STATUS OF FORCES Sample Clauses
The 'Status of forces' clause defines the legal status, rights, and responsibilities of military personnel stationed in a foreign country under an agreement. It typically outlines issues such as jurisdiction over criminal and civil matters, entry and exit procedures, and the application of local laws to the visiting forces. By clearly establishing the legal framework for the presence and conduct of foreign military personnel, this clause helps prevent legal disputes and ensures smooth cooperation between the host nation and the sending state.
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STATUS OF FORCES. The Agreement among the States participating in the Partnership for Peace regarding the Status of their Forces, done in Brussels on 19 June 1995 (NATO/PfP SOFA), apply to- gether with its Additional Protocol to the status of forces of the Participants while conduct- ing activities or projects under the auspices of this MoU on the territory of the other Partici- pant.
STATUS OF FORCES. 1. The status of the forces and personnel contributed to operation Atalanta by Montenegro shall be governed by the agreement on the status of forces concluded between the European Union and Somalia, Djibouti or any other country in the region with which such an agreement will have been concluded for the purposes of the operation, or by the unilateral declaration on the status of forces issued by Kenya, the Seychelles or any country in the region which will have issued such a declaration for the purposes of the operation.
2. The status of the forces and personnel contributed to headquarters or command elements located outside the joint operation area, shall be governed by arrangements between the Host State of the headquarters and command elements concerned and Montenegro.
3. Without prejudice to the agreements and declarations on the status of forces referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2, Montenegro shall exercise jurisdiction over its forces and personnel participating in operation Atalanta.
4. Montenegro shall be responsible for answering any claims linked to the participation in operation Atalanta, from or concerning any of its forces and personnel. Montenegro shall be responsible for bringing any action, in particular legal or disciplinary, against any of its forces and personnel, in accordance with its laws and regulations.
5. Montenegro undertakes to make a declaration as regards the waiver of claims against any State participating in operation Atalanta, and to do so when signing this Agreement.
6. European Union Member States undertake to make a declaration as regards the waiver of claims, for the participation of Montenegro in operation Atalanta, and to do so when signing this Agreement.
STATUS OF FORCES. 1. The status of the forces and personnel contributed to the EU military crisis management operation by the Republic of Albania shall be governed by the provisions on the status of forces, if available, agreed between the European Union and the States concerned.
2. The status of the forces and personnel contributed to headquarters or command elements located outside the Republic of ▇▇▇▇ and the Central African Republic shall be governed by arrangements between the headquarters and command elements concerned and the Republic of Albania.
3. Without prejudice to the provisions on the status of forces referred to in paragraph 1, the Republic of Albania shall exercise jurisdiction over its forces and personnel participating in the EU military crisis management operation.
4. The Republic of Albania shall be responsible for answering any claims linked to participation in the EU military crisis management operation, from or concerning any of its forces and personnel. The Republic of Albania shall be responsible for bringing any action, in particular legal or disci plinary, against any of its forces and personnel, in accordance with its laws and regulations.
5. The Republic of Albania undertakes to make a declaration regarding the waiver of claims against any State participating in the EU military crisis management operation, and to do so when signing this Agreement.
6. The European Union undertakes to ensure that Member States make a declaration regarding the waiver of claims, for the participation of the Republic of Albania in the EU military crisis management operation, and to do so when signing this Agreement.
STATUS OF FORCES. The status of forces in the island is dealt with in Article 4 and Annex C to the draft Treaty. The provisions are reciprocal and will apply both to United Kingdom forces in the Republic and to Cypriot forces in the Sovereign Base Areas. Among the more important provisions is that concerning jurisdiction which generally follows Article VII of the Agreement regarding the Status of Forces of Parties to the North Atlantic Treaty, Cmnd. 9363 (Section 8). Broadly speaking, Service Courts will normally exercise criminal and disciplinary jurisdiction over servicemen, the civilian component and their dependents for offences involving United Kingdom personnel and property only, offences committed on official duty and offences committed solely within the Sites. The Republic's Courts will normally exercise jurisdiction for other offences. Special arrangements are made for the settlement of claims arising from injury or damage caused by members of the forces (Section 9). Section 11 deals with customs arrangements.
STATUS OF FORCES. The provisions set out in Annex 1 concerning Status of Forces shall apply, according to their terms, to cooperative activities pursuant to this Agreement.
STATUS OF FORCES. Criminal jurisdiction
STATUS OF FORCES. 1. The status of the forces and personnel contributed to the EU military crisis management operation by the Republic of Chile shall be governed in accordance with the provisions contained in paragraph 12 of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1575 (2004) of 22
STATUS OF FORCES. The Agreement between the States parties to the North Atlantic Treaty regarding the status of their forces, done in London 19th of June 1951 (NATO SOFA).
STATUS OF FORCES. 1. The status of the forces and personnel contributed to the EU military crisis management operation by the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia shall be governed by the provisions on the status of forces, if available, agreed between the European Union and the host country.
2. The status of the forces and personnel contributed to headquarters or command elements located outside Bosnia and Herzegovina shall be governed by arrangements between the headquarters and command elements concerned and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
3. Without prejudice to the provisions on the status of forces referred to in paragraph 1, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia shall exercise jurisdiction over its forces and personnel participating in the EU military crisis management operation.
4. The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia shall be responsible for answering any claims linked to participation in the EU military crisis management operation, from or concerning any of its forces and personnel. The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia shall be responsible for bringing any action, in particular legal or disciplinary, against any of its forces and personnel, in accordance with its laws and regulations.
5. The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia undertakes to make a declaration as regards the waiver of claims against any State participating in the EU military crisis management operation, and to do so when signing this Agreement.
6. The European Union undertakes to ensure that Member States make a declaration as regards the waiver of claims, for
STATUS OF FORCES. The NATO/PfP SOFA, with regard to reservations and declarations made to the agreement by either of the Participants, will apply to the status of the VF unless otherwise decided in this MoU or by other arrangement or agreement between the Participants.