4. Article

1. 2)) "Foreign Liaison Mission Personnel" means those individuals who have been issued Foreign Liaison Mission personnel identification cards by the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs under the supervision of the CPA.
2. 1)) Koalīcijas personāla, ārvalstu sadarbības misijas personāla, koalīcijas kontrahentu un viņu apakškontrahentu, kā arī viņu darbinieku, kas parasti nav Irākas iedzīvotāji, imunitāte pret tiesas procesu nav indivīdu priekšrocība, un to var noņemt izcelsmes valsts.
3. 3)) "Legal Process" means any arrest, detention or legal proceedings in the Iraqi courts or other Iraqi bodies, whether criminal, civil, administrative or other in nature.
4. 2)) Pieprasījumi atteikties no jurisdikcijas pār Koalīcijas personālu vai ārvalstu sadarbības personālu ir jānosūta attiecīgajai izcelsmes valstij.
5. 3)) Pieprasījumi atteikties no jurisdikcijas attiecībā uz Koalīcijas kontrahentiem un apakškontrahentiem un to darbiniekiem, kas parasti nav Irākas iedzīvotāji, kā tas noteikts šīs pavēles 3.pantā, jānosūta attiecīgajai izcelsmes valstij, ar kuru kontrahents ir slēdzis līgumu.
6. 4)) "Parent State" means the State providing Coalition Personnel as part of the Coalition in Iraq or the state providing Foreign Liaison Mission Personnel.
7. 5)) "Coalition contractors" means non-Iraqi business entities or individuals not normally resident in Iraq supplying goods and/or services to or on behalf of the Coalition Forces or the CPA under contractual arrangements.
8. 6)) "Coalition sub-contractors" means non-Iraqi business entities or individuals not normally resident in Iraq supplying goods and/or services to or on behalf of Coalition contractors and in respect of Coalition or CPA activities under contractual arrangements.
9. 1)) CPA, Coalition Forces and Foreign Liaison Mission, their property, funds and assets of shall be immune from Iraqi Legal Process.
10. 2)) All Coalition personnel and Foreign Liaison Mission personnel shall respect the Iraqi laws applicable to those Coalition personnel and Foreign Liaison Mission personnel in the territory of Iraq and the Regulations, Orders, Memoranda and Public Notices issued by the Administrator of the CPA.
11. 3)) Foreign Liaison Mission personnel shall be immune from Legal Process.
12. 4)) All Coalition personnel shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of their Parent States and, they shall be immune from local criminal, civil, and administrative jurisdiction and from any form of arrest or detention other than by persons acting on behalf of their Parent States, except that nothing in this provision shall prevent Coalition Forces personnel from preventing acts of serious misconduct by Coalition personnel, or otherwise temporarily detaining Coalition personnel who pose a risk of injury to themselves or others, pending expeditious turnover to the appropriate authorities of the Parent State. In all such circumstances the national contingent commander of the detained person shall be notified immediately.
13. 5)) In respect of those Coalition personnel who commit an act or acts in Iraq for which there are no criminal sanctions in the Parent State, the CPA may request from the Parent State waiver of jurisdiction to try such act or acts under Iraqi law. In such cases, no Legal Process shall be commenced without the written permission of the Administrator of the CPA.
14. 1)) Coalition contractors and their sub-contractors as wall as their employees not normally resident in Iraq, shall not be subject to Iraqi laws or regulations in matters relating to the terms and conditions of their contracts in relation to the Coalition Forces or the CPA. Coalition contractors and sub-contractors other than contractors and sub-contractors normally resident in Iraq shall not be subject to Iraqi laws or regulations with respect to licensing and registration of employees, businesses and corporations in relation to such contracts.
15. 2)) Coalition contractors and their sub-contractors as well as their employees not normally resident in Iraq, shall be immune from Iraqi Legal Process with respect to acts performed by them within their official activities pursuant to the terms and conditions of a contract between a contractor and Coalition Forces or the CPA and any sub-contract thereto.
16. 3)) In respect of acts or omissions of Coalition contractors and sub-contractors as well as their employees not normally resident in Iraq, which are not performed by them in the course of their official activities pursuant to the terms and conditions of a contract between them and the Coalition or the CPA, no Iraqi or CPA Legal Process shall be commenced without the written permission of the Administrator of the CPA.
17. 1)) The immunity from Legal Process of Coalition personnel, Foreign Liaison Mission personnel, Coalition contractors and their sub-contractors as well as their employees not normally resident in Iraq is not for the benefit of the Individuals concerned and may be waived by the Parent State.
18. 2)) Requests to waive jurisdiction over Coalition personnel or Foreign Liaison Mission personnel shall be referred to the respective Parent State.
19. 3)) Requests to waive the immunities with respect to Coalition contractors and sub-contractors and their employees not normally resident in Iraq as set forth in Section 3 of this Order shall be referred to the respective Parent State with which the contractor has contracted.
20. 1)) Third party claims including those for property loss or damage and for personal injury, illness or death or in respect of any other matter arising from or attributed to Coalition personnel or any persons employed by them, whether normally resident in Iraq or not and that do not arise in connection with military combat operations, shall be submitted and dealt with by the Parent State whose Coalition personnel, property, activities or other assets are alleged to have caused the claimed damage, in a manner consistent with the national laws of the Parent State.
21. 2)) Third party claim, for property loss or damage and for personal injury, illness or death in respective or any other matter arising from or attributed to Foreign Liaison Mission personnel shall be submitted and dealt with by the Parent State Whose Foreign Liaison Mission personnel, property, activities or other-assets are alleged to have caused the claimed damage, in manner consent with the national laws of the Parent State.