PROTOCOL OF THE STATE PARTIES OF COMMONWEALTH OF INDEPENDENT STATES

of October 7, 2002

About approval of regulations on procedure for the organization and holding joint anti-terrorist actions in the territories of the State Parties of the Commonwealth of Independent States

The State Parties of the this Protocol which are hereinafter referred to as with the Parties

understanding danger which terrorism constitutes for life and human health,

in view of the international documents concerning fight against terrorism

attaching great value to holding joint anti-terrorist actions in the territories of the State Parties of the Commonwealth of Independent States,

agreed as follows:

1. Approve Regulations on procedure for the organization and holding joint anti-terrorist actions in the territories of the State Parties of the Commonwealth of Independent States, the daleepolozheniye (is applied) which is integral part of the this Protocol.

2. The this Protocol becomes effective from the date of receipt by depositary of the third notification on accomplishment of necessary interstate procedures by the Parties. For the states which performed such procedures later it becomes effective from the date of receipt by depositary of adequate notices.

3. Changes and additions which are drawn up by the separate protocol which becomes effective according to the procedure, stipulated in Item 2 this Protocols can be made to the Provision.

4. After entry into force the this Protocol is open for accession of other states. For the joining state it becomes effective after 30 days from the date of receipt by depositary of the adequate notice.

5. The this Protocol acts within five years from the date of its entry into force. After this term action of the this Protocol is automatically prolonged every time for the five-year period if the Parties do not make other decision.

6. Each of the Parties can leave the this Protocol, having sent the written notice of it to depositary at least in six months prior to exit. Exit from the this Protocol does not exempt the state from financial obligations which it undertook, being the Party of the this Protocol.

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