JOHN CARLOS I

KING OF SPAIN

To all who present it and understand,

Sabed: That the General Courts have approved and I come to sanction the following Law:

EXPLANATORY STATEMENT

This Ninth Replenishment is intended to provide the Association with the necessary resources to finance the appropriations which will be committed in the period from 1 July 1990 to 30 June 1993, and provides that the donor members and Switzerland will contribute the equivalent of 11.679 million Special Drawing Rights.

Manifest reasons for solidarity and, from another point of view, for consistency with our economic weight in the international concert or even with our participation in other multilateral institutions, " the statement said. increase of the percentage of Spanish participation in this initiative to which all industrialized countries have joined the practice.

The purpose of this Law is to establish the implementation of this Spanish participation.

Article first.

The Government is authorized to take the necessary measures to ensure that the Kingdom of Spain participates in the Ninth Increase in the Resources of the International Development Association for an amount of 85 million Special Rights of It was, in accordance with the conditions laid down in Resolution 150, adopted by the Board of Governors on 8 May 1990, which is published as annexed to this Law.

Article 2.

The Bank of Spain is authorized, in accordance with the functions conferred on it by Article 21 of Decree-Law 18/1962 of 7 June, on the Nationalization and Reorganization of the Banco de España, and other provisions in force on the material, to make the necessary disbursements for the payment of the said contribution in the terms set out in the Resolution.

FINAL PROVISIONS

First.

The Ministers of Foreign Affairs and the Economy and Finance Ministers are empowered to adopt as many measures as are necessary for the implementation of this Law, within the framework of their respective powers.

Second.

This Law will enter into force on the day following its publication in the "Official Estad Bulletin".

Therefore,

I command all Spaniards, individuals and authorities, to keep and keep this Law.

Madrid, 13 May 1991.

JOHN CARLOS R.

The President of the Government,

FELIPE GONZÁLEZ MARQUEZ

ATTACHED

INTERNATIONAL PROMOTION ASSOCIATION

Resolution number 150

Increasing resources: Ninth replenishment

CONSIDERING:

A) That the Executive Directors of the International Development Association ("the Association") have considered the probable financial needs of the Association and have concluded that they should be provided additional resources for the contracting of new credit commitments during the period from 1 July 1990 to 30 June 1993, in the amounts and under the conditions laid down in the report of the Executive Directors (the 'lnforme') approved on 30 January 1990 and submitted to the Board of Governors for consideration;

B) That the members of the Association consider it necessary to increase the resources of the Association and intend to request their legislatures, in the necessary cases, to authorize and approve the allocation of resources. additional to the Association, in the amounts and under the conditions set out in this Resolution;

C) That members of the Association who contribute resources to this additional to their subscriptions ("contributing members") as part of the replenishment authorized by this Resolution ("the ninth replenishment") will facilitate their contributions in accordance with the provisions of the Consultative Convention of the Association (the "Convention"), in part in the form of subscriptions which involve voting rights and in part in the form of contributions which do not entail the right to vote ("subscriptions and contributions");

D) That additional subscriptions for contributing members are permitted in this Resolution on the basis of their agreement with respect to their priority rights, as set out in Section 1, c) of the Article III of the Convention, and that provisions are made in relation to the other members of the Association ("subscriber members") who intend to exercise their rights in accordance with the provision to do so, and

E) It is appropriate to take provisions to provide for the possible need for a portion of the resources to be provided by the members to be paid to the Association as advance contributions;

THEREFORE, THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS HEREBY ACCEPTS the Report; ADOPTS its conclusions and recommendations, and RESOLVES to authorize a general increase in the Association's subscriptions in the following terms and conditions:

1. Authorization of subscriptions and contributions.

(a) The Association is authorised to accept additional resources from each contributing member in the quantities indicated for each of those members in Table 1 attached to this Resolution, dividing those amounts into subscriptions conferring voting rights and contributions that do not confer voting rights, as specified in Table 2 attached to this Resolution.

b) The Association is authorized to accept additional subscriptions from each member of the Association in the amount specified for each of these members in Table 2.

2. Payment Agreement.

(a) Where a contributing member agrees to pay his subscription and contribution, he shall deposit with the Association an instrument of commitment that is substantially in accordance with the form that is included as an annex to this Resolution. ("Instrument for Engagement").

b) When a contributing member agrees to pay a portion of his or her subscription, and contributions in an unconditioned form and the remainder subject to the approval of the necessary legislation by its legislature, it shall deposit with the Association a Conditional commitment instrument acceptable to the Association ("Conditional Instrument for Engagement"); this member will undertake to deploy all possible efforts to obtain legislative approval of the full amount of your subscription and contribution at the latest on the payment dates stipulated in the paragraph 3 of this Resolution.

3. Payment.

Each contributing member who agrees to make his payments unconditioned will pay the Association the amount of his subscription and contribution in three equal annual instalments, no later than 30 November 1990, November 1991 and 30 November 1992; it is understood that:

(a) If the ninth replacement had not entered into force on 31 October 1990, the member may defer payment of the first of those quotas for a maximum period of 30 days after the date of entry into force of the ninth replenishment;

(b) The Association may agree to accept the deferred payment of a fee, or a portion thereof, for no more than one year if the amount paid, together with any unused balance of previous payments of the member concerned, is less equal to the amount that the Association considers will require that member to provide, until the date of payment of the next quota, for purposes of disbursements for credits committed under the ninth replenishment;

(c) If any contributing member deposits an Instrument of Commitment with the Association after the date on which the payment of the first subscription fee and the contribution, the payment of any fee, or a portion of the payment is due, shall be made to the Association within 30 days of the date of such deposit, and

d) If a contributing member has deposited a Conditional Commitment Instrument and subsequently notifies the Association that a fee, or a portion thereof, is not conditional after the date on which it was due, the payment of that quota, or part thereof, shall be made within 30 days of the date of such notification.

4. Mode of payment.

(a) In accordance with this Resolution, the payment shall be made, at the option of each member, (i) in cash, under conditions agreed between the member and the Association which are not less favourable to the member than the payment under the the provisions of sub-paragraph (ii) of this subparagraph (a), or (ii) by the deposit of notes or similar obligations issued by the government of the member concerned or the depositary designated by that member, which shall be non-negotiable, without interests and payable to their value at par with the view in the Association's account.

(b) The Association shall convert the notes or similar obligations into cash to meet the commitments relating to its operations, as practicable at reasonable intervals of time, on the basis of the principle of proportionality.

5. Currency of denomination and payment.

(a) Members shall call in SDRs or in their own currency the resources to be provided to the Association under this Resolution, with the exception that if the economy of a contributing member is experienced in the period from 1986 to 1988 an inflation rate of excess of 15 per 100 per year on average, as determined by the Association on the date of adoption of this Resolution, its subscription and contribution will be called in DEG.

(b) The contributing members shall make payments to be made in accordance with this Resolution in SDR, in a currency used for the valuation of the SDR or, with the approval of the Association, in another currency freely convertible, and the Association may freely change the amounts received as required for its operations. Subscriber members will make payments in their own currency.

(c) Each member shall maintain, as regards the currency of its payments under this Resolution and the currency of that member as a result of that currency in the form of principal interest or other charges, the same convertibility which existed at the date of entry into force of this Resolution.

(d) The provisions of Section I, (a) of Article IV of the Convention shall apply to the use of the currency of a subscriber member paid to the Association in accordance with this Resolution.

6. Date of entry into effect.

(a) The ninth replenishment shall enter into force and the resources to be provided in accordance with this Resolution shall be payable to the Association on the date on which the contributing members whose subscriptions and contributions to a total of not less than SDR 9,196 million have been deposited with the Association Instruments of Commitment or Conditional Instruments of Commitment (the "date of entry into force"), with the exception that this date will not be after 31 October 1990, or another date later than the Executive Directors of the Association may determine.

(b) If the Association determines that the availability of additional resources in accordance with this Resolution is likely to be unduly delayed, it shall promptly convene a meeting of the contributing members with the purpose of examining the situation and to consider the measures to be taken to prevent the suspension of the Association's credit operations.

7. Advance contributions.

a) In order to avoid an interruption of the capacity of the Association to commit credits while the ninth replenishment takes effect, and if the Association has received Instruments of Commitment from contributing members whose subscriptions and summary contributions of no less than SDR 2,299 million, the Association, before the date of entry into force, may consider as an advance contribution one third of the total amount of each subscription and contribution in respect of which a Commitment Instrument has been deposited with the Association, unless the member The taxpayer shall stipulate otherwise in that Instrument of Commitment.

(b) The Association shall specify when the advance contributions, in accordance with the provisions of subparagraph (a) above, are payable to the Association.

(c) The terms and conditions applicable to the contributions to the ninth replenishment, with the exception of paragraph 9 of this Resolution, shall also apply to the advance contributions up to the date of entry into force, in which such contributions are deemed to constitute a payment in respect of the amount payable by each contributing member by way of their subscription and contribution.

d) In the event that the ninth replacement does not enter into force on 31 October 1990, or at the later date that the Association may determine in accordance with paragraph 6 (a) of this Resolution, i) assign voting rights to each member in respect of their anticipated contribution as if this has been done in the form of subscription and contribution under this Resolution; (ii) any member who does not make an advance contribution shall have the the opportunity to make use of their priority rights in respect of such subscription as the Association specify, and (iii) advance contributions will be taken into account in the next general replenishment of the Association's resources.

8. Ability to contract commitments.

(a) For the purposes of the commitment by the Credit Association to borrowers who fulfil the necessary conditions, subscriptions and contributions shall be provided in three successive instalments of one third of the total amount of each of the such subscriptions and contributions: (i) the first instalment shall be made available to the Association for the purpose of contracting credit commitments from the date of entry into force, provided that the advance contributions may be made available in advance pursuant to the provisions of the (a) of paragraph 7 of this Resolution; (ii) the second quota, for the purpose of contracting credit commitments from 1 November 1991 or the date of entry into force, if it is later, and (iii) the third quota, for contracting credit commitments as from 1 November 1992 or the date of entry into force, if it is later.

b) Any conditional portion of a reported subscription and contribution by means of a Conditioned Instrument of Commitment shall be available for commitment of credit to the Association when it ceases to be conditioned.

(c) The Association shall promptly inform the contributing members if a member who has deposited a Conditioned Instrument of Commitment, and whose subscription and contribution represents more than 20 per 100 of the total amount of the resources to be provided in accordance with this Resolution, has not reiterated the conditionality of at least 66 per 100 of the total amount of its subscription and contribution no later than 30 November 1991 or thirty days after the date of entry into force, if it is later and 100 per 100 of the total amount of such subscription and by 30 November 1992 at the latest, or 30 days after the date of entry into force, whichever is later.

d) Within 30 days of the dispatch of the Association's notification referred to in paragraph (c) of this paragraph, each of the other contributing members may notify the Association in writing that the commitment by the Association of the second or third shares, as appropriate, of the subscription and contribution of such member shall be deferred as and to the extent that any part of the subscription and contribution referred to in point (c) of this the paragraph remains subject to cross-compliance; during that period, the Association shall not make any commitments credit in relation to the resources to which the notification relates, unless the exercise of the right of the contributing member has been waived in accordance with the provisions of paragraph (c) of this paragraph.

e) A contributing member may resign in writing to exercise the right referred to in paragraph (d) of this paragraph, and shall be deemed to have waived the exercise of that right if the Association does not receive notification by written in this respect, in accordance with the provisions of that paragraph and within the time limit set therein.

(f) The President of the Association shall hold consultations with the contributing members in cases where, in his opinion: (i) there is a considerable likelihood that the total amount of the subscription and contribution referred to in paragraph (c) of this paragraph may not be committed to the Association in a non-conditional manner by 30 June 1993, or (ii) as a result of the exercise by other contributing members of their rights under the provisions of paragraph (d) of this paragraph, the Association may be in the short term or may be prevented from entering into new credit commitments. conditioned.

g) The Association may enter into conditional credit agreements in such a way that they enter into force and are mandatory for the Association when the resources of the ninth replenishment are made available to the Association credit commitments.

9. Allocation of voting rights.

Voting rights with respect to subscriptions, calculated in accordance with the current voting rights system, shall be allocated to members as follows:

(a) On each effective date of payment, in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 3 of this Resolution, each member who has deposited with the Association an Instrument of Commitment shall be assigned one third of the votes (i) it is understood, however, that i) a member who deposits such an instrument of commitment after any of those dates shall be assigned to the date of such deposit the votes of the subscription to which it would have been entitled if the Instrument for Commitment had been deposited before the (ii) if the member ceases to make any of the payments by way of his subscription and contribution when the same expires, the number of subscription votes allocated from time to time to such a member under the This Resolution shall be reduced in proportion to the insufficiency of such payments, but such votes shall be reallocated to it later when the insufficiency resulting in such adjustment is covered.

(b) Each member who has deposited with the Association a Conditional Instrument of Commitment shall be assigned subscription votes only to the extent of the payments made in respect of his subscription and contribution, and to each member exercise of their right under the terms of paragraph 8 (d) of this Resolution shall be reduced to the number of subscription votes allocated to it in proportion to the amount of their subscription and contribution subject to adjournment, but these votes will subsequently be re-allocated to the extent to which the deferment.

(c) Each member shall be assigned the additional votes of accession specified in columns b-5 and c-3 of Table 2 in respect of his subscription on the date on which the first third of his votes is assigned to that member. subscription in accordance with the provisions of this paragraph.

10. Related agreements.

The Association is authorised to conclude agreements with non-member countries of the Association in order to allow them to be associated with the ninth replenishment through the provision of resources for purposes and in conditions consistent with the present Resolution.

(Adopted May 8, 1990.)

TABLE 1

Contributions to the ninth replenishment

(The amounts are expressed in millions)

Taxpayer Members

Korea, Republic of

Conversions accelerated cash (b)

Basic Contributions		Supplemental Contributions	Total Contributions	Quantity in national currency (a) (5)	Medium Change Types, May to October 1989 (6)
Quantity in DEG (1)	Percentage Ratio (2)	Quantity in DEG (3)	Quantity in DEG (4)
Germany, Federal Republic of	1.284.00	11.00	58,00	1.342.00	3.260, 93	2,4299
Saudi Arabia (b)	291.98			291.98	1.377.74	Australia
Australia
232.41	1.99		232.41	382.50	1,6458
	Austria	93.43			93.43	1,597.86	17.1018
	Belgium (c)	180.90			180.90	9.210.00	Canada
		554.75	4.75		554.75	828.63	1,4937
17.50	0.15	11.50	29.00	24.422.30	842,1483
	Denmark	151.83	1.30		151.83	1.435.21	9.4529
Spain	0.70		3.25	85.00	13.014, 83	153,1156
States	2,523.81			2,523.81	3.180.00	1,2600
Finland	116.95	1.00	23.39	140.34	768.00	France
France		852.60	7.30	35.00	887.60	7.304, 86	8,2299
Hungary, Republic of	10.92	0.09		10.92	838.00	76.7191
Ireland	12.00	0.10	2.00	14.00	12.74	0.9101
Italy (c)	619.00	5.30	6.00	625,00	1.100.356, 66	1.760.5791
Japan	2.183.97	18.70	239.80	2.423.77	433.128.48	178.7001
	Kuwait	7.94	0.07		7.94	2.97	Luxembourg
Luxembourg		5.84	0.05		5.84	297.30	50,9124
Norway	165,84			165,84	1.472, 92	8.8815
New Zealand	17.05	0.15		17.05	36.55	2.1433
Netherlands	350,37	3.00	35.04	385.41	1.055, 91	2,7397
UK	782.49	6.70		782.49	619.03	0.7911
Sweden	305.99	2.62		305.99	2,527.84	8.2612
Total	10.843, 33	92.84	413.98	11.257.31
	Donors with high inflation rates (d):
	Argentina (e)
Brazil	0.09			10.00	0,09
Colombia (e)
		6.00		0.05		6.00
Iceland	4.00	0.03		4.00
Mexico	20.00	0.17		20.00
	4.00	0.03			4.00
South Africa	9.03	0.08		9.03
Turkey	10.00	0.09	5.00
Yugoslavia	5.00	0.04
Total	69.03	0.59	5.00				AIF members	10.911.36	93.42	418.98	11.330.34
Switzerland (f)	184.46	1.58		184.46	380.00	2,0600 (g)
	Other:
Supplemental Contributions	418.98	3.59
26.80	0.23		26.80
Reduction: Obligation Unit (h)	0.69		0.69		79.97
Unassigned	0.49				57.43
Total	11.679.00	100.00		11.679.00

(a) Calculated by the conversion of the amounts in SDRs listed in column (4) to national currencies using an average of the daily exchange rates (corresponding to business days) during the period between on 1 May 1989 and 31 October 1989 [column (6)].

(b) Saudi Arabia's contribution is still being studied.

(c) These countries have agreed that a portion of their contributions will be in the form of investment resources, which has the effect of raising their value for the Association. The proportion that Italy will pay in cash will be 16.67 per 100 of each quota.

(d) Countries with inflation rates above 15 per 100 per year over the period 1986-88. Contributions from these donors will be expressed in SDR.

(e) Argentina and Colombia are not yet in a position to confirm their contributions to the ninth replenishment.

(f) Switzerland is not a member of the AIF, but is associated with the ninth replenishment by providing resources for purposes and under conditions that will be agreed separately between the IDA and Switzerland.

(g) The exchange rate used is the one in force on the date of the agreement, December 14, 1989.

(h) Represents the reduction due to changes in the obligation unit from the eighth to the ninth replenishment in the case of donors with high internal inflation rates.

Note: The totals are given in round figures, which explains the differences that may be in the sums.

TABLE 2

Subscriptions, contributions, and additional votes

(The amounts are expressed in their dollar equivalent of the current United States)

	I Members	Subscriptions and contributions up to and including the eighth replenishment (a)		Additional resources and votes (b) under ninth replenishment					Subscriptions and contributions up to ninth replenishment
		Subscriptions (a-1)	Contributions that do not confer voting rights (a-2)	Additional resources (b-1)	Additional subscriptions (b-2)	Contributions that do not confer voting rights (b-3)	Additional subscription votes (b-4)	Additional adhesion votes (b-5)	Subscriptions (d-1)	Contributions that do not confer voting rights (d-2)
Germany, Federal Republic of	77,919.777	5.757.778.379	1.690.920,000	3.174.330	1.687.745,670	126,973	4,200	81.094.107	7.445.524.049
Australia	26.790.201	991,082,872	292.840,000	549.560	292.290.440	21.982	4,200	27.339.761	1.283 373.312
Austria	6.957,865	357.963,591	117,720,000	222.040	117.497,960	8,882	4,200	7.179.905	475.461.551
Belgium	12.027.448	828.805.947	239.900,000 (c)	451.033	239.449,967	18.001	4,200	12.477.481	1.068.255.914
Canada	52.247.737	2.533.5222.028	698.990,000	1.307,813	697.682.187	52,313	4,200	53.555,551	3.231.204.215
	Denmark	12.138.808	616.619.026	191.300,000	359,919	190.940.081	14.397	4,200	12.498.727	807.559.107
Arab Emirates	447.075	216.227.905	0	0	0	0	0	447.075	216.227.905
States	424.538.111	14.340.368.931	3,180,000,000	5.873.865	3.174.126.135	234,955	4,200	430.411.976	17.514.495.066
	Finland	5.347.259	314.932,886	176,830,000	339.296	176.490.704	13,572	4,200	5.686.555	491.42,590
France	71,811,757	3.110.870.547	1.118,380,000	2.116.642	1.116.263.358	84,666	4,200	73,928.399	4.227.133.905
Ireland	3.896.692	58.183,449	17,640,000	33,085	17.606,915	1.323	4,200	3.929.777	75.790.364
Iceland	150.484	13.813.008	5.040,000	9.548	5.030.452	382	4,200	160.032	18,843,460
	Italy	27.446.384	2.231.918,690	809.290,000 (c)	1.532.765	807.757.235	61,311	4,200	28.979.149	3.039.675.925
Japan	58.198.055	8.116.107,727	3.053,950,000	5.792.963	3.048.157.037	231,719	4,200	63.991.018	11.164.264.764
	Kuwait	5.361.637	600.408.377	10,000,000	4.321	9.995,679	173	4,200	5.365.958	610.404.056
Luxembourg	514.835	25.161.357	7.360,000	13,810	7.346.190	552	4,200	528.645	32.507.547
Norway	9.559.893	606.637.288	208.960,000	394,932	208.565.068	15.797	4,200	9.954,825	815.202.356
New Zealand	120.375	60.366.385	21,480,000	40.669	21.439.331	1,627	4,200	161.044	81.805.916
Netherlands	37.256.689	1,625.985.169	485,620,000	9 11.967	484.708.033	36.479	4,200	38.168,656	2.110.693.202
UK	170.141.206	4.583.228.883	985,940,000	1.816.714	984.123.286	72,669	4,200	171.957.920	5.567.352.169
Africa	12.272.740	63.340.768	11.380,000	20,444	11.359.556	818	4,200	12.293.184	74.700.324
Sweden	16.665.327	1.592.214.202	385,550,000	716.745	384.833.255	28,670	4,200	17.382.072	1.977.047.457
I partial total members	1.031.810.355	48.645.537,615	13.709.090,000	25,681,462	13.683.408.538	1.027.258	88,200	1,057,491,817	62.328.946.153

(a) Based on the deposit assumption by all members of the official (conditional) notification regarding the third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth repositions. For the purposes of adjusting the voting rights among the contributing members of the Parle I, these amounts have been calculated by multiplying the subscriptions and contributions up to the third replenishment, including (which were expressed in dollars). United States of the peso and law in force on 1 January 1960) by 1,20635 and by adding to the result the dollar equivalents of the subscriptions and contributions to the fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth repositions, to 27 September 1973, to the 14 March 1977 to 5 October 1979, 13 January 1984 and 29 August 1986 respectively.

(b) Contributions to the ninth replenishment are expressed in SDR, as indicated in column (4) of Table 1 of the Resolution of the ninth replenishment. The US dollar equivalent has been obtained by converting the amounts into SDRs, using an average of the daily exchange rates (working days) of the US dollar against the SDR during the period from 1 January to 31 March. May 31 October 1989. Contributions are divided into subscriptions that confer voting rights, as indicated in the column (b.2), and in contributions that do not confer the right to vote, as indicated in the column (b.3).

(c) Includes the calculated effective value of contributions resulting from partial cash payments (in the form of eligible investment funds).

Ethiopia

Mauritania

Senegal

II Members	Subscriptions and contributions up to the eighth replenishment, inclusive (d)		Additional subscriptions, contributions and votes under the ninth replenishment								Subscriptions and contributions up to ninth, replenishment,
			Subscriptions and votes conferred with respect to the exercise of priority rights			Resources in DEG or freely convertible currencies of members of Part II (i) (c-4)	Subscriptions and contributions, resources in DEG, or freely convertible currencies over subscriptions for the exercise of priority rights
	Subscriptions (a-1)	Contributions that do not confer voting rights (a-2)	Additional subscriptions (g) (c-1)	Additional subscription votes (c-2)	Votes of additional adhesion (c-3)		Additional resources (g) (c-5)	Additional subscriptions (c-6)	Contributions that do not confer voting rights (c-7)	Additional subscription votes (c-8)	Subscriptions (d-1)	Contributions that do not confer voting rights (d-2)
	Afghanistan	1.373.470	0	27.326	1.093							1.400.796
	8.588.741	0	171,915	6.877	4,200						8.760.656	0
	Saudi Arabia	10.196.731	1.583.327.925	1.225.102	49.004	4,200	367.890,000	366.664,898	720.347	365.944,551	28.814	12.142.180	1,949.272,476
Algeria	5,484,842	0	109,741	4.200	4,200						5.594.583	0
	Argentina	25.833.205	75.473.348	557.042	22,282	4,200						26.390.247	75.473.348
Bangladesh	7.323.471	0	146.629	5.865	4,200						7.470.100	0
	Belize	272.056	0	5,416	217							277.472	0
Benin	680.820	0	13,626	545	4,200						694,446
Bhutan	Table_table_der" > 67,959	0	1.346	54	4,200						69,305	0
Bolivia	1.441,947	0	28.754	1,150	4,200						1.470.701	0
	Botswana	217.847	0	4.383	175	4,200						222.230	0
Brazil	25.870.630	89.685.923	565.198	22.608	4,200	12,600,000	12.034.802	23,643	12.811.159	946	26.459.471	101.697.082
Burkina Faso	680.601	0	13,626	545	4,200						694.227	0
Burundi	1.034.480	0	20,680	827	4,200							0
	Green-table_to_izq"> Cape Verde	108,922	0	2.181	87	4,200						111.103	0
	Cameron	1.373.470	0	27.326	4.200	4,200						1.400.796	0
Colombia	4.883.345	29.095,715	113.251	4,200	4,200						4.996.596	29.095,715
Com ors	108,922	0	2.181	87							111.103	0
Congo, People's Rep. of	684,601	0	13,626	545	4,200						694.227
Korea, Rep. of	1.790.110	30.736.175	50,670	2.027	36.540,000		36.489.330	71,687	36.417.643	2,867	1.912.467	67.153,818
Costa Rica	272.089	5,342		214	4,200						277.431	0
1.373.470		0	27.326	4,200	4,200						1.400.796	0
Chad	680.601	0	13,626	545							694.227	0
Chile	4.805.237	0	96.312	3,852	4,200						4.901.549	China
China	Table_table_der" > 41.248.740	0	837,655	33,506	4 200						42.086.395
Cyprus	1.034.480	0	20,680	827	4 200						1.055.160	0
	Djibouri	217.847	0	4.383	175	4,200						222.230
	108,922	0	87		4.200	4,200						111.103	0
Ecuador	885.135	0	17,731	709	4,200						902,866	0
Egypt	6,914,450	0	156.438	6.258	4,200						7.070.888	0
El Salvador	407,831	23.707	8.108	324	4,200						415.939	23.707
	Spain	14.383,474	198.076,995	413.066	16,523	4,200	107.100,000	106.686,934	209.596	106.477.338	8.384	15.006.136	304.554.333
680.869	23.707	13,654	546							694.522	23.707
Fiji	762.295	0	15.332	613	4,200						777,627
	Table_table_der" >6.863.267	180.180	137,835	5,513							7.001.102	180,180
Gabon	680.601	0	13,626	545	4,200						94,227	0
Gambia	363,423	0	7.299	292	4,200						370.722
Ghana	3.212.195	0	64.222	2,569	4,200						3.276.417	0
Granada	121.943	0	2,324	93	4,200						124.267	0
Greece	3.475.146	17.104.625	78,457	3.138	4,200	7.560,000	7.481.543	14,698	7.466.845	588	3.568.301	24.581,470
Guatemala	544.570	0	10.962	438	4,200						555.532	0
	Equatorial Guinea	435,573	0	8.760	350	4,200						444.333	0
1.373.470		0	27.326	4,200	4,200						1.400.796	0
Guinea Bissau	189,615	0	3,670	147							193.285	0
Guyana	1.102.911	0	885		4,200						1.125.025
Haiti	Haiti Table_table_der" >1.034.480	0	20,680	827							1.055.160
Hunharsh	407,613	0	323	323	4,200						415,700	0
	Hungary	10.210,000	12.440,000	208,664	8.347	4,200	13.760,000	13.551.336	26,623	13.524.713	1,065	10.445.287	25,964,713
India (i)	55.005,683	0	1.345.811	53,132	4,200						56.351.494	0
Indonesia	15.109.188	0	302,583	12,103	4,200						15.411.771	0
	6.180.262	0	123,774	4.200
Iraq	1.034.480	0	20,681	827	4,200						1.055.160	0
		0	2.324	2.324	2.324	93	4,200						124.267	0
	Israel	2.293 337	934,200	47,184	1,887							2.340.521	9334,200
Jordan	407,613	0	323	323	4,200						415,700
Kampuchea	1.389.163	0	27,925	1.117							1.417.086
Kenya	2.286.687	0	45,737	1,829	4,200						2.332.424	0
Kiribati	81,605	0	1,624	65	4,200						83.229	Lesotho
		0	0	175		4,200	175						222.230	0
Lebanon	613,000	0	12.389	4,200							625.369	0
Liberia	1.034.480	0	20,680	827	4,200							0
	Libya table_table_body"> Libya	1.373.470	0	27.326	4,200	4,200						1.400.796	0
Madagascar	1.374.365	0	27.326	4.200	4,200						1.401,691	0
Malaysia	3.429.896	0	68,591	4,200	4,200						3.498.487	0
	Malawi	1.034.410	0	20,680	827							1.055.160	0
Maldives	40,742	0	809	32	4,200						41,551
Mali	Mali Table_table_der" >1.183.801	0	23,629	945							1.207.430
	4.805.237	0	96.312	3,852	4,200						4.901.549	0
	1.171,752	35,560	23,575	943							1.195.327	35,560
	680.601	0	13,626	545	4,200						694.227	0
Mexico	12.045.520	55,296 520	270,370	10.815	4,200	25,200,000	24,929.630	48.977	24.880.654	1,959	12.364,866	80.177.204
Mozambique	1.864.324	0	37,221	1.489							1.901.545
Myonmar	2.750.341	0	55,176	2.207	4,200						2.805.517	0
	Nepal	680.601	0	13,626	545	4,200						694.227
407,613	0	323	323	4,200						415,700	0
Niger	680.601	0	13,626	545	4,200						694.227	0
Nigeria	4.573.252	0	91.467	3.659	4,200						4.664,719	0
Oman	407,831	23.707	8.108	324	4,200						415.939	23,707
	Pakistan (i)	13,736,958	118.533	322.794	12.912	4,200						14.059.752	118.533
Panama	28.082	0	680	27	4,200
Papua Nuera Guinea	1.171.387	0	23,541	942							1.194,928	0
Paraguay	407,613	0	323	323	4,200						415,700
	Peña Table_table_der" >2.409.035	0	48.401	1,936							2.457.436
	Poland	41.978.513	14.186.675	843,919	35,757	4,200	5.140,000	4.196081	8.244	4.187.837	330	42,830,676	18.374.512
	1.292,551	0	25,791	1,032	4,200						1,318.342	0
	680.601	0	13,626	545	4,200						694.227	0
Lao People's Democratic Republic	680.601	0	13,626	545	4,200						694.227	0
	545.138	68,614	11.050	442	4,200						556.188	68,614
Rwanda	1.034.480	0	20,680	827	4,200						1.055.160	0
		3.540	0	0	0	0	142	4,200						180.471	0
Samoa	121,943	0	2.324	93							124.267	0
San Vicente	95.251	0	76		4,200		76					97.154
Saint Lucia		204,098	0	4,071	163	4,200						208.169
Tomé and Príncipe	95,301	0	76		4.200							97.211	0
2.286.687	0	45.737	1,829							2.332.424
Siena Leona	0	0	20,680	827	4,200						1.055.160	0
Sumaba	1.034.480	0	20,680	827	4,200						1.055.160	0
Sri Lanka	4.124.285	0	82,496	3,300	4,200						4.206.781	0
Sudan	1.373.470	0	27.326	4,200	4,200						1.400.796	0
Swaziland	435,694	0	8,767	351	4,200						444.461	0
Thailand	4.123.786	0	82,496	3,300	4,200						4.216.282	0
	Tanzania	2.286.687	0	45.737	1,829							2.332.424	II
Togo	1.034.480	0	20,680	827	4,200						1.055.160
Tonga		95,251	0	1,903	76	4,200						97.154	1)
Trinidad and Tobago	1.837,619	0	36,807	1,472	4,200						1.874,426	0
Tunisia	2.056.476	0	41.279	1,651	4,200						2.097,755	0
Turkey	7,918 901	10.830.946	163.139	4.200	4.200	18.900,000	18.736.861	36.810	18.700.050	1,472	8.118.851	29.530.996
Uganda	2.286.687	0	45,737	4,200	4,200						2.332.424	0
Vanuatu	258.415	5.145		206	4,200						263,580	0
Viet Nam	2.056.476	0	41.279	4,200								2.097,755	0
Yemen, Arabic Republic of	585.015	0	11,716	469	4,200						596.731	0
	1.606.960	0	32.301	1.292	4,200						1.639.261	0
aviac	5.776.241	74.191,067	164,300	4 200		6.300,000	6.135,700	12.054	6.123.646	482	5.952,595	80.314.713
Zaire	4.111.397	0	82,414	3.297							4.193.811
	3.661.540	0	73,457	2,938	4,200						3.734,997	0
	Zimbabwe	5.606.100	0	111.868	4,478							5,717.968
Part Total Part II	446.331,762	2.191.854.152	10.620.503	424.820	487,200	600.890,000	596.907.116	1.172.679	595.734.437	46.907	458.124.943	2.787.588.589
Overall Total	1.478.142.117	50.837.341,767				14.309.980,000					1.515,616.761	65.116.534,742

(d) The assumption of the deposit assumption by all members of a notification under the third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth repositions, and calculated as explained in the note (e).

(e) The U.S. dollar equivalent to the IMF representative exchange rates of October 31, 1989.

(f) Expressed US dollar flows by converting the amounts into SDR [column (4) of Table 1] using an average of the daily exchange rates (working days) of the US dollar against the SDR during the period from 1 May to 31 October 1989.

(g) The amounts shown in the column (c-5) represent the total subscriptions and contributions of Parle II contributing members that provide resources in DEG or freely convertible currencies under the ninth replacement, minus additional subscriptions with respect to the exercise of priority rights in accordance with Section 1 (c) of Article 111 of the Convention, as indicated in the column (c-1). The amounts shown in the column (c-5) are divided into subscriptions that confer voting rights, as indicated in the column (c-6), and in contributions that do not confer voting rights, as indicated in the column (c-7).

(h) Saudi Arabia's contribution is still being studied.

(i) Egypt, India and Pakistan have notified the Association of their intention to make use of their rights under Section 1 (c) of Article 111 of the Convention to subscribe to an amount to enable them to maintain their relative votes. in respect of the resources which the members of Part II provide in DEG or freely convertible currencies.