32nd President of the Federal Chancellor concerning the scope of the Convention on Road Signs

According to the Communications of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, the following States have ratified their instruments of ratification or ratification. Accession documents to the Convention on Road Signs (BGBl. No 291/1982, as amended by BGBl. III No 80/1998, last proclamation of the BGBl scope. No 560/1996):

States:	Date of deposit of the Ratifications and/or Certificate of Accession:
Albania	6 February 2004
Georgia	15 May 2001
Italy	7 February 1997
Liberia	16 September 2005
Mongolia	19 December 1997
Tunisia	5 January 2004

The following States have declared that they should continue to comply with the Convention:

States:	with effect from:
The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia	17 November 1991
Serbia and Montenegro	27 April 1992

On the occasion of the deposit of the instrument of accession, Tunisia has made the following statement:

Tunisia declares that it is not bound by Article 44 of the Convention and confirms that any dispute concerning the interpretation or application of this Convention shall be subject to the prior consent of all the parties involved in the Convention. Arbitration of the International Court of Justice may be submitted.

In accordance with Article 46 (2), the following states have been notified:

States:	Type of danger sign:	Type of holding sign:
Albania	Aa	B, 2a
Georgia	Aa	B, 2a
Italy	Aa	B, 2a
Mongolia	Aa	B, 2a
Tunisia	Aa	B, 2a

According to the United Nations Secretary-General's notice, the Government of the Republic of Poland announced on 16 October that the October 1997, the reservation made on the occasion of the deposit of the instrument of ratification 1 Return to Art. 44.

Switzerland has continued to comply with a further communication by the Secretary-General of the United Nations 2 changed as follows:

On Art. 13bis (2) and Annex 1 (E) Subsection II (7):

Switzerland does not consider itself bound by the provisions of Article 13bis (2) and Annex 1 (E) Subsection II (7).

On the second sentence of Article 29 (2), Art. 26bis (1) and Annex 2, Chapter II, Section G:

Switzerland does not consider itself bound by Art. 29 (2), second sentence, Article 26bis (1) and Annex 2, Chapter II, Section G.

See Annex 1, Section C, subsection II, section 4, lit. a:

Switzerland reserves the right to adopt in its national legislation a regulation which stipulates that the characters C, 13aa and C 13ab are not prohibited from overtaking motor vehicles whose speed is limited to 30 km/h.

On the second sentence of Article 10 (6):

Switzerland reserves the right to provide, in its national legislation, as a warning sign for character B, 2, an identical sign with an additional board (pattern H, 1) as recorded in Annex 1, Section H.

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