The Montreal Amendment (1997)
Party Ratification État Additional information
17 Jun 2004 Accession
25 May 2006 Accession
06 Aug 2007 Ratification
26 Jan 2009 Accession
21 Jun 2011 Accession
10 Feb 2000 Ratification
15 Feb 2001 Ratification
18 Dec 2008 Ratification
05 Jan 1999 Acceptance
07 Aug 2000 Ratification
28 Sep 2000 Approval
16 Mar 2005 Acceptance
13 Mar 2001 Ratification
27 Jul 2001 Acceptance
10 Dec 2002 Accession
13 Mar 2007 Acceptance
11 Aug 2004 Ratification
17 Jan 2008 Acceptance
16 Nov 2007 Ratification
23 Aug 2004 Accession
12 Apr 1999 Accession
11 Aug 2003 Accession
21 Feb 2013 Accession
30 Jun 2004 Ratification
03 Mar 2009 Accession
24 Nov 1999 Ratification
11 Nov 2002 Ratification
18 Oct 2001 Acceptance
31 Jul 2001 Accession
31 Jan 2007 Accession
21 Aug 2009 Ratification
27 Mar 1998 Ratification
29 May 2008 Ratification
30 May 2001 Ratification
17 Jun 1998 Ratification
19 May 2010 Acceptance
16 Jun 2003 Accession
02 Dec 2002 Accession
19 Oct 2001 Accession
22 Dec 2003 Accession
01 Dec 2005 Ratification
08 Sep 2000 Ratification
12 Sep 2005 Acceptance
02 Jun 2003 Acceptance
05 Nov 1999 Approval
28 Jun 2012 Ratification
13 Dec 2001 Accession
23 Mar 2005 Accession
24 Sep 2003 Acceptance End notes
30 Jul 1999 Accession
07 Mar 2006 Accession
01 Oct 2009 Accession
16 Feb 2007 Accession
20 Jul 2000 Ratification
08 Dec 2000 Accession
11 Jul 2007 Accession
05 Jul 2005 Accession
11 Apr 2003 Accession
16 Dec 2005 Accession
25 Nov 2009 Ratification
17 Nov 2000 Approval
19 Feb 2007 Accession
18 Jun 2001 Acceptance
25 Jul 2003 Approval
04 Dec 2000 Accession
30 Apr 2008 Ratification
12 Jul 2000 Accession
05 Jan 1999 Ratification
08 Aug 2005 Accession
27 Jan 2006 Ratification
20 May 1999 Accession
21 Jan 2002 Accession
28 Feb 2012 Accession
12 Nov 2002 Accession
23 Jul 1999 Acceptance
29 Mar 2000 Accession
05 May 2008 Accession Déclarations
14 Sep 2007 Accession
26 Jul 1999 Ratification
08 Feb 2000 Ratification
03 Mar 2003 Accession
26 Jan 2006 Ratification
17 Oct 2001 Acceptance
25 Jun 2008 Accession
06 Oct 2005 Acceptance
28 May 2003 Ratification
01 May 2001 Ratification
24 Sep 2003 Accession
30 Aug 2002 Acceptance
03 Feb 1999 Ratification
28 Jun 2011 Accession
12 Jul 2000 Ratification
09 Aug 2004 Accession
13 Jun 2003 Accession
13 May 2003 Ratification
28 Jun 2006 Accession
14 Jun 2002 Acceptance
31 Jul 2000 Accession
15 Apr 2010 Accession
30 Nov 2004 Accession
15 Apr 2014 Ratification
23 Dec 2003 Acceptance
17 Mar 2004 Acceptance
08 Feb 1999 Ratification
16 Jan 2002 Accession
27 Feb 2009 Ratification
26 Oct 2001 Ratification
27 Sep 2001 Ratification
07 Mar 2003 Acceptance
22 Dec 2003 Acceptance
27 Jan 2003 Accession
22 Jul 2005 Acceptance
24 Mar 2003 Acceptance
28 Jul 2006 Acceptance
27 Nov 2001 Accession
26 Jul 2001 Acceptance
28 Mar 2002 Ratification
23 Oct 2006 Succession End notes
19 Sep 2012 Ratification
11 Nov 2010 Accession
30 Jan 2012 Accession
01 Oct 2007 Acceptance
10 Sep 2004 Accession
18 May 2012 Accession
21 Feb 2000 Acceptance
03 Jun 1999 Ratification End notes
07 Nov 2012 Ratification
08 Oct 1999 Ratification
27 Sep 2001 Ratification
22 Dec 2003 Accession
31 Aug 1999 Accession
30 Dec 1998 Ratification
19 Jan 2005 Ratification
02 Sep 2005 Ratification
29 May 2001 Accession
05 Mar 1999 Ratification
12 Nov 2013 Accession
27 Apr 2001 Ratification
20 May 2008 Accession
23 May 2006 Ratification
06 Dec 1999 Ratification
03 Oct 2003 Ratification
29 Jan 2009 Ratification
19 Aug 1998 Acceptance
24 May 2005 Accession
21 May 2001 Acceptance
14 Dec 2005 Acceptance
07 Jan 2004 Accession
04 Oct 2001 Acceptance
23 Apr 2009 Accession
19 Nov 2001 Accession
14 Mar 2014 Ratification
12 Aug 1999 Accession
22 Mar 2005 Accession
26 Aug 2002 Accession
29 Aug 2001 Accession
22 Sep 2000 Accession
03 Nov 1999 Approval
15 Nov 1999 Ratification
17 Aug 1999 Accession
01 Aug 2001 Accession
11 Nov 2004 Accession
16 Oct 2012 Accession
11 May 1999 Acceptance
20 Aug 1999 Accession
25 Feb 1999 Ratification
24 Aug 1999 Accession
11 May 2009 Accession
18 May 2004 Accession
29 Mar 2006 Accession
12 Jul 1999 Ratification
28 Aug 2002 Ratification
30 Nov 1999 Accession
07 May 2009 Accession
23 Jun 2003 Ratification
16 Sep 2009 Accession
26 Nov 2001 Acceptance
26 Nov 2003 Ratification
10 Jun 1999 Ratification
19 Oct 1999 Ratification
28 Mar 2008 Accession
31 Aug 2000 Acceptance
24 Oct 2003 Ratification
23 Nov 1999 Accession
04 May 2007 Ratification
16 Feb 2005 Accession
12 Oct 2001 Ratification End notes
06 Dec 2002 Ratification
01 Oct 2003 Ratification
16 Feb 2000 Accession
31 Oct 2006 Ratification
21 Jul 2011 Accession
13 May 2002 Ratification
03 Dec 2004 Ratification
23 Apr 2001 Accession
11 Oct 2007 Accession
01 Mar 2012 Accession

Declarations

Saint-Siège
Declaration:“In acceding to the Vienna Convention on the Protection of the Ozone Layer and the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer, as well as its four Amendments: London (1990), Copenhagen (1992), Montreal (1997) and Beijing (1999), the Holy See desires to encourage the entire International Community to be resolute in promoting authentic cooperation between politics, science and economics. Such cooperation, as has been shown in the case of the ozone regime, can achieve important outcomes, which make it simultaneously possible to safeguard creation, to promote integral human development and to care for the common good, in a spirit of responsible solidarity and with profound positive repercussions for present and future generations.In conformity with its own nature and with the particular character of Vatican City State, the Holy See, by means of the solemn act of accession, intends to give its own moral support to the commitment of States to the correct and effective implementation of the Treaties in question and to the attaining of the mentioned objectives. To this end, it expresses the wish that by recognizing ‘the signs of [an economic growth] that has not always been able to protect the delicate balances of nature’ (Homily of Pope Benedict XVI at Loreto, 2 September 2007), all actors will intensify the aforesaid cooperation and strengthen ‘the alliance between man and the environment, which must mirror the creative love of God, from whom we come and to whom we are bound’(Benedict XVI, After the Angelus, 16 September 2007).”

End Notes

Danemark

In a communication received on 3 December 2009, the Government of Denmark notified the Secretary-General that it had decided to withdraw the declaration, made upon ratification to the Amendment, relating to the territorial exclusion in respect of the Faroe Islands.
Monténégro

See note 1 under "Montenegro" in the "Historical Information" section in the front matter of this volume.
Nouvelle-Zélande

See also note 1 under "New Zealand" regarding Tokelau in the "Historical Information" section in the front matter of this volume.
Royaume-Uni

On 5 August 2014, the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland notified the Secretary-General that the Amendment would extend to the territory of Gibraltar as follows:

“… the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland wishes the United Kingdom’s Ratification of the [Amendment] be extended to the territory of Gibraltar for whose international relations the United Kingdom is responsible.

The Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland considers the extension of the [Amendment] to the territory of Gibraltar to enter into force on the day of receipt of this notification by [the depositary] for deposit… ”

On 17 April 2015, the Secretary-General received from the Government of Spain the following communication relating to the territorial application by the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to Gibraltar:

1. Gibraltar is a Non-Self-Governing Territory for whose international relations the Government of the United Kingdom is responsible and which is subject to a process of decolonization in accordance with the relevant decisions and resolutions of the General Assembly.

2. The authorities of Gibraltar are local in character, and exercise competences exclusively over internal affairs that originate in and are based on the powers allocated to and conferred on them by the United Kingdom, in accordance with its domestic legislation and in its capacity as the sovereign State upon which depends the said Non-Self-Governing Territory.

3. Consequently, any involvement by the Gibraltarian authorities in the implementation of this Amendment shall be understood to take place exclusively within the framework of the internal affairs of Gibraltar and shall not be considered to affectin any way the content of the two preceding paragraphs.

4. The procedure envisaged in the “Arrangements relating to Gibraltar authorities in the context of certain international treaties (2007)”, which were agreed to by Spain and the United Kingdom on 19 December 2007 together with "Agreed Arrangements relating to Gibraltar authorities in the context of European Union and European Community Instruments and Related Treaties" of 19 April 2000 applies to the present Amendment.

5. The application of the present Amendment to Gibraltar cannot be interpreted as recognition of any rights or situations involving matters not included in Article 10 of the Treaty of Utrecht of 13 July 1713, signed by the crowns of Spain and Great Britain.
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