Common use of Security Issues Clause in Contracts

Security Issues. Nothing in this Agreement shall exclude the right of the Government of the Host Country to take all relevant measures of protection in the interest of public safety or to prevent the implementation of the laws of the Host Country, which are necessary for the maintenance of public health and order. If the Government of the Host Country considers that the application of the provisions referred to in paragraph 1 above is necessary, as soon as the circumstances permit, it shall contact the Secretariat so as to make a joint decision on measures that may be necessary to protect the interests of the Secretariat. The Secretariat shall be obliged to cooperate with the authorities of the Host Country so as to avoid any harm to public security resulting from any activity of the Secretariat.

Security Issues. 1. Nothing in this Agreement shall exclude the right of the Government of the Host Country to take all relevant measures of protection in the interest of public safety or to prevent the implementation of the laws of the Host Country, which are necessary for the maintenance of public health and order. 2. If the Government of the Host Country considers that the application of the provisions referred to in paragraph 1 above is necessary, as soon as the circumstances permit, it shall contact the Secretariat so as to make a joint decision on measures that may be necessary to protect the interests of the Secretariat. 3. The Secretariat shall be obliged to cooperate with the authorities of the Host Country so as to avoid any harm to public security resulting from any activity of the Secretariat.