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 FISHERIES AG —GREA'1‘ BRITAIN. J UL! 20, 1912. 1635 treatyeoasls; (2) th8!D8¢h0d,m6\M,|DdimPl6mBDt8DSOdiDtbl takingpfiishorincarryingon tions• 3 an other ¤%¢'¤]•|¤ons of a    or {mendmenm_of such laws, ordinances, or rules shall be promulgated and come into operation within the first fifteen days of November in eacllinyear; rovided, however, in so far as any such law, or eahallap£l’ytoaiisher;eonductedbetweentl1e1stday Nommberand_ .1stdayof dm1a13;thesameshall bepromul· · gated at least six months before the 1st of November in each year. ‘$¤¤hl•vs,ordinances,orrulesbg(lZ·eatBritainshall bepro· mmm mulgated by publication in the Lon on Gazette, by Canada in the Canada Gazette,_and by Newfoundland in the Newfoundland Gazette. After the expiration of ten years from the date of this Agreement, ammo. and so on at mtervals of ten years thereafter, either Party may propose to the othegthhat the dates diixed har promulgation be revised I moo uenceo evarying con `tions uetochaiilfesin the habits of thesgxorothernatural causes; andiftheresh beadiferenee of opinion as_to whether the conditions have so varied as to render a revision des1rable,_such difgeilge al;all be referred far deleision to a cornmasxon possesing expe ow edge,_ as e ermanent · Mixed Fishery Commission hereinafter mentioned. 2. If the Government of the United States considers any such laws ceeaanueeueaor  inconsistent with the Treaty of 1818, it is entitled so "°“°“‘ to notify the Government of Great Britain within forty-five da after the ppblicatron above referred to and may`requi1-e that th: same be su mitted to and their reasonableness, within the meaning of the award, be determined lz the Permanent Mixed Fishery. Commission constituted as hereina er provided. r. 3. Any law or regulation not so noti§ed within the said period of ,_g_·•¤¤1¤•¤¤¤¤f•¤· forty-five days, or which, having been so notified, has been declared reasonable and consistent with the 'Preaétg of 1818 as interpreted b the said award) by the Permanent Mix Fisher? shag be held to be reasonable within the meaning 0 the award; ut if declared we said Commision to be unreasonable and inconsistent with the t of 1818, it shall not be applicable to the inhabitants oi the 8United gtates exercising their fishing liberties under the Tieaty o 81 4. Permanent Mixed Fishe1LCommissions for Canada and New- remmenc umu {summa, nspseevny, shall seabiasea for we semen or such .€,'1P.f::..‘i$:*.·.%·.:.·r*°¤· questions as to the reasonahlenem of future regulations, as contain- gggfggh pkted by Article IV of the Special Agreement of January 27, 1909. ese Commissions shall consist of an explrt national, appomted by each Part; for five years; the  mem r shall not be a national of either arty. He shall be nominated for five years by agreement of the Parties, or, failini such agreement, within two months from the date, when either of the Parties to this Agreement shall  upon the other to agree u n such third member he shall be nommated by Her Majesty the 5:een of the Netherlands. 5. The two national members shall be summoned by the Govern- llee¤|@ or mm. ment of Great Britain, and shall convene withnn thirty_‘•kiys from ”'°°* the date of notification by the Government of the Um States. These two mcmbershavin failedtoagreeonanyorallof theiigusstions submitted within  days after they have conven, or having before the expiration of that period notified the Government of Great Britain that they am l1!lQbl6_t0 age, the full Commiaion, under the residency of e Umpire, is to summoned b the Government of Great Britain, and shall convene withm thirty days thereafter to decide all q¤estions_upon which the two national members had disagreed. The Commision must deliver its decision, if the two Governments do not agree otherwise, within forty·£ive da F 8181.8%-vos 87-rr 2--40