Employment for Aviation
Ground Personnel .................................................... 55
- Appendix P: Delineation of Air Traffic Services Areas
Extending over National Boundaries .................................... 55
- Appendix Q: Co-ordination of National Research and Development
Work in the Fields of Telecommunications, Naviga-
tional Aids and Aerodrome Services.......................................57
- Appendix R: Participation by States in the Technical Work
of ICAO .............................................57
- Appendix S: ICAO Technical Manuals...................................58
A18-14 ICAO Technical Manuals ........................... 59
A18-15 Unification of Units of Measurement ..................... 60
Page
A18-16 Problems arising out of the Lease, Charter and Interchange of
Aircraft in International Operations .......................................... 60
A18-17 International Air Transport Fares and Rates Studies ...................... 62
A18-18 Tariff Enforcement ....................................................... 62
A18-19 Study of Possible Development of ICAO Traffic Flow Statistics. .... 63
A18-20 Regional Air Transport Studies ......................................... 64
A18-21 Air Transport Work in the Regions - General Policy........................ 64
A18-22 Supplementary Budget 1971 ................................................ 66
A18-23 Budgets 1972, 1973 and 1974 ............................................. 67
A18-24 Principles to be applied in the determination of scales of
assessment (minimum assessment) ................................................. 69
A18-25 Principles to be applied in the determination of scales of
assessment (maximum assessment)................................................. 69
1
A18-26 Apportionment of the Expenses of ICAO among Contracting States .... 70
A18-27 Supplementary Appropriation Limits ....................................... 73
A18-28 Working Capital Fund ..................................................... 74
A18-29 Confirmation of Council Action with respect to the Assessments
of the Hungarian People's Republic, the People’s Democratic
Republic of Yemen, Mauritius and the Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics ................................................... 76
A18-30 Approval of the Accounts of the Organization for the Financial
Years 1968, 1969 and 1970 and examination of the Audit Reports
thereon.......................................................................... 76
A18-31 Approval of the Financial Statements of the United Nations
Development Programme for the Financial Years 1968, 1969
and 1970 said examination of the Audit Reports thereon........................... 77
List of Documents and Working Papers Considered or Produced by the Eighteenth
Session of the Assembly ............................................................ 79
Index of Documentation of the Assembly, 18th Session................................ 95
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ITEMS CONSIDERED and ACTED UPON BY THE EIGHTEENTH SESSION OF THE ASSEMBLY
Agenda Item Resolutions Doc 8958 Plenary Minutes Doc 8963 Min. P/l-16 Executive Committee Technical Commission Economic Cornu ission Legal Commission Administrative Commis 5ion Documents and Working papers Considered (See list on pages 79-93 )
Minutes A18-Min. BX/1-16 Report Doc 8960 Minutes A18-Min. TE/1-11 Report Doc 8961 Minutes ; A18-Mir. EC/1-9 Report Doc 8957 Minutes Doc 8954 Report Doc 8954 Minutes A18-Min* AD/1-11 D teport >c 8962
1 1(1)
2 _ — 1(2-3)
3 2(15-30),3(2-14) 4(11-28),5(1-3) 9(1-2),15(44-45) 10(29-31) i WPs/67, 68, 71, 72, 73, 76, 78, 82, 83, 85, 101
4 1(4)
5 5(4-7) 2(1-13) 5:1 WPs/106,182
6 4(2-3) 1(3-9) 6:1 WPs/1 and Addenda 1-5» 106, 182
6.1 4(5-6) 1(10) 6,6.1:1 1(6) 8 1(4) 8 1(1) 8 1(5-8) 8 WPs/1 and Addenda 1-5» 45, 66» 106, 182
7 4(4),5(8) 1(10),2(14-22) 7:1 WPs/106,182
8 A18-6 Л18-14 4(7-8),5(10) 8(1-2,4-5,6,9.) 11(1-6),12(38) 1(11-12)2(26-29) 7(1) 8:l-8;2 1(23-30),2(1-31) 4(2-45),6(1-13), 8(2-8) 8:l-8:5.6 8:6.1- 8:6.4 1(5-9),4(2) 8:l-8:3 6(15-40),7(3) 8:l-8:2 2(2-3),4(2-3) 8 1-8:2 Docs. 8792,8869,8918 and Supplement, 8917(pp.M-5O) wps/46,51,62,79,84,88,105,108,109,115,133,141, 142,157
9 1(5),4(9-10), 6(1-10),7(1-8) 1(13-14), 7(33-46), 8(1-30),10(17-37) 11(1-2),13(1-8), 15(2-4) 9:1-9:10 WPs/19, 69, 77 , 97, 100, 159 and Corrigendum, 184
IO Л18-1 2(1-14),8(1-9) 9(3-26),10(1-30) 11(1-31),12(2-71) 13(1-33),14(1-44) 15(1-43),16(1-68) WPs/42, 108,109,115, 116, 129, 130, 137, 138, 139, 140, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 149, 150, 151, 152, 155, 157, 158, 160, 163, 164, 165, 168, 169, 170, 172, 175, 176, 177, 178, 180 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 192
u 11.1 11.2 418-7 13(2-3) 2(23-25) 10(15-16) 15(6) 11:1-11:3 1 WPs/11 and Corrigendem, 112» 166» 183
12 12.1 12.2 418-8 16(30-36) 13(9-49) 16(2-14) 12.1:1-12.1:7 12.2:l-12.2:i Docs. 8792, 8869» 8918 and Supplement - Chapter V WPs/ 4, 5» 171» 187
13 14(38-40) 4(33-35),10(1) 13:1-13:3 WPs/-56, 122, 138
14 418-11 418-12 11(19-31) 3(1-32),4(1-32) 10(2-7) 14:1-14:7 WPs/32, 4o, 65, 80, 87, 120, 137
15 418-10 16(37-38) 14(17-39) 15(24-31) 15:1-15:5 WPs/49 and Addendum, 52, 81, 126, 179, 188
16 8(1-2) 5(1-4),7(1) 16:1 WPs/37, Ю5, 108
17 418-13 15(21-39) 1(7-22),4(46), 6(15-45),7(1-19) 8(9-56),9(1-9) 11(9-25) 17:1-17:Ю WPs/2 and Corrigendum, 55» 64, 86» 125» 132» 153, 164
18 418-15 15(40-43) 9(10-28) 10(1-23),11(2-8) 18:1-18:5 WPs/51 and Addendum, 44, 156, 156, 165
19 11(1,7) 9(29) 19:1 - wps/134, 149
20 11(1,7) 9(29) 20:1 WPs/135, 150
21 418-16 11(8-10) 2(32-50),3(3-20) 4(47-60), 5(1-38),9(30-36) 21:1- 21:9 1 WPs/57, 63, 127, 151
22.1 22.a 22.3 418-17 16(3-16) 1(10-49),2(22), 4(3).5(3-56) 22.1:1- 22.1:8 WPs/29, 50, 92, 104, 117, 129
Д18-18 11(11,13-18) 4(5-73^5(62-65) 6(2),6(3-15), 8(3-4) 22.2:1- 22.2:10 WPs/18, 20, 58, 118, 121, 151, 147, 158
418-19 16(17-18) 6(16-36),7(2-19) 9(4-10) 22.3:1- 22.3:5 -L 1 . - — - — WPs/24, 154, 169
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Agenda Item liesolutions Doc 8958 Plenary Minutes Doc 896З Min. P/l-16 Executive Camm-i tbs Technical Commission Economic Commission Legal Commission Administrative Commi ssion Documents and Working Papers Considered ( See list on pages 79-93 )
Minutes. A18-Min. EX/1-16 Report Doc 8960 Minutes : 418-Hin. ИУ1-11 Report Doc 8961 Minutes A18-Kin. EC/1-9 Beport Doc 8957 Minutes Doc 8954 Beport Doc 8954 Minutes A18-Min; AD/l-ll Beport )oc 8962
23.1 A18-20 8(6-9) 2(23-36),4(4) 23il:l- 23.1:3 WPs/ 25, 93, 116
23.2 A18-21 16(19-21) - 3(18-67), 5(57-61) 23.2:1- 23.2:8 WPs/3, 107,119, 130
24 11(11-12) 3(3-17),5(2) 24:1- 24:8 1 WPs/21, 98, 128
25.1 16(22-23) 7(20-63) 8(5-43),9(12-16) 25.1:1- 25.1:6 WPs/22, 59, 74, 161, 170
25.2 16(22-23) 8(44-84) 25.2:1- 25.2:7 WPs/6, 60, 74, 148, 161, 170
26 12(38-67) 1(15-22),2(5-29) 3(1-23),4(1-14) 5(1-6),6(1-14) 7(2-3) 26:1- 26:8 WPs/23 and Addendum, 94, 99» 141, 157
27 . A18-9 12(38,68-71) 6(41-56),7(2-4) 27:1 WPs/36, 141, 157
28 12(38) 1 7(2-3) 28:1 i WPs/141, 157
29 418-22 ! A18-23 A18-2? 9(3-4) 14(41-44) 1(16-19),6(2-5) 1(9-15),4(21-29) 9(1-47) 29:1- 29:5 29:6- 29:50 WPs/7, 96, 143 Doc 8917, WPs/30, 56, 117, 119, 173, 178
30 418-30 : 418-31 8(4-5) 2(4-24) 4(9-12) }0:l- 30:5 WPs/8, 9, 10, 90, 111
31 10(15-16) 11:2-11:3 2(26-30),4(13-20) 6(1) 31:1- ^1:5 WPs/11 and Corrigendum, 95, 112 1
32.1 32;2 418-29 9(3-4) 2(25),4(4-8) ^2.1:1 WPe/ 12, 13, 14 and Addendum, 15,89, 1Ю, 146
A18-24 418-25 418-26 9(6-26),10(1-30), 15(1-16), 16(62-65) 1(20-52), 3(21-29),5(1-21) 6(10-24),7(1-32), 8(3-41),10(4-31), 11(1-8) 32.2:1- 32.2:22 WPs/16, 61, 70 and Corrigendum, 160 and Information Paper, 190, 192
33 A18-28 15(17-18) 3(5-12),10(1-3) зЬ:1-33:8 WPs/17, 174, 180
34 9(3-4) 3(13),6(6) 3f>: 1-34:2 WPs/39, 102, 144
35 418-5 9(3-5) 3(14-20),6(7-9) зЬ 1-35:3 wps/48, ЮЗ, 145
36 8(1-3) 4(36-37),7(1-3) 36:^1 — 5(21) WPs/30, 105, 108
37 12(2-12) 7(4-32),10(11-14) 37:1-37:7 WPs/26, 27, 124, 140
58 418-2 418-3 12(13-36) 5(29-42), 6(1-29),10(8-11) 38:1-38:8 WPs/33, 34, 45, 123, 139
39 418-4 13(4-33),14(1-37) 9(1-22),11(3-25) 12(3-35), 15(5) WPs/47, 113 with Corrigendum and Addendum, 114 with Corrigendum and Addendum, 162, 177
4o 16(27-29) 13(51-56), 14(1-16), 15(7-23) 40:1-40:8 t WPs/54, 55» 167 and Corrigendum, 186
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AGENDA FOR THE SESSION
PLENARY MEETINGS
1. Opening of the Session by the President of the Council
2. Addresses of welcome by the Governmental Authorities of the Host State
and reply by the President of the Council
3. Statements by delegations of Contracting States and by Observers
4. Establishment of the Executive and Credentials Committees
5. Election of the President and Vice-Presidents of the Assembly
6. Adoption of the Agenda
6.1 Reference of agenda items to Executive Committee and Commi ssi onя
and directives concerning co-ordination of action by those bodies
7. Establishment of Commissions, Co-ordinating Committee and election of
Chairmen of Commissions
8. Annual Reports of the Council to the Assembly and Work Programme of the
Organization for 1972-1971» and their reference to the Executive Committee
as a whole and to Commissions as necessary
9. Election of Contracting States to be represented on the Council
10. Reports by Commissions and Committees of the Assembly and action
thereon.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
11с
12.
13.
1U.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
Discharge by Contracting States of their financial obligations to
the Organization, including:
11.1 Report on arrangements to settle contributions in arrears
11.2 Action to be taken in the case of Contracting States failing
to discharge their financial obligations to the Organization
Technical Assistance
12.1 Activities and policy on Technical Assistance provided under
the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
12.2 Resolutions A16-7 and A16-8
Application of systems planning to the introduction of new aircraft
types
The role of civil aviation in the relationship between technological
advancement and the human environment
Unlawful interference with international civil.aviation and its facilities
Amendment of Rule U8 of the Standing Rules of Procedure
TECHNICAL COMMISSION
Reconstruction of the existing consolidated statement of continuing air
navigation policies and preparation of an up-to-date version of that
statement
Unification of units of measurement
Consideration of any technical aspects of item 13 that may be referred
to the Commission by the Executive Committee
Consideration of any technical aspects of Item 1U that may be referred
to the Commission by the Executive Committee
Consideration of any technical aspects of Item 28 on which the Legal
Commission may ask for the views of the Technical Commission
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22.
23.
24.
25-
26.
27-
28.
ECONOMIC'COMMISSION
Major questions in the air transport field
22.1 Review of activities in the field of air transport
22.2 Tentative inventory of major problems associated with
development in the air transport field
22.3 Review of ICAO statistical programme in the field of
traffic flow
Regional air transport activities
23.1 Regional studies on air passenger and air freight development
23.2 Activities of the air transport officers in the regions
Implementation of the Organization's Facilitation programme
Economic aspects of air navigation facilities and services
25.I Economics of-route facilities and services
25.2 Airport economics
LEGAL COMMISSION
Programme of future work of the Organization in the legal field
Speedy adoption and ratification of a convention on acts of unlawful
interference with international civil aviation other than acts of
unlawful seizure of aircraft
Problems arising out of leases, charters and interchange of aircraft
in international operations
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ADMINISTRATIVE'COMMISSION
29.
Budget
- Budget estimates 1972
- Budget estimates 1973
- Budget estimates 197^
- Budget 1971 - Supplementary estimates and
appropriations
зо.
31.
32.
Review of expenditures, approval of accounts and examination of
Audit Reports for the financial years 1968, 1969 and 1970
Financial aspects of the question of contributions in arrears
33.
3U.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
U0.
Apportionment of expenses of ICAO among Contracting States
32.1 Confirmation of Council action in assessing the contributions
to the General Fund and determining advances to the Working
Capital Fund of States which have adhered to the Convention
32.2 Assessments to the General Fund for 1972, 1973 and 197H
32.3 Further implementation of the principle that the contribution
to be paid by any one Contracting State should not, in any one
year, exceed 30% of the total contributions assessed
Report on the Working Capital Fund
Staffing of the Language Branch
Premises for ICAO Headquarters in Montreal
Introduction of the Russian Language in ICAO
Amendment to Article 7 of the Convention on International Civil Aviation
Amendment of Article 56 of the Chicago Convention, with a view to increasing
the membership of the Air Navigation Commission from the present number of
twelve to fourteen
Consideration of Resolutions 2555 and 270k of the General Assembly of the
United Nations
Use of languages other than ICAO languages at regional meetings
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DELEGATIONS OF STATES AND ORGANIZATIONS REPRESENTED
CONTRACTING STATES
Afghanistan
Algeria
Argentina
Australia
Austria
Mr. S.M. Ghazi Mr. A.M. Kakar Mr. M.N. Maly ar Mr. I. Nawassan Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate
Mr. K. Lokmane Alternate Chief Delegate
Mr. A. Zerhouni Delegate
Mr. A. Loumani Delegate
Mr. M. Bousemghoun Delegate
Mr. H. Gonzalez Chief Delegate
Miss A.M. Donato Delegate
Mr. J.M. Gabrielli Delegate
Mr. D.A. Gutiez Delegate
Mr. R.O. Marconi Delegate
Com. R. Temporini Delegate
Mr. R. Aragon Adviser
Hon. R.C. Cotton Chief Delegate
Sir. D.G. Anderson Alternate Chief Delegate
Mr. K. Arnold Delegate
Dr.K.N.E. Bradfield Delegate
Mr. L.C. Jacobe Delegate
Mr. B. Lewis Delegate
Mr. T.A. Pyman Delegate
Mr. O.J. Cordell Adviser
H.E. Dr. K. Fischer Chief Delegate
Dr. 0. Jettmar Alternate Chief Delegate
Dr. K. Halbmayer Alternate Chief Delegate
Dr. R. Billetta Delegate
Mrs. G. Brunner Delegate
Dr. W. Dragon Delegate
Dr. 0. Dworak Delegate
Mr. E. Gritzmann Delegate
Mr. R. Mars chik Delegate
Dr. E. Nettel Delegate
Mr. N. Risky Delegate
Dr. R. Walch Delegate
Dr. W. Wistermayer Delegate
Dr. H. Winkler Adviser
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Barbados Mr. A.N. Forde Mr. l.D. Archer Mr. T.E. Went Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate
Belgium Mr. P.M. Nottet S.E. A.L.C.B. de Vogelaere Mr. J.H.E. de Bruyn Mr. R.D. Derenne Mr. A.X. Pirson Mr. J.J. Verstappen Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate
Bolivia Mr. L. Kolle-Cueto Mr. H. Drescher Mr. E. Lorini Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate
Brazil Mr. H. Castro Neves Mr. O.C. Lobo Mr. J.M. Fraga Lourenco Mr. C. Pavan Mr. F.W. Derschum H.E.- A.H. da Graga Mr. P.M. Perez Mr. W.P. Fonseca Mr. R.D. Leuzinger Mr. J. Simoes Henriques Mr. J.C. Fagundes Mr. J.B. Andrade Mrs. W. Baena Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Adviser Adviser
Bulgaria Mr. L. Kutchoukov Mr. I. Zartov Mr. D. Moutaatchiev Mr. G. Liakov Mr. I. Jdrakov Mr. S. Makardjiisky Mr. T. Yotov Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate
Burundi Mr. B. Harahagazwe Mr. D. Ntahokagiye Chief Delegate Alternate Chief Delegate
Cameroon Mr. G. Njamkepo Mr. C.P. Elimbi Chief Delegate Delegate
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Canada Mr. T. G. How Mr. C.A. Appleton Mr. R. Azzie Mr. J.E. Cole. Mr. H. Gourdeau Mr. P.R. Joubert Mr. C.k; Kennedy Miss M.L; Lbggie , Mr; F.W. Woodward Dr; M. Pourcelet Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Adviser
Central African Republic Mr; F. Otina Delegate
Ceylon Mr. C.W.M. Aponso Chief Delegate
Chad Mr. A. Aganaye Chief Delegate
Chile Mr. H. Morales Garfias Mr. 0. Croquevielle Mr. S. Benadava Mr. H. Covarrubias Mr; V. Gumucio Mr. H. Lepe Mr. J.I. Robinson Chief Delegate Alternate Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate
China, Republic of H.E. T.-C. Liu . Mr. Y.-T. Mao.. Mr. D.-C. Kao Mr. Y.-M. Liu Mr; C.-C-. Tsai Chief Delegate Alternate Chief Delegate Delegate Alternate Alternate
Colombia H.E, V. Huertas de Francisco Mr. R. Charry Solano Mr. E. Vasquez-Rocha Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate
Congo, Democratic Republic of H.E. H. Waku Mr; A.J. Ghorida Mr. A; Bale’inba Mr. P. N’cumba Chief Delegate. Delegate Alternate Adviser
Congo, People *s Republic of Mr. F.X. Ollassa Chief Delegate
Costa Rica Mr. R. Vargas Chief Delegate
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Cuba Mr. J.M. Alvarez S.E. L.O. Rodriguez Mr. A.L. Venero Mr. D. Ferrer Sanchez Mr. J. Perez Veitia Chief Delegate Alternate Alternate Adviser Adviser
Cyprus Mr. L. Xenopoulos Chief Delegate
Mr. S. Der Avedissian Delegate
Czechoslovak. Socialist
Republic Dr. V. Podzimek Chief Delegate
Mr. F. Barborak Delegate
Mr. S. Krebs Delegate
Dr. V. Seferna Delegate
Dr. K. Sirotek Delegate
Mr. Z. Svoboda Delegate
Mr. A. Dvorak Adviser
Denmark. Mr. H. Jensen Chief Delegate
Mr. P. Andersen Alternate Chief Delegate
Mr. G. Crone -Levi n Alternate Chief Delegate
Mr. O.J. Johannsen Delegate
Mr. B.H. Larsen Delegate
Mr. J.A. Mikkelsen Delegate
Mr. H.T. Molgaard Delegate
Mr. H. Spangenberg Delegate
Mr. J. Zeuthen Delegate
Mr. E. Gulmann Adviser
Dominican Republic Mr. J.N. Folch Perez Chief Delegate
Mr. E.F. Fernandez Observer
Ecuador Col. R. Andrade Vivero Chief Delegate
Mr. O.F. Acosta Davila Delegate
Dr. L.R. Salazar Delegate
Mr. R.P. Valverde Delegate
El Salvador Mr. A. Weiss Chief Delegate
Dr. A. Lowy Delegate
Ethiopia Mr. H. Alemayehou Chief Delegate
Mr. H. Gebre-Mariam Alternate Chief Delegate
Mr. A. Desta Delegate
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Finland
France
Gabon
Mr. K.J. Temmes Mr. V.M. Metsalampi Mr. K. Uggeldahl Mr. M. Airola Mr. M.O. Raikkonen Mr. J.J. Jalkanen Chief Delegate Alternate Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate
Mr. M. Grimaud Chief Delegate
Mr. M.L.C. Agesilas Alternate Chief Delegate
S.E. F. Leduc Alternate Chief Delegate
Mr. C. Abraham Delegate
Mr. J.G. Baque Delegate
Mr. Y. Bonduelle Delegate
Mr. A. Garnault Delegate
Mr. Y. Goetzinger Delegate
Mr. G. Guillaume Delegate
Mlle V. Linant de Bellefonds Delegate
Mr. R.A. Roos Delegate
Mr. J.B. de Vaivre Delegate
Mr. A. de Bony Adviser
Mr. J. de la .Brosse Adviser
S.E. J.P. Cabouat Adviser
Mr. J. Meline Adviser
Mr. P. Sabourin Observer
Mr. J.J. N'Zigou Mabika Chief Delegate
Mr. M. Ndiaye Delegate
Germany, Federal
Republic of
Ghana
Greece
Dr. U.F. Schmidt-Ott
Mr. 0. von Bechtolsheim
H.E. Dr. H. Heimsoeth
Dr. H.J. Dietrich
Mr. O.F. Faull
Mr. H. Marzusch
Mr. E. von Puttkamer
Dr. G. Scherer
Dr. H. Widenmann
Mr. H. Golcher
Dr. K.W. Plank
Mr. E.R.K. Dwemoh
Mr. C.K.A. Anson
Mr. G.C. Hagan
Mr. S. Opare
Mr. K. Panagopoulos
Mr. P. Gombos
Mr. F. Stavropoulos
Chief Delegate
Alternate Chief Delegate
Alternate Chief Delegate
Delegate
Delegate
Delegate
Delegate
Delegate
Delegate
Adviser
Adviser
Chief Delegate
Delegate
Delegate
Delegate
Chief Delegate
Delegate
Delegate
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Guatemala Guinea Mr. G. Mendoza Mr. L. Vasquez-Canet Mr. J. Kong Chief Delegate Alternate Chief Delegate Delegate Alternate Chief Delegate
Mr. R. Gomez
Haiti Mr. L.I. Jeune Chief Delegate
Mr. M. Berwardin Delegate
Mr. E. Celestin Delegate
Mr. H. Plank Delegate
Mr. E. Christoph Delegate
Honduras Mr. L. Rosales Abella Chief Delegate
Hungary Mr. L. Foldva'ni Chief Delegate
Mr. S. Hiiuos Alternate Chief Delegate
Dr. P. Greszna'ryk Delegate
Dr. J. Martonyl Delegate
Dr. A. Pa'kay Delegate
Mrs . B. Rozsnyai Delegate
Iceland Mr. A. Kofoed-Hansen Chief Delegate
Mr. T. Bjornsson Alternate Chief Delegate
Mr. F.A.H. Diego Delegate
India H.E . Dr. Karan Singh Chief Delegate
Mr. N. Sahgal Alternate Chief Delegate
Mr. G.C. Arya Delegate
Mr. K.P. Fabian Delegate
Mr. B.S. Gidwani Delegate
Mr. Y.R. Malhotra Delegate
Mr. N.H. Dastur Adviser
Mr. A.S. Ghosh Adviser
Indonesia H.E . F. Seda Chief Delegate
Mr. S. Sastrodimedjo Alternate Chief Delegate
Mr. Karno Barkah Delegate
Mr. F. Mahmud Delegate
Mr. M.H. Umar Delegate
Mr. S. Ars ad Alternate
Mr. I.A.A.G. Agung Adviser .
Iran Mr. H. Arbabi Chief Delegate
Mr. A. Ghaheri Delegate
Iraq, Mr. A.H. Al-Shami Chief Delegate
Mr. K. Al-Hani Delegate
Mr. A. Al-Hassri Delegate
Mr. B. Mahmood Delegate
Mr. Y. Amin Alternate
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Ireland Mr. T. Nally Mr. J. O'Shaughnessy Chief Delegate Alternate Chief Delegate
Israel Mr. N. Ben-Yehuda Mr. I.J. Mintz Dr. Y.I. Cohen Mr. J. Glickman Dr. E. Margalioth Chief Delegate Alternate Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate
Italy Mr. F. Santini Mr. A. Cueci Mr. A. Buonocore Mr. G. Contestabile Mr. A. De Santis Mr. E. Paschina Mr. S. Ritacco Mr• L. Dongu Mr. G. Rinaldi Baccelli Mr. C. Carminati Mr. S. Marchesiello Mr. L. Passeri Mr. L. Persian! Chief Delegate Alternate Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Alternate Adviser Adviser Adviser Adviser Adviser Adviser
Ivory Coast Mr. J. Zaman Mr. M. Bahi Zahiri Chief Delegate Delegate
Jamaica Mr. O.H. Goldson Mr. G.B. Morris Dr. K.O. Rattray Mr. M. Dullum Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Adviser
Japan H.E. N. Fujiyama Mr. N. Uchimura Mr. H. Terai H.E. H. Yamaguchi Mr. K. Ikebe Mr. N. Nakano Mr. S. Oshima Mr. R., Onodera Mr. J. Yamada Mr. I. Narahashi Mr. Y. Takamizawa Mr. E. Kimura Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Alternate Alternate Alternate Adviser Adviser Adviser
Jordan The Sharif Ghazi Rakan Nasser Chief Delegate
Kenya H.E. R. Ngala Mr. P. Ndibo Mr. A.M. Shitakha Mr. K.A. Amoo-Adare . Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Adviser
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Khmer Republic Mr. H.K. Un Chief Delegate Delegate
Mr. C. Boun Roeung
Korea, Republic of H.E. S.K. Lee Mr. S.J. Cha Mr. S.K. Kang Mr. D.B. Kim Mr. C.H. Kyung Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate
Kuwait Mr. A.A. Al-Samhan Mr. K. Al-Alban Mr. M.M. Al-Awadhi Mr. E. Geargeoura Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate
Laos Mr. T. Sisouphannouvong Mr. L. Hangla Chief Delegate Delegate
Lebanon. Mr. Z. Beydoun Chief Delegate
Mr. A.F. Badrane Mr. E. Badrane Alternate Chief Delegate Adviser
Liberia Mr. N. Marsh Mr. J.C. Montgomery Chief Delegate Delegate
Libyan Arab Republic Mr. H. Cuniali Chief Delegate
Mr. M. Buzakuk Mr. A. Omar Zarrouk Alternate Chief Delegate Delegate
Luxembourg Mr. P. Hamer Mr. E. Wenandy Chief Delegate Delegate
Madagascar Mr. M.D. Rakoto-Andriantsilavo Chief Delegate
Mr. G. Andriambololona Mr. A. Rakotonalala Alternate Chief Delegate Alternate
Malawi Mr. S.W.F. Palmer Mr. R.R.D. Kaliati Chief Delegate Delegate
Malaysia H.E. M. Tengku Ngah Chief Delegate
Mr. B.E. Webber Mr. R.M. Coombs Alternate Chief Delegate Delegate
Mauritania H.E. A.S. Bouna Chief Delegate
Mauritius Mr. H.K. Tirvengadum Chief Delegate
Mr. A.G. Corbin Alternate Chief Delegate
Mexico Mr. E. Perez-Castro Chief Delegate
Mr. A. Acuna Ongay Mr. H. Aguilar Mr. M. Mugica Alternate Chief Delegate Adviser Adviser
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Morocco Mr. M. Mekouar Mr. A. Daoudi Mr. L. Zegoud Chief Delegate Alternate Chief Delegate Delegate
Nepal Mr. B.B. Pradhan Mr. M.N. Rana Mr. R. Rieffel Chief Delegate Delegate Observer
Netherlands, Kingdom
of the Mr. J.M. van 01m Mr. C.E. Cathalina Mr. Т.Н. de Meester Mr-. G. Fonteijn Mr. J.P. Honig Miss A.S.E. Kooiman Mr. C. Lakeman Mr. J.C. Nieuwenhuijsen Mr. J. van Driel Mr. W. van Rossum Mr. H.A. Wassenbergh Chief Delegate Delegate. Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate
New Zealand Mr. R.J. Polaschek Mr. M.J.Mc Namara Mr. F.D. Norton Mr. I.F.B. Walters Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate
Nicaragua Mr. F. Ulloa Mr. A. Lopez Chief Delegate Delegate
Niger Mr. M.M. Djermakoye Mr. F.L. Levy Mr. A. Gerst1 Chief Delegate Delegate Observer
Nigeria Mr. J.S. Tarka Mr. 0. Ogunbiyi Mr. E.A. Olaniyan Mr. J.B. Ajala Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Alternate
Norway 'Mr. E. Willoch Mr. В. Grinde Mr. S. Holsten Mr. 0. Soraas Mr. M. Ulvatne Chief Delegate Alternate Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate
Pakistan Mr. E. Murad Mr. G.M. Khan Mr. Salahuddin Mr. N.H. Hanafi Mr. A. Wahid Chief Delegate Alternate Chief Delegate Alternate Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate
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Panama Mr. P. Janson Mr. C. Arze Mr. D. Hurtado Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate
Paraguay Mr. K. Bene Chief Delegate
Peru S.E. G. Pizarro Chief Delegate
Mr. V. Marchena Delegate
Mr. G. Palacios Seminario Delegate
Mr. M.V. Sbarharo Adviser
Philippines Mr. F. Ablan Jr. Chief Delegate
Mr. P.V. Agcaoili Delegate
Mr. A. Cruz Delegate
Mr. B.E. Martinez Delegate
Mr. F. Paguio Delegate
Mr. J. Plana Delegate
Mr. L. Tabuena Delegate
Mr. E. Tablante Delegate
Mr. H.J. Briliantes Alternate
Mrs. S.L. Alejandro Adviser
Mr. A. Batacan Adviser
Poland Mr. M. Kowieski Chief Delegate
Mr. Z. Jarosz Alternate Chief Delegate
Mr. D. Tarantowicz Alternate Chief Delegate
Mr. M. Cielecki Delegate
Mr. F. Mazurek Delegate
Mr. L.J. Ukasik Delegate
Mr. A.K. Itybezynski Adviser
Mr. M. Szmidt Adviser
Mr. J. Wygancwski Adviser
Portugal Mr. V.M.C. Veres Chief Delegate
Mr. M. Coutinho Alternate Chief Delegate
Mr. J. Barros Prata Delegate
Mr. M.F. Madruga Delegate
Mr. J. Mello-Gouveia Delegate
Mr. C. Themudo Barata Delegate
Romania Mr. D.D. Popescu Chief Delegate
Mr. I. Popescu Alternate Chief Delegate
Rwanda Mr. A. Kamoso Chief Delegate
Mr. J. Twagirimana Alternate Chief Delegate
Mr. F. Shumbusho Delegate
Mr. M. de la Sabliere Adviser
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Saudi Arabia Mr. N. Al-Assaf Mr. J. Dabbagh Mr. A. Al Sadat Mr. R. Hakeem Mr. A.H. Mitwali Chief Delegate Alternate Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate
Senegal Mr. Y. Diallo Mr. T. Нале Mr. E.J. Braure Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate
Sierra Leone H.E. E.J. Kargbo Mr. R.R. Wright Mr. D.R. Woode Mr. P.P.C. Boston Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate
Singapore Mr. K.H. Tan Chief Delegate
Somalia H.E. M.O. Giama Chief Delegate
South Africa Mr. L.C. Du Toit Mr. H.W. Clarkson Mr. J.J.S. Germishnys Mr. K. von Schirnding Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate
Spain Mr. C. Rute Mr. J.M. Arbeloa Lt.Col. J. Izquierdo Mr. J.L. Maestro Mr. E. O'Connor Mr. R. Pastor Mr. P. Serrada Mr. F.J. Vallaure Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate' Delegate Delegate Delegate
Sudan Mr. S.H. Bashir Mr. M.E. Hassan Mr. M.O. Mahmoud Dr. A.R. Mubarak Mr. Z. Osman Chief Delegate Alternate Chief Delegate Delegate Alternate Delegate
Sweden Mr. H. Winberg Mr. B. Furback Mr. A.G. Torgils Miss G.M. Warnbeck Mr. L. Bergstrom Mr. L.H. Boman Mr. G. Bundy- Mr. J. Danielsson Mr. F. Gors Mr. J.A. Gustafsson Mr. A. Landin Mr. G. Zetterberg Mr. L. Enderlein Mr. H. Soederbert Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Adviser Adviser Adviser Adviser Adviser Adviser Adviser Adviser Observer Observer
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Switzerland Mr. W. Guldimann Mr. A. Muench Mr. W.A. Eichenberger Mr. J.A. Pinoesch Mr. F. Schaerer Mr. E.W. Steck Mr. H.J. Renk Chief Delegate Alternate Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Adviser
Syria Mr. N. Al-Khani Mr. K. Soufi Chief Delegate Delegate
Tanzania, United Republic of H.E. E.M. Sokoine Mr. T. P. Mas aro Mr. J. Miguda-Alila Mr. M.H. Mugizi Mr. E.P. Mwanyika Mr. D.M. Mwiraria Chief Delegate Alternate Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate
Thailand Mr. C. Sindusopon Mr. B. Atthakor Mr. C. Divaveja Mr. S. Sangkachand Mr. L. Vasantasinha Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate
Togo Mr. A. Cheiffou Mr. T. Hane Chief Delegate Alternate Chief Delegate
Trinidad and Tobago H.E. E. Clarke Mr. E.M. Patience Chief Delegate Delegate
Tunisia Mr. B. Benziner Mr. A.R. El Hicheri Mr. D. Benyoussef Mr. M, Lassoued Chief Delegate Alternate Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate
Turkey Mr. S. Atay Mr. F. Ugcan Mr. V. Tutak Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate
Uganda H.E. Eng. J.M.N. Zikusoka H.E. Z. Bigirwenkya Mr. Z.M. Baliddawa Mr. F. Isingoma Mr. G. Kakuba Mr. R.S. Nyaga Mr. J.J. Obbo Mr. P. Sebalu Mr. A.M. Sibo Mr. E.M.K. Wakida Mr. A. Mutiisa Chief Delegate Alternate Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Adviser
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Union of Soviet
Socialist Republics
United Arab Republic.
United Kingdom
H.E. B. Bugaev Chief Delegate
Mr. E. Erofeev Delegate
Mr. A. Kobsarev Delegate
Mr. V. Kovtun Delegate
Mr. S. Pavlov Delegate
Mr. V. Schelkin Delegate
Mr. A. Stromov Delegate
Mr. G. Vilkov Delegate
Mr. N. Berkessov Adviser
Mr. A. Borisov Advis er
Mr. I. Orlovets Adviser
Mr. N. Vassilew Adviser
Mr. E.Y. El-Shinnawi Chief Delegate
Mr. H.K. El-Meleigy Alternate Chief Delegate
Mr. M.E. Abdel-Hamid Delegate
Mr. A. Francis Delegate
Mr. M.H.B. Raffa Delegate
Mr. R. Burns Chief Delegate
Mr. J. Veal Alternate Chief Delegate
Mr. N.V. Lindemere Alternate
Mr. A. Kean Delegate
Mr. J.F. Langley- Delegate
Mr. B.F. Middleton Delegate
Mr. J. Russell Delegate
Mr. R.I.T. Cromartie Alternate
Mr. D.J..Noble Advi ser
Miss M. White Adviser
United States of
America
Upper Volta
Mr. S.D. Browne Chief Delegate
Mr. J.S. Meadows Alternate Chief Delegate
Mr. C.F. Butler Alternate Chief Delegate
Mr. C.O. Cary- Delegate
Mr. J. L. Deegan Delegate
Mr. R. T. Johnson Delegate
Mr. R.D. Yoder Delegate
Mr. E.F. Dodd Alternate
Mrs. J.S. Gravatt Alternate
Mr. J. Lundin Alternate
Mr. B. Myers Alternate
Mr. J.T. Stewart Alternate
Mr. G.M. Wolfe Alternate
Mr. E.A. Dingivan Adviser
Mr. H.G. Gatlin Adviser
Mr. G. Phillips Adviser
Mr. B. Sorgho Chief Delegate
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Uruguay Mrs. E. Tatlock-Menoud Chief Delegate
Venezuela Mr. G. Lopez-Garcia S.E. M. Tirado Mr. J. Araque Mr. R.O. Cardenas Mr. A. Diaz-Lopez Mr. J. Mendez Mr. A.J. Rivero Rodriguez Mr. J.A. Rudas Mr. R. Rami' rp? Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Delegate Observer
Viet-Nam, Republic of Mr. P.B. Loc Chief Delegate
Yemen, People’s Democratic
Republic of Mr. M. Yaffai Chief-Delegate
Yugoslavia Mr. B. Filipovic Mr. M. Spasic Mr. L. Tomkovic Mr. G. Lucic-Lavcevic Mr. R. Szarcevic Chief Delegate Delegate Delegate Adviser Adviser
Zambia Mr. C.M. Mwananshiku Mr. W.S. Kennedy Chief Delegate Alternate Chief Delegate
Swaziland
NON-CONTRACTING STATES
H.E. P.L. Dlamini
Mr. A.W. Hayes
Chief Observer
Observer
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
Airport Associations
Coordinating Council
(AACC)
African Civil Aviation
Cnmissinn (AFCAC)
Mr. P. Tiltsch Chief Observer
Mr. A. Binet Observer
Mr. J. Corbett Observer
Dr. E. Altorfer Observer
Mr. G.A. Champniss Observer
Mr. D.H. Gillingham Observer
Mr. R. Lorin Observer
Mr. F. Massinger Observer
Mr. E.R.K. Dwemoh Chief Observer
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Agency for Mr Navigation Security (ASECNA) Mr. L. Sanmarco Mr. M. Konate Chief Observer Observer
Civil Aviation Council Mr. M. El Hakim Chief Observer
of Arab States (CACAS) Mr. S. Gayed Observer
European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC) Mr., H. Winberg Chief Observer
European Space Research Organization (ESRO) Mr. J. Arets Chief Observer
International Aeronautical Mr. F. Forrer Chief Observer
Federation (FAl) Mr. C. Hennecart Observer
International Atomic Mr. D.A.V. Fischer Observer
Energy Agency (IAEA) Mr. M. Jeffreys Mr. V. Khamanev Observer Observer
International Mr line Navigators Council (lANC) Mr. J.F. Archer Chief Observer
International Council of Mr. H.L. Naimer Chief Observer
Mrcraft Owner and Pilot Mr. J.B. Hartranft, jr. Observer
Associations (IAOPA) Dr. J. Lenz Mr. J. Meinl Mr. H.M. Koemans Observer Observer Observer
International Mr Mr. K. Hammarskjold Chief Observer
Transport Association Mr. 0. Binder Observer
(IATA) Dr. R.R. Shaw Dr. J.G. Thomka-Gazdik Mr. V. De Boursac Mr. F.J.H. Johnston Mr. A. Aagaard Mr. R.W. Bonhoff Mr. S. N'Diaye Mr. A. Vandyk Mr. D.A. Lewis Dr. H. Papous ek Dr. M. Sigmund Dr. F. Thier Mrs. M. Hillyer Mr. R.L. Cole Observer Observer Observer Observer Observer Observer Observer Observer Observer Observer Observer Observer Observer Observer
International Chamber Mr. F. Swaton Observer
of Commerce (ICC) Mr. A.A. Koller Observer
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International Federation Mr. A.D. Mills Chief Observer
of Air Line Pilots Asso- Mr. A. Castro Observer
ciations (IFALPA) Mr. 0. Forsberg Mr. C. Jackson Mr. E. Pausch Mr. A. Poltinger Mr. P. Schmidleitner Mr. J. Starkbaum Mr. Z.L. Zeyfert Observer Observer Observer Observer Observer Observer Observer
Institute of Air Mr. J.G. Mercier Chief Observer
Transport (ITA) Miss C. Payen Mr. R. Peladan Observer Observer
International Transport Workers Federation (ITF) Mr. M.S. Hoda Chief Observer
International Union of Aviation Insurers (IUAI) Mr. D.H.F. Graves Observer
International Union of Dr. H. Langer-Hansel Chief Observer
Official Travel Orga- nizations .(IUOTO) Mr. E. Oberlander Observer
United 'Nations (UNO) Mr. Wi Fallheier Mr. M. Mir Khan Mr. A. Leriche Observer Observer Observer
Universal Postal Union Mr. A.H. Ridge Chief Observer
(UPU) Mr. J. Montlouis Observer
World Health Organization (WHO) Dr. G.G. Meilland Chief Observer
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ASSEMBLY - EIGHTEENTH SESSION.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE ASSEMBLY
A18-1: Assembly Resolutions no longer in force
THE ASSEMBLY DECLARES that, for the reasons referred to below, the following
resolutions, though not superseded by new resolutions, are no longer
in force:
Resolution Subj ect No longer in force because
A15-28 Budget appropriations for the financial year 1968 action completed
A15-34 Apportionment of the Expenses of ICAO among Contracting States for 1966, 196? and 1968 action completed
A16-21 Statistics on Non-scheduled Commercial Air Transport action completed
A16-38 Supplementary Budget 1968 action completed
A16-39 Staffing of the Language Branch action completed
A16-4O Budget 1969 action completed-
A16-41 Budget 1970 action completed
A16-43 Approval of the Accounts of the Organization for the Financial Year 1965 and Examination of the Audit Report Thereon action completed
A16-44 Approval of the Technical Assistance Accounts for the Financial Year 1965 and Examination of the Audit Report Thereon action completed
A16-45 Approval of the United Nations Special Fund Accounts for the Financial Year 1965 and Examination of the Audit Report Thereon action completed
A16-U6 Approval of the Accounts of the Organisation for the Financial Year 1966 and Examination of the Audit Report Thereon action completed
A16-U7 Approval of the Accounts of the United Nations Development Programme for the Financial Year 1966 and Examination of the Audit Reports Thereon action completed
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Resolution
Subject
No longer in force
because
A16-U8 Approval of the Accounts of the Organization for the Financial Year 1967 and Examination of the Audit Report Thereon action completed
AI6-U9 Approval of the Accounts of the United Nations Development Programme for the Financial Year 1967 and Examination of the Audit Reports Thereon action completed
A16-5O Confirmation of Council Action with respect to the Assessments of Romania, Singapore, Guyana, Barbados, Uganda, Bulgaria and Burundi action completed
Al6-51 Reduction of the Assessment of Malaysia for the years 1966, 1967 and 1968 action completed
Al 8-2:
Amendment to Article 56 of the Convention increasing the membership
of the Air Navigation Commission to fifteen
THE ASSEMBLY,
HAVING MET in its Eighteenth Session at Vienna,
HAVING NOTED that it is the general desire of Contracting States to enlarge
the membership of the Air Navigation Commission,
HAVING CONSIDERED it proper to increase the membership of that body from
twelve to fifteen, and
HAVING CONSIDERED it necessary to amend, for the purpose aforesaid, the
Convention on International Civil Aviation done at Chicago on the
seventh day of December 19^,
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(1) APPROVES, in accordance with the provisions of Article 9*t(a)
of the Convention aforesaid, the following proposed amendment
to the said Convention:
"in Article 56 of the Convention the expression
'twelve members' shall be replaced by 'fifteen members'."
(2) SPECIFIES, pursuant to the provisions of the said Article 9**(a)
of the said Convention, eighty as the number of Contracting
States upon whose ratification, the aforesaid amendment shall
come into force; and
(3) RESOLVES that the Secretary General of the International Civil
Aviation Organization shall draw up a Protocol, in the English,
French and. Spanish languages, each of which shall be of equal
authenticity, embodying the amendment above-mentioned and the
matters hereinafter appearing:
(a) the Protocol shall be signed by the President of the
Assembly and its Secretary General;
(b) the Protocol shall be open to ratification by any State
which has ratified or adhered to the said Convention on
International Civil Aviation;
(c) the instruments of ratification shall be deposited with
the International Civil Aviation Organization;
(d) the Protocol shall come into force in respect of the States
that have ratified it on the date on which the eightieth
instrument of ratification is deposited;
(e) the Secretary General shall immediately notify all Contract-
ing States of the date of deposit of each ratification of the
Protocol;
(f) the Secretary General shall immediately notify all States
parties to the said Convention of the date on which the
Protocol comes into force;
(g) with respect to any Contracting State ratifying the Protocol
after the date aforesaid, the Protocol shall come into force
upon deposit of its instrument of ratification with the
International Civil Aviation Organization.
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Al8-3: Ratification of the Protocol amending Article $6 of the Convention
WHEREAS the Assembly has decided to amend Article 56 of the Convention
to provide for an increase in the size of the Air Navigation
Commission; and
WHEREAS the Assembly is of the opinion' that it is highly desirable that
the aforesaid amendment should come into force before the new
membership of the Commission is appointed in December 1971;
THE ASSEMBLY:
(1) RECOMMENDS to all Contracting States that they ratify the amendment
to Article 56 as soon as possible, preferably before 1 December 1971
so as to enable the Council to elect the members of the expanded
Commission before 1 January 1972;
(2) DIRECTS the Secretary General to bring this resolution immediately
to the attention of Contracting States, with the objective mentioned
above.
A18-U: Measures to be taken in pursuance of Resolutions 2555 and 270H of the United
Nations General Assembly in relation to South Africa
THE ASSEMBLY,
HAVING CONSIDERED Working Paper AI8-WP/U7 EX/13 and Resolutions 2555 and
270U of the General Assembly of the United Nations regarding the
Government of South Africa;
BEARING IN MIND Resolution 2671 of the United Nations General Assembly
which, among other things, calls upon States "to prohibit airlines
and shipping lines registered in their countries from providing
services to and from South Africa and to deny all facilities to
air flights and shipping services to and from South Africa";
RECALLING its condemnation of the apartheid policies in South Africa
in Resolution Al5-7;
RECOGNIZING the need for maximum co-operation with the United Nations
General Assembly in implementing its Resolutions;
(1) RESOLVES that as long as the Government of South Africa
continues to violate the United Nations General Assembly
resolutions on apartheid and on the Declaration on the Granting
of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples:
(a) South Africa shall not be invited to attend any meetings
convened by ICAO, except as provided in Articles U8(b),
53 and 57(b) of the Convention;
Ct) South Africa shall not be provided with any ICAO documents
or communications except (i) in cases where the Convention
specifically requires that such documents or communications
be provided and (ii) documents for meetings which South
Africa is permitted to attend;
(2) DECLARES that in case of conflict between the present Resolution
and any other Assembly resolution, the present Resolution shall
prevail.
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А18-5: Premises for ICAO Headquarters in Montreal
APPRECIATIVE of the co-operation and assistance kindly extended to ICAO by
the Government of Canada in connexion with the implementation of
Resolution A16-12 relating to Headquarters premises;
GRATEFUL for the generous financial support provided by that Government
for the new ICAO Headquarters premises;
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES to express its sincere appreciation and gratitude
to the Government of Canada.
Al8-6: Services of the Joint Inspection Unit
THE ASSEMBLY,
RECALLING its approval of the action’taken by the Council with respect
to the recommendations in Resolutions 2150 (XXI) and 23б0 (XXII)
of the General Assembly of the United Nations;
NOTING the reports of the Joint Inspection Unit on its activities from
January 1968 to June 1970; and
NOTING the decision of the.Council to continue to use the services of
the Joint Inspection Unit on an experimental basis until
31 December 1973;
(1) APPROVES the decision of the Council;
(2) REQUESTS-the Council to report to the next session of
the Assembly any proposals by the Joint Inspection Unit
for modifications of ICAO practice and procedures that
are not within the power of the Council to make or that
for other reasons it wishes to report to the Assembly;
and
(3) DECLARES that Resolution A16-15 is superseded by this
Resolution.
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А18-7: Discharge by Contracting States of Financial Obligations to the Organization
WHEREAS Article 62 of the Convention on International Civil Aviation provides
that the Assembly may suspend the voting power in the Assembly and in
the Council of any Contracting State that fails to discharge, within
a reasonable period, its financial obligations to the Organization;
and
WHEREAS Resolution A16-56 contains the procedures to be followed and action
to be takbn in the case of States in arrears;
THE ASSEMBLY:
(1) IMPRESSES upon al 1 Contracting States the necessity to pay their
contributions in the year in which they fall due and as early in
that year as their financial systems permit, in order to avoid
the need for the Organization to draw on the Working Capital Fund
to make good the shortfall;
(2) RESOLVES that all Contracting States which are more than two years
in arrears in the payment of their contributions should, in addi-
tion to paying annually, in full, their current contributions:
a) effect, by 31 December 1971, payment of part of their arrears
by a contribution in the amount of no less than $2 000, such
minimum amount to be increased proportionately in cases of
States which are assessed at more than the minimum contribu-
tion of the ICAO scale;
b) conclude within six months of the date of the payment referred
to in sub-paragraph a) above, if they have not already done so,
an agrebment with the Organization for the settlriment of the
balance of their arrears^ such agreement to provide for pay-
merit of the balance of trie arrears over a period of rib more
tlian teii years, which period may, at the discretion of the
Council, Ьё extended, in special cases, to fifteen years or
more;
(3)
FURTHER RESOLVES that should satisfactory arrangements not have been
entered into or, having been entered into, not been met by the time
of the convening of the 197^ session of the Assembly, that session
should then consider whether it is appropriate to apply the provi-
sions of Article 62 of the Convention;
(Ю
DECLARES that this Resolution supersedes Resolution A16-2.
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Д18-8: Technical Assistance
WHEREAS the growth and improvement of civil aviation can make an important
contribution to the economic development of developing countries;
WHEREAS ICAO, as a participant in the United Nations Development Programme
(UNDP), can materially assist these countries in advancing their
civil aviation and at the same time promote the realization of
the objectives of this Organization; and
WHEREAS the Assembly in I968 adopted a consolidated Resolution, A16-6,
dealing with the policies and procedures of technical assistance
and has decided that this resolution should be replaced by the
following:
THE ASSEMBLY:
A. Policy of ICAO
ICAO Parti-
cipation in
Technical
Assistance
Programmes
Implementa-
tion of new
policies
Regional and
Inter-regional
Projects
Administra-
tive Costs
(1) APPROVES the steps taken by the Council of ICAO to participate
in the UNDP; recognizes and encourages the action taken by the
Council in the field of technical assistance, which has been
effectively provided with the limited funds available; requests
the Council to continue to take such steps as may be necessary
to ensure that the funds made available to the Organization
from that source are used to achieve the maximum results;
(2) REQUESTS the Secretary General to co-operate with the UNDP and
the specialized agencies and organizations of the United Nations
family in the implementation of the new policies established for
the conduct of UNDP activities, and to adapt, as necessary, the
Secretariat structure in the technical assistance field better
to discharge the Organization's responsibilities in relation
to the UNDP;
(З) REQUESTS that high priority continue to be given to the process-
ing of regional and inter-regional projects because of the
great benefit such projects represent;
(U) ENDORSES the view of the Council that the cost of Headquarters
administration and operation of ICAO technical assistance acti-
vities should continue to be met:
for the administration of UNDP projects, by that Programme,
for other forms of technical assistance undertaken by ICAO,
as, for example, funds-in-trust, by the interested parties;
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Regional
Training
Centres
Co-ordination
with other
Aid Programmes
Co-ordination
with other
Agencies in
the Field of
Education and
Training
(5) CONCURS in the policy of establishing conveniently located
training centres with aid requested by States from the UNDP
and encourages Contracting States to regard these institu-
tions as regional training centres which will provide ad-
vanced aeronautical training to neighbouring States;
(6) AFFIRMS that in order to promote co-ordination of the tech-
nical assistance activities of ICAO with those of other
civil aviation mutual aid pm gramma я , there should be, in
so far as is practicable, a regular exchange of information
on plans and progress reports between ICAO and other civil
aviation mutual aid programmes;
(?) CONCURS with Resolution 906 (XXXIV) of the Economic and
Social Council on the subject of education and training
and stresses the importance of this subject in the field
of civil aviation and in the better preparation of students
for such specialized training;
Д18-8 (Cont'd)
B. Action by States
Priorities (8) URGES Contracting States to ensure that full consideration
and Project is given to their needs for assistance in the field of civil
Planning aviation when UNDP country programmes are formulated;
(9) REQUESTS recipient States, when determining the priorities
of their programmes, to concentrate any requests for assis-
tance in civil aviation on the ground services to civil
aviation, including the training of personnel concerned,
and invites them to draw up long-range plans for that
purpose, in particular for the organization of their
civil aviation activities and the development of their
civil aviation administrations, using for this purpose
such forms of assistance as are available to them;
(10) DRAWS THE ATTENTION of Contracting States requesting UNDP
assistance to the advantages to be derived from individual
programmes made up of well-defined projects based on the
civil aviation development plans referred to in Clause (9)
above, and urges States to co-operate with the Organization
in defining as accurately as possible the task of each
expert included in their individual programmes and to
state clearly the scope of the assistance required when
making requests to the UNDP or to some other mutual aid
programme;
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Regional &
Inter-
RegionaT
Projects
Regional
Training
Centres
Education
and
Training
Funds-in-
Trust
Operational
Assistance
(OPAS)
Counterparts
and National
Staff
(11) DRAWS THE ATTENTION of Contracting States to the usefulness
of the UNDP assistance provided through the regional and
inter-regional projects executed by ICAO, and urges States
to utilize further this type of assistance and to ensure
that their national co-ordinating authorities give full
support toithose projects when preparing their inter-
country programmes, so as to meet the needs of their civil
aviation services;
(12) URGES States where Regional Training Centres are located,
and also States in the area, to support them and to send
to them students whose tuition will be paid for by the
States themselves, in addition to those financed from
UNDP funds;
(13) INVITES States to call upon UNESCO, other specialized
agencies or the UNDP for assistance in.the establishment
of preliminary training schools at the national level or
for the development of existing schools, stressing at the
same time the importance of national and regional aero-
nautical training centres as the most effective means of
training qualified specialists in civil aviation;
(14) COMMENDS the Funds-in-Trust scheme and views with satis-
faction the initiative of States in establishing Funds-in-
Trust programmes as a method of obtaining technical and
operational assistance in the field of civil aviation,
over and above that provided from the UNDP funds, by direct
payment to ICAO of the money needed; and urges States to
make greater use of this arrangement to expedite implemen-’
tation of Regional Plans;
(15) DRAWS THE ATTENTION of Contracting States to the importance
of and the benefits to be derived from the operational
assistance experts under the UNDP and encourages those
States needing such experts for their civil aviation
activities to include them in their requests for assistance
from the UNDP (Technical Assistance);
(16) REMINDS States receiving UNDP assistance of their
obligation to provide, as part of any project that re-
quires the services of experts in an advisory or training
capacity, suitably qualified counterpart personnel, from
among their own personnel, to work with the ICAO experts,
and to provide such opportunities and conditions of service
as are necessary to attract the continued services of such
staff; furthermore, reminds States of the need to provide
suitable incentives, within the limits of their resources,
to retain the services, in their respective fields, of
all students after they have completed their training;
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A18-8 (Cont'd)
C. Experts'
Recruitment (17) REQUESTS that Contracting States should, to the extent possible,
of Experts co-operate with ICAO by encouraging experts in their service to
apply for ICAO technical assistance work in the various branches
of civil aviation and by facilitating their secondment for this
purpose with the least possible delay; in referring candidates
to the Organization, Contracting States should endeavour to
ensure that they are fully qualified technically and suitable
personally for technical assistance work; States providing ex-
perts should themselves maintain rosters of suitable candidates,
due consideration being also given to the possibility of employing
recently retired experts; and urges Contracting States to consider
the possibility of organizing their establishments in such a way
as to be able to make available, at all times, a certain number
of experts for technical assistance work;
(18) REQUESTS the Secretary General, to the extent possible taking
into account the element of time and the urgency of particular
projects, to announce vacancies in technical assistance projects
executed by the Organization to States in good time, so as to
pennit States providing experts to submit candidates for consid-
eration; such announcements should contain sufficient precise
detail to enable the States to nominate personnal having the
specific qualifications necessary to fill a vacancy.
FURTHERMORE THE ASSEMBLY:
DECLARES that Resolution A16-6 is superseded by this Resolution.
A18-9: Speedy Adoption and Ratification of a Convention on Acts of Unlawful
Interference with International Civil Aviation Other Than Acts of
Unlawful Seizure of Aircraft
WHEREAS the Legal Committee of the Organization has completed, pursuant
to Resolution A17-20 of the Seventeenth (Extraordinary) Session
of the Assembly, a draft international convention to deal with
the problem of unlawful interference with civil aviation other
than unlawful seizure of aircraft; and
WHEREAS a diplomatic conference will convene on 8 September 1971 to
consider that draft convention;
THE ASSEMBLY:
(1) CALLS UPON States invited to attend the diplomatic conference
to make every reasonable effort at such conference to agree
on a convention on the subject, after considering the draft
convention prepared by the Legal Committee; and
(2) CALLS UPON States invited to the diplomatic conference to give
early consideration to the ratification of the convention
adopted at the conference.
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Д18-10: Additional Technical Measures for the Protection of the Security of
International'Civil Air. Transport
WHEREAS the threat of acts of unlawful interference with international
air transport continues to be a real and present danger; and
WHEREAS the safety of the peoples of the world who benefit from inter-
national air transport requires continued vigilance and positive
deterrent, action by the Organization and its member governments ;
THE ASSEMBLY:
(1) REQUESTS the Council to, ensure, with respect to the technical
aspects of air.transportation security, that:
(a) the. subject of-air transportation security continues to
be given adequate attention by the Secretary General, with
a priority,commensurate with the current threat to the
security of air transportation;
(b)' in the. case of those meetings of components of the Organis-
ation where the subject matter is appropriate, their a.genda
includes, those items dealing with air transportation security
which are pertinent to the subject of that meeting;
(c) consideration is given to
a special ICAO meeting on
and when a need for it is
this field;
convening in the 1972-7U triennium
air transportation security, if
demonstrated by developments in
(2) URGES Contracting States that have not already done so to implement
as soon as possible the recommendations of the l?th Session of the
Assembly, particularly those dealing with the establishment of
local airport security committees and the exchange and dissemi-
nation of information.
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Al8-11; ICAO Position at the International Conference on the Problems of the Human
Environment (Stockholm, June 1972)
WHEREAS an International Conference on the Problems of the Human Environ-
ment under the aegis of the United Nations will convene in 1972;
WHEREAS this Conference aims to encourage and to provide guidelines for
action by Governments and International Organizations towards
the harmonization of industrial and technological development
with the preservation of a wholesome human environment;
WHEREAS advancing technology has caused civil aviation to become a
significant influence in the human environment;
WHEREAS the preamble to the Convention on International Civil Aviation
states that "the future development of international civil avia-
tion can greatly help to create and preserve friendship and under-
standing among the nations and peoples of the world..." and
Article UU of that Convention states that ICAO should "develop
the principles and techniques of international air navigation
and ... foster the planning and development of international
air transport so as to ... meet the needs of the peoples of
the world for safe, regular, efficient and economical air
transport";
WHEREAS many of the adverse environmental effects of civil aviation activity
can be reduced by the application of technology and the appropriate
use of airport planning and land use control mechanisms; and
WHEREAS in fulfilling its role, ICAO strives to achieve a balance between the
benefit accruing to the world community through civil aviation and the
harm caused to the human environment in certain areas through the
progressive advancement of civil aviation;
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES that the United Nations Conference on the Problems of
the Human Environment be informed that:
(1) the Convention on International Civil Aviation places on ICAO the
responsibility to guide the development of international civil
aviation in such a manner as to benefit the peoples of the world;
(2) in fulfilling this role ICAO is conscious of the adverse environ-
mental impacts that may be related to aircraft activity and of its
responsibility and that of its member States to achieve maximum
compatibility between the safe and orderly development of civil
aviation and the quality of the human environment;
(3) in discharging its responsibility, ICAO is already assisting and
will continue to assist States by all available means, in order
that they may increasingly reap the benefits of the potential
which civil aviation offers for improving living conditions.
THE ASSEMBLY FURTHER RESOLVES to invite Contracting States to support, at
the United Nations Conference on the Problems of the Human
Environment, the position established in this Resolution.
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А18-12: Development of Standards, Recommended Practices and Procedures and/or
Guidance Material relating to the Quality of the Human Environment
WHEREAS the Airport Master Planning Manual published by ICAO in 1969 states
that in long-range planning for airports, including the expansion
of existing airports, planners should assess their proposed
plan's potential impact on the airport's environment;
WHEREAS the compatibility between the airport and its environment is
one of the elements to be taken into account in long-term
systems planning;
WHEREAS the Report of the Second Meeting of the Sonic Boom Panel recognized
that consideration will need to be given to pertinent economic,
social and legal factors as well as to technical and operational
aspects of the sonic boom problem;
WHEREAS the SST Panel was established in 1967 for the purpose of facili-
tating compliance with the technical and operational elements of
Assembly Resolution A14-7, with particular emphasis on Clause (3)
thereof, by ascertaining and studying the environments of super-
sonic aircraft as well as the operational requirements, with a
view to developing, where appropriate, proposals in the form of
amendments to the ICAO technical Annexes and associated documents
for those elements of the subject on which international agreement
is necessary;
WHEREAS the Council has adopted Annex 16 - Aircraft Noise, which comprises
noise certification standards for future subsonic aircraft (except
STOL) for the purpose of facilitating compliance with Assembly
Resolution A16-3 and has notified Contracting States of this action:
WHEREAS the Council has established a Committee on Aircraft Noise for the
purpose of assisting in the development of further standards on
aircraft noise, including those for aircraft not at present
covered by Annex 16 - Aircraft Noise; and
WHEREAS on.all these matters detailed criteria on which States can base
their own regulations have not yet been forthcoming from ICAO;
THE ASSEMBLY:
(1) REQUESTS the Council, with the assistance and co-operation of other
bodies of the Organization and of other international organizations
to continue with vigour the work related to the development of
Standards, Recommended Practices and Procedures and/or guidance
material dealing with the quality of the human environment;
(2) URGES Contracting States to adopt, where appropriate, the ICAO
measures and procedures developed pursuant to Clause (1) of this
Resolution.
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Al8-13: Consolidated Statement of Continuing Policies Related. Specifically to Air
Navigation
WHEREAS a statement of continuing policies related specifically to air
navigation as they existed at the end of the 16th Session of the
Assembly was adopted by the Assembly in Resolution A16-19,
Appendices A to U inclusive;
WHEREAS in Resolution A15-9 the Assembly resolved to adopt in each Session
for which a Technical Commission is established a consolidated state-
ment of continuing policies related specifically to air navigation
up to date as at the end of that Session;
WHEREAS in Resolution A16-20 the Council was directed to arrange for a recon-
struction of Resolution A16-19, presenting policy material and other
material separately in such form as the Council may find appropriate
and embodying therein any new policies which, although intended by
the Assembly, were not explicitly stated in Resolution A16-19;
WHEREAS the Assembly has reviewed the reconstructed statement prepared by
the Council in response to Resolution A16-20 and, in pursuance of
Resolution A15-9, has amended it to reflect the relevant decisions
taken during the 18th Session; and
WHEREAS the statement of continuing policies in Resolution A16-19 is here-
by rendered redundant;
THE ASSEMBLY:
(1) RESOLVES that:
(a) the Appendices attached to this Resolution constitute the con-
solidated statement of continuing air navigation policies and
practices of the Organization as they exist at the close of the
18th Session of the Assembly;
(b) the practices associated with the individual policies in the
Appendices constitute guidance intended to facilitate and en-
sure inpiementation of the respective policies;
(2) DECLARES that this Resolution supersedes Resolution A16-19, with
its Appendices A to U.
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А18-13 (Cont'd)
APPENDIX A
Air Navigation Meetings of World-wide Scope
WHEREAS the holding of world-wide air navigation meetings is an important
function of ICAO and entails substantial expenditures of effort
and money by the Contracting States and the Organization; and
.WHEREAS it is necessary to ensure that maximum benefit, is obtained from
these meetings without imposing any undue burden upon the
Contracting States or the Organization;
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES that:
(1) meetings, convened by the Council, in which all Contracting States
may participate on an equal basis shall be the principal means of
progressing problems of world-wide import, including the develop-
ment of amendments to the Annexes and other basic documents in
th~e air navigation field;
(2) such meetings shall be convened only when justified by the number
and importance of the problems to be dealt with and their maturity
for constructive action; meetings convened on this basis may, how-
ever, also be requested to conduct exploratory discussions on
matters not mature for definite action;
(3) the composition and organization of such meetings shall be arranged
so that they are best suited to carry out the assigned task and to
provide proper co-ordination among the technical specialties in-
volved; and
(U) unless necessitated by extraordinary circumstances, not more than
two such meetings shall be convened in a calendar year, and success-
ive meetings dealing extensively with the same technical specialty
shall be separated by at least twelve months.
ASSOCIATED PRACTICES
1. Before deciding to refer a matter to a world-wide meeting, the
Council should consider whether correspondence with States may be
an effective way of disposing of it or of facilitating subsequent
action on it by a future meeting.
2. The agenda should be sufficiently explicit to define the task to
be performed and to indicate the types of specialized expertise
that will be needed at the meeting. In an agenda including more
than one technical specialty the types of expertise called for
should be kept to the minimum compatible with efficiency.
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Л18-13
(Cont'd) APPENDIX A (Cont'd)
3. To facilitate the participation of all Contracting States, the
Council should so plan the meeting programme as to keep to the
minimum consistent with efficiency the demands upon the time of
States' technical officials.
h. The planned duration of a meeting should allow adequate time for
completion of the agenda, study of the report as drafted in the
working languages of the meeting and approval of the report.
Following the meeting, the Secretariat should make any necessary
minor editorial amendments and typographical corrections to the
meeting report.
5. The approved agenda and the main supporting documents should be
despatched, normally by air, not less than three months in advance
of the convening date; other documentation should be despatched as
soon as possible.
APPENDIX В
Regional Air Navigation (RAN) Meetings
WHEREAS RAN Meetings are important' instruments in the determination of the
facilities and services the Contracting States are expected to
provide pursuant to Article 28 of the Convention;
WHEREAS these meetings entail substantial expenditures of effort and money
by the Contracting States and the Organization; and
WHEREAS it is necessary to ensure that maximum benefit is obtained from
these meetings without imposing any undue burden on the Contracting
States or the Organization;
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES that:
(1) RAN Meetings, convened by the Council, shall be the principal means
of conducting comprehensive reviews and revisions of the regional
plans as necessary to keep them abreast of changing requirements;
(2) the convening of such meetings and their agenda shall be based on
the existence or expectation of specific shortcomings in the re-
gional plans of the respective areas;
(3) the network of air routes, the technical fields to be dealt with
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A18-13 (Cont'd)
APPENDIX В (Cont'd)
(4V the organization best suited to deal with the agenda and to ensure
effective co-ordination among the components of the meeting shall
be used for each such meeting; and
(5) meetings of limited scope shall be convened when specific problems,
particularly those requiring urgent solution, require to be dealt
with or when convening them will reduce the frequency with which
full scale RAN meetings must be held.
ASSOCIATED PRACTICES
1. The Council should endeavour to hold RAN meetings at sites within
the areas concerned and should encourage the.Contracting States
within those areas to serve as host, either individually or
jointly.
2. The documentation and, in particular, a draft statement of
operational requirements and planning criteria should be de-
spatched, normally by air, not less than three months in
advance of the convening date.
3. The Council should ensure that adequate guidance is made available
to RAN meetings on operational and technical matters relevant to
their agenda.
4. Each participating Contracting State should inform itself, in
advance of a meeting, on the plans of its air transport operators
and its international general, aviation for future operations and,
similarly, on the expected traffic by other aircraft on its
registry and on the overall requirements of these various cate-
gories of aviation for facilities and services.
5» The Council should foster the establishment for and by RAN meetings
of any planning criteria which would aim to ensure that Regional
Plans satisfy the operational requirements and are economically
justified.
6. The Council should develop specific and detailed directives for
consideration at RAW meetings of implementation matters.
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A18-13 (Cont'd)
APPENDIX C
Panels of the Air Navigation Commission (ANC)
WHEREAS panels of the Air Navigation Commission have proved a valuable
medium for advancing the solution of specialized technical
problems; and
WHEREAS it is necessary to ensure that maximum benefit is obtained
from Air Navigation Commission panels without imposing any
undue burden upon the Contracting States or the Organization;
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES that:
(1) panels of the Air Navigation Commission shall be established when
it is necessary to advance the solution of specialized technical
problems which cannot be solved adequately or expeditiously by’
the Air Navigation Commission through other established facilities;
(2) the terms- of reference of panels shall be clear and concise and
the panels shall be required to adhere to them; and
(3) Contracting States shall be consulted before proposals- for
amendments to SARPS and PANS stemming from recommendations of
panels are submitted to the Council, unless considerations of
exceptional urgency preclude such consultation.
ASSOCIATED PRACTICES
Reports should hp clearly presented as the advice of a group of
experts to the Air Navigation Commission so that they cannot be
construed as representing the views of Contracting States.
, APPENDIX D
Formulation of Standards and Recommended
Practices (SARPS) and Procedures for Air
Navigation Services (PANS)
WHEREAS Article 37 of the Convention on International Civil Aviation
requires the Organization to adopt and amend international
standards and recommended practices and procedures and states
the purpose of and the matters to be dealt with in that action,
and Articles 38, 54, 57 and 90 contain additional relevant
provisions; and
WHEREAS the Assembly deems- it advisable to establish certain policies to
be followed in complying with these provisions of the Convention;
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES that:
(1) the terms "Standard" and "Recommended Practice" shall have the
following meanings:
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Al8-13 (Cont'd)
APPENDIX D (Cont'd)
a) Standard - any’ specification for physical characteristics, configur-
ation, materiel, performance, personnel or procedure, the uniform
application o'f which is recognized as necessary for the safety or
regularity of international air navigation and to which Contracting
States will conform in accordance with the Convention; in the event
of impossibility of compliance, notification to the Council is com-
pulsory under Article '38 of the Convention;
b) Recommended Practice - any specification for physical character-
istics, configuration, materiel, performance, personnel or pro-
cedure, the uniform application of which ie recognized as desirable
in the interest of safety, regularity or efficiency of interna-
tional air navigation and to which Contracting States will
endeavour to conform in accordance with the Convention;
(2) SARPS and PANS shall be amended as necessary to reflect changing require-
ments and techniques and thus, inter alia,to provide a sound basis for
regional planning and the provision of facilities and services;
(3) subject to the foregoing clause, a high degree of stability in SARPS
shall be maintained to enable the Contracting States to maintain
stability in their national regulations. To this end amendments shall
be limited to those significant to safety, regularity and efficiency,
and editorial amendments shall be made only if essential;
(U) SARPS and PANS shall be drafted in clear, simple and concise language;
(5) to the extent consistent with the requirements of safety and regularity,
standards specifying the provision of facilities and services shall
reflect a proper balance between the economic implications and the
operational requirements for such facilities and services;
(6) Contracting States shall be consulted on proposals for the amendment
of SARPS and PANS before the Council acts on them, except when the
Council may deem urgent action to be necessary;
(7) the applicability dates of amendments to SARPS and PANS shall be so
established as to allow the Contracting States sufficient time for
their implementation; and
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A18-13 (Cont'd)
APPENDIX D (Cont'd)
(8) unless exceptional circumstances dictate otherwise, the applicability
dates of amendments to SARPS and PANS shall be so established as not
to require the Contracting States to amend their national regulations
more often than once per year..
ASSOCIATED PRACTICES
1. The Council should ensure that provisions of SARPS and PANS are com-
pletely co-ordinated.
2. Contracting States should comment fully and in detail on the proposals
for amendment of SARPS and PANS or at least should express their agree-
ment or disagreement on their substance. They should be allowed at
least three months for this purpose.
3. Contracting States should be allowed a full three months for notifying
disapproval of adopted SARPS amendments; in establishing a date for
notifying disapproval the Council should take into account the time
needed for transmission of the adopted amendments and for receipt of
notifications from States.
APPENDIX E
Formulation of Regional Plans and Regional
Supplementary Procedures
WHEREAS the Council establishes regional plans setting forth the facilities,
services and regional supplementary procedures to be provided or
employed by the Contracting States pursuant to Article. 28 of the
Convention; and
WHEREAS the regional plans require amendment from time to time to reflect
the changing needs of international civil aviation;
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES that:
(2)
(1) regional plans shall be revised when it becomes apparent that they
are no longer consistent with current and foreseen requirements of
international civil aviation; and
when the nature of a required change permits, the associated amend-
ment. of the regional plan shall be undertaken by correspondence
between the Organization and the Contracting States and inter-
aatieaal argcaiaations concerned.
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А18-13 (Cont'd)
APPENDIX E (Cont'd)
ASSOCIATED PRACTICES
1. The Council should keep under review the effect of changing-re-
quirements on the regional plans to ascertain in good time any
need for their revision.
2. In assessing the urgency of any revision of the regional plans the
Council should take into account the time needed by Contracting
States to arrange for the provision of any necessary additional
facilities and services.
3. The Council should establish guidance on the basic criteria on
which far-sighted and realistic regional plans can be formulated.
4. The Council should ensure that implementation dates in regional
plans involving the procurement of new. types of equipment are
realistically related to the ready availability of suitable equip-
ment.
APPENDIX F
Implementation of Standards and Recommended
Practices (SARPS) and Procedures for Air Navi-
gation Services (PANSY
WHEREAS Article 37 of the Convention on International Civil Aviatiuu
quires each Contracting State to collaborate in securing the high-
est practicable degree of uniformity in regulations and practices
in all matters in which such uniformity will facilitate and improve
air navigation;
WHEREAS in accordance with Article 38 of the Convention any Contracting
State which finds it impractical to comply in all respects with
any international standard or procedure and deems it necessary
to adopt regulations or practices differing therefrom is obliged
to give immediate notification to ICAO; and
WHEREAS it is important that all available means of the Organization be
employed in encouraging and assisting the Contracting States in
overcoming their difficulties in implementation of SARPS and PANS;
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES that:
Contracting States shall be encouraged and assisted in the im-
plementation of SARPS and PANS by all available means;'and
(1)
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A18-13 (Cont’d)
(2)
1.
2.
3.
4.
APPENDIX F (Cont’d)
the differences between the regulations and the practices of
Contracting States and the SAPPS and PANS shall be monitored with
the aim of encouraging the elimination of those differences that
are important for the safety of international air navigation or
are inconsistent with the objectives of the international standards.
ASSOCIATED PRACTICES
In encouraging and assisting Contracting States in the application
of SAPPS and PANS the Council should make use of all existing
means including the resources of the Headquarters, the ICAO re-
gional offices and the United Nations Development Programme.
Contracting States should continue, and where necessary should
intensify,their efforts to apply at their operating installations
practices and procedures that are in accordance with the current
SARPS and PANS.' In this regard, the Contracting States should
consider the practicability of modifying the internal processes by
which they give effect to the provisions of SARPS and PANS, if such
modifications would expedite or simplify the processes or make them
more effective.
The Council should urge Contracting States to report, in respect
of their territories^’ all cases of non-compliance with, or in-
complete implementation of, SARPS and PANS and at suitable inter-
vals to provide reports on the progress made in implementing SARPS
and PANS or on the reasons for non-implementation.
In monitoring the differences from SARPS and PANS the Council
should- request reports from Contracting States that have not fully
reported or have never reported. The notification received should
be promptly issued in supplements to the relevant Annexes and PANS
documents.
APPENDIX G
Implementation of Regional Plans
WHEREAS, iff accordance with Article 28 of the Convention Contracting States
undertake, with' certain limitations, to provide air navigation
fecili^ie'e and services necessary to facilitate international air
navigation}
WHEREAS the regional plans set forth the requirements for facilities and
ЕОЙ71еей;'fter international cWH- aviation; and
WHEREAS any serious snortcemings in tne implementation of regional plans
Eay affect the safety, regularity and efficiency of international
air operations and therefore should be eliminated as quickly as
practicable;
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APPENDIX G (Cont'd)
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES that:
(1) priority should be given in the implementation programmes of
Contracting States to the provision of those facilities and
services the lack of which would likely have a. serious effect
on international.air operations; and
(2) the identification, investigation and action by the Organization
on important shortcomings in the implementation of regional plans
shall be carried out in the minimum practicable time.
ASSOCIATED PRACTICES
1. The Council should inform fully and promptly each Contracting
State of the recommendations for the provision of air navigation
facilities and services which are applicable to that State under
the regional plans.
2. Contracting States should prepare and keep up to date suitable
plans, including the requirements for personnel, for the orderly
implementation of the parts of regional plans applicable to them.
3. The Council should arrange for the issue of periodic progress
reports on the implementation of regional plans.
4. The users of air navigation facilities and services should report
any shortcomings in the implementation of regional plans to the
Contracting States responsible for taking remedial action. The
latter should act oh such reports, but when no adequate remedial
action is taken the users concerned should inform ICAO through
the medium of an international organization where appropriate.
APPENDIX H
Aviation Training
WHEREAS satisfactory provision and operation of ground facilities and
services and implementation of SARPS and PANS are dependent
upon a high standard of personnel training;
WHEREAS difficulties are being experienced by Contracting States in
these matters owing to a lack of adequately trained personnel;
and
WHEREAS special effort is required to foster a high standard of per-
sonnel training and to assist Contracting States in meeting
their training needs;
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APPENDIX H (Cont’d)
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES that:
(1) Contracting States shall be encouraged and assisted in the main-
tenance of hi^i standards of training of aviation personnel and
particularly those employed in the provision and operation of
services and facilities for international air navigation. To this
end, as a part of its regular work programme, the Organization
shall carry out a continuing training progresses which is referred
to as the ICAO Aviation Training Programs»*; and
(2) the ICAO Aviation Training Programme* shall be governed by the
following principles:
a) aviation training is the responsibility of Contracting States;
b) mutual assistance among Contracting States in the training of
aviation personnel should be encouraged and facilitated,
particularly in those matters where the lack of adequate
trainfai^ may adversely affect the safety or regularity of
international air navigation; and
c) the Organization* should not participate in the operation of
training facilities but should encourage and advise the
Contracting States operating such facilities.
ASSOCIATED PRACTICES
1. Through the development of specifications and guidance material,
and by direct advice and consultation, the Council should assist
Contracting States to':
a) standardize, as far as practicable, the curricula, methods and
content of training courses and establish adequate examination
and licensing provisions;
b) bring levels of accomplishment into line with international
standards; and
c) employ the criteria referred to in a) and b) above so as to
bring about greater uniformity in operating practices and
procedures.
2. Continuing attention should be given to the establishment by the
Contracting States of specialized and advanced training courses
when needed to provide the skills required to install, operate
and maintain facilities and services.
•Assistance provided by ICAO under the United Nations Development Programme
and other programmes is governed by Resolutions A16-7 and A18-8.
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APPENDIX H (Cont'd)
J. The Council should encourage the Contracting States to:
a) establish programmes for the on-the-job training, including
familiarization with relevant operating conditions, for per-
sonnel who, after completion of their basic training, require
practical experience under actual operating conditions before
being assigned to positions of responsibility in operational
posts; in this regard States' attention should be invited to
the possibility of drawing fully upon the resources of the
various technical assistance and aid programmes; and
b) arrange for periodic refresher training particularly when new
equipment, procedures or techniques are introduced.
The Council should request the Contracting States to provide, for
dissemination to other States, information on the types of aero-
nautical courses they sponsor or can arrange in which students
are accepted from other States, including the address to which
enquiries may be sent for additional details. Similarly, the
Council should make available to Contracting States all pertinent
information concerning training establishments assisted through
ICAO that admit students from other countries.
5. The Council should urge Contracting States to make the maximum
practicable use of training centres in their area for training
their aviation personnel in fields where there are no correspond-
ing national schools. To this end, the Council should encourage
States operating training centres to establish favourable condi-
tions for attendance by nationals of other States in the area.
APPENDIX I
The Headquarters and Regional Offices Technical Secretariat
WHEREAS there is a continuing need to provide effective assistance to
Contracting States in the implementation of regional plans, SARPS,
PANS and SUPPS;
WHEREAS it is important that the technical secretariat of the Headquarters
and the regional offices is effectively used to provide assistance
to Contracting States in their implementation problems; and
WHEREAS it is important that, for the proper execution of their tasks, the
members of the technical secretariat of the Headquarters and the
regional offices are enabled to maintain their technical proficiency
and are kept adequately informed of the latest development in their
particular fields.
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APPENDIX I (Cont'd)
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES that:
(1) the resources of the Headquarters and regional offices technical
secretariat shall be effectively deployed to provide optimum assis-
tance to the Contracting States in their problems relating to the -
implementation of regional plans, SARPS, PANS and SUPPS; and
(2) the members of the Headquarters and regional offices technical
secretariat shall be enabled to maintain their technical pro-
ficiency and to keep adequately informed on the latest technical
developments.
ASSOCIATED PRACTICES
1. The members of the Headquarters and regional offices technical
secretariat should be enabled to carry out frequent visits of
adequate duration when such visits are necessary or are requested
by Contracting States to assist them with their implementation
problems.
2. To the maximum practicable extent, temporary assignment of special-
ized personnel from one regional office to another and from Head-
quarters to the regional offices should take place when temporary
reinforcement in the regional offices is required.
3. The members of the Headquarters and regional offices technical
secretariat should be enabled to keep adequately up to date in
their particular fields by,inter alia, attendance at selected
technical meetings, visits to research and development organiz-
ations and witnessing trial applications and evaluation of new
equipment and techniques. However, such visits should not be
allowed to take priority over the primary function of the Secre-
tariat to serve the Organization and its several deliberative
bodies. Furthermore, the travelling on such visits should be
integrated as far as possible with travel necessary to the per-
formance of other ICAO duties.
APPENDIX J
Units of Measurement
W HE HE AS in the interest of safety of international air operations unifi-
cation of units of measurement should be achieved; and
WHEREAS it is important that standard units of measurement are used in
ICAO air navigation publications;
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APPENDIX J (Cont'd)
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES THAT:
(1) the unification of units of measurement to he used in international
civil aviation shall be achieved on the basis of the International
System of Units (SI) except in those cases in which it appears im-
practicable or undesirable to do so;
(2) meanwhile, in all ICAO air navigation publications the units of
measurement shall be expressed primarily in the units of the ICAO
Table of Annex 5 where appropriate units exist therein;
(3) in addition to (2) above, equivalent units of measurement (or
approximate equivalents if more suitable) may be expressed in
those publications:
i) normally in the units of measurement of the International
System of Units (SI) and of the Blue Table of Annex 5 where
these differ from the units of the ICAO Table; or
ii) in other units of measurement that are in general use in
international air navigation; and
(U) notwithstanding (3) ii) above, any equivalents of the ICAO Table
used in examples of air/ground communications shall be drawn
either from the Blue Table or from the’SI units.
APPENDIX К
Co-ordination of Civil and Military Air Traffic
WHEREAS the airspace as well as many facilities and services should be
used in common by civil aviation and military aviation;
WHEREAS Article 3 (d) of the Convention requires that the Contracting
States undertake, when issuing regulations for their state
aircraft, that they have due regard for the safety of naviga-
tion of civil aircraft;
WHEREAS satisfactory solutions to the problem of common use of airspace
have not been evolved in all areas; and
WHEREAS although full integration of the control of civil and military
air traffic may be regarded as the ultimate goal, improvement
in co-ordination in many States offers, at the present time,
an immediate approach towards resolution of existing diffi-
culties ;
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APPENDIX К (Cont’d)
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES that:
(1) the common use by civil and military aviation of airspace and of
certain facilities and services shall be arranged so as to ensure
safety, regularity and efficiency of international civil air
traffic;
(2) the regulations and procedures established by Contracting States
to govern the operation of their state aircraft over the high seas
shall ensure that these operations do not compromise the safety,
regularity and efficiency of international civil air traffic and
that, to the extent practicable, these operations comply with the
rules of the air in Annex 2.
ASSOCIATED PRACTICES
1. Contracting States should as necessary initiate or improve the
co-ordination between their civil and military air traffic services
to implement the policy in (1) above.
2. The Council should ensure that the matter of civil and military
co-ordination in the use of airspace is included, when appropriate,
in the agenda of divisional and regional meetings.
J. When establishing the regulations and procedures mentioned in
resolving clause (2), the State concerned should co-ordinate the
matter with all States responsible for the provision of air traffic
services over the high seas in the area in question.
APPENDIX L
Certificates of Airworthiness, Certificates of
Competency and Licences of Flight Crews
WHEREAS Article 33 of the Convention does not explicitly define the
purposes for which recognition is to be accorded to certificates
and licences;
WHEREAS several interpretations exist as to whether or not there is any
obligation on Contracting States to recognize certificates and
licences issued or rendered valid by other Contracting States
pending the coming into force of SARPS applicable to the air-
craft or airmen involved; and
WHEREAS with respect to certain categories of aircraft or classes of air=
men, it may be many years before SARPS come into force or it may
be found most practicable not to adopt SARPS for some categories
or classes ;
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APPENDIX L (Cont'd)
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES that:
(1) certificates of airworthiness and certificates of competency and
licences of the crew of an aircraft issued or rendered valid by
the Contracting State in which the aircraft is registered shall
be recognized as valid by the other Contracting States for the
purpose of flight over'their territories, including landings and
take-offs, subject to the provisions of Articles 33 and 32 (b) of
the Convention; and
(2) pending the coming into force of international standards respect-
ing particular categories, classes or types of aircraft or classes
of airmen, certificates and licences issued or rendered valid,
under national regulations, by the Contracting State in which the
aircraft is registered shall be recognized by the other Contracting
States for the purpose of flight over their territories, including
landings and take-offs.
APPENDIX M
The Provision of Adequate Aerodromes
WHEREAS major improvements to physical characteristics of aerodromes are
required at many locations;
WHEREAS in certain cases these improvements will involve considerable out-
lay and it would be inadvisable to plan such work without taking
into account future developments;
WHEREAS aerodrome authorities will continue to need to know the general
trends in aerodrome requirements which succeeding generations of
aircraft will most likely produce;
WHEREAS many serious problems can be avoided if the operating requirements
of new aircraft are such as to permit them to operate economically
without further demands on physical characteristics of aerodromes;
and
WHEREAS the local social effects of the present-day generation of aircraft
have approached the limit of acceptability at some locations;
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES that:
(1) the technical requirements for aerodromes shall continue to be
kept under review by the Organization; and
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APPENDIX M (Cont'd)
(2) there is a need for future generations of aircraft to be designed
so that they are capable of being operated efficiently, and with
the least possible social disturbance, from aerodromes used for
the operation of present-day jet aircraft.
ASSOCIATED PRACTICES
1. In the li^it of the results of the continuing review mentioned in
(1) above the Council should:
a) develop additional guidance material on future developments;
b) provide regional air navigation meetings with data on which
to base their recommendations for aerodrome requirements;
and
c) keep Contracting States informed of developments.
2. The Council should continue to draw the attention of aircraft
manufacturers and operators to the policy expressed in resolving
clause (2).
APPENDIX N
Ground and Flight Testing of Radionavigation Aids
WHEREAS it is essential that the performance of radionavigation aids is
checked through regular testing; and
WHEREAS the development of greatly improved ground testing facilities
would minimize the need for flight testing;
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES that:
(1) pending the possible availability of greatly improved ground
testing facilities, radionavigation aids shall be checked through
regular flight testing; and
(2) to minimize the need for periodic flight testing, improvements
should be made to radionavigation ground equipment, including
associated ground testing and monitoring facilities, which would
provide the same level of assurance of performance as flight
testing-
ASSOCIATED PRACTICES
1. Pending the possible development of greatly improved ground test-
ing facilities, Contracting States should establish their own
flight test units, establish joint units with other States or
conclude agreements to have flight tests performed on their
behalf with States or agencies that have suitable facilities.
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APPENDIX N (Cont'd)
2. The Council should continue its efforts to co-ordinate arrangements
by States for the regular flight testing of their radionavigation
aids.
3. The Council should investigate, in consultation with Contracting
States that are engaged in the development and manufacture of
radionavigation systems, all possible means of improving ground
testing facilities so as to minimize the need for periodic flight
testing.
4. The Council should circulate to Contracting States information
concerning significant developments respecting improvements to
radionavigation ground equipment, including associated ground
testing and monitoring facilities., to the extent that those
developments will serve to minimize the need for flight testing.
APPENDIX 0
Adequate Conditions of Employment for Aviation
Ground Personnel
WHEREAS conditions of employment that do not correspond with the qualifi-
cations and responsibilities of aviation ground services personnel
constitute a major cause of difficulty in recruiting suitably
qualified, personnel and retaining them after completion of their
training; and
WHEREAS this difficulty is impeding the satisfactory implementation of
regional plans, SARPS and PANS;
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES that:
conditions of employment for personnel in the aviation ground
services should be commensurate with the qualifications required
and the responsibility carried by them.
APPENDIX P
Delineation of Air Traffic Services Areas
Extending over National Boundaries
WHEREAS Annex 11 to the Convention makes provision for a Contracting State
to delegate to another its responsibility for providing air traffic
services over its sovereign territory;
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APPENDIX P (Cont'd)
WHEREAS a Contracting State delegating to another Contracting State
the responsibility for providing air traffic services within
airspace over its sovereign territory does so without
derogation of its national sovereignty;
WHEREAS the responsibility delegated to the providing State is
limited to technical and operational considerations pertain-
ing to the safety and regularity of aircraft using the air-
space concerned;
WHEREAS the providing State in implementing air traffic services within
airspace over the territory of the delegating State will do so in
accordance with the requirements of the delegating State which
is expected to establish such facilities and services for the use
of the providing State as are jointly agreed to be necessary; and
WHEREAS both the delegating and the providing State can reserve the right
to terminate any such agreement at any time;
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES that:
the boundaries of the ATS airspaces shall be established on the
basis of technical and operational considerations and if, because
of the needs of international air traffic,any such airspaces need
to extend across national boundaries, agreement thereon should be
negotiated between the States concerned.
ASSOCIATED PRACTICES
1. The Contracting States should seek solutions to the problem of
achieving efficient delineation of ATS airspaces, the optimum
location of points for transfer of responsibility and the most
efficient co-ordination procedures in co-operation with other
States concerned and with the Organization rather than by taking
unilateral action.
2. The Contracting States should consider, as necessary, establishing
a joint air traffic services authority to be responsible for the
provision of air traffic services within ATS airspaces extending
over the territories of two or more States.
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APPENDIX Q
Co-ordination of National Research and Development
Work in the Fields of Telecommunications,
Navigational Aids and Aerodrome Services
WHEREAS the Organization plays a useful role in the co-ordination of national
research and development works in the fields of telecommunications,
navigational aids and aerodrome services; and
WHEREAS it is important for States engaged in research and development to
have timely information from the Organization on the operational
requirements of international civil aviation in those fields;
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES that':
international co-ordination of research and development related to
telecommunications, navigational aids and aerodrome services shall
be encouraged but without impeding the essential freedom of action
in research and development.
ASSOCIATED PRACTICES
1. The Council should give due attention to the timely establishment
of the operational requirements of international civil aviation
in the fields of telecommunications, navigational aids and aero-
drome services.
2. The Council should encourage Contracting States to provide the
Organization with current information on the progress in research
and development projects of significant interest. Selected parts
of such information should be circulated by the Organization to
Contracting States.
APPENDIX R
Participation by States in the Technical Work of ICAO
WHEREAS technical contributions of Contracting States are essential to
attain satisfactory progress in the technical work of the Organ-
ization;
WHEREAS difficulties are from time to time experienced in obtaining prompt
and adequate contributions from Contracting States to the technical
work of the Organization; and
WHEREAS it is necessary to ensure that maximum benefit is obtained from this
participation without imposing an undue burden on the Contracting
States and the Organization;
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APPENDIX R (Cont'd)
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES that:
there is need for effective technical contributions from Contract-
ing States to the technical work of the Organization.
ASSOCIATED PRACTICES
1. The Council should encourage effective participation by Contract-
ing States in the technical work of the Organization, paying due
regard to the need to minimize the cost to the Organization and the
Contracting States of such participation.
2. In so far as each may find it practicable, Contracting States should:
a) assist, by correspondence, in advancing ICAO technical projects;
b) attend ICAO meetings and participate actively in pre-meeting
preparations,particularly by presenting advance documentation
containing either specific proposals relative to items of the
agenda or their views on documentation submitted to them;
c) participate in ICAO panel activities and ensure that their
nominees are suitably qualified and are able to contribute
effectively to the panel work;
d) undertake specialized studies as requested by the Organization;
and
e) assist the Organization in its technical work through any other
means the Council may devise.
APPENDIX S
ICAO Technical Manuals
WHEREAS up-to-date technical guidance material made available through
ICAO provides extremely valuable assistance to administrations in
the planning for implementation of Standards and Recommended
Practices, Procedures for Air Navigation Services and Regional
Plans; and
WHEREAS it is equally important to provide for the availability of
appropriate technical guidance for the training of staff and the
updating of the knowledge of operating personnel, as warranted by
advancing technology, thus improving the quality of service and
enhancing the level of safety in air operations; and
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APPENDIX S (Cont'd)
WHEREAS no satisfactory alternative exists for the provision of such guidance
material on an international level other than under the aegis of ICAO;
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES, that:
(1)
priority be provided for the continuing updating of the contents of
present ICAO Manuals and the development of additional guidance
Manuals as warranted by advancing technology, thus ensuring optimum
value for States in their implementation of Standards and Recom-
mended Practices as well as planning and implementation for the
provision of facilities and services; and
(2)
the ICAO Manuals Programme be kept under review by the Council so
as to ensure that all appropriate technical fields are adequately
covered by the necessary guidance material.
A18-1U:
ICAO Technical Manuals
WHEREAS on a continuing basis valuable technical information for guidance
material becomes available to the Secretariat, but the incorpo-
ration of such information in existing ICAO Manuals and the devel-
opment of new Manuals, as appropriate, is a major task in terms of
both technical and administrative personnel requirements, involving
conflicting priorities; and
WHEREAS improvement in the preparation and publication of such material by
ICAO within its Manuals Programme would require special measures
related to Secretariat capacity and publication practices;
THE -ASSEMBLY RESOLVES that:
(1) implementation of the "continuing policy" on ICAO technical Manuals
enunciated by the Assembly at its Eighteenth Session be actively
pursued;
(2) the Council, accordingly, seek means by which’ appropriate technical
Manuals can be produced and published without undue delay and
without competing with priorities in the production of routine
publications.
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Д18-15: Unification of units of measurement
WHEREAS a number of States have notified a difference from the ICAO Table of
Units in Annex 5 with respect to the provision of altimeter setting
information;
WHEREAS,as a consequence, pilots of aircraft engaged in international oper-
ations may receive altimeter pressure setting values in millibars,
millimetres or inches; and
WHEREAS this situation may create hazards in terms of terrain clearance or
separation of aircraft through the possibility of human error due
to extra cockpit workload and from misinterpretation;
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES:
to urge all States which have as yet not done so to establish a pro-
gressive programme aimed at the early introduction of millibars as
the single unit for altimeter settings and that in the meantime
those States be urged to provide, on request, altimeter settings
in millibars.
A18-16: Problems arising out of the lease, charter and interchange of aircraft in-
international operations
WHEREAS it is in the general interest of international civil aviation that
arrangements for lease, charter and interchange of aircraft, particu-
larly aircraft without crew, be facilitated;
WHEREAS the international provisions in force contain no absolute impediment
to the implementation of such arrangements;
WHEREAS,inter alia, Annex 6 to the Convention on International Civil Aviation
does not prevent the State.of Registry from delegating to another
State the authority to exercise the functions incumbent upon it
pursuant to that Annex;
WHEREAS such delegation may facilitate the implementation of arrangements for
lease, charter and interchange of aircraft, particularly aircraft with-
out crew;
WHEREAS such delegation may only be made without prejudice to the rights of
third States;
WHEREДЯ the Convention on International Civil Aviation was developed prior to
the widespread application of international lease, charter and inter-
change of aircraft, particularly aircraft without crew;
WHEREAS the Convention on International Civil Aviation places on a State of
Registry responsibilities that it may be unable to fulfil adequately
in instances where an aircraft registered in that State is leased,
chartered or interchanged, in particular without crew, by an operator
of another State;
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WHEREAS the Convention on International Civil Aviation, may not adequately
specify the rights and obligations of the State of an operator of
the aircraft leased, chartered or interchanged-, in particular with-
out crew; and
WHEREAS the safety and economics of international air transportation may be
adversely affected by the lack of clearly defined responsibilities
for aircraft leased, chartered and interchanged, in particular with-
out crew, under the existing provisions of the Convention on Inter-
national Civil Aviation;
A
Lease.-, Charter and Interchange of Aircraft - Annex 6
to the Convention on.International Civil Aviation
THE ASSEMBLY URGES STATES:
(1) that,- where arrangements for the lease, charter and interchange of aircraft -
particularly aircraft without crew - would be facilitated, the State of Reg-
istry of such an aircraft, to the extent considered necessary, delegate to
the State of the operator its functions under Annex 6 to the Convention on
International Civil Aviation; and
(2) that in such cases, the State of the operator change, if necessary, its na-
tional regulations to the extent required to empower it both to accept such
delegation of functions and to oblige the operator, to fulfil the obligations
imposed by Annex 6.
В
Lease, Charter and Interchange of Aircraft Convention on
International Civil Aviation, its Annexes and..other Conventions
THE ASSEMBLY DIRECTS THE COUNCIL, in order to take into account the present practices
relating to international lease, charter and interchange of aircraftparticu-
larly aircraft without crew:
(1) to examine the Annexes to the Convention on International Civil Aviation with
a view to maxing recommendations for their amendment as soon as practicable;
(2) to examine expeditiously the Convention on International Civil Aviation, as
well as any other relevant convention, through the appropriate bodies of
the Organization or, where deemed necessary, through a connm'tt.ee of experts
in the technical, legal and economic fields established for that purpose
and submit a report on the subject at the next session of the Assembly at
which a Technical Commission is established; and
(3) to! obtain and distribute to Contracting States information concerning na-
tional laws and regulations pertaining to the lease, charter and inter-
change of aircraft, taking into account the financial consequences of
this directive.
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А18-17: International Air Transport Fares and Rates Studies
WHEREAS the establishment of international air transport fares and rates
that are fair and reasonable and designed to promote the satis-
factory development of air services is a matter of major impor-
tance to the economies of many States;
WHEREAS Governments have a responsibility to the users of air transport
for such fares and rates;
WHEREAS the objective studies by ICAO of the international air transport
fares and rates situation may be of real value to States;
WHEREAS it is considered that the cost of such studies can best be deter-
mined by a preliminary feasibility study;
NOTING that IATA has indicated its willingness to co-operate in such
studies;
THE ASSEMBLY DIRECTS
the Council to initiate a feasibility study to include examination
of (i) the principles and relevant economic factors on which inter-
national air transport fares and rates are based and (ii) the
machinery for establishing such fares and rates; and, provided
the outcome of this feasibility study is favourable, to proceed
with a first study if necessary resources are available.
Al8-18: Tariff Enforcement
WHEREAS the aims and objectives of the Organization are to foster the plan-
ning and development of international air transport for the purposes
set out in Article 44 of the Convention;
WHEREAS many governments have entrusted to their international airlines the
responsibility of agreeing with other airlines, subject to govern-
mental approval, tariffs in respect of the carriage of passengers
and freight on international air services;
WHEREAS the maintenance of the tariffs so approved is in consonance with
the achievement of these aims and objectives;
WHEREAS violations of these tariffs are in contravention of many bilateral
agreements entered into by governments;
WHEREAS concern has been expressed in the course of this Assembly by cer-
tain delegations and by the Observer from the International Air
Transport Association that the tariffs as agreed and published in
accordance with these arrangements are not being fully observed;
and
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WHEREAS failure of airlines to observe such tariffs can have serious con-
sequences and threaten the economic stability of the international
air transport industry;
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES:
(1) that Contracting States and the International Air Transport
Association be informed of the concern of the Assembly at the
probable consequences of the airlines failing to observe pub-
lished tariffs;
(2) that the Council invite States:
a) to require international air carriers operating scheduled
services to file the relevant, tariffs for.approval;
b) to require, where this is deemed appropriate by States,
air carriers operating international non—scheduled services
to file the relevant tariffs for approval; and
c) to adopt, where this has not been done, appropriate
enforcement or compliance measure, including penalty
provisions, to ensure observance of tariffs ^iled and
approved ;
(3) that the International-Air Transport Association be invited to
strengthen and intensify the application of its tariff enforce-
ment machinery;
(4) that the International Air Transport Association be invited to
inform the Organization, whenever it considers it appropriate,
of any serious difficulties it encounters in the application of
its tariff enforcement machinery; and
(5) that the present Resolution supersedes Resolution A16-24.
A18-19: Study of possible development of ICAO traffic flow statistics
WHEREAS the question of traffic flow statistics requires further
consideration by ICAO:
THE ASSEMBLY DIRECTS
the Council to undertake studies of the possible development
of the present programme of traffic flow statistics along the
lines indicated in Recommendation No. 14 of the Fifth Session
of the Statistics Division.
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A18-20: Regional. Air Transport Studies
WHEREAS the Assembly, in Resolutions A1U-3U and A15-17, directed Council to
undertake regional studies on the development of international air
freight and air passenger transport respectively, and a number of
such studies have already been published;
WHEREAS further work pursuant to Resolution A1U-3U will be undertaken only
if requested by a number of States in a region, and the series of
studies called for by Resolution Л15-17 is nearing completion, so
that a decision appears desirable on the future course of the
Organization's programme of regional air transport studies;
WHEREAS the Assembly continues to recognize the importance of the efficient
and economic development of international air passenger arid air
freight services in connection especially with the growth of tour-
ism and trade and the usefulness of studies designed to further
this development; and
WHEREAS it is desirable to consolidate past directives into a single reso-
lution indicating the continuing policies of the Assembly in this
matter, for which purpose the original Resolutions AlU-3^ and
A15-17 should be cancelled;
THE ASSEMBLY:
(1) RESOLVES that the Council undertake, as a continuing programme,
regional studies of the development of international air pass-
enger and air freight transport, condensing the contents of the
-i ndi vi dual studies to the extent feasible, the overall objective
of these studies being to assist States by providing current
information on trends and developments, indicating obstacles
to further development, and measures to overcome these obstacles;
(2) DECLARES that the present Resolution supersedes Resolutions A1U-3U
and A15-17-
A18-21: Air Transport Work in the Regions - General Policy
WHEREAS the Assembly, in Resolutions A1U-32, A15-19 and A15-20, gave
directions regarding ICAO's general policy with respect to
air transport work in the regions;
WHEREAS the Assembly, in Resolution A15-2, instructed the Council to
study and submit to the next Session a new text classifying
and consolidating the resolutions in force, including those
of the 15th Session;
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Al8-21 (Cont’d)
WHEREAS these directions need to be consolidated into a single resolution
indicating the continuing policies of the Assembly in this matter,
for which purpose the original resolutions or parts of resolutions
should be cancelled; and
WHEREAS Clauses 1, 2, 3 and 5 of the consolidated Resolution A16-23 have
been implemented or otherwise require addition, amendment or dele-
tion and a new consolidated resolution is needed to replace A16-23;
THE ASSEMBLY/:
(1) INVITES the Council:
a) to give sympathetic consideration to requests for assistance in
air transport matters of regional interest presented by Contract-
ing States or regional organizations and, when required, to support
the creation, on the request of States, of regional civil aviation
bodies likely to establish with ICAO relations comparable to those
which ICAO maintains with the European.Civil Aviation Conference
pursuant to Resolution A10-5;
b) in response to these requests for assistance, to make effective
use of the services of the Secretariat, including the Regional
Offices, particularly for direct contacts;
c) to examine the needs of States and to look into the most efficient
ways and means of providing effective services in the regions so
that States may be served as well as possible in air transport
matters;
(2) REQUESTS the Council to review from time to time and to amend as
necessary the functions of the Regional Air Transport Officers so
that they may give effective help to States on questions relating
to the economic development of air transport;
(3) REQUESTS the Council to evaluate and report back to the Assembly
on the effectiveness of all Regional Air Transport Officers and
their conformity with the functions approved in accordance with
Clause (2) above;
(U) EMPHASIZES the desirability of States making use of the assistance
the Organization can provide regarding regional co-operation in
the air transport field; and
(5) DECLARES that the present Resolution supersedes Resolution A16-23.
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Al8-22: Supplementary Budget 1971
THE ASSEMBLY NOTES that:
(1) in accordance with Article 61 of the Convention, the Council has
submitted and Assembly has considered supplementary budget esti-
mates for the financial year 1971 to finance increased workload
and to meet increased cost levels;
(2) it is anticipated that 1971 Miscellaneous Income will exceed by
$J6O 000 the original estimate;
(3) the contributions of Contracting States that have joined the
Organization since the Sixteenth Session of the Assembly will
amount to $1 141 J45 in 1971; and therefore
RESOLVES:
(1) that for the financial year 1971 there is hereby authorized for
expenditure, in accordance with the Financial Regulations, the
amount of $1 295 000 as follows:
Part II - The Secretariat 31 120 000
Part III - General Services 175 000
31 295 000
(2)
that the total amount of 31 295 000 authorized for the financial
year 1971 be provided as follows:
a) by Miscellaneous Income $ 360 000
b) by contributions for 1971 of
new Contracting States that
have joined the Organization
955 000
31 295 000
and
NOTES that any adjustment that may be required in the appropriation
hereby authorized may be made at the end of the financial year 1971
in accordance with the Financial Regulations.
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А18-23: Budgets 1972, 1973 and 197^
A. REGULAR PROGRAMME
THE ASSEMBLY NOTES that:
(1) in accordance with Article 61 of the Convention, the Council has submitted and
the Assembly has considered annual budget estimates for each of the financial
years 1972, 1973 and 1971*;
(2) in accordance with Articles 1*9 (e) and 61 of the Convention, the Assembly is
empowered to vote the budgets of the Organization; and
RESOLVES:
(1) that for the financial years 1972, 1973 and 1971*, there are hereby authorized
for expenditure, in accordance with the Financial Regulations and subject to
the provisions of this Resolution, the following amounts, separately for the
years stated:
1972 1973 1971*
Part I MEETINGS 1*01* - 500 287.500 367 500
Part II THE SECRETARIAT 9 229 600 9 751 700 10 1*77 300
Part III GENERAL SERVICES 1 11*7 500 1 237 300 1 275 500
Part IV EQUIPMENT 186 600 1 000 200 72.800
Part V OTHER BUDGETARY PROVISIONS 71 600 71 600 71 600
TOTAL 11 039 800 12 31*8 300 12 261* . 700
(2) that the separate annual total amounts authorized in Clause (1) above be
financed as follows, in accordance with the Financial Regulations: 1971*
1972 1973
a) by Assessment on Contracting States
in accordance with Resolution A18-26 8 855 000 10 029 000 9 778 000
on the Scale of Assessments
b) by Miscellaneous Income 2 181* 800 2 319 300 2 .1*86 700
11 039 800 12 31*8 300 12 261* 700
(3) that the Organization distribute from the net realized surplus as of 31 December
1970 the amount of $1*50 000 to Contracting States, on the basis of the amounts
assessed for the years to which the realized surplus relates, starting from
the earliest (of the total, $200 000 to be so distributed in 1972 and $250 000
to be distributed in 1973), such distributed credits to be applied in the usual
order, first to any advances due to the Working Capital Fund, second to any
contributions in arrears, and third to contributions then currently due.
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(1*) that the separate annual appropriations under Part II - The Secretariat autho-
rized in Clause (1) above comprise special provisions to finance additional
foreseen contingent expenditures estimated as follows:
1972 1973 197**
a) General Service salaries 111 800 266 700 1*30 500
b) Post Adjustments 111 hoo 181 200 259 200
c) Pensionable remuneration adjustment - 3** 800 35 .900
Total 223 200 1*82 700 725.600
(5) that the separate annual total amounts for 1972, 1973 and 197** in Clause (1*)
above shall be available only to meet actual requirements, when approved under
existing procedures by the Council or by the Secretary General for the types
of contingent expenses stated arising under Part II;
(6) that the appropriations for Special Implementation Projects (Part V, Section
23, Chapter 1) in the amount of $58 000 in each of the years 1972, 1973 and
197** shall be used only for the purpose designated and will be available, as
required, in any of the years 1972, 1973 and 1971*.
B. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATIVE
AND OPERATIONAL SERVICES COSTS
THE ASSEMBLY NOTES that:
(1) the Administrative and Operational Services Costs of Technical Assistance are
financed from funds placed at the disposal of the Organization by the United
Nations Development Programme and other extra-budgetary Programmes;
(2) for the financial years 1972, 1973 and 197** the Admi nistrati'vp and Operational
Services Costs of Technical Assistance have been estimated as follows:
1972 1973 197*1
$1 03** 220 (Net) $1 082 600 (Net) $1 130 500 (Net);
(З) for thfe Administrative and Operational Services Costs of Technical Assistance
the contingent expenditures described in Clause A (1*) have been estimated as
follows:
1972 1973 197*1
$31 500 $62 700 $92 800;
(**) the precise Technical Assistance Work Programme and related budget estimates
may require adjustments once the requests formulated by recipient countries
are known to the Organization; and
RESOLVES:
(1) that the adjustments that may be required relating to Administrativp and Oper-
ational Services Costs of Technical Assistance shall be effected by the
Secretary General, within the regulations applicable to the United Nations
Development Programme, on the understanding that the overall requirements
shall not at any time exceed the amounts placed at the disposal of the
Organization for this purpose.
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A18-2U: Principles to be applied in the determination of scales of assessment .
(minimum'assessment)'
WHEREAS the minimum assessment of .13 percent and maximum assessment of
. 30 percent were approved by . the Assembly at a time when ICAO had
only 75 Contracting States;
WHEREAS ICAO now has 120 Contracting States;
WHEREAS since the 16th Assembly four States representing- 15-11 percent
of the total assessments in 1971 have become members of ICAO;
and
•WHEREAS the Assembly believes that all Contracting States should'share
in the reduction in scales of contributions allowed by addi-
tional contributions to the Organization;*
Therefore,
-THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES:
(1) that all Contracting States share in the assessment reduction
permitted by the addition of four new Contracting States;*
(2) that Resolution А12-30,- paragraph-(1) (b)-(ii) be amended to
read: "the minimum contribution of any one'Contracting State
should be .10 percent for a full financial year";
(3) that the foregoing amendment shall enter into force beginning
with the year 1972.
A18-25: Principles to be applied in the determination of scales of assessment
(maximum assessment)
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES.:
(1) that Resolution A12-30, paragraph (1) (b) (iii) be amended to
read:, "the contribution to.be paid by any one Contracting
State in any one year should not exceed 28.75 percent of the
total contributions”; and
(2) that the foregoing amendment shall enter into force beginning
with the year 1972.
* Subject to the provisions of Resolution A7-3
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А18-26: Apportionment of the Expenses of ICAO among Contracting States
THE ASSEMBLY RESOLVES:
(1) that the amounts to be assessed, on Contracting States for 1972, 1973
and 197U, pursuant to Article 61, Chapter XII of the Convention, shall
be determined in accordance with the scales set out below:
1972 1973 197U
Af ghanis.tan/Af ganistan .10 .10 .10
Algeria/Algerie/Argelia .11 .11 .11
Argentina/Argent i ne .86 .85 • 85
AuStralia/Australie 1.60 1.59 1.5'8
Austria/Autriche - Л5 ли ли
Barbados/Barbade .10 .10 ..10
Bel gitim/Bel gique/Bel gi c a i.oU 1.0U 1.03
Bolivia/Bdlivie .10- .10 .10
Brazil/Bresil/Brasil .88 .87 .87
Bulgari a/Bulgar ie .16 .16 .16
Burma/Birmanie/Birmania .10 .10 .10
Burundi- .10 .10 .10
Cameroon/Cameroun/Camerun .10 .10 .10.
Canada/Canada 3.27 3.2U 3.23
Central African Republic/Republique centrafricaine/ .10 .10 .10
Rep6iblica Centroafriсапа
Ceylon/Ceylan/Ceilan .10 .10 .10
Chad/Tchad .10 .10 .10
Chile/Chili .21 .21 .21
China, Republic of/Chine,Republique de/China,Republica de .67 .67 • 67
Colombia/Colombie .27 .27 • 27
Congo, Democratic Republic of/Republique democratique du/ .10 .10 .10
Republics Democratica del
Congo, People's Republic of/Republique populaire du/ .10 .10 .10
Republics Populsr del
Costs Ries .10 .10 .10
Cubs .12 .12 .12
Cyprus/Chypre/Chipre .10 .10 .10
Czechoslovak Socialist Republic/Republique socialiste
tchecosloVaque/Republica Socialists Checoslovaca • 70 .69 .69
Dahomey .10 .10 .10
Denmark / Dane mark/ Di n atnar c a .62 .61 .61
Dominican Republic/Republique Dominicaine/ .10 .10 .10
Republics Dominicans
Ecuador/Equateur .10 .10 .10
El Salvador .10 .10 .10
Ethiopia/Ethiopie/Etiopia .10 .10 .10
Finland/Flnlande/Finlandia -.39 .38 .38
France/Francia 5.51* 5.50 5.U8
Gaboh/Gabon .10 .10 .10
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А18-26 (Cont'd) 1972 1973 1972*
Germany, Federal Republic of/Allemagne, Republ'ique 5.51 5.U7- 5Л5
federale d'/Aleman!a, Republics Federal de
Ghana .10 .10 .10
Greece/Grece/Grecia .1*0 .39 .39
Guatemala .10 .10 .10
Guinea/Guinee . 10. •• .10 .10
Guyana/Gty ane .10 .10 .10
Haiti/Haiti/Haiti .10 . .10 .10-
Honduras .10 .10 .10
Hungary/Hongrie/Hungria .38 .37 .37
Iceland/Islande/Islandia .10 .10 .10
India/Inde 1.17 1.17 1.16
Indonesia/Indonesie .22 . .22 .22
Iran/Iran .21 .21 .21
Iraq/Irak .10 .10 .10
Ireland/Irlande/Irlanda .26 .26 .26
Israel/Israel .37 .36 .36
Italy/Italie/Italia 3.37 3.31* 3.33
Ivory Coast/Cote d'lvoire/Costa de Marfil .10 .10 . .10
J amai ca/J amaique .10 .10 .10
J арап/Japon/Japon 7.51 1* .96 5.18
Jordan/Jordanie/Jordania .10 .10 .10
Kenya/Kenia .10 .10 .10
Khmer Republic/Republique khmere/Republica Khmer .10 .10 .10
Korea,Republic of/Coree,Republique de/Corea,Republica de .11 .11 .11
Kuwait/Koweit .13 .13 ' .13
Laos .10 .10 .10
Lebanon/Liban/Libano .21 .21 .21
Liberia/Liberia .10 . .10 .10
Libyan' Arab Republic/Republique arabe libyenne/ .10 .10 .10
Reptiblica Arabe Libia
Luxembourg/Luxemburge .10 .10 .10
Madagascar .10 .10 .10
Malawi .10 .10 .10
Malaysia/Malaisie/Malasia .12 .12 .12
Mali/Mali .10 .10 .10
Malta/Malte .10 .10 .10
Mauritania/Mauritanie .10 .10 .10
Mauri t i us/Mauri ce/Mauri ci о .10 .10 .10
Mexi co/Mexique/Mexico • 90 -.89 .89
Moгоссо/Maroc/Marruecos .10 .10 .10
Nepal/Nepal .10 .10 .10
Netherlands, Kingdom of/Pays-Bas, Royaume des/ 1.56 1.55 1.51*
Paises Bajos, Reino de los
New Zealand/Nouvelle-Zelande/Nueva Zelandia .31 .31 .31
Nicaragua .10 .10 .10
Niger/Niger - .10 .10 .10
Nigeria/Nigeria .12 .12 .12
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А18-26 (Cont/d) 1972 1973 1974
Norway/Norvege/Noruega .47 .46 .46
Paki s t an / Paqui st an .41 .40 .40
Panama/Panama .10 .10 .10
Paraguay .10 .10 .10
Peru/Perou/Peru .16 .16 .16
Philippines/Filipinas .33 .33 .33
Poland/Pologne/Polonia 1.09 1.09 1.08
Portugal .28 .28 .28
Roman i a/Roumanie/Rumani a .30 .30 .30
Rwanda .10 .10 .10
Saudi Arahia/Arabie Saoudite/Arabia Saudita .10 .10 .10
Senegal/Senegal .10 .10 .10
Sierra Leone/Sierra Leona .10 .10 .10
Singapore/Singapour/Singapur .10 .10 .10
Somalia/Somalie .10 .10 .10
South Africa/Afrique du Sud/Sudafrica .56 • 55 • 55
Spain/Espagne/Espana 1.24 1.23 1.22
Sudan/Soudan/Sudan .10 .10 .10
Sweden/Suede/Suecia 1.15 1.15 1.14
Switzerland/Suisse/Suiza 1.02 1.02 1.01
Syria/Syrie/Siria .10 .10 .10
Tanzania, United Republic of/Tanzanie, Republique-Unie de/ .10 .10 .10
Tanzania, Republica Unida de
Thailand/Thailande/Tailandia .15 • 15 .15
Togo .10 .10 .10
Trinidad and Tobago/TrinitS-et-Tobago/Trinidad у Tabago .10 .10 .10
Tunisia/Tunisie/Tunez .10 .10 .10
Turkey/Turqui e/Turquia .33 .33 .33
Uganda/Ouganda .10 .10 .10
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics/Union des Republiques 13.48 13.39 13.33
socialistes sovietiques/Union de Republicas
Socialistas Sovieticas
United Arab Republic/Repub 11 que arabe unie/ .22 .22 .22
Republica Arabe Unida
United Kingdom/Royaume-Uni/Reino Unido 5-87 5.82 5.8o
United States/Etats-Unis/Estados Unidos 28.75 28.75 28.75
Upper Volta/Haute-Volta/Alto Volta .10 .10 .10
Uruguay .10 .10 .10
Venezuela .43 .42 .42
Viet-Nam, Republic of/Republique du/Republica de .10 .10 .10
Yemen Arab Republic/Republique arabe du Yemen/ .10 .10 .10
Republica Arabe del Yemen
Yemen, People's Democratic Republic of/Yemen, .10 .10 .10
Repiiblique democratique populaire du/
Yemen, Republica Democratica Popular del
Yugoslav!a/Yougoslavie .31 .31 .31
Zambia/Zambie .10 .10 .10
100.00 100.00 100.00
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А18-26 (Cont'd)
(2)
that the approved scales of assessments shall not he adjusted to include
the assessments of new Member States joining the Organization in the in-
terval between Assemblies; the assessments of these new States shall be
kept in addition to the existing 100 per cent scale and their contri-
butions shall be credited to the General Fund; ,
(3)
that the draft scales of assessments for the calendar years 1975» 1976
and 1977 shall be prepared by the Secretary General on the basis of the
principles set out in Clause 1 of Resolution A12-30, as amended by Reso-
lutions A18-21* and A18-25, incorporating the assessment percentages of
any new Contracting States that may join the Organization after the
Eighteenth Session of the Assembly, in the light of the-principle
embodied in Clause 1 of A18-2h;
(M
that Resolutions A16-53~and A16-5^- are hereby superseded effective
1 January 1972.
Al8-27;
Supplementary Appropriation Limits
THE ASSEMBLY .
NOTES: (a) that the financial limits concerning Council authority to
approve supplementary appropriations when the Assembly is
not in Session contained in Financial Regulation 5-2 a)
were last reviewed and revised in 1959 and set at that
time at the level of $100 000 for the first year of a bud-
get triennium and $150 000 each for the second and third
years;
(b) that the 1959 gross appropriation level of approximately
$h UOO 000 will increase to approximately $11 88h 000 as
an average in the triennium 1972-1973-197^; and therefore
RESOLVES:
that Financial Regulation 5-2 a) contained in Doc 7515/5
be amended as follows, effective 1 January 1972:
"ARTICLE V - APPROPRIATIONS
5-2 The Council may, in respect of a given financial
year, approve appropriations in excess of the budget
voted by the Assembly, which may be met to the extent
necessary by advances from the Working Capital Fund
as follows:
a) up to an amount not exceeding $200 000 in
respect of the first year following adoption
of the budget, $300 000 in respect of the
second year and $150 000 in respect of the
third year, to meet unavoidable expenditures
other than those specified in Regulation
5.2b) and c);" .
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A18-28: Working Capital Fund
THE ASSEMBLY NOTES that:
(1) in accordance with Resolution A16-55 the Council has reported upon
and the Assembly has considered the adequacy of the level of the
Working Capital Fund and the related borrowing authority;
(2) the level of the Working Capital Fund has been adequate and the
financial position of the Organization has been sound during the
years 1968, 1969 and 1970;
(3) it is not considered necessary to assess Contracting States for
cash deficits caused by arrears in contributions;
(h) the percentage relationship of the Working Capital Fund to the
annual appropriation has substantially decreased in recent years
and will become even less under the appropriation levels likely
to be approved for 1972, 1973 and 197^;
(5) the timing of payments of assessed contributions by Contracting
States has become less satisfactory during recent years than was
the case earlier, and that this could weaken the financial posi-
tion of the Organization unless corrected;
(6) it has not been necessary for the Organization to use the borrowing
authority approved by the Sixteenth Assembly;
(7) the Council has recommended an increase in the level of the Working
Capital Fund and continuance of the borrowing authority in the next
triennium because of the increased expense level anticipated and
the uncertain future effect of economic developments on the Organ-
ization's expenses; acid therefore
RESOLVES:
(1) that Resolution A16-55 is no longer effective and is hereby
superseded;
(2) that the level of the Working Capital Fund be established at
$1 100 000 effective 1 January 1972, subject to temporary
increases resulting from advances paid by new States becoming
members of the Organization after approval of the 1972 scale
of assessments;
(3) that the increased level of the Working Capital Fund be attained
as follows:
a) the amount of the assessed advance to the Working Capital Fund
of each Member State on 1 January 1972 shall be determined on
the basis of the 100$ scale of assessments for the General
Fund for 1972;
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b) new States that joined the Organization during the years 1969 ,
1970 and 1971 shall have credited toward such assessed advances
under a) above the amount of their respective advances to the
Working Capital Fund as assessed upon their becoming members
of the Organization;
c) other Contracting States shall have credited toward such as-
sessed advances under a) above the amounts of their individual
equities in the Working Capital Fund as of 31 December 1971 as
determined on the basis of the scale of assessments for the
General Fund for the year 1969;
d) such Contracting States referred to under c) above shall also
have credited toward their total assessments, including their
assessed advances under a) above, their respective shares in
a distribution of $180 000 of net realized surplus of the Organ-
ization accumulated in years prior to 1970, such shares to be
determined on the basis of the amounts assessed for the years
to which the realized surplus relates, starting from the
earliest;
(1) that after satisfaction of the assessed advances under (3) above by
application of the credits described and any necessary balancing
payments, the equities of Contracting States in the Working Capital
Fund shall be as determined on the basis of the scale of assessments
for the General Fund for 1972;
(5) that to finance regular and supplementary appropriations that cannot
be financed from the General Fund and the Working Capital Fund the
Secretary General be authorized, with the prior approval of the
Finance Committee of the Council, to borrow amounts needed to meet
immediate obligations of the Organization, and that he be required
to repay such amounts as rapidly as possible, the outstanding total
of such indebtedness of the Organization at no time to exceed
$100 000 during the year 1972 and at no time to exceed $500 000
during the remainder of the triennium;
(6) that the Council shall report to the next major'session of the
Assembly:
a) on the adequacy of the level of the Working Capital Fund in the
light of experience during 1971, 1972 and 1973; and
b) whether the financial position of the General Fund and the
Working Capital Fund would indicate the need for assessing
Contracting States for cash deficits caused by arrears of
contributions; and
URGES that States in arrears meet their obligations to the Organization
as promptly as possible and that all Contracting States pay their assess-
ments as early in the year in which they fall due as their financial
systems permit, in order to lessen the need for the Organization to
draw on the Working Capital Fund.
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А18-29:
Confirmation of Council action with respect to the assessments of the Hungarian
People's Republic, the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen, Mauritius and the
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
WHEREAS Financial Regulations 6.8 and Т.Н provide that the Council shall, if
the Assembly is not in session, determine the contributions of a new
Contracting State, subject to approval or adjustment at the next
session of the Assembly;
WHEREAS the Council has acted accordingly in respect of the States which
became members of the International Civil Aviation Organization
after the Sixteenth Session of the Assembly, namely, the Hungarian
People's Republic on 30 October 1969, the People's Democratic
Republic of Yemen on February 1970, Mauritius on 1 March 1970,
and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics on 1U November 1970;
THE ASSEMBLY CONFIRMS the action of the Council in assessing the contri-
butions of the Hungarian People's Republic at the rate of . U8%
of the total scale of 100%, of the People's Democratic Republic
of Yemen and Mauritius at the minimum rate of .13%, and of the
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics at the rate of lU.37%, such
assessment rates to apply for each respective Contracting State
from the first day of the month following that in which it became
a member of the Organization through 31 December 1971-
A18-30: Approval of the Accounts of the Organization for the Financial Years 1968,
1969 and 1970 and examination of the Audit Reports thereon
WHEREAS the accounts of the Organization for the financial years 1968, 1969
and 1970 and'the Audit Reports thereon, submitted by the Auditor
General of Canada - a member of the Joint Panel of Auditors of the
United Nations and Specialized Agencies - as the External Auditor
of ICAO, have been submitted to the Assembly after being circu-
lated to Contracting States;
WHEREAS the Council has examined the Audit Reports and submitted them with-
out comment to the Assembly for its review; and
WHEREAS in accordance with Chapter VII, Article h-9 (f) of the Convention
expenditures have been reviewed;
THE ASSEMBLY:
(1) APPROVES the accounts for the financial year 1968 and notes the
Report of the External Auditor thereon;
(2) APPROVES the accounts for the financial year 1969 and notes the
Report of the External Auditor thereon;
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(3) APPROVES the accounts for the financial year 1970 and notes the
Report of the External Auditor thereon;
(1) CONFIRMS the action taken by the Council in suspending the provi-
sions of Financial Regulation 5-7 with respect to Part VI (Sepcial
Training Fund) of the appropriations for 1969, 1970 and 1971 and
in allowing payments against unliquidated obligations or commit-
ments under Part VI to be charged against the appropriation for
the year in which obligated or committed up to three years after
the end of that year.
A18-31:
Approval of the Financial Statements of the United Nations Development
Programme for the Financial Years 1968, 1969 and 1970 and examination
of the Audit Reports thereon
WHEREAS the financial statements of the United Nations Development Programme
(for the Technical Assistance and the Special Fund Components) and
the separate Audit Reports thereon, submitted by the Auditor General
of Canada - a member of the Joint Panel of Auditors of the United
Nations and Specialized Agencies - as the External Auditor of ICAO,
for the financial years 1968, 1969 and 1970 have been submitted to
the Assembly after being circulated to Contracting States;
WHEREAS the Council has examined the Audit Reports and submitted them without
comment to the Assembly for its review and for submission to the
Governing Council and to the United Nations General Assembly;
WHEREAS the financial regulations of the United Nations Development Programme
provide that audits on the Technical Assistance and Special Fund
Programmes will be reported separately from the regular audit of the
normal activities of the executing agencies and shall be submitted
to the United Nations General Assembly for examination and approval;
THE ASSEMBLY:
(1) APPROVES the financial statements with respect to the United Nations
Development Programme for the financial year 1968 and notes the Reports
of the External Auditor thereon;
(2) APPROVES the financial statements with respect to the United Nations
Development Programme for the financial year 1969 and notes the Reports
of the External Auditor thereon;
(3) APPROVES the financial statements with respect to the United Nations
Development Programme for the financial year 1970 and notes the Reports
of the External Auditor thereon;
(Ц) DIRECTS that the financial statements and the Audit Reports be trans-
mitted to the Governing Council of the United Nations Development
Programme, the Advisory Committee and the United Nations General
Assembly.
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LIST OF DOCUMENTS AND WORKING PAPERS CONSIDERED OR PRODUCED
BY THE EIGHTEENTH SESSION OF THE ASSEMBLY
Document or Working Paper Number Agenda Item Subject
Doc 8958.A18-Res. Doc 8960 A18-EX Doc 8957 A18-EC Doc 8961 A18-TE Doc 8951* A18-LE Doc 8962 A18-AD Resolutions and Index to Documentation Report of the Executive Committee Report of the Economic Commi ssi on Report of: the Technical Commi ssi on Report and Minutes of the Legal Commi ssion Report of the Administrative Commission
Doc 8963 A18-Miri. P/l-16 A18-Min. EX/1-16 A18-Min. EC/1-9 A18-Min. TE/1-11 A18-Min. AD/1-11 Minutes of the Plenary Meetings Minutes of the Executive Committee Minutes of.the Economic Commission Minutes of the Technical Commissi on Minutes of the Administrative Commission Supporting Documentation
Doc 8792 A18-P/1 8 Annual Report of the Council to the Assembly for 1968
Doc 8869 A18-P/2 8 Annual Report of the Council to the Assembly for 1969
Doc 8918 A18-P/3 8 Annual Report of the Council to the Assembly for 1970
Supplement to Doc 8918 8 Supplementary Report on the Activities of the Organization in the First Four Months of 1971
Doc 8917 A18-AD/1 29 Budget Estimates for the Financial Years 1972, 1973 and 1971*
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Document or Working Paper Number Agenda Item Subject
A18-WP/1 P/l and Addenda 1 to 5 6 Provisional Agenda for the Session, with explana- tory notes
A18-WP/2 TE/1 and Corrigendum 17 Basic documentation submitted by the Council on Agenda Item 17
A18-WP/5 EC/1 25.2 Basic documentation submitted by the Council on Agenda Item 25.2
A18-WP/4 EX/1 12.1 Basic documentation submitted by the Council on Agenda Item 12.1
A18-WP/5 EX/2, Corrigendum and Addendum 12.2 Basic documentation submitted by the Council on Agenda Item 12.2
A18-WP/6 EC/2 25.2 Basic documentation submitted by the Council on Agenda Item 25.2
A18-WP/7 AD/2 29 Budget 1971» Supplementary Estimates and Appro- priations
A18-WP/8 AD/5 50 Financial Statements and Reports of the External Auditor for the financial year 1968
A18-WP/9 AD/4 50 Financial Statements and Reports of the External Auditor for the financial year 1969
A18-WP/1O AD/5 50 Financial Statements and Reports of the External Auditor for the financial year 1970
A18-WP/11 EX/5 AD/6 and Corrigendum 11.1 51 Report on States in arrears
A18-WP/12 AD/7 52.1 Report to the Assembly on Council action in assessing the Hungarian People's Republic upon its becoming a member of ICAO
A18-WP/15 AD/8 52.1 Report to the Assembly on Council action in assessing Mauritius upon its becoming a member of ICAO
A18-WP/14 AD/9 and Addendum 52.1 Report to the Assembly on Council action in assessing the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen upon its becoming a member of ICAO
A18-WP/15 AD/1O 52.1 Report to the Assembly on Council action in assessing the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics upon its becoming a member of ICAO
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Document or Working Paper Number Agenda Item Subject
A18-WP/16 AD/11 32 32.2 Secretary General’s suggested scales of assessments for 1972, 1973 and 1974
A18-WP/17 AD/12 33 Report on the Working Capital Fund
A18-WP/18 EC/3 22.2 Tentative inventory of major problems associated with development in the air transport field
A18-WP/19 P/5 9 Background information on the election of Contracting States to be represented on the Council
A18-WP/2O ECA 22.2 Action taken by the Council on Resolution A16-24 (Tariff Enforcement)
A18-WP/21 EC/5 24 Problems in the Facilitation field requiring special attention from Contracting States and their airline operators
A18-WP/22 EC/6 25.1 Report on work done by the Organization on the eco- nomics of route facilities and services since the 16th Session of the Assembly and work envisaged for the period 1972-1974
A18-WP/2J LE/1 and Addendum 26 Proposed work programme in the legal field for the period July 1971 to December 1974
A18-WP/24 EC/7 22.3 Study of possible development of traffic flow statistics
A18-WP/25 EC/8 23.1 Programme of regional air transport studies
A18-WP/26 EX/4 37 Proposal by Sweden for the deletion of the second •sentence of Article 7 (Cabotage) of the Convention
A18-WP/27 EX/5 37 Extracts from records of the discussion at the 16th Session of the Assembly on an identical proposal by Sweden
A18-WP/28 LE/2 28 Some notes on problems arising out of leases, charters and interchange of aircraft in inter- national operations
A18-WP/29 EC/9 22.1 Feasibility of undertaking studies of international air transport fares and tariffs
A18-WP/3O EX/6 AD/13 36 29 Introduction of Russian as a working language of ICAO
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Document or Working Paper Number Agenda Item Subject
A18-WP/J1 TE/2 and Addendum 18 Report on action taken on Assembly Resolution A16-17 (Unification of units of measurement)
A18-WP/J2 EX/7 14 Draft resolution submitted by Switzerland calling for a study of measures to reduce or eliminate the adverse effects of civil aviation development on the environment
A18-WP/33 EX/8 38 Proposal of Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Colombia, Guatemala, Indonesia, Lebanon, Mexico, Senegal and Spain for the amendment of Article 56 of the Convention to increase the membership of the Air Navigation Commission
A18-WP/J4 EX/9 38 Factual information, presented by the Secretary General, on the establishment, composition, and terms of reference of the Air Navigation Commission
A18-WP/J5 TE/3 17 Paper submitted by Denmark on the need to speed up ICAO's work on Manuals and other guidance material
AI8-WP/56 LE/5 27 Draft resolution calling for the speedy adoption and ratification of a convention on acts of unlawful interference with international civil aviation other than unlawful seizure of aircraft
A18-WP/J7 EX/1O 16 Council recommendation for the amendment of Rule 48 of the Standing Rules of Procedure of the Assembly
AI8-WP/38 LE/4 28 Draft resolution submitted by Switzerland calling for the preparation of amendments to the Annexes to the Convention designed to facilitate the inter- change of aircraft
A18-WP/39 AD/14 3^ Report on the staffing of the language Branch submitted by the Council pursuant to Resolution A16-39
A18-WP/4O EX/11 14 Draft paper on the role of civil aviation in the relationship between technological advancement and the human environment, intended to serve as a basis for ICAO's submission to the UN Conference on the Prob- lems of the Human Environment
A18-WPA1 LE/5 28 Paper submitted by the International Air Transport Association on problems connected with the inter- change of aircraft
A18-WPA2 P/6 10 Report folder system
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Document or Working Paper Number Agenda Item Subject
A18-WP/43 P/7 6.1 Suggested schedule for consideration of agenda items
A18-WP/44 TE/4 18 Paper submitted by the International Air Trans- port Association on the use of millibars as the only unit for altimeter settings
A18-WP/45 EX/12 38 Text of the Council decision endorsing the proposal in WP/33 for the amendment of Article 56 of the Convention
A18-WP/46 P/8 8 Proposal by Sweden concerning the preparation of an amendment to Appendix 3 to Annex 13 to provide for stricter and more efficient reporting of acci- dent data
A18-WP/47 EX/13 39 Documentation provided by the Council on Agenda Item 39 (UN General Assembly Resolutions 2555 and 270to
A18-WP/48 AD/15 35 Beport on developments and action taken in connection with new Headquarters premises pursuant to Resolution A16-12
A18-WP/49 EX/14" and Addendum 15 Progress report submitted by the Council pursuant to Clause (2) of Resolution A17-24 (Work done by the Council and other ICAO bodies to combat unlawful interference with international civil aviation)
A18-WP/5O EC/1O 22.1 Paper presented by the Institut du Transport aerien on its Study entitled "Commercial Air Transport from i960 to 1970; Prospects for the New Decade"
A18-WP/51 EX/15 8 Report on the Activities of the Joint Inspection Unit
A18-WP/52 EX/16 15 Paper presented by Australia on aviation security intelligence
A18-WP/53 P/9 8 Tabulations providing information additional to that appearing in Chapter I of the Council's Annual Report for 1970
A18-WP/54 EX/17 to Draft resolution presented by Brazil on the use of languages other than the ICAO working languages at regional meetings
A18-WP/55 EX/18 to Note presented by the Secretary General in relation to the proposal in WP/5^
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Document or Working Paper Number Agenda Item Subject
A18-WP/56 EX/19 13 Report on the study made pursuant to Resolution A16-5 of the feasibility of applying a systems planning process to the introduction of new air- craft types
A18-WP/57 TE/6 LE/6 21 28 Report on work done by the Air Navigation Com- to give effect to Recommendation No. 4 of the European Civil Aviation Conference (July 1969)
A18-WP/58 EC/11 22.2 Paper presented by the International Air Trans- port Association on the economics of air trans- port operations
A18-WP/59 EC/12 25.1 Paper presented by the International Air Trans- port Association on the problem of charging for facilities and services provided for en- route navigation
A18-WP/6O EC/12 25.2 Paper presented by the International Air Trans- port Association on airport landing and associ- ated charges
A18-WP/61 AD/16 32 32.2 Suggested scales of assessments for 1972, 1973 and 1974 presented by the Secretary General on the basis of the reduction of the minimum assess- ment to .11$
A18-WP/62 P/8 8 Paper presented by the Secretary General in relation to the proposal in WP/46
A18-WP/65 LE/7 TE/8 and Corrigendum 21 28 Paper presented by the United States of America on leasing problems arising from deficiencies in the Convention and its Annexes and proposed solutions
A18-WP/64 TE/9 17 Paper presented by the Secretary General providing information intended to facilitate discussion on WP/35
A18-WP/65 EX/20 14 Paper presented by the United States of America submitting suggested substitutes for both the draft paper and the draft resolution in WP/4O
A18-WP/66 AD/17 6.1 Suggested order of consideration of agenda items referred to the Administrative Commission and terms of reference for the Budget and Contributions Working Groups
A18-WP/67 P/10 3 Statement submitted by the Delegation of Pakistan on the development of civil aviation in that country
A18-WP/68 P/ll 3 Some statistics on civil aviation in Yugoslavia, submitted by the Yugoslav Delegation
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Document or Working Paper Number Agenda Item Subject
A18-WP/69 P/12 9 Information provided by the Mexican Delegation in connection with Mexico’s candidature for the Council
A18-WP/7O AD/18 and Corrigendum 52 32.2 Draft resolution submitted by the United States of America on the sharing of the assessment re- duction permitted by the latest four additions to the Organization's membership and on the lowering of the minimum and maximum assessments
A18-WP/71 P/13 3 Statement made by the Director General of the International Air Transport Association at the Fourth Plenary Meeting
A18-WP/72 P/14 3 Statement by the Chief Delegate of the Republic of Singapore
A18-WP/75 P/15 3 Note submitted by the Spanish Delegation on the importance of Spain in international air transport
A18-WP/74 EC/14 25.1 25.2 Paper submitted by France on the timing of changes in airport and air navigation facility tariffs and in charging regulations
A18-WP/75 LE/8 TE/10 28 Draft resolution submitted by France on interchange of aircraft
A18-WP/76 P/16 3 Development of civil aviation and operational facilities in Cyprus since the 16th Session of the Assembly
A18-WP/77 P/17 9 Joint statement by the Delegations of Denmark, Norway and Sweden concerning Norway's candidature for the Council
A18-WP/78 P/18 3 Statement made by the Chief Delegate of India at the Second Plenary Meeting
A18-WP/79 P/19 8 Note presented by France suggesting a study of the usefulness of collecting and examining, at the international level, data relating to aircraft incidents
A18-WP/8O EX/21 14 Comments of the United Kingdom on the draft paper in WP/4O
A18-WP/81 EX/22 15 Suggestion by Czechoslovakia for the preparation of basic principles for measures that might be taken in the air to prevent unlawful seizure of aircraft and for measures to be taken by air traffic control services to safeguard the flight of a diverted aircraft and the flow of other traffic
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Document or Working Paper Number Agenda Item Subject
A18-WP/82 P/20 5 Statement by the Delegation of Malaysia
AI8-WP/83 P/21 5 Statement submitted by the Delegation of Nepal on the development of air transport in that country
A18-WP/84 LE/9 8. Draft resolution submitted by the People's Bepublic of Bulgaria on ratification of or adherence to the Protocol amending the Warsaw Convention, signed in Guatemala City on 8 March 1971
AI8-WP/85 P/22 5 Statement by the Partner States of the East African Community - Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda
A18-WP/86 TE/12 17 Amendments suggested by the Netherlands in Appendices A and В to the Consolidated Statement of Continuing Air Navigation Policies and Associated Practices in WP/2
A18-WP/87 EX/25 14 Draft resolution on aircraft noise submitted by the Airport Associations Co-ordinating Council
A18-WP/88 AD/1O 8 Draft of the Administrative Commission's report on Agenda Item 8
A18-WP/89 AD/11 52.1 Draft of the Administrative Commission's report on Agenda Item 32.1
A18-WP/9O AD/21 50 Draft of the Administrative Commission's report on Agenda Item 30
A18-WP/91 EC/15 8 Draft of the Economic Commission's report on Agenda Item 8
A18-WP/92 EC/16 22.1 Draft of the Economic Commission's report on Agenda Item 22.1
A18-WP/93 EC/17 23-1 Draft of the Economic Commission's report on Agenda Item 23>1
A18-WP/94 LE/1O 26 Proposal by Belgium on Items 1(a) and 1(b) in the General Work Programme of the Legal Committee in WP/23
A18-WP/95 AD/22 31 Draft of the Administrative Commission's report on Agenda Item 31
AI8-WP/96 AD/3 29 Draft report of the Administrative Commission on Supplementary Estimates and Appropriations for 1971
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Document of Working Paper Number Agenda Item Subject
A18-WP/97 EX/24 9 Paper presented by the Secretary General dis- cussing the possibility of conditionally elect- ing three additional Council members pending the coming into force of the amendment to Article 50(a) of the Convention
A18-WP/98 EC/18 24 Draft of the Economic Commission's report on Agenda Item 24
A18-WP/99 LE/11 26 Proposal of Barbados for the amendment of the Belgian proposal in WP/94
A18-WP/100 P/23 9 Statement by the Chief Delegate of Ceylon ex- plaining that State's withdrawal of its candi- dature for the Council
A18-WP/101 P/24 3 Text of two resolutions adopted by the Inter- national Transport Workers' Federation on airline security and inadequate airport aids and facilities
A18-WP/102 AD/24 34 Draft report of the Administrative Commission on Agenda Item 34
A18-WP/1O3 AD/25 35 Draft report of the Administrative Commission on Agenda Item 35
A18-WP/1O4 EC/19 22.1 Draft report of the Economic Commission on Agenda Item 22.1, supplementing that in WP/92
A18-WP/1O5 EX/25 8,16,36 Draft report of the Executive Committee on Agenda Items 8, 16 and 36
A18-WP/1O6 EX/26 5,6,6.1,7 Draft report of the Executive Committee on Agenda Items 5» 6, 6.1 and 7
A18-WP/1O7 EC/20 23.2 Draft report of the Economic Commission on Agenda Item 23.2
A18-WP/1O8 P/25 10 Report of the Executive Committee to the Plenary on Agenda Items 8, 16 and 36 (cf. WP/105)
A18-WP/1O9 P/26 10 Report of the Administrative Commission to the Plenary on Agenda Item 8 (cf. WP/88)
A18-WP/110 AD/26 32.1 Revised draft of the Administrative Com- mission's report on Agenda Item 32.1, re- placing WP/89
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Document or Working Agenda
Paper Number Item
A18-WP/111 P/28 50 Heport of the Administrative Commission to the Plenary on Agenda Item 30 (cf. WP/90)
A18-WP/112 EX/27 51 Heport of the Administrative Commission to the Executive Committee on Agenda Item 31
A18-WP/113 EX/28 Addendum and Cor- rigendum 59 Draft resolution presented by 26 States on the implementation of United Nations General Assembly Hesolutions 2555 and 2704 in relation to Portugal
A18-WP/114 EX/29 Addendum and Cor- rigendum 59 Draft resolution presented by 32 States on the implementation of United Nations General Assembly Resolutions 2555 and 2704 in relation to South Africa
A18-WP/115 P/29 10 Report of the Economic Commission to the Plenary on Agenda Item 8 (cf. WP/91)
A18-WP/116 Р/ЗО 10 Report of the Economic Commission to the Plenary on Agenda Item 23.1 (cf. WP/95)
A18-WP/117 EC/21 22.1 Estimate of the cost of the feasibility study called for in the draft resolution submitted in WP/1C4, presented by the Secretariat
A18-WP/118 EC/22 22.2 Report of the Working Group on Tariff Enforcement
A18-WP/119 EC/23 23.2 Financial implications of the proposal in WP/IO7 to advance from 1974 to 1972 the appointment of an Air Transport Officer to the North American and Caribbean Regional Office, presented by the Secre- tariat
A18-WP/120 EX/30 14 Draft of the Executive Committee's report on Agenda Item 14
A18-WP/121 EC/24 22.2 Draft of the first part of the Economic Commission's report on Agenda.Item 22.2
A18-WP/122 EX/31 15 Draft of the Executive Committee's report on Agenda Item 13
A18-WP/123 EX/32 58 Draft of the Executive Committee's report on Agenda Item 38
A18-WP/124 EX/33 57 Draft of the Executive Committee's report on Agenda Item 37
A18-WP/125 TE/13 17 Amendments proposed by France to the draft recon- structed statement of continuing air navigation policies in WP/2
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Document or Working Agenda
Paper Number Item
Subject
A18-WP/126 EX/34 15 Draft resolution presented. Dy Israel, Japan, Switzerland, the United States of America and Venezuela on technical measures designed to
protect international air transport against criminal action
A18-WP/127 TE/14 21 Draft of the Technical Commission's report on Agenda Item 21
A18-WP/128 P/27 10 Report of the Economic Commission to the Plenary on Agenda Item 2k (cf. WP/98)
A18-WP/129 P/31 10 Report of the Economic Commission to the Plenary on Agenda Item 22.1 (cf. WPs/92 and 104)
A18-WP/15O P/32 10 Report of the Economic Commission to the Plenary on Agenda Item 23.2 (cf. WP/107)
A18-WP/151 EC/25 22.2 Suggested addition to para. 2 iii) of A18-WP/118 presented by Venezuela
A18-WP/132 TE/15 17 Further amendments proposed by France to the draft reconstructed statement of continuing air navigation policies.
A18-WP/133 TE/16 8 Draft of the Technical Commission's report.on Agenda Item 8
A18-WP/134 TE/17 19 Draft of the Technical Commission's report.on Agenda Item 19
A18-WP/135 TE/18 20 Draft of the Technical Commission's report on Agenda Item 20
A18-WP/136 TE/19 18 Proposal of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics for the amendment of Clause 4 of the draft resolution in Appendix J in WP/2
A18-WP/137 P/33 10 Report of the Executive Committee to the Plenary on Agenda Item 14 (cf. WP/120)
A18-WP/138 P/34 10 Report of the Executive Committee to the Plenary on Agenda Item 13 (cf. WP/122)
A18-WP/139 P/35 10 Report of the Executive Committee to the Plenary on Agenda Item 38 (cf. WP/123)
A18-WP/14O P/36 10 Report of the Executive Committee to the Plenary on Agenda Item 37 (cf. WP/124)
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Document or Working Paper Number Agenda Item Subject
A18-WP/141 LE/12 8,26,27,28 Draft of the Legal Commission's report to the Plenary
A18-WP/142 P/37 10 Report of the Technical Commission to the Plenary on Agenda Item 8 (cf. WP/133)
A18-WP/143 P/38 10 Report of the Administrative Commission to the Plenary on Agenda Item 29 (cf. WP/96)
A18-WP/144 P/39 10 Report of the Administrative Commission to the Plenary on Agenda Item 34 (cf. WP/102)
A18-WP/145 P/40 10 Report of the Administrative Commission to the Plenary on Agenda Item 35 (cf. WP/103)
A18-WP/146 PA1 10 Report of the Administrative Commission to the Plenary on Agenda Item 32.1 (cf. WP/110)
AI8-WP/IA7 EC/26 22.2 Draft of the second part of the Economic Com- mission's report on Agenda Item 22.2
A18-WP/148 EC/27 25.2 Information concerning airport finances pre- sented by the Airport Associations Co-ordinating Council
A18-WP/149 P/42 10 Report of the Technical Commission to the Plenary on Agenda Item 19 (cf. WP/134)
A18-WP/15O РАЗ 10 Report of the Technical Commission to the Plenary on Agenda Item 20 (cf. WP/135)
A18-WP/151 P/44 10 Report of the Technical Commission to the Plenary on Agenda Item 21 (cf. WP/127)
A18-WP/152 EC/28 10 Draft of the General Section of the Economic Commission's report
A18-WP/153 TE/20 17 Draft of the Technical Commission's report on Agenda Item 17
A18-WP/154 EC/29 22.J Draft of the Economic Commission's report on Agenda Item 22.3
A18-WP/155 TE/21 10 Draft of the General Section of the Technical Commission's report
A18-WP/156 TE/22 18 Draft of the Technical Commission's report on Agenda Item 18
A18-WP/157 PA5 10 Report of the Legal Commission to the Plenary
(cf. WP/141)
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Document or Working Paper Number Agenda Item Subject
A18-WP/158 P/46 10 Report of the Economic Commission to the Plenary on Agenda Item 22.2 (cf. WPs/121 and 147)
A18-WP/159 EX/35 and Corrigendum 9 Draft of the Executive. Committee's report on Agenda Item 9
A18-.WP/16O PA7 and Information Paper 10 First part of the Administrative Commission's report to the Plenary on Agenda Item 32.2
A18-WP/161 ЕС/ЗО 25-1 Draft, of the Economic Commission's report bn
25.2 Agenda Items 25.1 and 25.2
A18-WP/162 EX/36 . 59. Draft of the Executive Committee's report bn Agenda Item 39
A18-WP/163 PA8 10 General Section of the Technical Commission's report to the Plenary (cf. WP/155.)
A18-WP/164 PA9 10 Report of the Technical Commission to the Plenary on Agenda Item 17 (cf, WP/153)
A18-WP/165 P/50 10 Report of the Technical Commission to the Plenary bn Agenda Item 18 (cf* WP/156)
A18-WP/166 EX/37 11 Draft of the Executive Committee's report on Agenda Item 11
A18-WP/167 EX/38 and Corrigendum 40 Draft of the Executive Committee's report On Agenda Item 40
A18-WP/168 P/51 10 General Section of the Economic Commission's report to the Plenary (cf. WP/152)
A18-WP/169 P/52 10 Report of the Economic Commission to the Plenary on Agenda Item 22.3 (cf, WP/154)
A18-WP/17O P/53 10 Report of the Economic Commission to the Plenary on Agenda Items 25.1 and 25.2 (cf. WP/161)
A18-WP/171 EX/39 12.1, 12.2 Draft of the Executive Committee's report on Agenda Items 12.1 and 12.2
A18-WP/172 P/A IP Final Report of, the Credentials Committee
A18-WP/173 AD/27 29 Draft of the Administrative Commission's report oh Agenda Item 29
A18-WP/174 AD/28 33 Draft of the Administrative Commission's report
on Agenda Item 33
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Document or Working Paper Number Agenda Item Subject
A18-WP/175 AD/29 10 Draft of the General Section of the Administrative Commission's report
A18-WP/176 EX/41 10 Draft of the General Section of the Executive Committee's report to the Plenary
A18-WP/177 P/55 10 Report of the Executive Committee to the Plenary on Agenda Item 59 (cf. WP/162)
AI8-WP/I78 P/56 10 Report of the Administrative Commission to the Plenary on Agenda Item 29 (cf. WP/173)
A18-WP/179 EX/40 15’ . Draft of the Executive Committee's report on Agenda Item 15 ‘
A18-WP/18O P/57 10 Report of the Administrative Commission to the Plenary on Agenda Item 35 (cf. WP/174)
A18-WP/181 EC/31 22.2 Information presented by the United States of America on the newly formed International Air Charter Associ- ation (IACA)
A18-WP/182 P/58 10 Report of the Executive Committee to the Plenary on , Agenda Items 5» 6, 6.1 and 7 (cf. WP/106)
A18-WP/183 P/59 10 Report of the Executive Committee to the Plenary on Agenda Item 11 (cf. WP/166)
A18-WP/184 P/6o 10 Report of the Executive Committee to the Plenary on Agenda Item 9 (cf. WP/159)
A18-WP/185 P/61 Draft resolution cancelling certain resolutions of earlier sessions of the Assembly on which action has been completed and amendments to Rules 64 and 65 of the Standing Rules of Procedure consequential upon the introduction of Russian as a working language
A18-WP/186 P/62 10 Report of the Executive Committee to the Plenary on Agenda Item 40 (cf. WP/167)
AI8-WP/187 P/63 10 Report of the Executive Committee to the Plenary on Agenda Items 12.1 and 12.2 (cf. WP/171)
A18-WP/188 P/64 10 Report of the Executive Committee to the Plenary on Agenda Item 15 (cf. WP/179)
A18-WP/189 P/65 10 General Section of the Executive Committee's report to the Plenary (cf. WP/176)
A18-WP/19O P/66 10 Second part of the Administrative Commission's report to the Plenary on Agenda Item 32.2
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Document or Working Paper Number Agenda „ “ oubject Item d
A18-WP/191 P/67 10 General Section of the Administrative Commission's report to the Plenary (cf. WP/175)
A18-WP/192 AD/5O 32.2 Third part of the Administrative Commission's 10 report on Agenda Item 32.2
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INDEX OF DOCUMENTATION OF THE ASSEMBLY. 18th SESSION
Subject
A18- Doc/WP
ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION AND INCIDENTS: data reporting
agenda 8: annex 13: amend: note: Sec. WP/62 TE/7
" " " " Sweden WP/46 TE/5
" note: France WP/79 P/19
" report: ТЕ WP/133 TE/16
" " ТЕ WP/142 P/57
n it <pg
ACCOUNTS AND'AUDIT REPORTS: approval and examination
agenda JO: 1968-1970: resolution A18-J0 (30/1)
1968: note: Sec. WP/8 AD/3
1969 " " WP/9 AD/4'
1970 " " WP/10 AD/5
report: AD WP/90 AD/21
" AD WP/111 P/28
и AD
AERODROMES See AIRPORTS
AFRICAN CIVIL AVIATION COMMISSION (AFCAC): statement
AGENCE POUR LA SECURITE DE LA NAVIGATION AERIENNE (ASECNA)
statement
AIR FREIGHT See CARGO
AIR NAVIGATION ’
activities: 1968: Council report to Assembly
" 1969: "
" 1970-71: "
AIR NAVIGATION—POLICIES: consolidated statement
agenda 17: co-ordinating group: establishment
" " membership
" " terms of reference
" resolution A18-13 (17/1) App. A-S
note: Sec. WP/2 TE/1 & Corr.
addition: proposal: France WP/1J2 TE/15
report: ТЕ WP/153 TE/20
" ТЕ WP/164 P/49
" ТЕ
AIR NAVIGATION COMMISSION
membership: increase: Chicago art. 56: amendment
agenda 38: action: Council WP/45 EX/12
" note: SG WP/34 EX/9
" proposal: 10 States WP/33 EX/8
Min. ТЕ:7-10
Min. ТЕ:6-9
Min. ТЕ:6,9-10
Min. TE:55-56
Min. P 8963:113-114
ТЕ 8961:4-5
RES 8958:76-77
Min. AD:12-14
Min. AD:12-14
Min. AD:12-14
Min. AD:24-25
Min. P 8963:96
AD 8962:19-20
Min. P 8963:64-66
Min. P 8963:68-69
P/l 8792
P/2 8969
P/3 8918 & Supp.
Min. TE:5
Min. ТЕ:32
Min. ТЕ:43
RES 8958:38-59
Min. TE:3-5,44-49
Min. ТЕ:56-59
Min. ТЕ:74-76
Min. P 8963:156-159
ТЕ 8961:9-54
Min. EX:38
Min. EX:35-38
Min. EX:35-38,40-45
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Subject A18- Doc/WP
AIR NAVIGATION COMMISSION membership: increase: Chicago agenda 38: resolution A18-2 tt It art. 56: amendment (38Д) report: EX WP/123 EX/32 RES 8958:26-27 Min. EX:76-77
tt it It EX WP/139 P/35 Min. P 8963:125
tt It terms of reference statement: Pres. Council tt EX EX 8960:35-39 Min. EX:39-45 Min. EX:38
AIR NAVIGATION COMMISSION—PANELS
establishment, terms of reference, practices
agenda 17: resolution A18-13 (17/1) Арр. C RES 8958:42
amendment: France WP/125 TE/13
" " withdrawal Mi;;. ТЕ:50
note: Sec. WP/2 TE/1 Min. ТЕ:50-51
report: ТЕ WP/153 TE/20 Min. ТЕ:74-76
" ТЕ WP/164 P/49 Min. P 8963:157-159
" ТЕ ТЕ 8961:11,16-17
AIR NAVIGATION SERVICES, PROCEDURES (PANS)
amendments: status 1968 P/l 8792
" " 1969 P/2 8869
•’ " 1970-71 P/3 8918 & Supp.
AIR TRANSPORT: activities
tt 1968: ( Council report to Assembly P/l 8792
1969 tt P/2 8869
1970-71 " p/3 8918 & Corr. & Supp.
tt economic review: 1960-1970
agenda 22.1: Circular AT/26-105 Min. EC:3-4
tt note: ITA WP/50 EC/10 Min. EC:4
tt report: EC WP/92 EC/16 Min. EC:27
tt " EC WP/129 P/31 Min. P 8963:162-164
tt " EC EC 8957:4
statement: ITA Min. P 8963:72-74
tt Pres. Council Min. P 8963:81-82
tt problems: : inventory
agenda 22.2: information paper: USA WP/181 EC/31
tt note: Sec. WP/18 EC/3 Min. EC:28-32
tt report: EC WP/121 EC/24 Min. EC:45
tt " EC WP/158 P/46 Min. P 8963:115-116
tt " EC EC 8957:6
ft regional studies
agenda 23.1: note: Sec. WP/25 EC/8 Min. EC:14-16
tt resolution A18-2O (23.1/1) RES 8958:64
tt report: EC : WP/93 EC/17 Min. EC:28
tt " EC : WP/Пб P/30 Min. P 8963:96-97
n " EC EC 8957:11
tt regional work
agenda 23»2: resolution A18-21 (23.2/1) RES 8958:64-65
tt report: EC WP/107 EC/20 Min. EC:43
tt " EC : WP/130 P/32 Min. P 8963:164
tt it go EC 8957:13-14
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Subject
Д18- Doc/WP
AIR TRANSPORT—SECURITY MEASURES See SECURITY—TECHNICAL MEASURES
AIRTRANSPORT OFFICERS: regional activities
agenda 23.2: budgetary implications DP/3 AD
" " NAM/CAR: note: Sec.
WP/119 EC/23
" resolution A16-2J: implementation
report: Sec. WP/3 EC/1
** resolution A18-21 (23.2/1)
report: EC WP/1O7 EC/2O
" EC WP/13O P/J2
" EC
AIRCRAFT, LEASES, CHARTERS AND INTERCHANGE
legal problems
agenda 28: note: Sec.
11 report: LE WP/141 LE/12
H " LE WP/157 P/45
II " LE
technical problems
agenda 21: establishment: WG
" note: IATA WP/41 LE/5
" " SG WP/57 TE/6, LE/6
" resolution, draft: France WP/75 LE/8, TE/1O
" " Switzerland WP/38 LE/4
" " USA WP/63 LE/7, TE/8 & Corr.
" resolution A18-16 (21/1)
report: ТЕ WP/127 TE/14
" ТЕ WP/151 P/44
" ТЕ
report: WG DP/1 ТЕ
AIRLINES—ECONOMICS
agenda 22.2: note: IATA WP/58 EC/11
" report: EC WP/158 P/46
statement: Australia
" IATA
Min. AD:26-27,31
Min. EC:
Min. EC:21-26
RES 8958:64-65
Min. EC:43
Min. P 8963:164
EC 8957:12-14
WP/28 LE/2
LE 8954:45
Min. P 8963:126
LE 8954:10
Min. ТЕ:22
Min. ТЕ:13,20-22
Min. ТЕ:12-15,20-22
Min. ТЕ:13-15,20-22
Min. ТЕ:21-22
Min. ТЕ:13,16-17,20,37
RES 8958:60-61
Min. ТЕ:67-68
Min. P 8963:114
ТЕ 8961:37-41
Min. ТЕ:32-40
Min. EC:28,32
Min. P 8963:115-116
Min. P 8963:56
Min. P 8963:69-70
AIRPORT AND AIR NAVIGATION FACILITY TARIFFS See MANUALS:
Airport and air navigation facility tariffs
AIRPORT AND ROUTE FACILITY ECONOMICS, Conference, 1972
date: financing
agenda 25.1: note: Sec.
” report: EC
" ” EC
" " EC
" statement:
documentation
WP/22 EC/6
WP/161 EC/30
WP/170 P/53
SG
Min. EC:56,58-62,65-69
Min. EC:76-77
Min. P 8963:165
EC 8957:16
Min. EC:64
Min. EC:74
AIRPORT ASSOCIATION CO-ORDINATING COUNCIL (AACC): statement
Min. P 8963:72
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Subject A18- Doc/WP
AIRPORT ECONOMICS
agenda 25.2: note: AACC WP/148 EC/27 Min. EC:70
” " IATA WP/6O EC/13 Min. EC:65,67,69
" " Sec. WP/6 EC/2 Min. EC:69-74
" report: EC WP/161 EC/3O Min. EC:76-77
" " EC WP/17O P/53 Min. P 8963:165
»• it ec EC 8957:17-18
AIRPORTS: development
" Ghana Min. P 8963:15
" Kenya Min. P 8963:22
" Nepal Min. P 8963:31
" Nigeria Min. P 8963:63
" Tanzania, United Republic of Min. P 8963:^2
" Thailand Min. P 8963:43
" UAR Min. P 8963:51
" financial data: collection
agenda 25.2: note: SG WP/6 EC/2 Min. EC:69-71,74
" report: EC WP/17O P/53 Min. P 8963:165
” " EC EC 8957:18
" inadequate aids and facilities
statement: ITF Min. TE:76
" ITF WP/1O1 P/24 Min. P 8963:75
" navigational aids See NAVIGATIONAL AIDS
" provision: agenda 17
resolution A18-13 (17/1) Арр. M RES 8958:53-54
amendment: Franc e WP/125 TE/13
AIRWORTHINESS: certificates
agenda 17s resolution A18-13 (17/1) App. L
RES 8958:52-53
ALTIMETER SETTING See UNITS OF MEASUREMENT: unification
(altimeter setting, annex 5)
ANDRADE VIVERO, R. (Ecuador)
Assembly XVIII, Vienna, 1971
1st Vice-President: election Min. P 8965580-81
11 nomination report: EX Min. EX:6 EX 8960:4
APONSO, C.W.M. (Ceylon) Assembly XVIII, Vienna, 1971 4th Vice-President: election " nomination report: EX Min. P 8963:80-81 Min. EX:6 EX 8960:4
ARREARS: it it It П It financial aspects agenda 31: note: Sec. " report: AD " " AD " ’’ AD " '* AD WP/11 EX/3, AD/6 & Corr. WP/95 AD/22 WP/112 EX/27 WP/112 EX/27 Min. AD:15-16 Min. AD:25-26 Min. EX:77-78 Min. P 8963:135-136 AD 8962:22-24
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Subject A18- Doc/WP
ARREARS: settlement:- arrangements agenda 11.1: note: Sec. WP/11 EX/3, AD/6 & Corr. " resolution A18-7 (11/1) report: EX WP/166 EX/37 " EX WP/183 P/59 " EX Min. EX:7-8 RES 8958:30-32 Min. EX:132 Min. P 8963:135-136 EX 8960:10-11
ASSEMBLY: powers and duties: statement:’ D/LEB Min. EX:61
ASSEMBLY XVIII, Vienna, 1971 AD: agenda schedule Min. AD: iv,2-3 minutes: approval 1-8 Min. AD:23,70 " " 9-Ю: authority delegated- to Chairman Min. AD:70 opening of meeting Min. AD:1 report AD 8962 " general section WP/175 AD/29 Min. AD:67 " " " WP/191 P/67 Min. P 8963:169 Secretariat officers: introduction Min. AD:2 Vice-chairmen: election Min. AD:2,17 votes of thanks Min. AD:7O-71 working arrangements Min. AD:2 address of welcome: agenda 2: Pres, of the Republic, of Austria Min. P 8963:2-4 agenda RES 8958:5-8 " reference EX & commissions. agenda 6.1 Min. EX'3 " Min. ' 8963:50 " note: Sec. WP' > P/7 " report: EX WP/106 EX/26 Min. EX:131 " " EX WP/182 P/58 Min. P 8963:135 " " EX EX 8960:5 " schedule: Plenary Min. P 8963:iv " , provisional WP/1 P/4 & Add. 1-5 adoption: agenda 6 Min. EX: 1-2 ” " Min. P 8963:49 " " report: EX WP/106 EX/26 Min. EX:131 " " " EX WP/182 P/58 Min. P 8963:135 " " " EX EX 8960:4 agenda items See 1 ASSEMBLY XVIII, Vienna, 1971: opening of the session 2 " " " address of welcome 3 " " " delegations and observers: statements 4 " " " cttees: EX & Credentials: establishment 5 " " " President: election " " " Vice-Presidents: election 6 " " " agenda: adoption 6.1 " " " agenda reference EX & commissions 7 " " " Commissions and co-ordinating cttee Chairmen: election establishment
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Subject
ASSEMBLY XVIII, Vienna, 1971
agenda items See
8 COUNCIL: annual reports to Assembly: ref: EX & commissions
WOLK PROGRAMME: 1972-1974: ref: EX & commissions
See also ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION AND INCIDENTS: data reporting
•’ JOINT INSPECTION UNIT
" MANUALS, TECHNICAL: development: production
9 COUNCIL: election
10 ASSEMBLY XVIII, Vienna, 1971s commissions eud committees: reports
See also specific subjects concerned
11. 1 ARREARS: settlement: arrangements
12. 1 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: activities and policies
12. 2 FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS: financing: implementation A16-8
TRAINING: voluntary contributions: implementation A16-7
13 SYSTEMS PLANNING—NEW AIRCRAFT TYPES: application
14 CIVIL AVIATION:technological advancement/human environment
See also HUMAN ENVIRONMENT
" NOISE: impact/human environment
15 UNLAWFUL INTERFERENCE WITH CIVIL AVIATION
See also SECURITY—INTELLIGENCE
" SECURITY—TECHNICAL MEASURES
16 RULES OF PROCEDURE, ASSEMBLY: rule 48: secret ballot: amendment
17 AIR NAVIGATION—POLICIES: consolidated statement (For List of
Appendices See ASSEMBLY RESOLUTIONS: A18-1J)
18 UNITS OF MEASUREMENT: unification
19 SYSTEMS PLANNING—NEW AIRCRAFT TYPES: application: technical aspects
20 CIVIL AVIATION: technological advancement/human environment:
technical aspects
21 AIRCRAFT, LEASES, CHARTERS AND INTERCHANGE: technical problems
See also OPERATION OF AIRCRAFT: annex 6: amendment
22.1 AIR TRANSPORT: economic review: 1960-1970
See also FARES AND RATES: study: feasibility
22.2 AIR TRANSPORT: problems: inventory
See also AIRLINES—ECONOMICS
'* TARIFF ENFORCEMENT
22.3 TRAFFIC FLOW—STATISTICS
23.1 AIR TRANSPORT: regional studies
See also CARGO: regional studies
" PASSENGER TRAFFIC: regional studies
23.2 AIR TRANSPORT OFFICERS: regional activities
See also AIR TRANSPORT: regional work
24 FACILITATION: programme: implementation
25.1 ROUTE FACILITIES AND SERVICES—ECONOMICS
See also AIRPORT AND ROUTE FACILITY ECONOMICS, Conference. 1972
25.2 AIRPORT ECONOMICS
See also AIRPORTS: financial data: collection
” MANUALS: Airport and air navigation facility tariffs
26 LEGAL WORK PROGRAMME See also COUNCIL RESOLUTIONS: consideration
27 UNLAWFUL INTERFERENCE WITH CIVIL AVIATION—CONVENTION: ratification
28 AIRCRAFT, LEASES, CHARTERS AND INTERCHANGE: legal problems
101
Subject A18,- Doc/WP
ASSEMBLY XVIII, Vienna, 1971
agenda items See
29 BUDGET: 1972, 1973 & 1974: estimates See also
BUDGET: 1971: supp. estimates & appropriations
LANGUAGES: Russian: introduction: budgetary implications
•TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: administrative and operational
service costs: 1972, 1973 & 1974
30 ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT REPORTS: approval and examination See also
UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
financial statements and audit reports
, TA & SF: approval and examination
31 ARREARS: financial aspects
32. 1 ASSESSMENTS: new Member States
32. 2 ASSESSMENTS: 1972, 1973 & 1974
33 WORKING CAPITAL JUND: report
34 LANGUAGE BRANCH: staffing
35 PREMISES—HEADQUARTERS
36 LANGUAGES! Russian: introduction
37 CHICAGO CONVENTION, 1944: article 7: amendment
38 CHICAGO CONVENTION, 1944: article 56 .(ANC membership): amendment
See also AIR NAVIGATION COMMISSION: membership: increase.
39 UNITED NATIONS RESOLUTIONS: 2555 & 2704 (General Assembly)
40 LANGUAGES: regional meetings
attendance: list Budget: WG: establishment " " terms of reference WP/66 AD/17’ commissions: chairmen: election: agenda 7 " " nomination ’’ ’’ " report: EX WP/106 EX/26 " " " " EX WP/182 P/58 it и it tt ex ” establishment: agenda 7 commissions and committees: reports agenda 10: folder system: note: Sec. commissions-and Co-ordinating committee establishment: agenda 7 " " report: EX WP/106 EX/26 " " " EX WP/182 P/58 « tt и EX contributions: WG: establishment " " terms of reference WP/66 AD/17 credentials cttee: final report: agenda 10 WP/I72 P/54 " interim ” " cttees:. EX & Credentials: establishment: agenda 4 delegations and observers: statements: agenda 3 documentation: list EC:: agenda schedule minutes: approval 1-8 " " 9: authority delegated to Chairman opening of meeting RES 8958:9-24 Min. AD:2,11,15 Min. AD:2-3 - Min.. P. 8963:81 Min. EX:7 Min. EX:131 Min. P 8963:135 EX 8960:5 Min. P 8963:50 WP/42 P/6 Min. EX:3 Min. EX:131 Min. P 8963:135 EX 8960:5 Min. EC:2,11,17 Min. AD:2-3,18 Min. p 8963:167-169 Min. P 8963:5-7 Min. P 8963:4 Min. P 8963:7-27,29-47 57-80,99-100,160 RES 8958:79-93 Min. EC:2 Min. EC:18,27,37,45, 53,64,75 Min. EC:77 Min. EC:1
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Subject
Д18- Doc/WP
ASSEMBLY XVIII, Vienna, 1971
EC: report
" general section WP/152 EC/28 & Corr.
” " WP/168 P/51
Secretariat officers: introduction
Vice-chairmen: election
votes of thanks
EX: meetings: open/closed
" schedule
minutes: approval 1-10
report
" general section WP/176 EX/41
" " WP/189 P/65
languages: Russian: use
LE: agenda
attendance: States
documentation: list
minutes: approval
report
" general section WP/157 P/45
” , draft: approval WP/141 LE/12
statements, general: delegations
Vice-Chairmen: election
votes of thanks
working arrangements WP /+3 P/7
opening of session: agenda 1: statement: Council Pres.
Plenary: minutes: approval 1-8
” ’’ ” 9-16: authority delegated
to Council Pres.
President: election: agenda 5
nomination
" : report: EX WP/106 EX/26
'• '"EX WP/182 P/58
" " EX
ТЕ: agenda: review
chairman: congratulations
delegations: general statements
minutes: approval 1-10
н «» и; authority delegated
to Chairman
opening of meeting
report
" general section WP/155 TE/21
" " WP/16J P/48
Vice-chairmen: election
votes of thanks
working arrangements
Vice-Presidents: election: agenda 5
nomination
" : report: EX WP/106 EX/26
" " EX WP/182 P/58
tt и; EX
votes of thanks
EC 8957
Min. EC:76
Min. P 8963:162
Min. EC:1-2
Min. EC:18
Min. EC:77
Min. EX:1 ,
Min. EX:iv,v,39
Min. EX:138
EX 8960
Min. EX:142
Min. P 8963:167
Min. P 8963:4
LE 8954:2
LE 8954:1 /
LE 8954:11
LE 8954:45
LE 8954
Min. P 8963:128
LE 8954:45
LE 8954:13-15
LE 8954:19
LE 8954:46
LE 8954:13
Min. P 8963:1-2
Min. P 8963:170
Min. P 8963:170
Min. P 8963:80
Min. EX:5-6
Min. EX:131
Min. P 8963:135
EX 8960:4
Min. ТЕ:2
Min. ТЕ:2
Min. ТЕ:2
Min. ТЕ:19,23,43,55,72,73
Min. ТЕ:77
Min. TE:1
ТЕ 8961
Min. ТЕ:76
Min. P 8963:155
Min. ТЕ:19
Min. ТЕ:77
Min. ТЕ:2
Min. P 8963:80-81
Min. EX:6
Min. EX:131
Min. P 8963:135
EX 8960:4
Min. P 8963:170-171
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Subject
ASSEMBLY RESOLUTIONS See also
A12-30 ASSESSMENTS
A16 action taken: review: Council report to Assembly A18-P/3 8918
A16-7 TRAINING: voluntary contributions
A16-8 FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS: financing
A16-23 AIR TRANSPORT OFFICERS: regional activities
A16-24 TARIFF ENFORCEMENT
A16-53 & A16-54 ASSESSMENTS
A17-2U UNLAWFUL INTERFERENCE WITH CIVIL AVIATION
A18-1 ASSEMBLY RESOLUTIONS: cancellations
A18-2 CHICAGO CONVENTION, 1944: article 56: amendment
AIR NAVIGATION COMMISSION: membership: increase
Л18-3 CHICAGO CONVENTION, 1944: article 56: amendment:
protocol: ratification
A18-4 UNITED NATIONS RESOLUTIONS: 2555 & 2704 (General Assembly):
implementation: South Africa
A18-5 PREMISES—HEADQUARTERS
A18-6 JOINT INSPECTION UNIT: activities report
A18-7 ARREARS: settlement: arrangements
A18-8 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: activities and policies
A18-9 UNLAWFUL INTERFERENCE WITH CIVIL AVIATION—CONVENTION: ratification
A18-10 SECURITY MEASURES
A18-11 HUMAN ENVIRONMENT, INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE (Stockholm, 1972):
ICAO position
A18-12 HUMAN ENVIRONMENT: SARPS and PANS: development
Л18-13 Appendices A-S
AIR NAVIGATION—EOLICIES: consolidated statement
App. A MEETINGS: AN: worldwide scope
” В ’’ ’’ regional
” C AIR NAVIGATION COMMISSION—PANELS: establishment,
terms of reference, practices
" D SARPS AND PANS: formulation
" E REGIONAL PLANS: formulation
F SARPS AND PANS: implementation
" G REGIONAL PLANS: implementation
" H TRAINING: assistance to States
" I SECRETARIAT: technical: efficiency
" J UNITS OF MEASUREMENT: unification
” К TRAFETC: civil and military: co-ordination
" L AIRWORTHINESS: certificates
SLIGHT CREWS: certificates and licenses
" M AIRPORTS: provision
" N RADIONAVIGATION AIDS: testing
” 0 EMPLOYMENT: ground personnel
" P TRAFFIC SERVICES—NATIONAL BOUNDRIES: delineation
” Q NAVIGATIONAL AIDS: research and development: co-ordination
TELECOMMUNICATIONS: research and development: co-ordination
” R TECHNICAL WO® OF ICAO: participation: States
" S MANUALS, TECHNICAL: development: continuing policy
A18-14 MANUALS, TECHNICAL: development: production
A18-15 UNITS OF MEASUREMENT: unification (altimeter setting: annex 5)
A18-16 AIRCRAFT, LEASES, CHARTERS AND INTERCHANGE: technical problems
A18-17 FARES AND RATES: study: feasibility
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Subject Л18- Doc/WP
ASSEMBLY RESOLUTIONS See also
A18-18 TARIFF ENFORCEMENT
A18-19/TRAFFIC FLOW—STATISTICS: development
A18-20 AIR TRANSPORT: regional studies
A18-21 AIR TRANSPORT: regional work
AIR TRANSPORT OFFICERS: regional activities
A1&-22 BUDGET: 1971: supp. estimates and appropriations
A18-23 BUDGET: 1972, 1973 & 1974: estimates
A18-24 ASSESSMENTS: 1972, 1973 & 1974: principles: scales
determination: minimum 10%
A18-25 ASSESSMENTS: 1972, 1973 & 1974: principles: scales
determination: maximum 28.75%
Al8-26 ASSESSMENTS: 1972, 1973 & 1974: scales
A18-27 BUDGET: 1972, 1973 & 1974: supp. appropriations: limits
Л18-28 WORKING CAPITAL FUND: report
A18-29 ASSESSMENTS: new Member States
A18-3O ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT REPORTS: approval and examination: 1968-1970
A18-31 UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME: financial statements and
audit reports: TA & SF: approval and examination
cancellation: resolution A18-1 RES 8958:25-26
not*: SG A18-WPA85 P/61 Min. P 8963:170
ASSEMBLY RULES OF PROCEDURE See RULES OF PROCEDURE, ASSEMBLY
ASSESSMENTS: new Member States
" agenda 32.1: (Hungary, Mauritius, USSR, Yemen)
resolution A18-29 (32.1/1)
report: AD WP/89 AD/20
" AP WP/110 AD/26
” AD WP/146 P/41
•' AD
’’ agenda 32.1 (Hungary) WP/12 AD/7
" (Mauritius) WP/13 AD/8
" (USSR) WP/15 AD/10
" (Yemen) W»A AD/9
" 1972, 1973 & 1974
agenda 32.2: principles: scales determination
discussion paper DPA AD
maximum 27.55% and minimum 10%: Al2-30: amend.
resolution A18J-24 (32.2A)
report: AD WPA60 P/4-7
'• AD "
" AD
maximum 28.75%: A12-30: amendment
resolution A18-25 (32.2/2)
report: AD WPA9Q P/66
" AD
minimum 10%: A12-30: amendment
resolution A18-24 (32.2/1)
draft: USA WP/70 ADA8 & Corr.
RES 8958:76
Min. AD:24
Min. AD:33
Min. P 8963:100
AD«8962:24
Min. AD: 15
Min. AD:15
Min. AD-.15
Min. AD:15
Min. AD:20-21,35
RES 8958:69
Min. AD:64-67
Min. P 8963:101-105,
107-in
AD 8957:25-27
RES 8958:69
Min. P 8963:153-155
AD 8957:25-26,28
RES 8958:69
Min. AD:6-8,10,29-31,
34-38,41-45,47-53
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A18- Doc/WP
Subject
ASSESSMENTS: 1972, 1973 & 1974: agenda 32.2
" principles: scales determination
" minimum 11%: A12-3O: amendment
note: Sec. WP/61 AD/16
" minimum 13% (A12-30, A16-53, 54)
note: Sec. WP/16 AD/11
" .scales: resolution A18-26 (32.2/3)
report: Contributions WG WP/192 AD/30
” " WG
" " WG
" statement: Japan
AUDIT REPORTS See ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT REPORTS
" UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME:
financial statements...
BALIDDAWA, Z.M. (Uganda)
Assembly XVIII, Vienna, 1971: ТЕ: 2nd Vice-chairman: election
BUDGET
1971: supp. estimates and appropriations: agenda 29
" resolution A18-22 (29/1)
note: Sec. WP/7 AD/2
report: AD WP/143 P/38
" AD
" Budget WG WP/96 AD/23
1972, 1973 & 1974: estimates: agenda 29: AD/1 8917
" Part I Meetings
statement: Germany (Fed. Rep. of)
" SG
" Part II Secretariat
statement: USSR
" reduction: proposal: USA
defeated
" resolution A18-23 (29/2)
report: AD WP/1?8 P/56
" AD
" Budget WG WP/173 AD/27
" supp. appropriations limits: agenda 29
resolution A18-27 (29/3)
report: AD WP/173 AD/28 .
" AD WP/178 P/56
" AD
CABOTAGE See CHICAGO CONVENTION, 1944: article 7
CARGO: regional studies
agenda 23.1: note: Sec. WP/25 EC/8
" resolution A18-2O (23.1/1)
report: EC WP/93 EC/17
" EC WP/116 P/30
" EC
Min. AD:5-10,29-30,
39-41,43
Min. AD:5,9-1O,29,31
RES 8958:70-73
Min. AD:69-70
Min. P 8963:169
AD 8957:29-34
Min. AD:39-41
Min. ТЕ:19
RES 8958:66
Min. AD:4-5
Min. P 8963:100
AD 8962:3-4
Min. AD:33-34
Min. AD:3-4
Min. AD:57
Min. AD:57
Min. AD:57,62
Min. AD:58-61
Min. AD:61
RES 8958:67-68
Min. P 8963:150-151
AD 8962:5-17
Min. AD:55-62
RES 8958:73
Min. AD:55,61,62
Min. P 8963:150-151
AD 8962:15
Min. EC:14-16
RES 8958:64
Min. EC:28
Min. P 8963:96-97
EC 8957:10-11
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Subject A18- Doc/WP
CHICAGO CONVENTION, 1944
annexes See i also
5 UNITS OF MEASUREMENT
6 OPERATION OF AIRCRAFT
13 ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION AND INCIDENTS
annexes: amendments: status: 1968 P/l 8792
If 11 ” 1969 P/2 8869
11 11 ’’ 1970 P/3 8918
article 7 (cabotage): j amendment
agenda 37: note: SG WP/27 EX/5 Min. EX:48
n ’’ Sweden WP/26 EX/4 Min. EX:48-54
11 resolution, draft 37/1
defeated Min. P 8963:123
report: EX WP/124 EX/33 Min. EX:77
11 EX WP/140 P/36 Min. P 8963:121-123
11 EX EX 8960:32-35
article 56 (ANC membership): amendment
agenda 38: action: Council WP/45 EX/12 Min. EX:38
11 note: SG WP/34 EX/9 Min. EX:35-38
11 proposal: 10 States WP/33 EX/8 Min. EX:35-38,40-46
11 Protocol: ratification: res. A18-3 (38/2) RES 8958:28
11 resolution A18-2 (38/I) RES 8958:26-27
report: EX WP/123 EX/32 Min. EX:76-77
n EX WP/139 P/35 Min. P 8963:123-125
11 EX EX 8960:35-38
Buenos Aires Protocol, 1968
trilingual text: acceptance: status: 1968 P/2 8869
м 11 ’’ 1969 P/2 8869
11 11 " 1970-71 P/3 8918 & Supp.
ratification and adherence: 1968 P/l 8792
11 1969 P/2 8869
n 1970 P/3 8918
CIVIL AVIATION
development: statement: : Australia Min. P 8963:55-56
11 11 Barbados Min. P 8963: 57-59
11 11 Bulgaria Min. P 8963:26-27
11 11 Ceylon Min. P 8963:59-60
11 11 Chad Min. P 8963:160
м n Chile Min. P 8963:7-8
м 11 Cuba Min. P 8963:8-10
11 11 Cyprus WP/76 P/16 Min. P 8963:10-11
11 11 Czechoslovak Socialist Republic Min. P 8963:11-12
11 11 East African Community WP/85 p/22
11 n Ecuador Min. P 8963:13-14
11 11 Ghana Min. P 8963:14-16
11 11 Greece Min. P 8963:16
n 11 Guinea Min. P 8963:61-62
11 11 Hungary Min. P 8963:16-17
n 11 India WP/78 P/18 Min. P 8963:17-18
11 11 Indonesia Min. P 8963:19
n 11 Israel Min. P 8963:20-21
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Subject A18- Doc/WP
CIVIL AVIATION
development: statement: Kenya Min. p 8963:22-2?
. '! „ " Khmer Republic Min. p 8963:23-25
" " Korea Min. p 8963:25-26
’’ ’’ Lebanon Min. p 8963:29-30
’’ " Malaysia WP/82 P/20
" " Mauritius Min. p 8963:30-31
’’ " Nepal WP/83 p/21 Min. P 8963:31-32
" " Nigeria Min. P 8963:62-64
" " Pakistan WP/67 P/10 Min. p 8963:32-33
" " Philippines, Republic of Min. P 8963:33-34
" " Polish People’s Republic Min. P 8963:34-35
" " Romania, Socialist Republic of Min. p 8963:35-36
” " Rwandese Republic for the Common Afro- Malagasy & Mauritius Org.(OCAM) Min. p 8963:37-39
” ’’ Sierra Leone Min. P 8963:40
” " Singapore WP/72 P/14
” ” Spain WP/73 P/15
’’ " Tanzania, United Republic of Min. p 8963:40-42
" " Thailand Min. P 8963:42-43
’’ >’ Uganda Min. P 8963:43-45
" " USSR Min. p 8963:45-47
" " UAR Min. p 8963:51-52
" " Venezuela Min. p 8963:77
’’ " Yemen, People’s Democratic Republic of Min. p 8963:53
" " Yugoslavia, Socialist Federal Republic of WP/68 p/11 Min. P 8963:53-54
’’ ” Zambia Min. p 8963:54-55
review: 1968: Council report to Assembly p/l 8792
” 1969 ’’ P/2 8869
” 1970 ” P/3 8918 & Corr.
technological advancement/human environment agenda 14: note: UK WP/80 EX/21 Min. EX:13
’• " USA WP/65 EX/20 Min. EX:12-17,19
" report: Council WP/40 EX/11 Min. EX:11-12,14-16
" " EX WP/120 EX/30 Min. EX:75-76
" " EX WP/137 P/33 Min. p 8963:116-119
” ’’ EX EX 8960:21-27
” resolution, draft: Switzerland WP/J2 EX/7 Min. EX:12
technical aspects: agenda 20: report: ТЕ WP/135 TE/18 Min. TE:67
'• ... .. TE wP/150 p/43 Min. P 8963:113-114
«• « ’’ TE TE 8961:36
CIVIL AVIATION—SECURITY MEASURES See SECURITY—TECHNICAL MEASUISS
CIVIL AVIATION COUNCIL OF ARAB STATES (CACAS): statement Min. P 8963: 67-68
CIVIL AVIATION INFRASTRUCTURE; financing-. IBRD funds Min. EX-.113-114
CONSTITUTIONAL AND LEGAL QUESTIONS
1968: Council report to Assembly P/l 8792
1969 ’ " P/2 8869
1970-71 ’’ P/3 8918 & Supp.
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Subject
A18- Doc/WP
CONTRACTING STATES: arrears See ARREARS
’• assessments See ASSESSMENTS
CONVENTION FOR THE UNIFICATION OF CERTAIN RULES RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL
CARRIAGE BY AIR, Warsaw, 1929 See WARSAW CONVENTION, 1929
CONVENTION ON DAMAGE CAUSED BY TOREIGN AIRCRAFT TO THIRD PARTIES ON THE
SURFACE, Rome, 1952 See ROME CONVENTION, 1952
CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION, Chicago, 1944 See
CHICAGO CONVENTION, 1944
CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL COMBINED TRANSPORT OF GOODS, DRAFT
priority legal work programme
agenda 26: report: LE LE 8954:5-6 LE 8954:16,19-24,38
CONVENTIONS AND PROTOCOLS See INTERNATIONAL AIR LAW CONVENTIONS
COSMONAUTS—USSR: tribute Min. AD:47, EC:63,
EX:97, LE 8954:45
COUNCIL: annual reports to Assembly
ref: EX and commissions: agenda 8 1968 1969 1970-71 1970 (tabs.) P/l 8792 P/2 8869 p/3 8918 & Corr.& Supp. WP/53 P/9
If ft minutes: AD " EC EX LE P ТЕ Min. AD:12 Min. EC:2 Min. EX:3,8 LE 8954:39 Min. P 8963:50 Min. ТЕ:5-7
ff tt report: AD WP/88 AD/19 " AD WP/109 P/26 " AD Min. AD;24 Min. P 8963:96 AD 8962:3
If - ft report: EC WP/91 EC/15 " EC WP/115 P/29 " EC Min. EC:27 Min. P 8963:96 EC 8957:3
tt tt report: EX WP/105 EX/25 " EX WP/108 P/25 " EX Min. EX:47 Min. P 8963:95 EX 8960:5-6
tf ft report: LE WP/141 LE/12 " LE WP/157 P/45 " LE LE 8954:45 Min. P 8963:128 LE 8954:3
II If report: ТЕ WP/133 TE/16 " ТЕ WP/142 P/37 " ТЕ Min. ТЕ:55-56 Min. P 8963:113-114 ТЕ 8961:4
ff ff statement: Pres. Council Min. P 8963: 81-86
** election Min. EX:54-66,78-83,85-86
agenda 9: additional members: note: SG WP/97 EX/24
tt note: Mexico WP/69 РД2
и " Sec. WP/19 P/5
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Subject
A18- Doc/rfP
COUNCIL: election
agenda 9: procedures
II ' II
" report: EX WP/159 EX/35 & Corr.
" " EX WP/184 p/60
" ’• EX
" statement: Ceylon
" " Denmark, Norway’& Sweden
" voting
COUNCIL AND SUBORDINATE BODIES: membership: 1968
" " 1969
" " 1970
COUNCIL RESOLUTIONS (1/10/70)
consideration: priority legal work programme
agenda 26: minutes
" note: Sec. WP/23 LE/1
" proposal: USA
" report: LE WP/141 LE/12
" " LE WP/157 PA5
" " LE
COUNCIL SUBSIDIARY BODIES: membership: 1968
" " 1969
” " 1970
DECLARATION ON THE GRANTING OF INDEPENDENCE TO COLONIAL
COUlfTRIES AND PEOPLES See UNITED NATIONS RESOLUTIONS:
2555 & 2704 (General Assembly)
DERENNE, R.D. (Belgium)
Assembly XVIII, Vienna, 1971
AD commission: Chairman: election
" " nomination
" " report
Min. EX:4
Min. P 8965:450-51
Min. EX:107-108,131-132
Min. P 8963:165
EX 8960:7-10
WP/100 p/23
WP/77 P/17
Min. P 8963:87-93
P/l 8792
P/2 8869
P/3 8918
LE 895^:25,27-28,31-35
LE 895^:15-16,19,21-24
Min. P 8963:127-131
LE 8954:45
Min. P 8963:126-133
LE 8954:5-6
P/l 8792
P/2 8869
P/3 8918
Min. P 8963:81
Min. EX:7
EX 8960:5
EMPLOYMENT: ground personnel
agenda 17: resolution A18-13 (17/1) Арр. 0 RES 8958:55
EUROPEAN CIVIL .AVIATION CONFERENCE (ECAC)
statement Min. P 8963:66-67
FACILITATION PROGRAMME implementation: agenda 24: note: Sec. " " report: EC " " " EC " " " EC WP/21 EC/5 WP/98 EC/18 WP/128 P/27 Min. EC:18-21 Min. EC:38 Min. P 8963:115 EC 8957:14-16
FAMILIARIZATION COURSE: 18th, 1968: " 19th, 1969: ” 20th, 1970; " 21st, 1971: Council report to Assembly и 11 P/l 8792 P/2 8869 P/3 8918 P/3 8918 Supp.
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Subject
FARES AND RATES: statement: Barbados
" " IATA
" study: feasibility: agenda 22.1
budgetary implications DP/2 AD
note: Sec. WP/29 EC/9
resolution A18-17 (22.1/1)
note: Sec. WP/117 EC/21
report: EC WP/1O4 EC/19
" EC WP/129 P/31
" EC
FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
awards: 1968: Council report to Assembly
" 1969 ”
" 1970 "
financing: implementation A16-8
agenda 12.2: report: Council WP/5 EX/2 & Corr., Add.
” " EX WP/171 EX/39
" "EX WP/187 P/63
" ” EX
FINANCIAL REGULATIONS
5.2a: amendment (supp. appropriations limits)
resolution A18-27 (29/3)
report: AD WP/173 AD/28
" AD WP/178 P/56
" AD
5.7 suspension: 1969-1971 (Special training fund)
: resolution A18-3O (30/1)
report: AD WP/90 AD/21
” AD WP/111 P/28
" AD
FISCHER, KARL (Austria)
Assembly XVIII, Vienna, 1971s President: election
" " " " nomination
report: EX
FLIGHT CREWS: certificates and licences
agenda 17: resolution A18-13 (17/1) App. L
GENERAL AVIATION: statement: IAOPA
GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION—SECRETARIAT: 1968
" " 1969
" " 1970
A18- Doc/WP
Min. P 8963:58
Min. P 8963:70
Min. AD:31
Min. EC:4-9,11-14
RES 8958:62
Min. EC:38-39
Min. EC:38,40—42
Min. P 8963:162-164
EC 8957:4-6
P/l 8792
P/2 8869
P/3 8918
Min. EX:30-35,114-118
Min. EX:139-141
Min. P 8963:166
8960:18-20
RES 8958:73
Min. AD:55,61-62
Min. P 8963:150-151
AD 8957:11-12,15
RES 8958:76-77
Min. AD:24-25
Min. P 8963:96
AD 8957:19-20
Min. P 8963:80-81
Min. EX:5-6
EX 8960:4
RES 8958:52
Min. P 8963:79
P/l 8792
P/2 8869
P/3 8918
GUATEMALA PROTOCOL, 1971
adherence: resolution, draft: Bulgaria WP/84 LE/9
report: LE WP/141 LE/12
" LE WP/157 P/45
" LE
LE 8954:22,39-42
LE 8954:45
Min. P 8963:126
LE 8954:3
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Subject
HUMAN ENVIRONMENT: SARPS and PANS: development
agenda 14: resolution A18-12 (14/2)
note: USA WP/65 EX/20
report: EX WP/120 EX/3O
" EX WP/157 P/33
" EX
statement: IATA
HUMAN ENVIRONMENT, INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE (Stockholm, 1972)
ICAO position: agenda 14: resolution A18-11 (14/1)
report: Council WP/40 EX/11
" EX WP/120 EX/JO
" EX WP/137 P/33
” EX
HUVOS, S. (Hungary)
Assembly XVIII, Vienna, 1971
2nd Vice-President: election
" nomination
" report: EX
INSTITUT DU TRANSPORT AERIEN (ITA): statement
INTERNATIONAL AIR LAW CONVENTIONS
ratification and adherence: 1968
" 1969
” 1970-1971
INTERNATIONAL AIR SERVICES TRANSIT AGREEMENT, 1944 See
TRANSIT AGREEMENT, 1944
INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT AGREEMENT, 1944 See
TRANSPORT AGREEMENT, 1944
INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT
funds for civil aviation
INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF AIRCRAFT OWNER AND PILOT
ASSOCIATIONS (IAOPA): statement
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: relations with ICAO
AN consolidated statement App. U: reinstatement
1968: Council report to Assembly
1969: "
1970-1971: "
JOINT FINANCING: activities I968: Council report to Assembly
" " 1969: "
” ” 1970-71
JOINT INSPECTION UNIT
services: agenda 8: resolution A18-6 (8/1)
report: Council WP/51 EX/15
" EX WP/1O5 EX/25
" EX WP/108 P/25
" EX
Al 8- Doc/WP
RES 8958:37
Min. EX:12-17,19,21-25
Min. EX:75-76
Min. P 8963:117-118
EX 8960:25-27
Min. P 8963:71
RES 8958:36
Min. EX:16-20
Min. EX:75-76
Min. P 8963:116-117
EX 8960:21-24
Min. P 8963:80-81
Min. EX:6
EX 8960:4
Min. P 8963:72-74
P/l 8792
P/2 8869
P/3 8918 & Supp.
Min. EX:113-114
Min. P 8963:78-80
Min. TE:53-54
P/l 8792
P/2 8869
P/3 8918 & Supp.
P/l 8792
P/2 8869
P/3 8918 & Supp.
RES 8958:29
Min. EX:8-9
Min. EX:47
Min. P 8963:95
EX 8960:6
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Subject
LANGUAGE BRANCH
staffing: agenda 34: note: Sec. WP/39 AD/14
” " report: AD WP/102 AD/24
A18- Doc/WP
II II II 11 " AD WP/144 P/39 " AD
LANGUAGES: regional meetings: agenda 40
Min. AD:19
Min. AD:j4
Min. P 8963:100
AD 8962:38
note: SG WP/55 EX/18
resolution, draft: Brazil WP/54 EX/17
11 ” 4o/l: report: EX WP/167 EX/38 & Corr
H '• " EX WP/186 P/62
11 ’• " EX
Russian introduction: agenda 36
note: Sec. WP/30 EX/6, AD/13
report: EX WP/105 EX/25
" EX " EX WP/108 P/25
use: Assembly XVIII
” '• Assembly: rules 64 & 65: amend:
note: SG WP/185 P/61
" " budgetary implications: agenda 29
note: Sec. WP/5O EX/6, AD/13
report: AD WPA73 AD/27
” AD WP/178 P/56
" AD
" ” statement: Bulgaria
" " " USSR
LEGAL COMMITTEE: work programme: 1968: Council report to Assembly
" " 1969: "
’’ " 1970-71:”
LEGAL WORK PROGRAMME
agenda 26: budget estimates 1972-74 (A18-AD/1 8917s4-5-48)
" note: Sec. A18-WP/23 LE/1 4 Add.
" priorities
amendment: Belgium & Austria
amendment: Barbados WP/99 LE/11
amendment: UAR
” USA
report: LE WP/141 LE/12
" LE WP/157 p/45
” LE
voting procedures DP/1 LE
MAHMUD, F. (Indonesia)
Assembly XVIII, Vienna, 1971s EC: 2nd Vice-chairman: election
Min. EX:119,122
Min. EX:118-119,121-125
Min. EX:132-135,139
Min. P 8963:165-166
EX 8960:46-49
Min. EX:27
Min. EX:47
Min. P 8963:95-96
EX 8960:31-32
Min. P 8963:4
Min. P 8963:170
Min. AD:21,31
Min. AD:58,60
Min. P 8963:150-151
8957:6
Min. P 8963:27
Min. P 8963:47
P/L 8792
P/2 8869
P/3 8918 & Supp.
LE 8954:15
LE 8954:15-16,19-24,
31-33,37-39
LE 8954:15-17,19-24,
25-28,31-33,35-39
WP/94 LE/10
LE 8954:25-28,31-33
LE 8954:15-16,19-22,25,
27-28,31-33,35-36
Min. P 8963:127-131
LE 8954:15-17,19-24,
25-28,31-33,35-39
Min. P 8963:126-133
LE 8954:4-8
LE 8954:35-36
Min. EC:18
Л18- Doc/WP
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Subject
MANUALS: airport and air navigation facility tariffs
amendments: agenda 25.2
information: States: note: France WP/74 EC/14
" " " Sec. WP/6 EC/2
" " report: EC
" " " EC WP/170 P/53
" " " EC
MANUALS, TECHNICAL: development
continuing policy: agenda 1?: resolution A18-13 (17/1) App. S
report: ТЕ WP/133 TE/16
« те
production: agenda 8: establishment: WG
" " note: Denmark WP/35 TE/3
". " " Sec. WP/64 TE/9
" " resolution A18-14 (8/1)
report: ТЕ WP/133 TE/16
" ТЕ WP/142 P/37
" ТЕ
" WG DP/2TE
MEETINGS: AN: regional
" agenda 17: RES. A18-13 (17/1) Арр. В
amendment: UAR DP/3 ТЕ
" AN: worldwide and regional
agenda 17: RES. A18-13 (17/1) Арр. A & В
amendment: France
withdrawal
amendment: Netherlands WP/86 TE/12
note: Sec. WP/2 TE/1
report: ТЕ WP/153 TE/20
" ТЕ WP/164 P/49
" ТЕ
" convening: site: statement: Germany (Fed. Rep. of)
" " " " SG
" 1968: Council report to Assembly
" 1969: ”
" 1970-71:"
Min. EC:57,69,72-73
Min. EC:69,72-74
WP/161 EC/30
Min. P 8963:165
EC 8957:18
RES 8958:58-59
Min. ТЕ:55-56
ТЕ 8961:5-7,12,33-34
Min. ТЕ:30
Min. ТЕ:10,12,24-30
Min. ТЕ:24-30
RES 8958:59
Min. ТЕ:55-56
Min. P 8963:113-114
ТЕ 8961:5-7
Min. ТЕ:41-43
RES 8958:40-41
Min. ТЕ:59-61,63-64
RES 8958:39-41
WP/125 TE/13
Min. TE:46,49
Min. ТЕ:44-47
Min. ТЕ:45-50
Min. ТЕ:74-76
Min. P 8963:157
ТЕ 8961:14-16
Min. AD:57
Min. AD:57
P/l 8792
P/2 8869
P/3 8918 & Supp.
MOUTATCHIEV, D. (Bulgaria)
Assembly XVIII, Vienna, 1971: LE: 2nd Vice-Chairman: election LE 8954:19
NAKANO, N. (Japan)
Assembly XVIII, Vienna, 1971: LE: 1st Vice-Chairman: election LE 8954:19
NAVIGATIONAL AIDS: research and development
co-ordination: agenda 17: resolution A18-13 (17/1) App. Q RES 8958:57
amendment: France WP/125 TE/13 Min. TE:53
note: Sec. WP/2 TE/1 Min. ТЕ;53
report: ТЕ WP/153 TE/20 Min. ТЕ:74-76
" ТЕ WP/164 P/49 Min. P 8963
" ТЕ ТЕ 8961:12,32
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NJAMKEPO, G. (Cameroon) Assembly XVIII, Vienna, 1971: 3rd Vice-Pres.: election " " " " nomination report: EX Min. P 8963:80-81 Min. EX:6 EX 8960:4
NOISE: impact/human environment agenda 14: report: Council WP/40 EX/11 " " EX WP/120 EX/3O ” ” EX ” resolution, draft: AACC WP/87 EX/23 Min. EX:12,14,15 Min. EX:75-76 EX 8960:27 Min. EX:25-26
NTUMBA, P, (Congo, Democratic Republic of) Assembly XVIII, Vienna, 1971: AD: 2nd Vice-chairman: election Min. AD:17
OGUNBIYI, 0. (Nigeria) Assembly XVIII, Vienna, 1971: ТЕ commission " ’’ " Chairman: election " и tt nomination report: EX Min. P 8963:81 Min. EX:7 EX 8960:5
OPERATION OF AIRCRAFT: annex 6 amendment: agenda 21: resolution A18-16 (21/1) note: Sec. WP/57 TE/6 report: ТЕ WP/127 TE/14 " ТЕ WP/151 P/44 " ТЕ RES 8958:60-61 Min. TE:12,14,20 Min. ТЕ:68 Min. P 8963:114 ТЕ 8961:38,40-41
ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION 1968: Council report to Assembly 1969 " 1970-71 " P/l 8792 P/2 8869 P/3 8918 & Supp.
ORGANIZATION CHART: 1968 " 1969 ” 1970 P/l 8792 P/2 8869 P/3 8918
POLLUTION See HUMAN ENVIRONMENT
PASSENGER TRAFFIC: regional studies agenda 23.1: note: Sec. WP/25 EC/8 " resolution A18-20 (23.1/1) report: EC WP/93 EC/17 " EC WP/116 P/30 " EC Min. EC:14-16 RES 8958:64 Min. EC:28 Min. P 8963:96-97 EC 8957:10-11
POLASCHEK, R.J. (New Zealand) Assembly XVIII, Vienna, 1971: EC: Chairman: election " EC " nomination report: EX Min. P 8963:81 Min. EX:7 EX:896O:5
PREMISES—HEADQUARTERS agenda 35: report: Council WP/48 AD/15 Min. AD:19-20
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Subject
PREMISES—HEADQUARTERS
agenda 35: resolution A18-5 (35/1)
report: AD WP/1O3 AD/25
" AD WP/145 P/40
"AD
budget: 1972, 1973 & 1974: estimates: agenda 29
statement: USSR
1968: Council report to Assembly
1969: "
1970-71
PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES: 1968: Council report to Assembly
" 1969: "
" 1970: "
RES 8958:29
Min. AD:34
Min. P 8963:100-101
AD 8962:38
AD/1 8917:95-103
Min. AD:57,62
P/l 8792
P/2 8869
P/3 8918 & Supp.
P/l 8792
P/2 8869
P/3 8918
PROCEDURES FOR AIR NAVIGATION SERVICES (PANS) See
AIR NAVIGATION SERVICES, PROCEDURES (PANS)
RADIONAVIGATION AIDS: testing agenda 17: resolution A18-13 (17/1) App. N note: Sec. WP/2 TE/1 RES 8958:54-55 Min. ТЕ:52-53
RATTRAY, K.O. (Jamaica) Assembly XVIII, Vienna, 1971: LE commission " " '• Chairman: election " " ” " nomination report Min. P 8963s81 Min. EX:7 EX 8960:5
REGIONAL MEETINGS: languages See LANGUAGES: regional meetings
REGIONAL it tv OFFICES: activities: 1968: Council report to Assembly " , 1969: " " 1970-71:" P/l 8792 P/2 8869 P/3 8918 & Supp.
REGIONAL 11 PLANS: formulation agenda 17: resolution A18-13 (17/1) App. E amendment: France WP/125 TE/13 note: Sec. WP/2 TE/1 report: ТЕ WP/153 TE/20 "ТЕ " ТЕ implementation agenda 17: resolution A18-13 (17/1) App. G amendment: France WP/125 TE/13 note: Sec. WP/2 TE/1 report: ТЕ WP/153 TE/20 " ТЕ " ТЕ RES 8958:44-45 Min. ТЕ:51 Min. TE:51 Min. ТЕ:74-76 WP/164 P/49 ТЕ 8961:19-20 RES 9858:46-47 Min. TE:51 Min. ТЕ:51 Min. ТЕ:74-76 WP/164 P/49 ТЕ 8961:11,21-22
ROBINSON, J.I. (Chile) Assembly XVIII, Vienna, 1971? ТЕ: 1st Vice-chairman: election Min. TE:19
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ROME CONVENTION, 1952 international rules: consolidation priority legal work programme: agenda 26 report: LE 8954:5,7 LE 895^:15-17,19,22,37-39
ROUTE FACILITIES AND SERVICES—ECONOMICS agenda 25.1: cost recovery: note: IATA WP/59 EC/12 ” " " Sec. WP/22 EC/6 " note: France WP/7^ EC/14 " report: EC WP/161 EC/3O ” •’ EC WP/170 p/53 ” ’» EC Min. EC:57 Min. EC:56,58-62,65-69 Min. EC:57 Min. EC:76-77 Min. P 8963:165 EC 8957:16-17
RULES OF PROCEDURE, ASSEMBLY amendment: rule 48, secret ballot agenda 16: proposal: Council WP/37 EX/1O '• report: EX WP/105 EX/25 '• " EX WP/1O8 p/25 ’» »’ EX amendment: rules 64 & 65: addition Russian note: SG WP/185 P/61 Min. EX:29-30 Min. EX:47 Min. P 8963:95 EX 8960:31 Min. P 8963:170
SARPS AND PANS formulation: agenda 17: resolution A18-1J (17/1) App. D report: TE WP/164 P/49 implementation:" resolution A18-1J (17/1) App. F KES 8958:42-44 Min. P 8963:158-519 RES 8958:45-46
SCHAERER, , F. (Switzerland) Assembly XVIII, Vienna, 1971: EC: 1st Vice-chairman: election Min. EC:18
SECRETARIAT See also LANGUAGE BRANCH: staffing technical efficiency agenda 17: resolution A18-13 (17/1) App. I RES 8958:49-50
SECURITY—INTELLIGENCE agenda 15: note: Australia WP/52 EX/16 Min. EX:125=128
SECURITY—TECHNICAL MEASURES agenda 15: resolution A18-10 (15/1) draft:Israel, Japan, Switzerland, USA, Venezuela WP/126 EX/34 report: EX WP/179 EX/4O ’’ EX WP/188 P/64 " EX RES 8958:35 Min. EX:126-130, 135-138 Min. EX:141-142 Min. P 8963:167 EX 8960:27-31
SEFERNA, V. (Czechoslovak Socialist Republic)
Assembly XVIII, Vienna, 1971: AD: 1st Vice-chairman: election Min. AD: 17
SPECIAL TRAINING FUND See FINANCIAL REGULATIONS: 5.7
STAFF: national distribution See GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION—
SECRETARIAT
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Subject
SYSTEMS PLANNING—NEW AIRCRAFT TYPES: application
agenda 13: report: Council WP/56 EX/19
tt 11 11 и 11
" •’ EX WP/122 EX/31
’• " EX WP/138 P/34
•• »' EX
agenda 19: technical aspects: report: ТЕ WP/134 TE/17
и и tt TE wP/149 P/42
и tt n те
TARIFF ENFORCEMENT: resolution A16-24: implementation
agenda 22.2: note: Sec. WP/20 EC/4
" resolution A18-18 (22.2/1)
report: EC WP/147 EC/26
" EC WP/158 P/46
" EC
” WG WP/118 EC/22
addition: Venezuela WP/131 EC/25
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
activities: 1968: Council report to Assembly
и 1969: "
" 1970-71:"
activities and policies: resolution A18-8 (12.1/1)
report: Council WP/4 EX/1 & Corr.
" EX WP/171 EX/39
” EX WP/18? P/63
•I EX
administrative and operational service costs: 1972, 1973 & 1974
agenda 29
" resolution A18-23 (29/2)
report: Budget WG WP/173 AD/27
" AD WP/I78 P/56
” AD
financial statements and audit reports See UNITED NATIONS
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME: financial statements and audit reports
requirements: developing countries: Ceylon: statement
" ” Guinea: ’•
" " Israel: "
" ” Tanzania: ”
TECHNICAL WORK OF ICAO: participation States
agenda 17: resolution A18-13 (17/1) App. R
TELECOMMUNICATIONS: research and development
coordination: agenda 17: resolution Д18-13 (17/1) App. Q
note: Sec. WP/2 TE/1
report: TE WP/153 TE/20
•’ TE
TOURISM: India: statement
” Guinea: ”
Min. AD:21,31
Min. EX:26-27
Min. EX:75
Min. -P 8963:150
EX 8960:20-21
Min. TE:6?
Min. P 8963:113-114
TE 8961:36
Min. EC:32-36,47
RES 8958:62-63
Min. EC:64
Min. P 8963:115-116
EC 8957:7-9
Min. EC:44,45-47
Min. EC:46-47
P/l 8792
P/2 8869
P/3 8918 & Supp.
RES 8958:31-34
Min. EX:108-113
Min. EX:139-141
Min. P 8963:166
EX 8960:12-18
AD/1 8917:107-110
RES 8958:68
Min. AD:58
Min. P 8963:150-151
AD 8962:11-12,14
Min. P 8963:60
Min. P 8963:61
Min. P 8963:21
Min. P 8963:41
RES 8958:57-58
RES 8958:57
Min. TE:53
Min. TE:74-76
TE 8961:12,32
Min. P 8963:18
Min. P 8963:61
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Subject
TRAFFIC: civil and military
co-ordination: agenda 17: resolution A18-13 (17/1) App. К
amendment: France WP/125 TE/13
note: Sec. WP/2 TE/1
report: ТЕ WP/153 TE/20
” ТЕ
TRAFFIC FLOW—STATISTICS
development: agenda 22.3: note: Sec. WP/24 EC/7
" " resolution A18-19 (22.3/1)
report: EC WP/154 EC/29
" EX3 WP/169 P.52
" EC
TRAFFIC SERVICES—NATIONAL BOUNDARIES
delineation: agenda 17: resolution A18-13 (17/1) App. P
amendment: France
note: Sec. WP/2 TE/1
report: ТЕ WP/153 TE/20
" ТЕ
RES 8958:51-52
Min. ТЕ:52
Min. ТЕ:52
Min. ТЕ:74-76
ТЕ 8961:26-27
Min. EC:47-51,5^-56
RES 8958:63
Min. EC:75-76
Min. P 8963:164
EC 8957:9-10
RES 8958: 55-56
WP/125 TE/13
Min. ТЕ:53
Min. ТЕ:74-76
ТЕ 8961:12,30-31
TRAINING: assistance to States
agenda 17: resolution A18-13 (17/1) App. H RES 8958:47-49
П amendment: France WP/125 TE/13 note: Sec. WP/2 TE/1 report: ТЕ WP/153 TE/20 " ТЕ WP/164 p/49 ” ТЕ facilities: statement: Nigeria Min. TE:51 Min. ТЕ:51 Min. ТЕ:74-76 Min. P 8963:156 ТЕ 8961:11,22-24 Min. P 8963:63
” " Uganda " " Zambia voluntary contributions: implementation A16-7 agenda 12.2: report: Council WP/5 EX/2 & Corr., Add. Min. p 8963:44 Min. P 8963:55 Min. EX:30-35,114-118
" " EX WP/171 EX/39 " " EX WP/187 P/63 " " EX TRANSIT AGREEMENT, 1944: acceptance: status 1968 Min. EX:139-141 Min. P 8963:166 EX 8960:18-20 P/l 8792
»» ” ’» ’’ 1969 P/2 8869
»» n н 1970 P/3 8918
TRANSPORT AGREEMENT, 1944: acceptance: status 1968 P/l 8792
tt ’’ »» ” 1969 P/2 8869
it " ,, «, I97O P/3 8918
UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (UNDP)
See also TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
financial statements and audit reports: TA and SF
approval and examination: agenda 30
1968-1970: resolution Л18-31 (30/2)
1968: note: Sec. WP/8 AD/J
1969: " " WP/9 AD/4
1970: " " WP/10 AD/5
RES 8958:77
Min. AD:12-14
Min. AD:12-14
Min. AD:12-14
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Subject
UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
financial statements and audit reports: TA and SF
approval and examination: agenda JO
1968-1970: resolution A18-J1 (J0/2)
report: AD WP/9O AD/21
" AD WP/111 P/28
" AD
TA requests: procedures: statement: Council Pres.
UNITED NATIONS RESOLUTIONS
2555 & 2704 (General Assembly): implementation
agenda 39: report: Council WP/47 EX/1J
" resolution A18-4 (J9/2) South Africa
proposal: J2 States WP/114 EX/29 Add. & Corr.
report: EX WP/162 EX/36
" EX WP/177 P/55
" EX
" resolution draft (J9/1) Portugal
proposal: 26 States WP/11J EX/28 Add. & Corr.
report: EX WP/162 EX/36
" - EX WP/177 P/55
" EX
UNITS OF MEASUREMENT: unification
agenda 17: resolution A18-1J (17/1) App. J
note: Sec. WP/2 TE/1 & Corr,
report: TE WP/15J TE/2O
" TE
annex 5s altimeter settings
agenda 18: establishment: Ad Hoc DG
" note: Sec. WP/jl TE/2 & Add.
" " USSR WP/1J6 TE/19
’’ resolution A18-1J (18/1)
report: Ad Hoc DG DP/5 TE
" TE WP/156 TE/22
" TE WP/165 P/50
’’ TE
" resolution draft: IATA WP/44 TE/4
UNIVERSAL POSTAL UNION (UPU): statement
UNLAWFUL INTERFERENCE WITH CIVIL AVIATION
agenda 15: note: Australia WP/52 EX/16
" ’’ Czechoslovak Socialist Republic
withdrawal
" resolution A17-24: implementation
report: Council WP/49 EX/14 & Add.
" resolution A18-10 (15/1)
draft: Israel, Japan, Switzerland, USA,
Venezuela WP/126 EX/J4
report: EX WP/179 EX/4O
" EX WP/188 P/64
" EX
RES 8958:77
Min. AD:24-25
Min. P 8963:96
AD 8962:19,21
Min. EX:83
Min. EX:67,87,98,100
RES 8958:28
Min. EX:67-74,86-95,97-106
Min. EX:132
Min. P 8963:137-140,144-148
EX 896O:39-43,45-46
Min. EX-.67-74,86-95,97-Ю6
Min. EX:132
Min. p 8963:137-144,148-150
EX 8960:39-45
RES 8958:50-51
Min. TE:52,72
Min. TE:74-76
TE 8961:11,25-26
Min. TE:67
Min. TE:64-65
Min. TE:65,71-72
RES 8958:50-51
Min. TE:69-71
Min. TE:73-74
Min. P 8963:159
TE 8961:35-36
Min. TE:65-67
Min. P 8963:99-100
Min. EX:125-126
WP/81 EX/22
Min. EX: 125
Min. EX:125,127
RES 8958:35
Min. EX:126-130,135-138
Min. EX:141-142
Min. P 8963:167
EX 8960:27-31
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Subject
UNLAWFUL INTERFERENCE WITH CIVIL AVIATION
Council resolutions (1/10/70): consideration
priority legal work programme
agenda 26: proposal: USA
" report: LE WP/157 P/45
UNLAWFUL INTERFERENCE WITH CIVIL AVIATION—CONVENTION
ratification: agenda 27: resolution A18-9 (27)
note: Sec. WP/Зб LE/3
report: LE WP/141 LE/12
'• LE WP/157 PA5
” LE
UNLAWFUL INTERFERENCE WITH CIVIL AVIATION, COMMITTEE
activities: 1969: Council report to Assembly
•• 1970: ••
UNLAWFUL SEIZURE OF AIRCRAFT: Australia: statement
” Cuba: "
’’ Guinea ”
" India: ’’
• • Israel: ’•
• ' Korea: "
• • Pres. Council: ••
VOTING: secret ballot: Assembly rule 48: amendment
agenda 16: proposal: Council WP/37 EX/10
" . report: EX WP/105 EX/25
" ’• EX WP/108 P/25
• • " EX
WARSAW CONVENTION, 1929s revision: priority legal work programme
agenda 26: report LE 8954:7
WORK PROGRAMME: 1972-1974: ref: EX and commissions
agenda 8 AD/1 8917:17-50
II II II
• • AN activities AD/1 8917:19-54
correlation: AN meetings
report: ТЕ WP/133 TE/16
" ТЕ WP/142 P/37
'• ТЕ
” EC activities AD/1 8917:34-45
report: EC WP/91 EC/15
" EC WP/115 P/29
” EC
• • LE activities AD/1 8917:45-48
report: LE WP/157 P/45
" LE 8954:3,11
WORKING CAPITAL JU ND
report: agenda 33: resolution A18-28 (33/1)
note: Sec. WP/17 AD/12
report: Budget WG WP/174 AD/28
" AD WP/180 P/57
" AD
A18- Doc/Vp
Min. P 8963:127-131
Min. P 8963:126-133
RES 8958:34
LE 8954:42,44
LE 8954:45
Min. P 8963:133-134
LE 8954:9
P/2 8869
P/3 8918
Min. P 8963:56
Min. P 8963:9
Min. P 8963:62
Min. P 8963:18
Min. P 8963:20
Min. P 8963:25
Min. p 8963:84
Min. EX:29-30
Min. EX:47
Min. P 8963:95
EX 8960:31
LE 8954:16,38
Min. EX:3,8
Min. P 8963:50
Min. ТЕ:10-12
Min. ТЕ:11,30-31
Min. ТЕ:55-56
Min. P 8963:113-114
ТЕ 8961:8
Min. EC:2
Min. EC:27
Min. P 8963:96
EC 8957:3
Min. P 8963:126-134
LE 8954:39,42
Min. AD:18
Min. AD:63
Min. P 8963:155
AD 8962:35-37
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