Zakon o potvrđivanju sporazuma u skladu sa konvencijom ujedinjenih nacija o pravu mora o očuvanju i održivom korišćenju morske biološke raznovrsnosti područja izvan nacionalne jurisdikcije
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Član Article 37 Zakon o potvrđivanju sporazuma u skladu sa konvencijom ujedinjenih nacija o pravu mora o očuvanju i održivom korišćenju morske biološke raznovrsnosti područja izvan nacionalne jurisdikcije – Review of authorized activities and their impacts
2. Should the Party with jurisdiction or control over the activity identify significant adverse impacts that either were not foreseen in the environmental impact assessment, in nature or severity, or that arise from a breach of any of the conditions set out in the approval of the activity, the Party shall review its decision authorizing the activity, notify the Conference of the Parties, other Parties and the public, including through the Clearing-House Mechanism, and:
a)
Require that measures be proposed and implemented to prevent, mitigate and/or manage those impacts or take any other necessary action and/or halt the activity, as appropriate; and
b)
Evaluate, in a timely manner, any measures implemented or actions taken under subparagraph (a) above.
, the Scientific and Technical Body may notify the Party that authorized the activity if it considers that the activity may have significant adverse impacts that were either not foreseen in the environmental impact assessment or that arise from a breach of any conditions of approval of the authorized activity and, as appropriate, may make recommendations to the Party.
4. (a) On the basis of the best available science and scientific information and, where available, relevant traditional knowledge of Indigenous Peoples and local communities, a Party may register its concerns, with the Party that authorized the activity and with the Scientific and Technical Body, that the authorized activity may have significant adverse impacts that were either not foreseen in the environmental impact assessment, in nature or severity, or that arise from a breach of any conditions of approval of the authorized activity;
b)
The Party that authorized the activity shall give consideration to such concerns;
c)
Upon consideration of the concerns registered by a Party, the Scientific and Technical Body shall consider and may evaluate the matter based on the best available science and scientific information and, where available, relevant traditional knowledge of Indigenous Peoples and local communities and may notify the Party that authorized the activity, if it considers that such activity may have significant adverse impacts that were either not foreseen in the environmental impact assessment or that arise from a breach of any conditions of approval of the authorized activity and, after giving that Party an opportunity to respond to the concerns registered and taking into account such response and as appropriate, may make recommendations to the Party that authorized the activity;
d)
The registration of concerns, any notifications issued and any recommendations made by the Scientific and Technical Body shall be made publicly available, including through the Clearing-House Mechanism;
e)
The Party that authorized the activity shall give consideration to any notifications issued and any recommendations made by the Scientific and Technical Body.
5. All States, in particular adjacent coastal States and any other States adjacent to the activity when they are potentially most affected States, and stakeholders shall be kept informed through the Clearing-House Mechanism and may be consulted in the monitoring, reporting and review processes in respect of an activity authorized under this Agreement.
6. Parties shall publish, including through the Clearing-House Mechanism:
a)
Reports on the review of the impacts of the authorized activity;
b)
Decision documents, including a record of the reasons for the decision by the Party, when a Party has changed its decision authorizing the activity.