Section 34. Confiscation of goods used for concealing Toxic Chemicals or Precursors

34. Confiscation of goods used for concealing Toxic Chemicals or Precursors. —Any Goods used for concealing any goods which is liable to confiscation under this Act shall also be liable to confiscation. Explanation . —In this section, "Goods" includes conveyance as a means of transport. 34. The Executive Council shall: (a) Conclude agreements or arrangements with States and international Organizations on behalf of the Organization, subject to prior approval by the Conference; (b) Conclude agreements with States Parties on behalf of the Organization in connection with Article X and supervise the voluntary fund referred to in Article X; (c) Approve agreements or arrangements relating to the implementation of verification activities, negotiated by the Technical Secretariat with States Parties. 34. In the case of an inspection of a facility of a State Party located on the territory of another State Party, both States Parties shall be simultaneously notified in accordance with paragraphs 31 and 32. Entry into the territory of the inspected State Party or Host State and transfer to the inspection site 34. Deadlines for submission of the information specified in paragraphs 30 to 32 shall be considered and approved by the Conference pursuant to Article VIII, paragraph 21(i). 34. If a State Party intends to convert temporarily a chemical weapons production facility into a chemical weapons destruction facility, it shall notify the Technical Secretariat not less than 150 days before undertaking any conversion activities. The notification shall: - (a) Specify the name, address, and location of the facility; (b) Provide a site diagram indicating all structures and areas that will be involved in the destruction of chemical weapons and also identify all structures of the chemical weapons production facility that are to be temporarily converted; (c) Specify the types of chemical weapons, and the type and quantity of chemical fill to be destroyed; - (d) Specify the destruction method; (e) Provide a process flow diagram, indicating which portions of the production process and specialized equipment will be converted for the destruction of chemical weapons; (f) Specify the seals and inspection equipment potentially affected by the conversion, if applicable; and (g) Provide a schedule identifying: The time allocated to design, temporary conversion of the facility, installation of equipment, equipment check-out, destruction operations, and closure. 34. After the pre-inspection briefing, the inspection team shall prepare, on the basis of the information available and appropriate to it, an initial inspection plan which specifies the activities to be carried out by the inspection team, including the specific areas of the site to which access is desired. The inspection plan shall also specify whether the inspection team will be divided into subgroups. The inspection plan shall be made available to the representatives of the inspected State Party and the inspection site. Its implementation shall be consistent with the provisions of Section C, including those related to access and activities. Perimeter activities