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Annex 3. Edition 5
AMENDMENT No. 1 of November 1961
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AMENDMENT No. 1 SUPPLEMENT No. 2 Meteorological Authorities TO ANNEX 3, FIFTH EDITION METEOROLOGY Replace Supplement No. 2 Meteorological Authorities to Annex 3 fifth edition by the attached Supplement No. 2, which incorporates Amendment No. 1 dated 1 July 1962.
SUPPLEMENT No. 2 TO ANNEX 3 - Fifth Edition METEOROLOGY METEOROLOGICAL AUTHORITIES Meteorological Authorities designated by Contracting States to provide or to arrange for the provision of meteorological service for international air naviga- tion, in accordance with Annex 3, Chapter 2, 2. 1. 3, Published by authority of the Council November 1961 INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION
1 /7/62 Supplement No. 2 to Annex 3 - Fifth Edition - METEOROLOGY RECORD OF AMENDMENTS
Supplement No. 2 to Annex 3 - Fifth Edition - METEOROLOGY The Council at the 13th Meeting of its 28th Session, held on 14 June 1956, decided to invite each Contracting State a to notify ICAO of the agency which it has designated as its Meteorolgical Authority, in accordance with 2.1.3 of Annex 3 b to accompany such notification, in the case where any other agency or agencies is also involved in the provision, within its territory, of meteoro- logical facilities and services for international civil aviation. with an indica- tion of the allocation of tasks between the several agencies and of the extent to which each such agency provides the meteorological facilities and services for international air navigation, and follows the meteorological procedures specified in Annex 3, the PANS-MET , the Regional Supplementary Procedure s and the Regional Plans. The Council directed that ICAO promulgate the information, received from States, for the information of all concerned. The Council took this action, resulting from a recommendation of the Third Caribbean Regional Air Navigation Meeting, on the grounds that the circulation of the information referred to would not only assist Air Navigation Meetings by , pro- viding a more complete picture of the meteorological facilities and services currently available but would also facilitate arrangements between States, or between States and operators, for the provision of meteorological services for international air navigation. At the 8th Meeting of its 30th Session, held on 4 April 1957, the Council noted that the Air Navigation Commission had decided that the Agency. designated, rather than the person or the functionary in charge, should be published, and approved the publication of the information received from Contracting States in a further Supple- ment to Annex 3.
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