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Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and the Director General of the World
Intellectual Property Organization, who shall convene a revision conference with a view to
introducing into this Convention amendments designed to improve action against double
taxation of copyright royalties.
2. The adoption of any revision of this Convention shall require an affirmative vote by
two-thirds of the States attending the revision conference, provided that this majority includes
two-thirds of the States which, at the time of the revision conference, are parties to the
Convention.
3. Any State which becomes a party to the Convention after the entry into force of a new
Convention wholly or partially revising this Convention shall, failing an expression of a
different intention by that State, be considered as:
(a) a party to the revised convention;
(b) a party to this Convention in relation to any State which is a party to the present
Convention but is not bound by the revised convention.
4. This Convention shall remain in force as regards relations between or with the Contracting
States, which have not become parties to the revised convention.
Article 16: Languages of the convention and notifications
1. This Convention shall be signed in a single copy in Arabic, English, French, Russian and
Spanish, the five texts being equally authoritative.
2. Official texts shall be established by the Director General of the United Nations
Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and the Director General of the World
Intellectual Property Organization, after consultation with the interested Governments
concerned, in the German, Italian and Portuguese languages.
3. The Secretary-General of the United Nations shall notify the States referred to in Article
11, paragraph 1, as well as the Director-General of the United Nations Educational, Scientific
and Cultural Organization and the Director General of the World Intellectual Property
Organization of
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