LAW OF UKRAINE

of June 29, 2004 No. 1906-IV

About international treaties of Ukraine

This Law establishes procedure for the conclusion, accomplishment and cancellation of international treaties of Ukraine for the purpose of proper ensuring national interests, implementation of the purposes, tasks and the principles of foreign policy of Ukraine enshrined in the Constitution of Ukraine and the legislation of Ukraine.

I. General provisions

Article 1. Scope of the Law

This Law is applied to all international treaties of Ukraine regulated by rules of international law and the prisoner according to the Constitution of Ukraine and requirements of this Law.

Article 2. Determination of terms

In this Law terms are used in the following value:

the international treaty of Ukraine - the prisoner in writing with foreign state or other subject of international law regulated by international law irrespective of, the agreement contains in one or several documents connected among themselves, and irrespective of its specific name (the agreement, the agreement, the convention, the pact, the protocol, etc.);

the conclusion of the international treaty of Ukraine - action for preparation of the text of the international treaty, its acceptance, establishment of its authenticity, signing of the international treaty and consent on its obligation for Ukraine;

power - the document which one or several persons in the procedure established by this Law are charged to represent Ukraine for the purpose of preparation of the text of the international treaty, its acceptance, establishment of its authenticity, signing of the international treaty and, in the cases provided by the international treaty, consents on its obligation for Ukraine;

signing - either stage of the conclusion of the international treaty, or form of the dacha Ukraine of consent to be bound for it the international treaty in the cases provided by the international treaty or other arrangement of the parties;

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