Niue Treaty

Niue Treaty
Niue Treaty
Niue Treaty on Cooperation in Fisheries Surveillance and Law Enforcement in the South Pacific Region
Signed 9 July 1992
Location Honiara, Solomon Islands
Effective 20 May 1993
Condition 4 ratifications
Signatories 17[1]
Parties 14
Depositary Government of Niue

The Niue Treaty on Cooperation in Fisheries Surveillance and Law Enforcement in the South Pacific Region or Niue Treaty is a multilateral treaty of countries in Oceania to enforce effectively their fisheries laws.

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Ratifications

The treaty was signed by (or on behalf of) 17 states/territories, of which as of May 2011 14 had ratified the treaty:

Country/Territory Signature Ratification Comment
 Australia 9 July 1992 3 March 1993
 Cook Islands 9 July 1992 3 March 1993 New Zealand
 Fiji 11 August 1992 5 March 1996
 Kiribati 11 May 1992 13 October 1994
 Marshall Islands 9 July 1992 10 January 1995
 Micronesia, Federated States of 9 July 1992 3 December 1993
 Nauru 9 July 1992 30 September 1993
 New Zealand 9 July 1992
 Niue 9 July 1992 9 March 1993 New Zealand
 Palau 9 July 1992 3 March 1999
 Papua New Guinea 11 May 1993 12 November 1994
 Samoa 9 July 1992 14 May 1994
 Solomon Islands 9 July 1992 27 May 1994
 Tokelau 11 May 1993 New Zealand
 Tonga 9 July 1992 20 May 1993
 Tuvalu 9 July 1992
 Vanuatu 9 July 1992 10 November 1993

See Also

References

  1. ^ "Treaties: record details". ECOLEX. http://www.ecolex.org/ecolex/ledge/view/RecordDetails?id=TRE-001964&index=treaties. Retrieved 6 May 2011. 

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