STATUTE OF INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY — Rwanda law | Esheria

STATUTE OF INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY

The parties create an International Atomic Energy Agency.

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Rwanda
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The parties create an International Atomic Energy Agency. The Agency must promote atomic energy for peace, health, and prosperity, and must ensure its assistance is not used for military purposes where it can prevent that. The Agency is authorized to carry out several functions on atomic energy for peaceful uses, and it must also follow UN-related policies, control special materials, allocate resources, and report annually. The Agency has inspection, reporting, and safeguard powers, and it must not make assistance subject to incompatible political, economic, military, or other conditions. This article sets who can become an initial or other member of the Agency, and requires all members to act in good faith on their membership obligations.