13 FEBRUARY 2004. - An Act to amend the Locarno Arrangement to establish an international classification for industrial designs and drawings, and to the Annex, signed in Locarno on 8 October 1968 and amended on 28 September 1979 (1)

ALBERT II, King of the Belgians,
To all, present and to come, Hi.
The Chambers adopted and We sanction the following:
Article 1^er. This Act regulates a matter referred to in Article 77 of the Constitution.
Art. 2. The Locarno Arrangement establishing an international classification for industrial designs and drawings, and the Annex, signed in Locarno on 8 October 1968 and amended on 28 September 1979, will come out their full and complete effect.
Promulgation of this law, let us order that it be clothed with the seal of the State and published by the Belgian Monitor.
Given in Brussels on 13 February 2004.
ALBERT
By the King:
Minister of Foreign Affairs,
L. MICHEL
The Minister of Economy,
Ms. F. MOERMAN
Seal of the state seal:
The Minister of Justice,
Ms. L. ONKELINX
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Note
(1) Session 2003-2004.
Senate:
Parliamentary documents. - Bill tabled on 15 September 2003, No. 3-194/1. - Report made on behalf of the Commission, No. 3-194/2. - Supplementary report, No. 3-194/3.
Annales parlementaire - Discussion : séances du 13 novembre 2003 et 27 novembre 2003. - Vote: meeting of 27 November 2003.
House of Representatives:
Parliamentary documents. - Project transmitted by the Senate, No. 51-521/1. Text adopted in plenary and subject to Royal Assent, No. 51-521/2.
Annales parlementaire - Discussion : séance du 18 décembre 2003. - Vote: meeting of 18 December 2003.

Locarno arrangement establishing an international classification for industrial designs and drawings signed in Locarno on 8 October 1968 and amended on 28 September 1979
Article 1^er
Constitution of a particular Union;
adoption of an international classification
(1) The countries to which this Agreement applies shall be established in the particular state of Union.
(2) They adopt the same classification for industrial designs and designs (hereinafter referred to as "international classification").
(3) The international classification includes:
(i) a list of classes and subclasses;
(ii) an alphabetical list of products to which drawings and models are incorporated, including classes and subclasses in which they are classified;
(iii) explanatory notes.
4) The list of classes and subclasses is the list annexed to this Arrangement, subject to the modifications and supplements that the Committee of Experts established by Article 3 (hereinafter referred to as the Committee of Experts) could make.
5) The alphabetical list of products and explanatory notes will be adopted by the Committee of Experts according to the procedure established by Article 3.
6) The international classification may be amended or supplemented by the Committee of Experts according to the procedure established by Article 3.
7) (a) The international classification is established in the English and French languages.
(b) Official texts of the international classification are, after consultation with interested governments, established in the other languages that the Assembly referred to in Article 5 may designate, by the International Bureau of Intellectual Property (hereinafter referred to as the "International Bureau") referred to in the Convention establishing the World Intellectual Property Organization (hereinafter referred to as the "Organization").
Article 2
Application and legal scope of the international classification
(1) Subject to the obligations imposed by this Arrangement, the international classification itself has only an administrative character. However, each country may assign the appropriate legal scope to it. In particular, the international classification does not bind the country of the particular Union to the nature and extent of the protection of drawing or model in those countries.
(2) Each of the countries of the Special Union reserves the right to apply international classification as a main system or an auxiliary system.
(3) The Administrations of the countries of the Special Union shall include, in the official titles of the filings or recordings of the drawings or models and, if officially published, in these publications, the numbers of the classes and subclasses of the international classification in which the products to which the drawings or models are incorporated.
4) In choosing the names to be included in the alphabetical list of products, the Committee of Experts shall avoid, as far as it is reasonable to do so, using the names on which exclusive rights may exist. However, the inclusion of any term in the alphabetical list cannot be interpreted as expressing the opinion of the Committee of Experts on whether the term is or is not covered by exclusive rights.
Article 3
Committee of Experts
(1) A Committee of Experts on the tasks referred to in Article 1, 4, 1.5 and 1.6 shall be established with the International Bureau. Each of the countries of the Special Union is represented in the Committee of Experts, which is organized by a rules of procedure adopted by a simple majority of the countries represented.
(2) The Committee of Experts adopts, by a simple majority of the countries of the particular Union, the alphabetical list and explanatory notes.
(3) Proposals for amendments or additions to the international classification may be made by the administration of any country of the particular Union or by the International Bureau. Any proposal from an administration shall be communicated by the administration to the International Bureau. The proposals of the administrations and the International Bureau are forwarded by the latter to the members of the Committee of Experts no later than two months before the session of the Committee during which these proposals will be considered.
4) The decisions of the Committee of Experts on amendments and supplements to the international classification are taken by a simple majority of the countries of the particular Union. However, if they involve the creation of a new class or the transfer of products from one class to another, unanimity is required.
5) Experts have the ability to vote by correspondence.
6) In the event that a country would not have designated a representative for a specific session of the Committee of Experts, as well as in the event that the designated expert would not have expressed his or her standing vote or within a time limit set by the rules of procedure of the Committee of Experts, the country in question would be considered to accept the Committee's decision.
Article 4
Notification and publication of the classification
and its amendments and supplements
(1) The alphabetical list of products and the explanatory notes adopted by the Committee of Experts, as well as any changes and any addition to the international classification decided by it, are notified to the administrations of the countries of the particular Union by the International Bureau. The decisions of the Committee of Experts shall enter into force upon receipt of the notification. However, if they involve the creation of a new class or the transfer of products from one class to another, they will enter into force within six months of the date of the notification.
(2) The International Bureau, as depositary of the international classification, incorporates the amendments and supplements in force. Amendments and supplements are published in the periodicals to be designated by the Assembly.
Article 5
Assembly of the Union
(1) (a) The Special Union has a Assembly composed of the countries of the particular Union.
(b) The government of each country of the particular Union is represented by a delegate, who may be assisted by alternates, advisers and experts.
(c) The expenses of each delegation are borne by the government that designated it.
(2) (a) Subject to the provisions of Article 3, the Assembly shall:
(i) deals with all matters concerning the maintenance and development of the particular Union and the application of this Arrangement;
(ii) provide guidance to the International Bureau on the preparation of the review conferences;
(iii) examines and approves the reports and activities of the Director General of the Organization (hereinafter referred to as "the Director General") relating to the particular Union and gives it all relevant guidance on matters of the competence of the particular Union;
(iv) finalize the programme, adopt the special Union's biennial budget and approve its closing accounts;
(v) adopt the financial regulations of the particular Union;
(vi) decides on the establishment of official texts of the international classification in other languages than English and French;
(vii) establish, independently of the Committee of Experts established by Article 3, the other committees of experts and the working groups that it considers useful for the achievement of the objectives of the particular Union;
(viii) decides which non-member countries of the particular Union are and which intergovernmental and international non-governmental organizations may be admitted to its meetings as observers;
(ix) adopt the amendments to articles 5 to 8;
(x) undertake any other appropriate action to achieve the objectives of the particular Union;
xi) performs any other tasks that this Arrangement entails.
(b) On matters that are also of interest to other unions administered by the Organization, the Assembly shall decide, taking the opinion of the Organization's Coordinating Committee.
(3) (a) Each member country of the Assembly has one vote.
(b) Half of the Assembly's member countries are the quorum.
(c) Notwithstanding the provisions of subparagraph (b), if, at a session, the number of countries represented is less than half, but equal to or greater than one third, of the member countries of the Assembly, the Assembly may make decisions; However, the decisions of the Assembly, with the exception of those concerning its procedure, become enforceable only when the conditions set out below are met. The International Bureau shall communicate such decisions to the member countries of the Assembly that were not represented, inviting them to express in writing, within three months of the date of the communication, their vote or forbearance. If, at the expiry of this period, the number of countries that have so expressed their vote or abstention is at least equal to the number of countries that defaulted for the quorum to be reached at the session, such decisions become enforceable, provided at the same time the necessary majority remains acquired.
(d) Subject to the provisions of Article 8.(2), the decisions of the Assembly shall be taken by a two-thirds majority of the votes cast.
(e) Abstention is not considered a vote.
(f) A delegate can only represent one country and can only vote on behalf of the country.
4) (a) The Assembly shall meet once every two years in a regular session, on the convocation of the Director General and, unless exceptional, during the same period and at the same time as the General Assembly of the Organization.
(b) The Assembly shall meet in special session on the invitation of the Director General at the request of a quarter of the member countries of the Assembly.
(c) The agenda for each session is prepared by the Director General.
5) The Assembly adopts its rules of procedure.
Article 6
International Bureau
(1) (a) The administrative tasks of the particular Union are carried out by the International Bureau.
(b) In particular, the International Bureau prepares the meetings and provides the secretariat of the Assembly, the Committee of Experts, and any other committees of experts and working groups that the Assembly or the Committee of Experts may establish.
(c) The Director General is the highest official of the particular Union and represents it.
(2) The Director General and any staff member designated by him shall participate, without vote, in all meetings of the Assembly, the Committee of Experts, and any other expert committee or working group that the Assembly or the Committee of Experts may establish. The Director General or a staff member designated by him is ex officio secretary of these bodies.
(3) (a) The International Bureau, as directed by the Assembly, prepares the Review Conferences for the Non-Article 5 to 8.
(b) The International Bureau may consult intergovernmental and international non-governmental organizations on the preparation of review conferences.
(c) The Director-General and the persons designated by him shall participate, without the right to vote, in the deliberations at those conferences.
4) The International Bureau carries out all other tasks assigned to it.
Article 7
Finance
(1) (a) The special Union has a budget.
(b) The budget of the Special Union includes the income and expenses of the particular Union, its contribution to the budget of expenditures common to the Unions, as well as, where appropriate, the amount made available to the budget of the Conference of the Organization.
(c) Expenditures that are not allocated exclusively to the particular Union but also to one or more other Unions administered by the Organization are considered to be common expenses to the Unions. The share of the particular Union in these common expenses is proportional to the interest that these expenditures present to it.
(2) The budget of the Special Union is determined in the light of the coordination requirements with the budgets of the other Unions administered by the Organization.
(3) The budget of the Special Union is financed by the following resources:
(i) contributions from the countries of the particular Union;
(ii) taxes and amounts due for services rendered by the International Bureau under the particular Union;
(iii) the proceeds of the sale of publications of the International Bureau concerning the Special Union and the rights associated with these publications;
(iv) donations, bequests and grants;
(v) miscellaneous rents, interests and other incomes.
4) (a) To determine its contribution within the meaning of paragraph (3), (i), each country of the particular Union belongs to the class in which it is ranked for the Union of Paris for the protection of industrial property, and pays its annual contributions on the basis of the number of units determined for that class in that Union.
(b) The annual contribution of each country of the particular Union consists of an amount whose ratio to the total sum of annual contributions to the budget of the particular Union of all countries is the same as the ratio between the number of units of the class in which it is ranked and the total number of units of all countries.
(c) Contributions are due on January 1 of each year.
(d) A country in arrears in the payment of its contributions may not exercise its right to vote in any of the organs of the particular Union if the amount of its arrears is equal to or greater than that of the contributions it owes for the last two full years. However, such a country may be allowed to retain the exercise of its right to vote within that body as long as the latter considers that the delay results from exceptional and inevitable circumstances.
(e) In the event that the budget is not adopted before the beginning of a new fiscal year, the previous year's budget is extended in accordance with the financial regulations.
5) The amount of taxes and amounts due for services rendered by the International Bureau under the Special Union is determined by the Director General, who reports to the Assembly.
6) (a) The Special Union has a working capital consisting of a single payment made by each country of the particular Union. If the fund becomes insufficient, the Assembly decides on its increase.
(b) The amount of the initial payment of each country to the above-mentioned fund or its participation in the increase is proportional to the contribution of that country for the year in which the fund is constituted or the increase decided.
(c) The proportion and terms of payment shall be determined by the Assembly, on the proposal of the Director General and after the advice of the Organization's Coordinating Committee.
7) (a) The Headquarters Agreement with the country in which the Organization has its headquarters provides that, if the working capital is insufficient, that country shall grant advances. The amount of these advances and the conditions under which they are granted are, in each case, separate agreements between the country in question and the Organization.
(b) The country referred to in subparagraph (a) and the Organization each have the right to denounce the commitment to grant advances, subject to written notification. The denunciation takes effect three years after the end of the year in which it was notified.
8) The audit shall be conducted in accordance with the terms and conditions set out in the Financial Regulations, by one or more countries of the particular Union or by external auditors, who are, with their consent, designated by the Assembly.
Article 8
Amendments to Articles 5 to 8
(1) Proposals to amend Articles 5, 6, 7, and this Article may be submitted by any country of the particular Union or by the Director General. These proposals are communicated by the latter to the countries of the particular Union at least six months before being submitted to the Assembly.
(2) Any amendment to the articles referred to in paragraph (1) shall be adopted by the Assembly. Adoption requires three quarters of the votes cast; However, any amendment to Article 5 and this paragraph requires the four fifths of the votes cast.
(3) Any amendment to the articles referred to in paragraph (1) comes into force one month after the Director General receives written notifications of acceptance, made in accordance with their respective constitutional rules, from three quarters of the countries that were members of the particular Union at the time the amendment was adopted. Any modification of the said articles so accepted shall bind all countries that are members of the particular Union at the time the amendment comes into force or become members at a later date; However, any changes that increase the financial obligations of the countries of the particular Union are binding only those that have notified their acceptance of the amendment.
Article 9
Ratification, accession; effective
(1) Any country Party to the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property that has signed this Agreement may ratify it and, if it has not signed it, may accede to it.
(2) Instruments of ratification and accession shall be deposited with the Director General.
(3) (a) With respect to the five countries that have deposited their instruments of ratification or accession, this Agreement shall enter into force three months after the deposit of the fifth of these instruments.
(b) In respect of any other country, this Arrangement shall enter into force three months after the date on which its ratification or accession has been notified by the Director General, unless a later date has been indicated in the instrument of ratification or accession. In the latter case, this Arrangement shall enter into force, in respect of that country, on the date indicated.
4) Ratification or accession shall take full right to all the clauses and to all the benefits stipulated in this Agreement.
Article 10
Force and duration of the Arrangement
This Arrangement has the same strength and duration as the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property.
Article 11
Revision of articles 1^er 4 and 9 to 15
(1) Articles 1^er to 4 and 9 to 15 of this Arrangement are subject to revision to introduce desirable improvements.
(2) Each of these revisions will be the subject of a conference to be held between delegates from the countries of the particular Union.
Article 12
Denunciation
(1) Any country may denounce this Arrangement by notification to the Director-General. This denunciation only affects the country that has made it, the Agreement remaining in force and enforceable in respect of the other countries of the particular Union.
(2) The denunciation takes effect one year after the day the Director-General received the notification.
(3) The right of denunciation under this Article shall not be exercised by a country before the expiry of a period of five years from the date on which it became a member of the particular Union.
Article 13
Territories
The provisions of Article 24 of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property apply to this Agreement.
Article 14
Signature, languages, notifications
(1) (a) This Agreement shall be signed in a single copy in the English and French languages, as shall be equally authentic; is deposited with the Government of Switzerland.
(b) This Arrangement remains open for signature in Bern until 30 June 1969.
(2) Official texts are prepared by the Director General, after consultation with interested governments, in the other languages that the Assembly may designate.
(3) The Director-General shall transmit two copies, certified by the Government of Switzerland, of the signed text of this Agreement to the Governments of the countries that have signed it and, upon request, to the Government of any other country.
4) The Director General shall register this Arrangement with the Secretariat of the United Nations.
5) The Director General shall notify the governments of all the countries of the particular Union of the date of entry into force of the Arrangement, the signatures, deposits of instruments of ratification or accession, acceptances of amendments to this Arrangement and the dates on which these amendments come into force, and notifications of denunciation.
Article 15
Transitional provision
Until the appointment of the first Director-General, references in this Arrangement to the International Bureau of the Organization or to the Director-General are considered to be relevant respectively to the International Bureaux for the Protection of Intellectual Property (BIRPI), or to their Director.

Annex
List of classes and subclasses of the international classification
Class 01 Food products
01) Bakery, biscuits, pastries, pasta and other cereal products, chocolates, confectionery, ice cream;
02) Fruit and vegetables;
03) Cheese, butter and butter, other dairy products;
04) Butchery, charcuterie and fishery products;
05) [vacant];
06) Animal food;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 02 Clothing and mercerie
01) Underwear, lingerie, corsets, bra, nightwear;
(02) Clothing;
03) Chapel articles;
(04) Shoes, stockings and socks;
05) Strikes, scarves, scarves and handkerchiefs;
06) Ganterie;
07) Mercy and clothing accessories;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 03 Travel articles, covers, umbrellas and personal items, not included in other classes
01) Malls, suitcases, towels, handbags, keychains, case suited to their contents, wallets and similar items;
02) [vacant];
03) umbrellas, parasols, shadows and canes;
(04) Fans;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 04 Brosserie
01) Brushes, brushes and cleaning brooms;
02) Toilet brushes and brushes, clothing brushes and shoe brushes;
03) Machine brushes;
04) Painting brushes and brushes, kitchen brushes;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 05 Unmade textiles, artificial or natural material leaves
01) Filed;
(02) Lace;
03) Embroidery;
04) Tapes, galons and other smugglers;
(05) Fabrics and fabrics;
06) Artificial or natural material leaves;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 06 Furniture
01) Beds and seats;
02) [vacant];
03) Similar tables and furniture;
04) Storage furniture;
(05) Combination furniture;
06) Other furniture and furniture parts;
(07) Mirrors and frames;
(08) Cintres;
(09) Mattress and cushions;
10) Internal curtains and blinds;
11) Floor mats, slippers and rugs;
12) Tapestries;
(13) Covers, linen and table;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 07 Household items not included in other classes
01) Crockery and glassware;
02) Apparatus, utensils and receptacles for cooking;
03) Table knives, forks, spoons;
04) Apparatus and utensils, manually muted, to prepare food or beverages;
05) Irons, washing, cleaning or drying utensils;
06) Other tableware;
(07) Other household containers;
08) Apartment fireplace accessories;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 08 Tools and hardware
01) Tools and instruments for drilling, milling or digging;
(02) Markings, tools and similar instruments;
(03) Tools and sharp instruments;
04) Tournevis, similar tools and instruments;
(05) Other tools and instruments;
06) Handles, buttons and pins;
07) Locking or closing devices;
08) Mounting, supporting or mounting means, not included in other classes;
(09) Locks and similar devices;
10) Bicycle racks;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 09 Packagings and containers for the transport or handling of goods
01) Bottles, bottles, pots, caps, receptacles with a pressure system;
02) Bits and drums;
03) Boxes, boxes, containers, canisters;
(04) Cageots and baskets;
05) Bags, bags, tubes and capsules;
06) Cords and hoisting materials;
07) Closure and accessories;
(08) Pallets and handling platforms;
09) Dusts and containers for garbage and their supports;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 10 Clocks and other measuring instruments, control or signalling instruments
01) Clocks, clocks and clocks;
02) Watches and wristwatches;
(03) Other time measurement instruments;
(04) Other watches;
05) Instruments, apparatus and devices for control, safety or testing;
06) Apparatus and signalling devices;
07) Boxes, boxes, dials, needles and all other parts and accessories of measuring, controlling or signalling instruments;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 11 Ornament Objects
01) Jewellery and jewellery;
02) Bibelots, table ornaments, chimney or wall tops, vases and flowerpots;
(03) Medals and insignia;
04) Artificial flowers, plants and fruit;
05) Flags, party decoration articles;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 12 Transport or lifting means
(01) Animal traction vehicles;
02) Hand trolleys, trolleys;
03) Locomotives and rolling stock for railways and all other rail vehicles;
(04) Cables, chairs and lifts;
05) Lifts, lifting or handling equipment;
06) Ships and boats;
07) Aeroplanes and other air or space vehicles;
(08) Automobiles, buses and trucks;
(09) Tractors;
(10) Trailers of road vehicles;
(11) Cycles and motorcycles;
12) Cars of children, wheelchairs for nurses, grancards;
(13) Special-purpose vehicles;
(14) Other vehicles;
(15) Tires, bandages and non-slip chains for vehicles;
16) Parts, equipment and accessories of vehicles, not included in other classes or subclasses;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 13 Electrical Power Production, Distribution or Transformation Devices
01) Generators and engines;
02) Transformers, rectifiers, batteries and batteries;
03) Electric power distribution or control equipment;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 14 Registration, Telecommunications or Information Processing Devices
01) Sound or image recording or reproduction devices;
02) Devices for the processing of information as well as devices and devices;
03) Wireless telecommunication and remote control devices, radio amplifiers;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 15 Machines not included in other classes
(01) Engines;
02) Pumps and compressors;
(03) Agricultural machinery;
04) Building machinery;
(05) Washing, cleaning or drying machines;
(06) Textile machines, sewing, knitting or embroidery machines including their integral parts;
07) Refrigeration machines and appliances;
08) [vacant];
09) Machine tools, abraser machines, melting machines;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 16 Articles of photography, cinematography or optics
01) Cameras for photographing or filming;
02) projection and visionary apparatus;
03) Apparatus for photocopier or enlargement;
04) Apparatus and utensils for development;
05) Accessories;
06) Optical articles;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 17 Musical instruments
(01) Keyboard instruments;
(02) Wind instruments;
03) String instruments;
(04) Percussion instruments;
(05) Mechanical instruments;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 18 Printing and office machines
01) Write or calculate machines;
02) Printing machines;
03) Characters and typographical signs;
04) Machines to connect, printing clamps, massicots;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 19 Stationery, office articles, material for artists or teaching
01) Writer paper, correspondence cards and make-part;
(02) Office items;
(03) Calendars;
04) Books, books and articles of similar external appearance;
05) [vacant];
06) Material and instruments for handwriting, drawing, painting, sculpting, engraving or other artistic techniques;
07) Teaching materials;
(08) Other printed materials;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 20 Sales or advertising equipment, indicator signs
01) Automatic distributors;
02) Exposure or sales equipment;
(03) Indicators, advertising devices;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 21 Games, toys, tents and sports items
01) Games and toys;
(02) Apparatus and articles of gymnastics or sport;
03) Other fun and entertainment items;
(04) Maintenance and accessories;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 22 Weapons, pyrotechnics, articles for the hunting, fishing and destruction of harmful animals
01) Projectile weapons;
02) Other weapons;
(03) Munitions, fuses and pyrotechnics;
(04) Targets and accessories;
05) Articles for hunting or fishing;
06) Pièges, articles for the destruction of harmful animals;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 23 Installations for the distribution of fluids, sanitary facilities, heating, ventilation or air conditioning, solid fuels
01) Installations for fluid distribution;
02) Health facilities;
03) Heating equipment;
04) Ventilation and air conditioning;
(05) Solid fuels;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 24 Medicine and laboratories
01) Medical, hospital or laboratory equipment and facilities;
02) Medical instruments, instruments and laboratory utensils;
(03) prosthesis;
04) Articles of dressing, bandage and medical care;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 25 Construction and construction elements
01) Construction materials;
(02) Prefabricated or pre-assembled construction Parties;
03) Houses, garages and other constructions;
04) Stairs, ladders and scaffolding;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 26 Lighting apparatus
01) candlesticks and candlesticks;
02) Portable torches, lamps and lanterns;
03) Public lighting apparatus;
04) Light sources, whether electrical or not;
05) Lamps, lamps, chandeliers, wall or ceiling lamps, lampshade, reflectors, lamps for photo or film projectors;
(06) Vehicle light devices;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 27 Tabacs and Smoking Products
01) Tabacs, cigars and cigarettes;
02) Pipes, cigarette smoke and cigarette smoke;
(03) Ashtrays;
(04) Allumettes;
(05) Briquets;
06) Cigar cases, cigarette cases, beacons and tobacco pots;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 28 Pharmaceutical or cosmetic products, toiletries and equipment
(01) Pharmaceutical products;
02) Cosmetic products;
03) Toiletries and equipment for beauty care;
04) Postiche hair, beards and moustaches;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 29 Fire, accident prevention or rescue devices and equipment
01) Fire devices and equipment;
02) Devices and equipment for accident prevention or rescue, not included in other classes;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 30 Articles for Animal Care and Maintenance
01) Animal clothing;
(02) Closing, cages, niches and similar shelters;
(03) Nourizers and washers;
04) Sellerie;
(05) Whisks and stings;
06) Bed and nests;
(07) Dryers and other cage accessories;
(08) Markers, marks and obstacles;
09) Attachment poles;
99) Miscellaneous.
Class 31 Machines and appliances to prepare food or beverages, not included in other classes
Class 99 Various.

ARRANGEMENT INSTITUANT AN INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION FOR INDUSTRIAL LEAST AND MODELES ANNEX, LE 8 OCTOBER 1969
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