18 DE ABRIL DE 1996

636-(179)

21 —If no agreement is reached within 72 hours after the arrival of the inspection team at the location, the alternative perimeter shall be designated the final perimeter.

Verification of location

22 — To help establish that the inspection site to which the inspection team has been transported corresponds to (he inspection site specified by the requesting State Party, the inspection team shall have the right to use approved location-finding equipment and have such equipment installed according to its directions. The inspection team may verify its location by reference to local landmarks identified from maps. The inspected State Party shall assist the inspection team in this task.

Securing the site, exit monitoring

23 — Not later than 12 hours after the arrival of the inspection team at the point of entry, the inspected State Party shall begin collecting factual information of all vehicular exit activity from all exit points for all land, air, and water vehicles of the requested perimeter. It shall provide this information to the inspection team upon its arrival at the alternative or final perimeter, whichever occurs first.

24 — This obligation may be met by collecting factual information in the form of traffic logs, photographs, video recordings, or data from chemical evidence equipment provided by the inspection team to monitor such exit activity. Alternatively, the inspected State Party may also meet this obligation by allowing one or more members of the inspection team independently to maintain traffic logs, take photographs, make video recordings of exit traffic, or use chemical evidence equipment, and conduct other activities as may be agreed between the inspected State Party and the inspection team.

25 — Upon the inspection team's arrival at the alternative perimeter or final perimeter, whichever occurs first, securing the site, which means exit monitoring procedures by the inspection team, shall begin.

26 — Such procedures shall include: the identification of vehicular exits, the making of traffic logs, the taking of photographs, and the making of video recordings by the inspection team of exits and exit traffic. The inspection team has the right to go, under escort, to any other part of the perimeter to check that there is no other exit activity.

27 — Additional procedures for exit monitoring activities as agreed upon by the inspection team and the inspected State Party may include, inter alia:

, a) Use of sensors;

b) Random selective access;

c) Sample analysis

28 — All activities for securing the site and exit monitoring shall take place wthin a band around the outside of the perimeter, not exceeding 50 m in width, measured outward.

29 — The inspection team has the right to inspect on a managed access basis vehicular traffic exiting the site. The inspected State Party shall make every reasonable effort to demonstrate to the inspection team that any vehicle, subject to inspection, to which the inspection team is not granted full access, is not being used for purposes related to the possible non-compliance concerns raised in the inspection request.

30 — Personnel and vehicles entering and personnel and personal passenger vehicles exiting the site are not subject to inspection.

31 —The application of the above procedures may continue for the duration of the inspection, but may not unreasonably hamper or delay the normal operation of the facility. -

Pre-inspection briefing and inspection plan

32 — To facilitate development of an inspection plan, the inspected State Party shall provide a safety and logistical briefing to the inspection team prior to access.

33 — The pre-inspection briefing shall be held in accordance with part n, paragraph 37, of this Annex. In the course of the pre-inspection briefing, the inspected State Party may indicate to the inspection team the equipment, documentation, or areas it considers sensitive and not related to the purpose of the challenge inspection. In addition, personnel responsible for the site shall brief the inspection team on the physical layout and other relevant characteristics of the site. The inspection team shall be provided with a map or sketch drawn to scale showing all structures and significant geographic features at the site. The inspection team shall also be briefed on the availability of facility personnel and records.

34 — After the pre-inspection briefing, the inspection team shall prepare, on the basis of the information available and appropriate to it, an initial inspection plan which specifies the activities to be carried out by the inspection team, including the specific areas of the site to which access is desired. The inspection plan shall also specify whether the inspection team will be divided into subgroups. The inspection plan shall be made available to the representatives of the inspected State Party and the inspection site. Its implementation shall be consistent with the provisions of section C, including those related to access and activities.

Perimeter activities

35 — Upon the inspection team's arrival at the final or alternative perimeter, whichever occurs first, the team shall have the right to commence immediately perimeter activities in accordance with the procedures set forth under this section, and to continue these activities until the completion of the challenge inspection.

36 — In conducting the perimeter activities, the inspection team shall have the right to:

a) Use monitoring instruments in accordance with part ii, paragraphs 27 to 30, of this Annex;

b) Take wipes, air, soil or effluent samples; and

c) Conduct any additional activities which may be agreed between the inspection team and the inspected State Party.

37 — The perimeter activities of the inspection team may be conducted within a band around the outside of the perimeter up to 50 m in width measured outward from the perimeter. If the inspected State Party agrees, the inspection team may also have access to any building or structure within the perimeter band. All directional monitoring of the inspected State Party, the band could run inside, outside, or on both sides of the declared perimeter.