text: greater than 6 x 1016 [10171 Bq x Mev. Additional specification suggested to the above specifications: Nuclear facilities mentioned in paragraph 2 of Definitions which are under the safeguards of the International Atomic Energy Agency are covered by the provision of this Treaty. !/ Views were expressed that nuclear facilities mentioned in paragraph 2 of Definitions shall be used for peaceful purposes and subject to IAEA safeguards. ~/ Views were expressed that nuclear facilities stationed in territorial waters and the exclusive economic zones should also be considered. ~/ Views were expressed that such nuclear facilities should not belong lo weapons systems. Paragraph 1 First alternative REGISTER CD/RW/WP.90 page 5 The Depositary shall maintain a Register of nuclear facilities covered by this rreaty and shall transmit certified copies thereof to each State Party to th~ T~eaty. second alternative The Depositary shall maintain a Register of nuclear facilities covered by this Treaty and shall transmit certified copies thereof to each State Party to the Treaty. The register shall be updated at regular intervals . Paragraph 2 State Parties requesting that nuclear facilities under their jurisdiction be included in the Register shall for each such facility communicate to the Depositary the following written information: (a) Identification of the type of nuclear facility; (b) Detailed specifications in accordance with Paragraph 1 of Criteria of this Treaty; (c) Details on the exact geographical location of the nuclear facility. Paragraph 3 l/ Upon receipt of a request for an inclusion in the Register, the Deposit ary shall without delay initiate procedures to confir:m that the information contained in the request is correct: (a) Through, to the extent possible, documentation from the IAEA; and/or (b) Through other means, including a mission to the facility, when necessary. 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the regulation and monitoring of nuclear facilities, likely in the context of international relations and diplomacy. The language used suggests a focus on verification, safeguards, and reporting, which implies a connection to the international community and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Given the technical nature of the text, it is likely that it is related to a specific area of science and technology.