1973年国际预防船舶导致污染公约
FINAL ACT OF THE INTERNATIonAL ConFERENCE ON MARINE1 POLLUTION，1973
颁布日期：19731102 推行日期：19731102 颁布单位：伦敦
1. By its Resolution A. 176 （VI） of October 21， 1969， the As百度竞价推广bly ofthe Inter-Governmental Maritime2 Consultative Organization decided3 toconvene in 1973 an International Conference on Marine Pollution. ThisConference was held in London from October 8 to November 2， 1973.
2. The following States were represented by delegations4 at theConference：
Argentina
AustraliaKenya Oman The Government of Hong Kong was also represented by an observer. 4. At the invitation of the As百度竞价推广bly the following organizations inthe United Nations system sent representatives to the Conference： United Nations United Nations Environment Programme Food and Agriculture Organization United Nations Educational， Scientific and Cultural Organization International Bank for Reconstruction7 and Development International Atomic Energy Agency 5. The following inter-governmental organizations sent observers tothe Conference： European Economic Community International Institute for the Unification of Private Law 6. The following non-governmental organizations also sent observers tothe Conference： International Chamber8 of Shipping9 International Organization for Standardization10 International Electrotechnical Commission International Union of Marine Insurance International Association of Ports and Harbors The Baltic and International Maritime Conference International Association of Classification Societies International Law Association European Council of Chemical Manufacturers' Federation11 Oil Companies International Marine Forum12 International Shipowners' Association Friends of the Earth International 7. At the opening of the Conference The Hon. Michael Heseltine，Minister of Aerospace13 and Shipping of the United Kingdom and Mr. MauriceStrong Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme madestatements supporting the objective of the Conference. 8. The Conference elected Mr. S. V. Bhave， Head of the Indiandelegation， as President of the Conference. 9. Twenty-four Vice-Presidents of the Conference were elected， asfollows： First Vice-President： Mr. G. Lindencrona （Sweden） Mr. R. M Gowland （Argentina） H. E. Mr. M. Raffaelli （Brazil） The Hon. Jack14 Davis （Canada） Dr. M. Oporto （Cuba） Mr. M. A. El-Sammak （Egypt） Mr. J. P. Cabouat （France） Dr. H. Rentner （German Democratic Republic） Dr. G. Breuer （Germany， Federal Republic of） H. E. Mr. H. V. H. Sekyi （Ghana） Mr. M. Sjadzali （Indonesia） Mr. H. Afshar （Iran） Mr. K. G. Loukou （Ivory Coast） H. E. Mr. S. Sugihara （Japan） Mr. A. G. Toukan （Jordan） Mr. E. Dinga （Kenya） Mr. N. A. Al-Nakib （Kuwait） Mr. M. Ramarozaka （Madagascar） Dr. Vizcaino Murray （Mexico） Captain D. W. Boyes （New Zealand） Mr. S. Perkowicz （Poland） H. E. Mr. G. Nhigula （United Republic of Tanzania） Mr. V. Tikhonov （USSR） Mr. J. N Archer15 （United Kingdom） 10. Mr. Colin Goad16. Secretary-General of the Organization， acted asSecretary-General of the Conference with Mr. J. Queguiner. DeputySecretary-General， as Deputy Secretary-General of the Conference. CaptainA. Saveliev， Secretary of the Maritime Safety Committee of theOrganization， was appointed Executive Secretary of the Conference and Mr.Y. Sasamura. Head of Marine Science and Technology Division， and Mr. T.Mensah， Head of Legal Division， of the Organization were appointed DeputyExecutive Secretaries of the Conference. 11. The Conference established the following Committees and a SteeringCommittee composed of officers of the Conference： Committee I Chairman： H. E. Dr. P. V. J. Solomon （Trinidad and Tobago） Vice-Chairman： Mr. G. Lindencrona （Sweden） Committee II Chairman： Dr. L. Spinelli （Italy） Vice-Chairman： Dr. W. Al-Nimer （Bahrain） Committee III Chairman： Mr. R. J. Lakey （United States of America） Vice-Chairman： Mr. Koh Eng Tian （Singapore） Committee IV Chairman： H. E. Prof. A. Yankov （Bulgaria） Vice-Chairman： The Hon. G. F. B. Cooper （Liberia） Credentials17 Committee Chairman： Mr. P. A. Araque （Philippines） Drafting Committee Chairman： Mr. G. A. E. Longe （Nigeria） Vice-Chairman： H. E. Mr. J. D. del Campo （Uruguay） 12. The following documentation formed the basis of the work of theConference： -Draft Text of an International Convention for the Prevention ofPollution from Ships， 1973 -Draft Protocol18 Relating to Intervention19 on the High Seas in Casesof Marine Pollution by Substances other than Oil -Draft Resolutions relating to the prevention and control ofmarine pollution -Proposals and comments， including amendments20 to the draftsmentioned above， submitted to the Conference by interested Governments andOrganizations.
BahrainKhmer Republic
BelgiumKuwait
Brazil Liberia
Bulgaria Libyan Arab Republic
Byelorussian Soviet5 Socialist6Madagascar
Republic Mexico
Canada Monaco
ChileMorocco
Cuba Netherlands
Cyprus New Zealand
DenmarkNigeria
Dominican Republic Norway
EcuadorPanama
EgyptPeru
FinlandPhilippines
France Poland
German Democratic Republic Portugal
Germany, Federal Republic of Republic of Korea
GhanaRomania
Greece Saudi Arabia
HaitiSingapore
HungarySouth Africa
IcelandSpain
IndiaSri Lanka
IndonesiaSweden
Iran Switzerland
Iraq Thailand
IrelandTrinidadand Tobago
ItalyTunisia
Ivory CoastUkrainian Soviet Socialist
JapanRepublic
Jordan Union of Soviet Socialist
RepublicsUnited Republic of Tanzania
United Arab Emirates United States of America
United Kingdom of Great BritainUruguay
and Northern Ireland Venezuela
3. The following States were represented at the Conference by
observers:
ColombiaRepublic of Viet-Nam
Jamaica Turkey
MalawiYugoslavia
