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Netherlands state practice for the parliamentary year 1984–1985

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R. C. R. Siekmann
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Netherlands Yearbook of International Law , Volume 17 , December 1986 , pp. 127 - 214
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References

1. Reference is here made to Bijl. Hand. II 1982/83 — 17816 No. 1, Conclusion No. 18.

2. Trb. 1983 No. 83.

3. Trb. 1978 No. 61.

4. Reference is here made to Bijl. Hand. II 1977/78 and 1978/79 — 151117 (R 1101) Nos. 3 and 5; cf., 10 NYIL (1979) p. 367.

5. Bijl. Hand. II 1984/85 — 19107 (R 1288) No. 3 pp. 1–3.

6. See 16 NYIL (1985) p. 492 et seq.

7. UN Doc. A/32/12/Add. 1 p. 15.

8. 24 European Yearbook (1981) pp. 357–360.Google Scholar

9. Bijl. Hand. II 1984/85 — 18600 VI No. 42 pp. 1–2.

10. De Veiligheidsraad in 1984 [The Security Council in 1984], Publication of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs No. 134 (1985) p. 79.

11. Verslag over de negenendertigste zitting van de Algemene Vergadering der Verenigde naties [Report on the 39th Session of the UN General Assembly], Publication of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, no. 135, p. 154.

12. Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18546 No. 5 pp. 1–2.

13. Jaarboek Buitenlandse Zaken 1984–1985 [Yearbook of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1984–1985] (1985) pp. 36B–40B.Google Scholar

14. Cf., 16 NYIL (1985) p. 340.

15. Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 19083 No. 1 pp. 4–6.

16. Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18780 No. 4.

17. Exchange of Letters of 29 April/4 May 1983, Trb. 1983 No. 118.

18. Agreement of 3 December 1976, Trb. 1977 No. 33.

19. Statement of 27 February 1985, Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18392 No. 9 p. 1.

20. Cf., earlier, 16 NYIL (1985) p. 341.

21. Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18600 V No. 83 p. 2.

22. These figures were given by the Minister for Foreign Affairs in reply to written questions asked in Parliament, 22 May 1985, Aanh.Hand. II 1984/85 No. 855 pp. 1693–1694.

23. Trb. 1962 No. 98.

24. Reply of 28 November 1984, Aanh. Hand. II 1984/85 No. 262 pp. 517–518.

25. Bijl.Hand. I 1983/84 — 16947 (R 1181) No. 166.

26. Memorandum of 22 November 1984, Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18754 (R 1272) No. 3 pp. 3–4.

27. Agreement of 17 May 1966, Trb. 1966 No. 166.

28. Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18940 No. 4 p. 5.

29. Cf., 12 NYIL (1981) p. 189.

30. Memorandum of 21 January 1985, Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18619 No. 5 p. 2.

31. Reference is here made to the Bill which was presented to Parliament on this subject in Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18694 Nos. 1–3.

32. Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18619 No. 5 p. 4.

33. Stb. 1858 No. 46.

34. Bijl.Hand. II 1975/76 — 13872 No. 3 pp. 25 and 26.

35. Act of 9 September 1976, Stb. 1976 No. 468.

36. Memorandum of 3 July 1985, Bijl.Hand, II 1984/85 — 19076 No. 3 pp. 3–6, 7–8.

37. Trb. 1971 No. 137.

38. Trb. 1969 No. 9.

39. Trb. 1965 No. 55.

40. Statement of 26 March 1985, Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18129 No. 6 pp. 21–22.

41. See n. 40 at p. 7.

42. See n. 40 at pp. 2–3.

43. Trb. 1983 No. 74.

44. See n. 40 at pp. 4–6.

45. See n. 40 at p. 15.

46. Trb. 1974 No. 184.

47. Trb. 1973 No. 84.

48. Statement of 7 January 1985, Bijl.Hand. I 1984/85 — 15971 (R 1133)/15972 No. 20a p. 2.

49. Trb. 1966 No. 166.

50. Statement of 4 October 1984, Aanh.Hand. II 1984/85 No. 45 p. 91.

51. Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18940 No. 1 pp. 9–10.

52. Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18940 No. 5 pp. 1–2.

53. Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 17895 No. 21 p. 8.

54. De Veiligheidsraad in 1984 [The Security Council in 1984], Publication of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs No. 134 (1985) pp. 106–107; also in Stc No. 164 of 23 August 1984 pp. 1, 3.

55. Reply of 29 April 1985, Aanh.Hand. II 1984/85 No. 772 pp. 1527–1528.

56. Stb. 1980 No. 182.

57. Reply of 7 December 1984, Aanh.Hand. II 1984/85 No. 295 pp. 583–584.

58. Statement of 14 February 1985, Hand. II 1984/85 pp. 3288, 3292–3293.

59. The 7th principle concerns respect for human rights and fundamental freedom, including the freedoms of thought, conscience, religion and belief.

60. Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18600 V No. 99 p. 10.

61. Verslag over de negenendertigste zitting van de Algemene Vergadering der Verenigde Naties [Report on the Thirty-Ninth Session of the UN General Assembly], Publication of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs No. 135 (1985) pp. 235–237.

62. Reference is here made to the Supreme Court's decisions of 1 July 1983, RvdW (1983) No. 143, and NJ (1984) No. 161.

63. NJ (1983) No. 57.

64. Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18974 No. 1 pp. 1–2.

65. The decision was published, inter alia, in NJ (1983) No. 191.

66. Bijl.Hand. II 1978/79 — 15638 Nos. 1–3.

67. Reference is here made to Appl. No. 2699/65, Yearbook of the European Convention on Human Rights Vol. XI, 366 et seq.

68. Reference is here made to the decisions in Cases no. 172/56, Yearbook Vol. I, p. 211; no. 911/60, Yearbook Vol. IV, p. 198; no. 1449/62, Yearbook Vol. VI, pp. 262, 266. More recent decisions of the Commission to the effect that the right to respect for family life as contained in Article 8, paragraph 1, of the European Convention entails a right of access are No. 7911/77 D and R No. 12 p. 192; 8045/77, D and R No. 16, p. 105, and no. 8427/78, D and R No. 19, p. 225.

69. Judgment of 13 June 1979, Series A, No. 31.

70. Reference is here made to the decisions of 2 May 1980, NJ (1980) No. 537; 25 September 1981, NJ (1982) No. 557; 13 November 1981, NJ (1982) No. 558; 19 March 1982, (1982) No. 559; 16 April 1982, NJ (1982) No. 560; 7 May 1982, NJ (1982) No. 561; 25 June 1982, NJ (1982) No. 562; and 24 September 1982, RvdW (1982) No. 165.

71. Statement of 2 May 1985, Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18964 No. 3 pp. 7–8.

72. Stb. 1924 No. 492.

73. Stb. 1935 No. 354.

74. NJ (1973) No. 123.

75. NJ (1976) No. 187.

76. NJ (1975) No. 508.

77. Statement of 25 July 1985, Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 19093 No. 3 pp. 6–7.

78. Article 14, para. 5, reads in full: ‘Everyone convicted of a crime shall have the right to his conviction and sentence being reviewed by a higher tribunal according to law’.

79. Memorandum of 2 July 1985, Bijl.Hand. I 1984/85 — 18009 No. 135 b pp. 1–2.

80. Cf., 15 NYIL (1984) p. 299.

81. Stc. No. 93 of 15 May 1985 p. 4.

82. Reply of 8 August 1985, Aanh.Hand. II 1984/85 No. 1116 p. 2209.

83. Statement of 6 December 1984, Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18600 V No. 47 p. 4.

84. Trb. 1965 No. 40.

85. Article 139 of the Penal Code concerns the disturbance of the peace in public places.

86. Reply of 14 Januyary 1985, Aanh. Hand. II 1984/85 No. 391 pp. 775–776.

87. Trb. 1954 No. 120.

88. Aanh.Hand. II 1984/85 No. 124 pp. 245–246.

89. Statement of 21 November 1984, Aanh.Hand. II 1984/85 No. 232 p. 457.

90. Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18600 V No. 41 p. 2.

91. Trb. 1984 No. 98.

92. Reference is here made to Bijl.Hand. II 1982/83 — 17824 No. 1; cf., also, 15 NYIL (1984) p. 336.

93. Memorandum of 1 March 1985, Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18885 No. 3 pp. 4–6.

94. UN Doc. LOS/PCN/60.

95. Reference is here made to Aanh.Hand. II 1978/79 No. 1143 pp. 2277–2278.

96. Trb. 1965 No. 6.

97. Hand. II 1982/83 p. 2650.

98. Statement of 4 February 1985, Aanh. Hand. II 1984/85 No. 462 pp. 919–920.

99. Statement of 26 June 1985, Aanh.Hand. II 1984/85 No. 965 p. 1910.

100. Cf., 12 NYIL (1981) p. 243.

101. The proposed Article 97, para. 1, reads, inter alia: ‘For the purposes of the military defence of the Kingdom, the performance of international tasks by taking military action … obligations can be imposed according to provisions laid down in an Act’.

102. Memorandum of 6 June 1985, Bijl. Hand. II 1984/85 — 19017 (R 1285) No. 3 pp. 5–6.

103. Cf., earlier, 11 NYIL (1980) p. 236.

104. UN Doc. A/41/56; S/17688.

105. Cf., 15 NYIL (1984) p. 366.

106. Communitqué of countries contributing troops to UNIFIL, Dublin, 2 May 1980, Jaar-boek van het Departement van Buitenlandse Zaken 1979–1980 [Yearbook of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1979–1980] (1980) annex 31, pp. 76B-77B.

107. Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 15441 No. 35 pp. 6–7.

108. The draft resolution later became Security Council Resolution 558 of 14 December 1984.

109. De Veiligheidsraad in 1984 [The Security Council in 1984], Publication of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs No. 134 pp. 102–103; also in Stc. No. 246 of 17 December 1984 p. 3.

110. Ontwapening, Veiligheid, Vrede — Voorstellen, Besprekingen en Besluilen [Disarmament, Security, Peace — Proposals, Discussions and Decisions], Publication of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs No. 136 (1982) p. 491.

111. Cf., 15 NYIL (1984) p. 380.

112. Reference is here made to Allan, Gerson, Israel, the West Bank and International Law, p. 82 and p. 114 et seq.Google Scholar

113. Bijl. Hand. II 1983/84 — 18546 No. 2 pp. 8–9.

114. Trb. 1984 No. 89.

115. Treaty of 7 September 1977, ILM (1977) p. 1022.

116. Article 90 reads in full: ‘The Government shall promote the development of the international rule of law’.

117. Memorandum of 11 January 1985, Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18836 (R 1277) No. 1 p. 5.

118. By exchange of letters, 28 February 1985, Trb. 1985 No. 40.

119. Stb. 1930 No. 375.

120. Memorandum of 22 May 1985, Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 19002 (R 1282) No. 1 p. 2.

121. Agreement of 9 June 1977, registered on 1 June 1981 under No. 19805 with the UN Secretariat.

122. Reply of 17 July 1985, Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18600 V No. 118 pp. 3–4.

123. Reply of 18 April 1985, Aanh.Hand. II 1984/85 No. 734 p. 1449.

124. Hand. II 1984/85 p. 1405.

125. Cf., 16 NYIL (1985) p. 422.

126. Agreement of 13 December 1983, Trb. 1984 No. 18.

127. Agreement on economic and technical co-operation, of 8 February 1983, Trb. 1983 No. 38.

128. Statement of 25 February 1985, Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18301 No. 7 pp. 2–3.

129. Convention of 14 December 1956, Trb. 1957 Nos. 212, 213.

130. Statement of 17 July 1985, Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18600 V No. 118 pp. 2–3.

131. Trb. 1980 No. 184.

132. Bijl.Hand. II 1983/84 — 17867 No. 7; this parliamentary document concerns the Board's letter of 21 October 1983 to the Netherlands Government in which it sets out its position. Cf., also, 15 NYIL (1984) p. 388.

133. Memorandum of 17 December 1984, Bijl. Hand. II 1984/85 — 17360 (R 1202) No. 6 pp. 1–2.

134. Last amended by the Act of 23 June 1976, Stb. 1976 No. 424.

135. Hand. II 1984/85 p. 4641.

136. Memorandum of 15 July 1985, Bijl.Hand. I 1984/85 — 17975 No. 187 b p. 2.

137. Exchange of Letters of 29 April/4 May 1983, Trb. 1983 No. 118.

138. Agreement of 3 December 1976, Trb. 1977 No. 33.

139. Reference is here made to Bijl.Hand. II 1967/68 — 7884 No. 5 p. 7.

140. Hand. II 1972 pp. 860, 863.

141. Memorandum of 15 January 1985, Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18392 No. 7 p. 6.

142. Cf., 13 NYIL (1982) p. 268.

143. Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18856 No. 2 pp. 12–13.

144. Bijl.Hand. II 1983/84 — 16204 No. 7.

145. Cf., 13 NYIL (1982) p. 270.

146. Bijl.Hand. II 1984/85 — 18600 V No. 41 pp. 2–3.