| | The Central Importance of Legally Binding Measures for the |
| | 0,74 | | MB | Strengthening of the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention |
| | 63 | | stron | (BTWC) |
| | 4552 | | ID | Department of Peace Studies, University of Bradford, UK |
| | 2005 | | rok |
| | Contents |
| | Paragraph |
| | Executive Summary |
| | Introduction 1 |
| | The Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention 3 |
| | Review Conferences 7 |
| | Article I 9 |
| | Article IV 29 |
| | Article V 36 |
| | VEREX, The Special Conference and the Ad Hoc Group 46 |
| | VEREX 46 |
| | Special Conference, September 1994 49 |
| | Ad Hoc Group 50 |
| | The Chairman’s composite text, March 2001 57 |
| | The United States Rejection, July 2001 63 |
| | Comparison of the Chairmans’s composite text and the Chemical Weapons Convention 70 |
| | Subsequent developments 77 |
| | Fifth Review Conference, November – December 2001 80 |
| | Resumed Fifth Review Conference, November 2002 89 |
| | Annual Meetings of the States Parties 92 |
| | Prospects for the Sixth Review Conference, 2006 100 |
| | UN Secretary-General High Level Panel on |
| | Threats, Challenges and Change 108 |
| | Aims for the Sixth Review Conference 117 |
| | Conclusions 123 |