"~ISomedelegations suggested thatmulticomponent chemical weapons should notbedeclared asaspecial category inaseparate table. -91--92-"11Identified inaccordance withapproaches tobeworkedoutinthe contextofArticleII. "21Somedelegations didnotconsider thistablenecessary. "11Inaccordance withtheIUPAC(International UnionofPureandApplied Chemistry) Nomenclature •. "!IDifferent viewsexistwhetheritisnecessary tostateboththe scientific chemical nameandthestructural formula inorderforthedeclarations tobeunambiguous. "5/Somedelegations suggested thatmulticomponent chemical weapons should notbedeclared asaspecial category inaseparate table•.Scientific chemical nam~/, Quantity Numberandsize Structural formula41(metric tons) ofcontainers Precursors forunitary systems Components formulticomponent systems2/ I"1.3precursors!.! inbulk21::sQ::r ~\D;;:J CD ....(11> ::r....Co III-a 11l:s tD.,-a11ltD ::r l»....'1.... 0 ~....CDN C.... (11(11 .... 0 Co Co::sIn "1 "2.Hunitions Type .UnItary ch~lnical !U!Calibre (if Applicab le)Quantity ofunfilled m~nitlon/submunition ('''~'l''''er ofpleces)!JFilledmunition/submunition QUAntity IChemicaL fill (number ofpieces) (inkgperpieceofmunition'submunition) Examples : Binary IlSSmm .hell. f.,r••• (-nlme 0ffinal reactive product)100Ihellbodiu 1500(completed 13kgchemical A+B .he11s. components storedseparately) 200canni.ter. A1100cannisteu AI2kgcht!mica 1 A 300clnni.ters B 150eannistersB1kgchemica 1 CI\0 W IExalllplu: Shell Cartddge Rocket warhead Multicomponent chemical type155mill 120mill22.000 500warhead bodies 1.500lubllldnitionl13.000 8.000 1.000warheads 100submunitions2.82kgofchemical x 1.12kgofchemical y SOkgofchemicAt Z (SOx1kgsubm"nitions' I"3.OtherDevices I Type (Example : .praytank.)QUAntity ofunfilled devices (number ofpieces)Filled QUlIntity (number of nieces)devices ChemreaLn.\1 (inkg/piece) "1'Somedelegations didnotconsider thiscolumnnecessary.j I: r"4.Equipment specifically designed forusedirectly inconnection withthe employment ofmunitions andotherdevices unde~pointsD:2and;. (Example: singlepurpose rocketlaunchers). "5.Chemicals specifically desisned forusedirectly inconnection withthe employment ofmunitions andotherdevices underpointsD:2and;. (Example: thickeners). ]} ''E.Looations anddetailed inventories ofchemical wesonsstockstobe declared beforethecommencement ofeachelimination period2 Foreachstockthefollowing shallbedeclared: "1.Location Geographical location expressed by••• "2.Detailed inventoq Composition andquantities ofthechemical weaponsshallbedeclared in accordance withparagraph DofthisAnnex. "II.PLANSFORTHEELnUNATION OFCHEMICAL ~1EAP01"S itA.General plans. Thefollowing chemical weaponsshallbeeliminated duringElimination PeriodI:Y21 Thefollowing chemical weaponsshallbeeliminated duringElimination PeriodII:Y21 etc. "B.Detailed plans Theyshallinclude: schedules indicati,ng detailed timeframr:f', quantities andtypesof chemical weaponstobedestroyed ordi,·.terted toperinittedpurposesy inaccordance withthePrinciples fortheElimination laiddownin AnnexIV, "]}Different viewsexistconcerning, ifortowhatextentsuchchemicals shouldbedeclared. Furthermore, it.appears thatthisquestion willhavetobe decidedinthelightofthefinaldefinition ofchemical weapons. "g!Somedelegations heldtheviewthatoveralldeclarations shouldbe madewithin;0days ~ftertheConvention's entryintoforceforaStateParty. "21Chemical weaponsshallbedescribed apdamounts in~icated ina manneridentical tothatofthedeclarations. "yOnedelegation statedthatitwasunconvinced thatdiversion waseither apractical oreconomical methodforelimination. Itmaybeprepared, however, toreviewitsposition intheeventapractical systemfordiversion canbe devised, preserving therequirement foreffective verification. -9JJ-~"';.;,,·;>.;;;d~\; ••"_---------- "' • iththe lCample: lththe cample: be- redin tion