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6. The Parties agree that holding consultations within, and providing information through, the institutions of an Economic Partnership Agreement on matters within the scope of such agreements shall be deemed to also satisfy the provisions of this Article and of Article 12 of this Agreement, provided that the ACP States likely to be affected are all signatories to the Economic Partnership Agreement within which the consultations were held or information was provided’.

6. The Parties agree that holding consultations within, and providing information through, the institutions of an Economic Partnership Agreement on matters within the scope of such agreements shall be deemed to also satisfy the provisions of this Article and of Article 12 of this Agreement, provided that the ACP States likely to be affected are all signatories to the Economic Partnership Agreement within which the consultations were held or information was provided".

The negotiation involves what will become a mixed convention, requiring ratification by the Member States and the Community, given the variety of subjects covered.

6. The Parties agree that holding consultations within, and providing information through, the institutions of an Economic Partnership Agreement on matters within the scope of such agreements shall be deemed to also satisfy the provisions of this Article and of Article 12 of this Agreement, provided that the ACP States likely to be affected are all signatories to the Economic Partnership Agreement within which the consultations were held or information was provided.

Furthermore, it also appeared further to the meeting of Member State experts at the Atlantic Biographic seminar held in Kilkee, Ireland in September 1999 that the list of sites proposed by the United Kingdom was insufficient for nearly half the relevant interests (habitat types and species) covered by the Habitats Directive.

- EXPORTS OF HAZARDOUS WASTE - COUNCIL CONCLUSIONS "Referring to the results of the first meeting of the Contracting Parties to the Basle Convention in Uruguay and in particular Decisions I/16 and I/22 concerning the introduction of a total ban on shipments of hazardous waste to developing countries at the second meeting of the Parties; Referring also to the statement made by the Presidency on behalf of the European Community at the same meeting on 4 December 1992; Recalling that Council Regulation (EEC) No 259/93 of 1 February 1993 already provides for a ban on all exports of waste for disposal to all countries except EFTA countries and establishes strict measures for all exports of hazardous waste for recovery to countries to which the ...[+++]OECD decision does not apply; Recalling that Article 39 of the Lomé Convention provides for a total ban on exports of waste to ACP States, THE COUNCIL DECIDES that the Community should support and actively work for the implementation and further development of the Basle Convention; NOTES that Article 17(1) of the Convention states that: "Any Party may propose amendments to this Convention ..". and that in accordance with Article 17(2) of the Convention any amendment to the Basle Convention must be forwarded to the Contracting Parties by the Interim Secretariat of the Convention not later than six months prior to the second meeting of the Contracting Parties, which is expected to take place in February/March 1994, and accordingly INVITES the Commission to examine any circumstances justifying the call for a total ban on exports of hazardous waste covered by the Basle Convention to developing countries and to submit appropriate proposals to it at the earliest possible date.