(Cont.) Convention On The Prohibition Of The Development, Production,
Stockpiling And Use Of Chemical Weapons And On Their Destruction
"United Nations, 1993, pp. 1 - 172"

        (a) Capacity destroyed;

        (b) Name and location of each facility where destruction took place;

        (c) List of buildings and equipment that were destroyed at each facility;

        (d) Methods of destruction.

10.  For a chemical weapons production facility declared pursuant to Article III, paragraph 1 (c) (iii), it is the responsibility of the State Party on whose territory the facility is or has been located to make appropriate arrangements to ensure that the declarations specified in paragraphs 6 to 9 above are made. If the State Party on whose territory the facility is or has been located is not able to fulfil this obligation, it shall state the reasons therefor.

B.   DESTRUCTION

       General principles for destruction of chemical weapons production facilities

11.  Each State Party shall decide on methods to be applied for the destruction of chemical weapons production facilities, according to the principles laid down in Article v and in this Part.

Principles and methods for closure of a chemical weapons production facility

12.  The purpose of the closure of a chemical weapons production facility is to render it inactive.

13.  Agreed measures for closure shall be taken by a State Party with due regard to the specific characteristics of each facility. Such measures shall include, inter alia:

        (a) Prohibition of occupation of the specialized buildings and standard buildings of the facility except for agreed activities;

        (b) Disconnection of equipment directly related to the production of chemical weapons, including, inter alia, process control equipment and utilities;

        (c) Decommissioning of protective installations and equipment used exclusively for the safety of operations of the chemical weapons production facility;

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