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140 United Nations - Treaty Series 1956 4. There will be collaboration with respect to unclassified reactor information and technology and with respect to unclassified information relating to the production of reactor materials such as heavy water, zirconium, and hafnium. C. 1. The Parties will not exchange Restricted Data under this Agreement relating to design or fabrication of atomic weapons or information which, in the opinion of the Commission, is primarily of military significance; and no Restricted Data concerning the production of special nuclear materials will be exchanged except that concerning the incidental production of special nuclear materials in a power reactor. It is recognized that the Commission may come into possession of privately developed and privately owned information and information received from other governments which it is not permitted to exchange. It is also recognized that the Government of Belgium may come into possession of information developed and owned by private persons and industries not having access to information transmitted under this Agreement and information received from other governments which it is not permitted to exchange. 2. a. The Commission will communicate classified technical information required for the construction of any specific reactor only when Belguim is seriously considering the construction of the specific type of reactor in Belgium, the Belgian Congo, or Ruanda-Urundi and when private industry in the United States is permitted to undertake the construction and operation of the same type of reactor. In addition, the Commission will communicate classified information on any specific type of reactor other than those types mentioned in subparagraph B 3 only when, except as may otherwise be agreed, the Commission has made a finding that the specific type of reactor has been sufficiently developed to be of practical value for industrial or commercial purposes. b. Further, the Commission will communicate classified information pertaining exclusively to any reactor-types, such as submarine, ship, aircraft, and certain package power reactors, the development of which is concerned primarily with their military use, only when, in the opinion of the Commission, these types of reactors warrant peacetime application and as exchange of information on these types of reactors may be mutually agreed. Article IV RESEARCH MATERIALS Materials of interest in connection with the subjects of agreed exchange of information as provided in Article III, and under the limitations set forth therein, including source materials, special nuclear materials, byproduct material, other radioisotopes, and stable isotopes will be exchanged for research purposes in such quantities and under such terms and conditions as may be agreed,except as provided No. 3299
1956 Nations Unies - Recueil des Traitds 141 4) Les parties contractantes collaboreront pour tout ce qui concerne les informations et la technologie non classifi6es des rdacteurs ; cette collaboration s'6tendra aux informations non classifides relatives la production de matires pour rdacteurs, telles que l'eau lourde, le zirconium et l'hafnium. C. - 1) Les parties n'6changeront pas de donndes secretes se rapportant k la conception ou . la fabrication des armes atomiques ou des informations qui, de l'opinion de la Commission, ont une importance avant tout militaire; elles n'6changeront pas non plus des donndes dites arestricted data)) concernant la production des mati~res ((nucldaires sp~ciales h A l'exception des donndes relatives h la production de ces mati~res rdsultant du fonctionnement des rdacteurs de puissance. I1 est reconnu que la Commission pourrait &re en possession d'informations obtenues de source privde ou proprit d'intdr~ts privds, ainsi que d'informations reques d'autres gouvernements, qu'elle ne pourrait 6changer. Il est reconnu, de m~me, que le Gouvernement belge pourrait 6tre en possession d'informations obtenues de source privde et proprit d'intdr~ts privds n'ayant pas acc~s aux informations transmises suivant le prdsent accord, ainsi que d'informations regues d'autres gouvernements, qu'elle ne pourrait 6changer. 2) (a) La Commission communiquera les informations techniques classifi6es ndcessaires A la construction d'un rdacteur donn6, lorsque la Belgique envisagera s~rieusement la construction d'un rdacteur de ce type en Belgique, au Congo belge ou au Ruanda-Urundi et que l'industrie privde aux Rtats-Unis aura requ l'autorisation d'entreprendre la construction et l'utilisation de ce m~me type de rdacteur. En outre, sous r6serve de convention sp6ciale, la Commission communiquera des informations classifides sur tout type de rdacteur, autre que ceux mentionnds au sous-paragraphe B 3), si ladite Commission est arrivde . la conclusion que le type de rdacteur envisag6 est suffisamment ddvelopp6 pour avoir une valeur pratique du point de vue industriel ou commercial. (b) En outre, la Commission communiquera des informations classifi~es se rapportant exclusivement aux types de rdacteurs tels que les rdacteurs pour sousmarins, pour bateaux, pour avions et certains r6acteurs portatifs dont le ddveloppement est principalement guid6 par leur utilisation militaire, lorsque, de l'opinion de la Commission, ces types de rdacteurs seront susceptibles d'une application pacifique et que les parties auront convenu d'un 6change d'informations L leur sujet. Article IV MATIPRES POUR LA RECHERCHE Les mati~res ndcessaires h la recherche et prdsentant un intdr~t connexe aux sujets couverts par 1'6change d'informations convenu par l'article III, et sous conditions des limitations y prdvues, y compris les ((mati~res sources ), ((matires nucldaires sp6ciales ,, ((mati~res sous-produits ,, autres radioisotopes et isotopes stables, seront 6changdes pour des buts de recherche en des quantitds, AL des termes et sous No 3299
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4. There will be collaboration with respect to unclassified reactor information<br />
and technology and with respect to unclassified information relating to the production<br />
of reactor materials such as heavy water, zirconium, and hafnium.<br />
C. 1. The Parties will not exchange Restricted Data under this Agreement<br />
relating to <strong>des</strong>ign or fabrication of atomic weapons or information which, in the<br />
opinion of the Commission, is primarily of military significance; and no Restricted<br />
Data concerning the production of special nuclear materials will be exchanged<br />
except that concerning the incidental production of special nuclear materials in a<br />
power reactor. It is recognized that the Commission may come into possession<br />
of privately developed and privately owned information and information received<br />
from other governments which it is not permitted to exchange. It is also recognized<br />
that the Government of Belgium may come into possession of information developed<br />
and owned by private persons and industries not having access to information<br />
transmitted under this Agreement and information received from other governments<br />
which it is not permitted to exchange.<br />
2. a. The Commission will communicate classified technical information<br />
required for the construction of any specific reactor only when Belguim is seriously<br />
considering the construction of the specific type of reactor in Belgium, the Belgian<br />
Congo, or Ruanda-Urundi and when private industry in the <strong>United</strong> States is permitted<br />
to undertake the construction and operation of the same type of reactor. In<br />
addition, the Commission will communicate classified information on any specific<br />
type of reactor other than those types mentioned in subparagraph B 3 only when,<br />
except as may otherwise be agreed, the Commission has made a finding that the<br />
specific type of reactor has been sufficiently developed to be of practical value for<br />
industrial or commercial purposes.<br />
b. Further, the Commission will communicate classified information pertaining<br />
exclusively to any reactor-types, such as submarine, ship, aircraft, and certain<br />
package power reactors, the development of which is concerned primarily with<br />
their military use, only when, in the opinion of the Commission, these types of<br />
reactors warrant peacetime application and as exchange of information on these<br />
types of reactors may be mutually agreed.<br />
Article IV<br />
RESEARCH MATERIALS<br />
Materials of interest in connection with the subjects of agreed exchange of<br />
information as provided in Article III, and under the limitations set forth therein,<br />
including source materials, special nuclear materials, byproduct material, other<br />
radioisotopes, and stable isotopes will be exchanged for research purposes in such<br />
quantities and under such terms and conditions as may be agreed,except as provided<br />
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