2010 Third Protocol Amending the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation in Southeast Asia

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Full Title	2010 Third Protocol Amending the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation in Southeast Asia
Short Title / Abbreviations	TAC Protocol 3
CIL Subject Classification	ASEAN Documents ASEAN Political-Security Community ASEAN Foreign Ministers
Date of Adoption	23/07/2010
Place of Adoption	Ha Noi, Viet Nam, 43rd ASEAN Ministerial Meeting (AMM/ASEAN Foreign Ministers Meeting)
Issued/Adopted by	Foreign Ministers of ASEAN and parties to the TAC
Dispute settlement provisions	Refer to Chapter IV of the 1976 Treaty of Amity and Cooperation in Southeast Asia
Depository	Secretary-General of ASEAN (see additional information)
Entry Into Force Status	In Force
Date of Entry into Force	08/06/2012
Entry into Force / Termination Provisions	Article 3: “This Protocol shall be subject to ratification and shall come into force on the date the last instrument of ratification of the High Contracting Parties is deposited.”
Status
ASEAN States	(Source: ASEAN Secretariat as of 03/08/2021)
Brunei Darussalam	Signature 23/07/2010 Ratification 19/05/2011
Cambodia	Signature 23/07/2010 Ratification 05/09/2011
Indonesia	Signature 23/07/2010 Ratification 16/11/2011
Lao PDR	Signature 23/07/2010 Ratification 05/08/2011
Malaysia	Signature 23/07/2010 Ratification 31/03/2011
Myanmar	Signature 23/07/2010 Ratification 19/09/2011
Philippines	Signature 23/07/2010 Ratification 18/04/2011
Singapore	Signature 23/07/2010 Ratification 11/10/2010
Thailand	Signature 23/07/2010 Ratification 21/10/2011
Vietnam	Signature 23/07/2010 Ratification 29/11/2011
Other Country	Australia Signature - 23 July 2010 Ratification - 24 August 2011 Bangladesh Signature - 23 July 2010 Ratification - 8 February 2012 Brazil Accession - 17 November 2012 Canada Accession - 23 July 2011 Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Signature - 23 July 2010 Ratification - 12 March 2012 Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka Signature - 23 July 2010 Ratification - 20 April 2012 European Union Accession - 12 July 2012 French Republic Signature - 23 July 2010 Ratification - 15 March 2011 India Signature - 23 July 2010 Ratification - 3 April 2012 Japan Signature - 23 July 2010 Ratification - 15 August 2011 Mongolia Signature - 23 July 2010 Ratification - 6 June 2012 New Zealand Signature - 23 July 2010 Ratification - 10 March 2011 Norway Accession - 1 July 2013 Pakistan Signature - 23 July 2010 Ratification - 19 September 2011 Papua New Guinea Signature - 23 July 2010 Ratification - 30 April 2012 People's Republic of China Signature - 23 July 2010 Ratification - 1 November 2011 Republic of Korea Signature - 23 July 2010 Ratification - 4 March 2011 Republic of Turkey Signature - 23 July 2010 Ratification - 7 May 2012 Russian Federation Signature - 23 July 2010 Ratification - 23 May 2011 Timor Leste Signature - 23 July 2010 Ratification - 29 February 2012 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Accession - 3 July 2012 (Instrument of Accession) United States of America 12 July 2012 (Instrument of Extension) Signature - 23 July 2010 Acceptance - 30 June 2011
Related Instruments
This instrument amends/supersedes	1976 Treaty of Amity and Cooperation in Southeast Asia 1987 Protocol Amending the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation in Southeast Asia 1998 Second Protocol Amending the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation in Southeast Asia
Related Instruments	2001 Rules Of Procedure Of The High Council Of The Treaty Of Amity And Cooperation In Southeast Asia
External Links	ASEAN accessed on 03/08/2021
Additional Information	Dates of ratification and accession given above were obtained from the ASEAN Secretariat’s Legal Instruments website and its electronic collection of instruments of ratification, accession and notification. Some of the dates given appear to be the dates of execution of the instruments of ratification/accession, rather than their date of receipt by the depository. Article 19 of the 1976 Treaty of Amity and Cooperation states that “the Governments of the signatory States which are designated Depositories of this Treaty and of the instruments of ratification or accession.” The Secretary-General of ASEAN has since taken over depository functions.