text: enforcement and monitoring programmes for the immediate evaluation of the impact of large-scale driftnet fishing and recognising that some had taken steps to reduce their driftnet operations in some regions in response to regional concerns, called upon all members of the international community, particularly those with fishing interests, to strengthen their co-operation in the conservation and management of living marine resources and on all those involved in large-scale pelagic driftnet fishing to co-operate fully with the international community, and especially with coastal States and the relevant international and regional organi6ations. in the enhanced collection and sharing of statistically sound scientific date, in order to continue to assess the impact of such fishing methods and to secure conservation of tbe world's living marine resources; recommended that all interested members of the international community, particularly Within regional organisations, continue to consider and, by no later than 30 June 1991, review the best available scientific data on the impact of this fishing method and agree upon further co-operative regulation and monitoring measures, as needed; also recommended that all members of the international Co6U61uIityr bearing iB mind the special role Of regional organisations and regional and bilateral co-operation in the conservation and management of living marine resource6 a6 reflected in tbe relevant articles of the Convention on the Law of the Sea, agree to: (a) moratoria on all large-scale pelagic driftnet fishing on the high seas by 30 June 1992, with the understanding that such a measure would not be imposed in a region of, if implemented, could be lifted, should effective conservation and management mea6ures be taken based upon statistically sound aBalysi6 to be jointly made by concerned parties of the international community witb an interest in the fishery resources of the region, to 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the conservation and management of living marine resources, specifically addressing the issue of large-scale pelagic driftnet fishing and its impact on the environment. The language used is formal and international, suggesting that it is a resolution or agreement among countries. The text also mentions the importance of cooperation among international organizations and regional bodies, which further supports the idea that it is an international agreement.