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INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT ACT 2002 No. 41, 2002 - SECT 12
Request that may raise problems relating to Australia's international obligations to a foreign country
- (1)
- This section applies where the Attorney-General consults with the ICC
because the execution of a request for cooperation may raise problems relating
to Australia's obligations to a foreign country under international law or
international agreements as mentioned in article 98 of the Statute.
- (2)
- If, after the consultation, the Attorney-General is satisfied that the
execution of the request would not conflict with any of those obligations, the
Attorney-General must sign a certificate stating that the execution of the
request does not conflict with any of those obligations.
- (3)
- A certificate signed under subsection (2) is conclusive evidence of
the matters stated in the certificate.
- (4)
- If, after the consultation, the Attorney-General is not satisfied as
mentioned in subsection (2), the Attorney-General must postpone the
execution of the request unless and until the foreign country has made the
necessary waiver or given the necessary consent.
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