Final Provisions
1.
This Protocol is submitted to every Member of the Organization of African Unity for
accession.
2.
Accession shall be effected by the deposit of an Instrument of Accession with the
Secretary General of the Organization of African Unity; and the Protocol shall come
into force as regards such Member on the date of the deposit of its instrument of
accession.
3.
The Secretary General of the Organization of African Unity shall inform all Members
of the Organization of African Unity of the deposit of each instrument of accession.
4.
The Protocol shall continue in force as between the Organization of African Unity and
every Member that has deposited an instrument of accession or until a revised
Protocol has been approved by the Assembly of Heads of State and Government and
that member has become a party to the revised Protocol.
5.
The Head of an Agency may conclude with any member or members of the
Organization of African Unity supplementary agreements adjusting the provisions of
this Protocol with particular reference to the establishment of the agencies’ offices, so
far as that member or those members are concerned. These supplementary
agreements shall in each case be subject to the approval of the Organization of
African Unity Assembly of Heads of State and Government.
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In force from 03-07-1980
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