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The Texts of the Agreements Between the International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations and the Federal Government of the INFCIRC/15/Rev.1/Add.1 - The Texts of the Agreements Between the International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations and the Federal Government of the ... INFCIRC/15/Rev.1/Add.1 January 1983 International Atomic Energy Agency GENERAL Distr. Information Circular Original: ENGLISH (Unofficial electronic edition) and GERMAN The Texts of the Agreements Between the International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations and the Federal Government of the Republic of Austria Regarding the Headquarters Seat and Related Agreements 1. The texts of seven agreements concluded between the Agency and the Republic of Austria, as well as between the Agency, the United Nations and the Republic of Austria, are reproduced in this document for the information of all Members. 2. The agreements deal with the following subjects: I. Definition of the Agency's Headquarters area at the Vienna International Centre; this Agreement between the Agency and Austria was signed on 20 September 1979. Pursuant to its Article II, it entered into force on 1 October 1979. II. Definition of the Headquarters area common to the United Nations and the Agency at the Vienna International Centre; this Agreement between the Agency, the United Nations and Austria was signed on 28 September 1979. Pursuant to its Article II, it entered into force on 1 September 1979. III. Conditions of use of the Headquarters area at the Vienna International Centre; the Agreement between the Agency and Austria was signed on 19 January 1981. Pursuant to its Article XV, it entered into force on 1 October 1981. IV. Conditions of use of the Headquarters area common to the Agency and the United Nations at the Vienna International Centre; this Agreement between the Agency, the United Nations and Austria was signed on 19 January 1981. Pursuant to its Article IV, it entered into force on 1 October 1981. V. Establishment and administration of a Common Fund for financing major repairs and replacements at the Vienna International Centre; this Agreement between the Agency, the United Nations and Austria was signed on 19 January 1981. Pursuant to its Article 9, it entered into force on 1 January 1981. VI. Provisional list of main elements referred to in Article 2, paragraph (2) of the Common Fund Agreement; this Protocol between the Agency, the United Nations and Austria was signed on 19 January 1981 and entered into force on the same date. A letter which the Board of Governors requested the Director General to communicate to the Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs is attached thereto. VII. Definition of the "Settlement of Disputes" clause, as contained in Article 6 of the Common Fund Agreement; this exchange of letters between the Agency and Austria is dated 19 January 1981 and entered into force on the same date. I Agreement Between the International Atomic Energy Agency and the Federal Government of the Republic of Austria Regarding the Headquarters of the International Atomic Energy Agency http://www.iaea.org/Publications/Documents/Infcircs/Others/infcirc15r1a1.shtml[2013-08-13 10:06:36] INFCIRC/15/Rev.1/Add.1 - The Texts of the Agreements Between the International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations and the Federal Government of the ... Bearing in mind the Agreement between the Republic of Austria and the International Atomic Energy Agency (hereinafter called "the Agency") regarding the Headquarters of the Agency of 11 December 1957* (hereinafter called "the Headquarters Agreement"); Considering that the Federal Government of the Republic of Austria (hereinafter called "the Government") has offered to the Agency the use of land, buildings and facilities within the Vienna International Center as a permanent headquarters seat in accordance with the objectives and purposes of the Agency as laid down in its Statute and that the Agency has accepted that offer; Recognizing that pursuant to Section 3 of the Headquarters Agreement the headquarters seat shall be defined in supplemental agreements to be concluded between the Agency and the Government; The Agency and the Government have agreed as follows: Article I The area as shown in the map attached to this Agreement shall constitute the permanent headquarters seat of the Agency as provided for in Section 3 of the Headquarters Agreement. Article II This Agreement shall enter into force on 1 October 1979. DONE at Vienna, in duplicate, in the English and German languages, both texts being equally authentic, on the twentieth day of September one thousand nine hundred and seventy-nine. For the INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY For the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF AGENCY: AUSTRIA: (signed) (signed) Sigvard Eklund Ch. Broda II Agreement Between the International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations and the Federal Government of the Republic of Austria Regarding the Common Headquarters Area Bearing in mind the Agreement of 11 December 1957* between the Republic of Austria and the International Atomic Energy Agency (hereinafter called "the Agency") regarding the headquarters of the Agency and the Agreement signed on 3 April 1967 between the Republic of Austria and the United Nations regarding the headquarters of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (hereinafter called "both Headquarters Agreements"); Considering that the Federal Government of the Republic of Austria(hereinafter called "the Government") has offered to the Agency and the United Nations (hereinafter called "the Organizations") the joint use of land, buildings and facilities within the Vienna International Center as a common headquarters area (hereinafter called "the common area"); Recognizing that pursuant to Section 3 of both Headquarters Agreements the respective headquarters seat shall be defined in supplemental agreements to be concluded between the Organizations and the Government; The Organizations and the Government have agreed as follows: Article I http://www.iaea.org/Publications/Documents/Infcircs/Others/infcirc15r1a1.shtml[2013-08-13 10:06:36] INFCIRC/15/Rev.1/Add.1 - The Texts of the Agreements Between the International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations and the Federal Government of the ... The common area as shown in the map attached to this Agreement shall constitute a part of the permanent headquarters seat of each of the Organizations as provided for in Section 3 of both Headquarters Agreements. Accordingly, the provisions of both Headquarters Agreements shall apply mutatis mutandis to that area. Article II This Agreement shall enter into force on 1 September 1979. DONE at Vienna and New York, in triplicate, in the English and German languages, both texts being equally authentic, on 28 September 1979. For the INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY For the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF AGENCY: AUSTRIA: (signed) (signed) Sigvard Eklund Willibald Pahr For the UNITED NATIONS: (signed) Kurt Waldheim III Agreement Between the International Atomic Energy Agency and the Republic of Austria Regarding the Headquarters Seat of the International Atomic Energy Agency at the Vienna International Centre BEARING IN MIND the Agreement between the International Atomic Energy Agency and the Republic of Austria Regarding the Headquarters of the International Atomic Energy Agency of 11 December 1957* (hereinafter referred to as "the Headquarters Agreement"); CONSIDERING that the Federal Government of the Republic of Austria (hereinafter referred to as "the Government") has offered to the International Atomic Energy Agency (hereinafter referred to as "the IAEA") and the IAEA has accepted the use of land, buildings and facilities within the area defined (hereinafter referred to as the "Headquarters Area") in the Agreement between the IAEA and the Government regarding the Headquarters of the IAEA of 20 September 1979; (Reproduced in part I.) The International Atomic Energy Agency and the Republic of Austria (hereinafter referred to as "the Parties") have agreed as follows: Article I 1. The IAEA shall have the right to use the Headquarters Area for a period of ninety-nine years beginning 1 October 1979 in a manner consistent with its objectives and functions as defined in its Statute, and in accordance with the provisions of the Headquarters Agreement and this Agreement. 2. Without prejudice to the right of the IAEA referred to above, the Government retains the ownership over the Headquarters Area. Article II The IAEA shall pay to the Government with respect to the right to use the Headquarters Area a rental of one Austrian Schilling per annum payable yearly in advance during the period of such use commencing on 1 January 1980. http://www.iaea.org/Publications/Documents/Infcircs/Others/infcirc15r1a1.shtml[2013-08-13 10:06:36] INFCIRC/15/Rev.1/Add.1 - The Texts of the Agreements Between the International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations and the Federal Government of the ... Article III The IAEA may, after appropriate consultation with the Government, make available space in the Headquarters Area to international governmental and non-governmental organizations for purposes connected with the activities of the IAEA. Article IV 1. If acceptable to both Parties, the IAEA may let space in the Headquarters Area to any physical or juridical person providing services to the IAEA or its staff. 2. The rent charged by the IAEA to such physical or juridical persons will be based on the commercially prevailing rates for such premises, ant shall be transferred in its entirety to the Government. 3. The rent referred to above shall not include maintenance and operating costs, which shall be payable to the IAEA. Article V 1. Alterations with respect to any of the buildings forming part of the Headquarters Area, which may result in a change of structural nature or architectural appearance, may be carried out by the IAEA at its own expense and without the right to reimbursement only after having obtained the prior consent of the Government. 2. Other alterations to the buildings or facilities forming part of the Headquarters Area may be carried out by the IAEA at its expense and without the right to reimbursement.
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