text: UNITED NATIONS General Assembly INTERNATIONAL LAW COMMISSION Forty-second session 1 May -20 July 1990 Distr. GENERAL A/CN.4/427/Corr.l 22 May 1990 Original: ENGLISH SIXTH REPORT ON THE LAW OF THE NON-NAVIGATIONAL USES OF INTERNATIONAL WATERCOURSES by Mr. Stephen C. McCAFFREY, Special Rapporteur Corrigendwn GE.90-61226/6361A A A/CN.4/427/Corr.l page 2 Page 48 Change the last sentence of paragraph 38 to read as follows: "Draft article 6 deals with jurisdictional immunity, providing that a watercourse State that has caused harm to persons in other States should enjoy no greater jurisdictional immunity with regard to those persons than it does with regard to its own citizens. Draft article 7 establishes a procedure for regular meetings of a 'Conference of the Parties' to review the implementation of the draft articles and perform other functions. Finally, draft article 8 sets forth procedures for amendment of the draft articles by the Conference of the Parties. The Special Rapporteur recognizes that draft articles 7 and 8 of annex I, like other articles in that annex, could well form a part of the main body of the draft articles rather than being placed in an annex. He has included them in the annex not for substantive reasons but because the outline of the draft articles approved by the Commission did not contain provisions of the kind proposed in the present chapter. The Special Rapporteur recommends, however, that the Commission consider the possibility of including the provisions contained in annex I in the body of the draft articles." Page 56 A/CN.4/427/Corr.l page 3 Insert the following as a new paragraph (2 ~) of the comments to draft article 4 of annex I: "(2 ~) In article 8 of its 1982 Montreal Rules on Water Pollution in an International Drainage Basin, lQla/ the International Law 
analysis: The text appears to be a report on international law related to the non-navigational uses of international watercourses. The report discusses the draft articles and their contents, including jurisdictional immunity, procedures for regular meetings, and amendment procedures. The report also references other international agreements, such as the 1982 Montreal Rules on Water Pollution in an International Drainage Basin. Given the focus on international law and the regulation of water resources, it is likely that the report falls under the categories related to natural resources and environment.