in
Ministrstvom za obrambo Republike Madžarske,
Karl Erjavec l.r.
Minister za obrambo Za
Ministrstvo za obrambo Republike Madžarske
dr. Szekeres Imre l.r.
Minister za obrambo
Namen te priloge je določitev postopkov za izvajanje Tehničnega sporazuma med Ministrstvom za obrambo Republike Slovenije in Ministrstvom za obrambo Republike Madžarske o sodelovanju na področju vojaške geografije in izmenjavi vojaškega geografskega gradiva in podatkov glede izmenjave topografskih kart, geodetskih podatkov, digitalnih podatkov ter ustreznega vojaškega geografskega gradiva. Izvajalski organizaciji sta Sektor za civilno obrambo za Republiko Slovenijo in Geoinformacijska služba Madžarskih obrambnih sil (Magyar Honvédség Geoinformációs Szolgálat) za Republiko Madžarsko. Pri uresničevanju tega skupnega cilja omenjeni organizaciji soglašata, da bosta ravnali v skladu z načeli, obveznostmi in postopki, določenimi v tej prilogi.
Vojaške geografske informacije, katerih imetnica pravic je tretja država ali razširjanje katerih ni mogoče zaradi nacionalnih interesov, ne spadajo med gradivo, ki se izmenjava.
Pogodbenik bo drugemu pogodbeniku samodejno zagotovil knjižnične izvode topografskih in letalskih kart ter ustrezno gradivo.
Pogodbenik bo na zaprosilo drugega pogodbenika upošteval pošiljanje dodatnih izvodov topografskih kart, geodetskih podatkov, vojaškega geografskega gradiva, letalskih informacij ter digitalnih vojaških podatkov glede na njihovo razpoložljivost in brez stroškov pošiljanja v breme pogodbenika prosilca.
Zagotavljanje gradiva se obračunava, pri čemer se stroški določijo glede na standardno kartografsko enoto (SKE), ki temelji na standardni (56 × 75 cm) topografski karti v petih barvah, kakor je navedeno v nadaljevanju:
Pogodbenika si bosta po potrebi in odvisno od razpoložljivosti pošiljala geografsko gradivo in podatke zaradi pomoči Združenim narodom ali večnacionalnim načrtom za ravnanje v izjemnih razmerah ali operacijam. Kadar se s pripravo gradiva in podatkov ukvarjata oba pogodbenika, med seboj sodelujeta, da se prepreči podvajanje.
Zagotavljanje večjih količin gradiva iz 1. točke drugega odstavka bo potekalo po sistemu obvestila o nameravanem tiskanju. Pred tiskanjem nove izdaje lista(ov) bo pogodbenik drugega pogodbenika obvestil o tem, kateri€ list€ namerava natisniti, tako da bo ob upoštevanju predvidenega obdobja veljavnosti posameznega(ih) lista(ov) mogoče naročilo večjih količin.
Zagotavljanje novega(ih) lista(ov) in/ali uradno obvestilo posameznega pogodbenika drugemu pogodbeniku, da je izdelavo serije kart iz 1. točke drugega odstavka treba prekiniti, bo za samodejno posledico imelo spremembo te priloge brez potrebe po ponovnem dogovarjanju.
Ta priloga velja, dokler se pogodbenika ne sporazumeta o njenem prenehanju ali je en pogodbenik ne odpove v skladu s 7. členom tehničnega sporazuma.
Namen te priloge je določitev upravnih postopkov za izvajanje Tehničnega sporazuma med Ministrstvom za obrambo Republike Slovenije in Ministrstvom za obrambo Republike Madžarske o sodelovanju na področju vojaške geografije in izmenjavi vojaškega geografskega gradiva in podatkov in njegovih prilog. Izvajalski organizaciji sta Sektor za civilno obrambo za Republiko Slovenijo in Geoinformacijska služba Madžarskih obrambnih sil (Magyar Honvédség Geoinformációs Szolgálat) za Republiko Madžarsko. Pri uresničevanju tega skupnega cilja omenjeni organizaciji soglašata, da bosta ravnali v skladu z načeli, obveznostmi in postopki, določenimi v tej prilogi.
Pogodbenika bosta najpozneje do 31. marca vsako leto izmenjala informacije o stanju skupnih programov, izmenjanega vojaškega geografskega gradiva in zagotovljeni/prejeti tehnični pomoči na dan 31. decembra prejšnjega leta. Nato bosta na sestanku ali dopisno ovrednotila stopnjo izpolnjevanja obveznosti, opredeljenih s tehničnim sporazumom.
Sektor za civilno obrambo
Vojkova cesta 55
SI-1000 Ljubljana
Budapest
Szilágyi Erzsébet fasor 7-9.
H-1024 Hungary
INTRODUCTION
In the spirit of the ‘General Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Slovenia and the Government of the Republic of Hungary in military co-operation, signed in Misefa, Hungary, on the 5th October 1998’,
having regard to the provisions of the ‘Agreement Between the Parties to the North Atlantic Treaty Regarding the Status of Their Forces’ signed in London on 19 June 1951 (NATO SOFA),
this Technical Arrangement covers arrangements for co-operation and the exchange of military geographic materials and data between the
Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Slovenia,
and the
Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Hungary,
hereinafter referred to as the Parties.
ARTICLE 1
PURPOSE
The purpose of this Technical Arrangement is to further the co-operation between the Parties in the fields of military geodesy; military mapping, charting and geodesy; military geography and geomatics with the objectives of:
– implementing the NATO Geographic Policy and the provisions laid down in MC 296 document;
– improving the ability of the Parties to provide military geographic support to their respective armed forces;
– avoiding duplication of efforts in producing military geographic materials and data;
– ruling out payments for the military geographic materials and data exchanged.
ARTICLE 2
SCOPE
Under this Technical Arrangement, the Parties may exchange:
– maps and aeronautical charts;
– geodetic data;
– digital geographic data;
– production planning and production status information;
– technical publications and reports;
– additional materials and information as agreed on a case-by-case basis.
ARTICLE 3
IMPLEMENTATION
1. The exchange of military geographic materials and data, covered by this Technical Arrangement, will be assured by the Civil Defence Agency of the Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Slovenia and the Geoinformation Service of the Hungarian Defence Forces (Annexes A and B).
2. The implementing regulations of the Technical Arrangement will take account of the existing capabilities of each Party (availability of equipment, personnel, facilities and financial resources).
ARTICLE 4
MUTUAL OBLIGATIONS
1. It is the intent of the Parties that all efforts under this Technical Arrangement and its Annexes shall be conducted at the unclassified level. Should it become necessary to provide, exchange or generate classified materials and data between the Parties, procedures for the management of such classified materials and data shall be in accordance with the ‘NATO Security Policy and Supporting Directives C-M(2002)49’ and the Agreement in force on protection of classified information and material in the field of defence concluded between the governments of the Parties.
2. When military geographic materials and data are exchanged, the recipient Party undertakes to observe any restriction(s) imposed by the providing Party with regard to reproduction, duplication, printing, copyright and any limitation(s) of access, and to apply such security protection regulation(s) as prescribed by the providing Party.
3. Military geographic materials and data exchanged shall be used solely for defence tasks of either nation. Exceptions will require a prior written authorization of the providing Party.
4. Dissemination, even in parts or extracts, of military geographic materials and data provided by either Party to the other, for purposes other than those laid down in Article 1, requires a prior written authorization of the providing Party.
ARTICLE 5
ACCOUNTING
1. Military geographic materials and data may be exchanged on a routine basis (library copies) or on request.
2. Routine exchange of military geographic materials and data listed in the Annexes to this Technical Arrangement will be free of charge. The forwarding expenses will be born by the providing Party.
3. The Parties agree to establish by mutual consent accounting procedures for the military geographic materials and data exchanged on request, with the aim of ensuring equity.
4. The Parties will annually evaluate the results of the actions taken under this Technical Arrangement to establish whether a demonstrable balance in terms of the exchanged materials/data/information received by either Party has been attained. Balanced implementation of this Technical Arrangement is considered attained when the Parties declare their satisfaction that the results of the joint programmes adequately meet the military geographic requirements of their respective armed forces.
5. In assessing whether a balance as defined in Article 5 Para 4 of this Technical Arrangement has been attained, the combined results of all activities undertaken shall be used as a basis. If, during the annual evaluation, the Parties cannot agree that a balance has been attained, action to eliminate the imbalance shall be specified; imbalances must not be carried forward. Any imbalance may be compensated as mutually agreed by provision of products, services or other support. Payments for military geographic products and information exchanged are ruled out.
ARTICLE 6
CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES AND LIABILITY
The Parties agree that all claims for damages and liability against the other Party will be settled between the Parties according to Article 8 of the NATO SOFA.
ARTICLE 7
AMENDMENT, TERMINATION
1. This Technical Arrangement and its Annexes will remain in force until terminated by mutual consent or denounced by either of the Parties giving the other a six months notice in writing of its wish to terminate the Technical Arrangement. In either event the provisions laid down in Article 4 of this Technical Arrangement will continue to apply.
2. This Technical Arrangement and its Annexes may be changed or amended in writing with the mutual consent of the Parties in accordance with Article 8.
ARTICLE 8
ENTRY INTO FORCE
1. This Technical Arrangement, including its Annexes will become effective from the date when Parties inform each other that all internal legal procedures have been fulfilled. The present Technical Arrangement will apply provisionally from the date of signature.
2. Done in two original copies, each drawn up in English, Slovenian and Hungarian languages, all being equally authentic. In the case of different interpretation, the English version will prevail.
Done in Lendava on 17th October 2007.
For the Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Slovenia
Karl Erjavec (s)
Minister of Defence
For the Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Hungary
dr. Szekeres Imre (s)
Minister of Defence
ANNEX A
EXCHANGE OF TOPOGRAPHIC MAPS, GEODETIC DATA, MILITARY GEOGRAPHIC MATERIALS, AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION AND DIGITAL MILITARY GEOGRAPHIC DATA
1. Purpose
The purpose of this Annex is to define the procedures for the implementation of the ‘Technical Arrangement between the Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Slovenia and the Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Hungary Concerning the Co-operation in the Field of Military Geography and the Exchange of Military Geographic Materials and Data’ regarding the exchange of topographic maps, geodetic data, digital data and pertinent military geographic material. The implementing organisations are the Civil Defence Agency (Sektor za civilno obrambo) for the Republic of Slovenia and the Geoinformation Service of the Hungarian Defence Forces (Magyar Honvédség Geoinformációs Szolgálat) for the Republic of Hungary. In furtherance of this common objective, the above organisations agree to conform to and comply with the principles, obligations and procedures laid down in this Annex.
2. Materials to be exchanged
Military geographic information the rights of which are held by a third nation or the dissemination of which is ruled out on the grounds of national interests are not among the materials exchanged.
2.1. Routine exchange
Either Party will provide library copies of land maps, aeronautical charts and pertinent materials automatically to the other Party.
2.1.1. The Civil Defence Agency will provide the Geoinformation Service of the Hungarian Defence Forces with the latest editions of:
2.1.1.1. Library copies of sheets the rights of which are held by the Civil Defence Agency over the territory of the Republic of Slovenia:
– National Topographic Map 1:25 000 for Defence Purposes
198 sheets, at 1:25,000 scale, 5 copies each,
– Military Topographic Map series of Slovenia
190 sheets, at 1:25,000 scale, 5 copies each,
– Military Topographic Map series of Slovenia
58 sheets, at 1:50,000 scale, 5 copies each,
– Military Topographic Map series of Slovenia
16 sheets, at 1:100,000 scale, 5 copies each,
– General Map of Slovenia at scale 1:250 000 with regional Defence Offices, 5 copies each,
– Annually: MoD Topographic Map & Aeronautical Chart Catalogue.
2.1.2. The Geoinformation Service of the Hungarian Defence Forces will provide the Civil Defence Agency with the latest editions of:
2.1.2.1. Library copies of sheets the rights of which are held by the Geoinformation Service of the Hungarian Defence Forces over the territory of the Republic of Hungary:
– Topographic map series of Hungary
319 sheets, at 1:50,000 scale, 5 copies each,
– JOG (A) maps of Hungary
6 sheets, at 1:250,000 scale, 5 copies each,
– JOG (G) maps of Hungary
6 sheets, at 1:250,000 scale, 5 copies each,
– LFC HU
1 sheet, at 1:500,000 scale, 5 copies,
– TFC maps of Hungary
6 sheets, at 1:250,000 scale, 5 copies each.
2.1.2.2. Copies of relevant technical publications the rights of which are held by the Geoinformation Service of the Hungarian Defence Forces, with amendments:
– HU GEOSTAR A, 1 copy.
2.2. Exchange on request
2.2.1. Supply of additional materials and data
Upon request, either Party will consider to supply the other Party with additional copies of topographic maps, geodetic data, military geographic material, aeronautical information and digital military geographic data, subject to availability, at no forwarding costs for the requesting Party.
2.2.2. Accounting
The provision of the materials is accountable; with the cost assessed in terms of the ‘Standard Mapping Unit’ (SMU) based on the standard (56×75 cm) topographic map in five colours as listed below:
– Small format maps/charts (e.g. 1:50,000 scale topographic maps, JOGs): 1 SMU per copy;
– Medium size maps/charts (e.g. TFCs): 1.5 SMU per copy;
– Large format maps (e.g. LFCs): 3 SMUs per copy;
– Digital geographic data: the accounting of digital geographic data exchange will be based on the copying/material costs expressed in SMU, by mutual consent of the Parties.
2.2.3. Support to Multinational Operations
The Parties will supply each other, whenever required, based on availability, geographic material and data to assist UN or other multinational contingency planning or operations. Where both Parties are engaged in production to support such operations, they will co-operate to prevent unnecessary duplication.
3. Bulk Stocks
The provision of bulk stocks for the products listed in Para 2.1. will be subject to the 'Notice of Intent to Print' (NIP) system. Prior to a new edition of sheet(s) is to be printed, each Party will let the other know which sheet(s) it intends to have printed, so that with the anticipated period of validity of the sheet(s) taken into account, bulk stocks can be ordered.
4. Revisions
Provision of new sheet(s) and/or notification by either Party to the other Party that the production of a map series listed in Para 2.1. is to be discontinued will automatically result in a revision of this Annex without requiring renegotiations.
5. Validity
This Annex will remain in force until terminated by mutual consent or denounced by either of the Parties in accordance with Article 7 of the Technical Arrangement.
ANNEX B
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES
1. Purpose
The purpose of this Annex is to define the administrative procedures for the implementation of the ‘Technical Arrangement between the Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Slovenia and the Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Hungary Concerning the Co-operation in the Field of Military Geography and the Exchange of Military Geographic Materials and Data’ and the Annexes thereto. The implementing organisations are the Civil Defence Agency (Sektor za civilno obrambo) for the Republic of Slovenia and the Geoinformation Service of the Hungarian Defence Forces (Magyar Honvédség Geoinformációs Szolgálat) for the Republic of Hungary. In furtherance of this common objective, the above organisations agree to conform to and comply with the principles, obligations and procedures laid down in this Annex.
2. Implementation of obligations under the Technical Arrangement
The Parties will exchange information on the status, as at 31 December of the previous year, of the joint programmes, military geographic products exchanged and technical support provided/received not later than 31 March every year. Then they will evaluate in a meeting or by correspondence the degree to which the obligations as defined by the Technical Arrangement has been implemented.
3. Delivery of Materials
3.1. Delivery of military geographic materials and data must be clearly marked in English language 'SLOVENIA/HUNGARY Bilateral Agreement Exchange Material – Not Reimbursable'.
3.2. All military geographic materials and data exchanged under the Technical Arrangement shall be forwarded with appropriate papers in triplicate; one copy being forwarded as advance notice of the shipment and two copies accompanying the actual delivery. All shipment will be accompanied by a Pro Forma Invoice, too. Receipt of all military geographic material and data exchanged under the Technical Arrangement shall be acknowledged by a signature.
3.3. The following addresses shall be used for the delivery of military geographic material:
3.3.1. Civil Defence Agency
Ministrstvo za obrambo RS
Sektor za civilno obrambo
Vojkova cesta 55
SI-1000 Ljubljana
3.3.2. Geoinformation Service of the Hungarian Defence Forces
Magyar Honvédség Geoinformációs Szolgálat
Budapest
Szilágyi Erzsébet fasor 7-9.
H-1024 Hungary
4. Priorities
4.1. The Parties agree to meet the requirements according to the following priorities:
PRIORITY 1: urgent SHIPMENT WITHIN 30 DAYS OF THE RECEIPT OF THE REQUEST
PRIORITY 2: routine SHIPMENT WITHIN 60 DAYS OF THE RECEIPT OF THE REQUEST
4.2. If the priority cannot be met, the requesting Party shall be notified immediately. In the case of a more stringent need (within 10 days) the forwarding expenses will be borne by the requesting party.
5. Validity
This Annex will remain in force until terminated by mutual consent or denounced by either of the Parties in accordance with Article 7 of the Technical Arrangement.