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The Modus Operandi of the CLCS Harald Brekke, member of the CLCS * The Modus Operandi of the Commission on the Limitsof the Continental Shelf Harald Brekke CLCS Member Initial procedures Organisation and Work - Subcommission Recommendation of Subcommission Final Recommendation and Establishment of Outer Limits COASTAL STATE SUBMISSION COMMISSION PRESENTATION OF THE SUBMSSION BY THE COASTAL STATE SECRETARY GENERAL PUBLICATION OF PROPOSED LIMITS COASTAL STATE REPRESENTATIVES INITIAL PROCEDURES 3 Months I II III IV COASTAL STATE Shall submit particulars of the limits beyond 200 nautical miles along with supporting scientific and technical data. Shall make such a submission as soon as possible but in any case within 10 years of the entry into force of the Convention for that State. On request, the States Parties may review the situation for States that ratified early with a view to ameliorating the difficulty in respect of the 10 year deadline. COASTAL STATE SUBMISSION COMMISSION PRESENTATION OF THE SUBMSSION BY THE COASTAL STATE SECRETARY GENERAL PUBLICATION OF PROPOSED LIMITS COASTAL STATE REPRESENTATIVES INITIAL PROCEDURES 3 Months I II III IV SUBMISSION Requested format: 1. Executive Summary 2. Main Body 3. Supporting data CLCS/11, Chpt. 9 1. Executive Summary charts at appropriate scale and co-ordinates of proposed outer limits of the continental shelf; provisions of article 76 that are invoked to support the claim; names of any Commission members having rendered advice regarding the submission; disputes arising from the claim. 2. Main Body A detailed description of the data set, maps, technical procedures and scientific methodologies applied. References made to the basic data at each relevant step 3. Supporting Data A copy of all data referred to in the Main Body, arranged in separate annexes. All data submitted in support of the submission will be considered by the Commission COASTAL STATE SUBMISSION COMMISSION PRESE