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(NAR) VOL. IV NO. 2 / JANUARY - APRIL 1993
[ MIA MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 69-B, June 11, 1993 ]
IMPOSITION OF FURTHER SANCTIONS ON THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF YUGOSLAVIA (SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO)
WHEREAS, Memorandum Circular Nos. 69 and 69-A have been issued by this Authority providing measures governing the implementation of the United Nations Security Council Resolutions Nos. 752 (1992) and No. 787 (1992), respectively;
WHEREAS, the United Nations Security Council Resolution No. 820 (1993) tightens the naval blockade and trade embargo, imposes financial embargo, freezes FRY funds and bans the provision of services for FRY, except for telecommunications, postal services and certain legal and humanitarian services;
WHEREAS, the Department of Foreign Affairs has requested the Secretary of Transportation and Communications and the Administrator, Maritime Industry Authority, to issue a circular or directive implementing United Nations Security Council No. 820 (1993) and other sanctions provided in MARINA MC Nos. 69 and 69-A;
Pursuant, therefore to the UN Security Council Resolution No. 820 (1993) and previous resolutions on the matter, the Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) hereby directs all maritime entities concerned to observe strictly the provisions of the United Nations Security Council Resolution No. 820, particularly, paragraphs 12 to 30 thereof, on trading to/with FRY, transshipment through FRY, and detention, investigation and forfeiture of vessels and cargo in violation of UN Security Council resolutions.
Henceforth, the aforesaid restrictions shall be included as among the post-approval conditions to be imposed on all approvals on applications for the importation of vessels for international trading, for bareboat charter under PDs 760/866/1711 and special permits for the temporary utilization of interisland/coastwise vessels in the overseas trade/operation. The restrictions provided in this circular are deemed incorporated in all purchase and bareboat charter applications already approved.
The provisions of Memorandum Circulars Nos. 69 and 69-A are hereby reiterated in addition to the restrictions provided in this Circular.
Violations of this Circular shall be punishable under MARINA Memorandum Circular No. 50, series of 1989.
The Commandant, Philippine Coast Guard, is hereby furnished with a copy of this MC and Resolution No. 820 for their information and appropriate action on pars. 24, 25 and 26 thereof.
This Memorandum Circular shall take effect immediately.
Adopted: 11 June 1993.
(Sgd.) PHILIP S. TUAZON
Administrator
WHEREAS, the United Nations Security Council Resolution No. 820 (1993) tightens the naval blockade and trade embargo, imposes financial embargo, freezes FRY funds and bans the provision of services for FRY, except for telecommunications, postal services and certain legal and humanitarian services;
WHEREAS, the Department of Foreign Affairs has requested the Secretary of Transportation and Communications and the Administrator, Maritime Industry Authority, to issue a circular or directive implementing United Nations Security Council No. 820 (1993) and other sanctions provided in MARINA MC Nos. 69 and 69-A;
Pursuant, therefore to the UN Security Council Resolution No. 820 (1993) and previous resolutions on the matter, the Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) hereby directs all maritime entities concerned to observe strictly the provisions of the United Nations Security Council Resolution No. 820, particularly, paragraphs 12 to 30 thereof, on trading to/with FRY, transshipment through FRY, and detention, investigation and forfeiture of vessels and cargo in violation of UN Security Council resolutions.
Henceforth, the aforesaid restrictions shall be included as among the post-approval conditions to be imposed on all approvals on applications for the importation of vessels for international trading, for bareboat charter under PDs 760/866/1711 and special permits for the temporary utilization of interisland/coastwise vessels in the overseas trade/operation. The restrictions provided in this circular are deemed incorporated in all purchase and bareboat charter applications already approved.
The provisions of Memorandum Circulars Nos. 69 and 69-A are hereby reiterated in addition to the restrictions provided in this Circular.
Violations of this Circular shall be punishable under MARINA Memorandum Circular No. 50, series of 1989.
The Commandant, Philippine Coast Guard, is hereby furnished with a copy of this MC and Resolution No. 820 for their information and appropriate action on pars. 24, 25 and 26 thereof.
This Memorandum Circular shall take effect immediately.
Adopted: 11 June 1993.
Administrator