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Privileges and Immunities Agreements

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Supplementary Protocol No. 2 sets out the Privileges and Immunities enjoyed by the Organisation, including those provided for in Supplementary Protocol No. 1 to the Convention for European Economic Co-operation on the Legal Capacity, Privileges and Immunities of the Organisation (16 April 1948). These protocols cover the "founding" countries of the OECD.

Since 1960 separate P&I Agreements have been concluded with all new Member countries and with a number of non-members.

 

 Australia (1983)  Mexico (1994)
 Bulgaria (1996)  New Zealand (1988)
 Canada (1966)  Poland (1995)
 Chile (signed on 28 May 2009, not yet entered into force)  Romania (1995)
 Czech Republic (1995)  Russia (1994)
 Finland (1969)  Slovak Republic (1995)
 Hungary (1995)  Slovenia (1996)
 Japan (1967)  Ukraine (1997)
 Korea (1996)

 

  

 

 
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