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Netherlands municipal legislation involving questions of public international law

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  07 July 2009

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Netherlands Yearbook of International Law , Volume 17 , December 1986 , pp. 237 - 245
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Copyright © T.M.C. Asser Press 1986

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1. The modified text of the Statute has now been published in full in Stb. 1985 No. 453.

2. Royal Decree of 30 August 1985, Stb. 1985 No. 476.

3. Act of 13 July 1951, Stb. 1951 No. 290, as since amended.

4. Act of 29 June 1851, republished in Stb. 1931 No. 89, as since amended.

5. Act of 13 January 1965, Stb. 1965 No. 40, as since amended.

6. By a Royal Decree of 29 August 1985 (Stb. 1985 No. 479) the Act entered into force on 10 September 1985.

7. Act of 31 May 1956, Stb. 1956 No. 281. The text of the Act, as amended during the course of time, was republished in Stb. 1985 No. 281.

8. The Decree substitutes a previous similar one, viz. that of 18 December 1956 (Stb. 1956 No. 627). The latter is now repealed under Article 9 of the present Decree. Whereas the Decree deals with equality between aliens and Dutch nationals, another Decree, of 3 December 1985 (Stb. 1985 No. 632) deals with equality between certain categories of non-residents and residents of the Kingdom, under Articles 57 part (b) and 60 part (b) of the General Old Age Pensions Act.

9. Under Article 1, para. 2 the abode of crew members aboard a ship having its homeport in the Kingdom will not be considered as residence in the Kingdom.

10. See Stb. 1985 No. 68, p. 20, explanatory note to Article 2.

11. According to the explanatory note to Article 1, ibid. p. 20, these definitions correspond with those used by the Ministry of Welfare, Health and Cultural Affairs in its implementing policy.

12. These are the States with which the Netherlands has concluded employment recruiting agreements.

13. As to this historical incident at the time of Indonesian decolonization, see 6 NYIL (1975) pp. 272–274.

14. These are States with whom the Netherlands has concluded employment recruiting agreements.

15. The European Convention on the Transfer of Proceedings in Criminal Matters of 15 May 1972 (Trb. 1973 No. 84) and the Benelux Convention on the same subject of 11 May 1974 (Trb. 1974 No. 184).

16. Act of 9 March 1967 (Stb. 1967 No. 139).

17. Convention of 27 January 1977 (Trb. 1977 No. 63).

18. Agreement of 4 December 1979 (Trb. 1980 No. 14).

19. By virtue of a Royal Decree of 23 May 1985 (Stb. 1985 No. 285) the Act entered into force on 19 July 1985.

20. Decree of 5 August 1965, Stb. 1965 No. 367. For previous amendments of the Decree, see 13 NYIL (1982) p. 311–312.

21. By resolution MSC. I (XLV).