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1931 League of <strong>Nations</strong> - <strong>Treaty</strong> Series. 319<br />

PROTOCOL <strong>OF</strong> SIGNATURE.<br />

A. At the moment of signing the Convention of to-day's date, the Contracting Parties have<br />

decided to define the conditions of application in accordance with the following provisions :<br />

I. In view of the exceptional situation of the population domiciled in the mountain region<br />

where the houses are more than ten kilometres distant from the agricultural properties, pasture<br />

lands, etc. on the other side of the frontier, the two Contracting Parties have agreed that in virtue<br />

of Article I, paragraph 3, of the present Convention, the frontier border zone defined by that Article<br />

should extend on the Polish side within the section of the frontier between Mount Stog and the<br />

mouth of the Czeremosz Czarny river to a depth of fifteen kilometres and for the same distance on<br />

the Roumanian side in the territory of the sub-prefecture of Plasa Visau. They have likewise agreed<br />

that the said frontier zone on the Roumanian side should include a complementary zone taking<br />

in the remainder of the sub-prefecture of Plasa Visau and the territory of the sub-prefecture of<br />

Plasa Iza situated on the right bank of the river Iza.<br />

Only the provisions of the present Convention relating to the use of seasonal pasture lands<br />

and personal facilities connected therewith shall apply to the complementary frontier zone. The<br />

Roumanian localities situated in the complementary frontier zone shall be included in the list<br />

of localities provided for in Article 25 of the present Convention.<br />

Frontier permits issued to inhabitants of this zone shall have a distinctive sign (a red transversal<br />

bar).<br />

II. As regards the Additional Protocol:<br />

The Contracting Parties mutually assure each other that the veterinary provisions shall be<br />

applied with the utmost fairness and goodwill, and only in so far as the measures shall really be<br />

indispensable for making the health protection of native live-stock effective.<br />

At the tim6 of crossing the frontier for seasonal grazing, that is to say between March 15 and<br />

May 31, a general ban shall not be placed on foreign live-stock without the previous authorisation<br />

of the competent central authority.<br />

B. The Plenipotentiaries of the two Contracting Parties, desirous of contributing to the suitable<br />

solution of all problems relating to frontier traffic, express the hope that the two Governments<br />

will as soon as possible conclude special conventions concerning the following questions :<br />

I. The authorisation of doctors, veterinary surgeons and midwives of the other country<br />

to practise their profession in the frontier border zone ;<br />

2. The promotion and extension of tourist traffic in the frontier regions ; and<br />

3. The establishment of a local bilateral organisation to settle by friendly agreement frontier<br />

disputes of minor importance.<br />

In faith whereof the Plenipotentiaries. have signed the present Protocol and have thereto<br />

affixed their seals.<br />

Done at Warsaw, in duplicate, December 7, 1929.<br />

No. 2752<br />

(L. S.) G. CRETZIANU. (L. S.) Dr. RASINSKI.

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