Treaty termination procedures: notice to counterpart or depositary, six month effectivity, and continuing information confidentiality obligations. Termination requires notice to the other Contracting Party by diplomatic channels or letter to the competent authority, with the multilateral version requiring a copy to the depositary; termination takes effect on the first day of the month after a six month period following receipt of the notice by the depositary or by the other Contracting Party. A terminating Contracting Party remains bound by the Agreement's provisions governing information obtained under the Agreement, maintaining confidentiality and related obligations.
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Treaty termination procedures: notice to counterpart or depositary, six month effectivity, and continuing information confidentiality obligations.
Termination requires notice to the other Contracting Party by diplomatic channels or letter to the competent authority, with the multilateral version requiring a copy to the depositary; termination takes effect on the first day of the month after a six month period following receipt of the notice by the depositary or by the other Contracting Party. A terminating Contracting Party remains bound by the Agreement's provisions governing information obtained under the Agreement, maintaining confidentiality and related obligations.
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