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Operations in International Waters. 1. Authority to Board Suspect Vessels. Whenever the law enforcement officials of one Party (“the requesting Party”) encounter a suspect vessel claiming the nationality of the other Party (“the requested Party”) located in international waters, the requesting Party may request that the law enforcement authority of the requested Party: a) confirm the claim of nationality of the requested Party; and b) if such claim is confirmed: (i) authorize the boarding and search of the suspect vessel, cargo and the persons found on board by law enforcement officials of the requesting Party; and (ii) if evidence of illicit traffic in narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances is found, authorize the law enforcement officials of the requesting Party to detain the vessel, cargo and persons on board pending instructions from the law enforcement authorities of the requested Party as to the exercise of jurisdiction in accordance with Article 6 of this Agreement.
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Operations in International Waters. 1. Authority to Board Suspect Vessels. Whenever the law enforcement officials of one Party (“the requesting Party”) encounter a suspect vessel claiming the nationality of the other Party (“the requested Party”) located in international waters, the requesting Party may request that the law enforcement authority of the requested Party: a) confirm the claim of nationality of the requested Party; and b) if such claim is confirmed:
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Operations in International Waters. 1. Authority to Board Suspect Ships. Whenever the Security Force Officials of one Party ("the requesting Party") suspect that a ship located in international waters is a suspect ship which claims nationality in the other Party ("the requested Party"), the requesting Party may request through the Competent Authority of the requested Party, in accordance with paragraph 2 of this Article, that it: a. confirm the claim of nationality of the suspect ship; and b. if such claim is confirmed: i. authorize the boarding and search of the suspect ship, cargo and the persons found on board by Security Force Officials of the requesting Party; and ii. if items of proliferation concern are found, authorize the Security Force Officials of the requesting Party to exercise control over the movement of the ship, as well as items and persons on board, pending instructions conveyed through the Competent Authority of the requested Party as to the actions the requesting Party is permitted to take concerning such items, persons and ships. 2. Contents of Requests. Each request should contain the name of the suspect ship, the basis for the suspicion, the geographic position of the ship, the IMO number if available, the homeport, the port of origin and destination, and any other identifying information. If a request is conveyed orally, the requesting Party shall confirm the request in writing by facsimile or e-mail as soon as possible within two hours. The requested Party shall acknowledge to the Competent Authority of the requesting Party in writing by facsimile or e-mail, or orally and confirmed in writing, its receipt of any written or oral request as soon as possible within two hours upon receiving it.
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