(3) For the purposes of this Order—  2. —(1) A film is to be treated as a British film for the purposes of Schedule 1 to the Films Act  1985 if it is made in accordance with the terms of the applicable Convention and—  (2) For the purposes of this article—  3.  The European Convention on Cinematographic Co-production Order 2006( a ) is revoked.  Richard Tilbrook Clerk of the Privy Council  This Order forms part of implementation in the United Kingdom of the Council of Europe  Convention on Cinematographic Co-production (revised) 2017 (“the 2017 Convention”), which  was signed by the United Kingdom on 7th February 2019. The 2017 Convention replaces (subject  to transitional provision) the European Convention on Cinematographic Co-production 1992 (“the  1992 Convention”).  In particular, the 2017 Convention applies to a co-produced film where some or all of the  contributors are established in a Contracting Party to the 2017 Convention, and none of the  contributors are established in a Contracting Party to the 1992 Convention which is not a  ( a ) S.I. 2006/2656.  2 (This note is not part of the Order)  EXPLANATORY NOTE  Revocation  Treatment as a British film  (a) a State is a Contracting Party to the 1992 Convention if—  (i) under Article 16 of the 1992 Convention, that State has expressed its consent to be  bound by the 1992 Convention, or  (ii) under Article 18 of the 1992 Convention, that State has acceded to the 1992  Convention,  and the 1992 Convention is in force in relation to that State;  and the 2017 Convention is in force in relation to that State.  (b) a State is a Contracting Party to the 2017 Convention if—  (i) under Article 18 of the 2017 Convention, that State has expressed its consent to be  bound by the 2017 Convention, or  (ii) under Article 20 of the 2017 Convention that State has acceded to the 2017  Convention,  (a) where there are two co-producers, one is established in the United Kingdom and the other  is established in a State which is a Contracting Party to the applicable Convention; or  (b) where there are three or more co-producers, one is established in the United Kingdom and  at least two others are established in different States each of which is a Contracting Party  to at least one of the Conventions.  (a) “the applicable Convention” means, in relation to a film, whichever of the Conventions  applies to that film in accordance with Article 16 of the 2017 Convention;  (b) “the Conventions” means the 1992 Convention and the 2017 Convention. 