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o be adopted by the Commission;
c) if compliance with this limit value cannot be achieved by the use of Best Environmental Practice and Best Available Technology the appropriate national authority may require adequate additional measures to prevent possible pollution of the marine environment of the Baltic Sea Area and allow, if necessary, a higher limit value which shall, however, be as low as possible and in no case exceed 40 mg/l; the oil content shall be measured as provided in sub-paragraph b) above.
d) the permitted discharge shall not, in any case, create any unacceptable effects on the marine environment;
e) in order to benefit from the future development in cleaning and production technology, discharge permits shall be regularly reviewed by the appropriate national authority and the discharge limits shall be revised accordingly.
Regulation 6
Reporting procedure
Each Contracting Party shall require that the operator or any other person having charge of the offshore unit shall report in accordance with the provisions of Regulation 5.1 of Annex VII of this Convention.
Regulation 7
Contingency planning
Each offshore unit shall have a pollution emergency plan approved in accordance with the procedure established by the appropriate national authority. The plan shall contain information on alarm and communication systems, organization of response measures, a list of prepositioned equipment and a description of the measures to be taken in different types of pollution incidents.
Regulation 8
Disused offshore units
The Contracting Parties shall ensure that abandoned, disused offshore units and accidentally wrecked offshore units are entirely removed and brought ashore under the responsibility of the owner and that disused drilling wells are plugged.
Regulation 9
Exchange of information
The Contracting Parties shall continuously exchange information through the Commission on the location and nature of all planned or accomplished offshore activities and on the nature and amounts of discharges as well as on contingency measures that are undertaken.
Annex VII
RESPONSE TO POLLUTION INCIDENTS
Regulation 1
General Provisions
1. The Contracting Parties undertake to maintain the ability to respond to pollution incidents threatening the marine environment of the Baltic Sea Area. This ability shall include adequate equipment, ships and manpower prepared for operations in coastal waters as well as on the high sea.
2. a) In addition to the incidents referred to in Article 13 the Contracting Party shall also notify without delay those pollution incidents occuring within its response region, which affect or are likely to affect the interests of other Contracting Parties.
b) In the event of a significant pollution incident other Contracting Parties and the Commission shall also be informed as soon as possible.
3. The Contracting Parties agree that subject to their capabilities and the availability of relevant resources, they shall co-operate in responding to pollution incidents when the severity of such incidents so justify.
4. In addition the Contracting Parties shall take other measures to:
a) conduct regular surveillance outside their coastlines; and
b) otherwise co-operate and exchange information with other Contracting Parties in order to improve the ability to respond to pollution incidents.
Regulation 2
Contingency Planning
Each Contracting Party shall draw up a national contingency
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