text: this Treaty shall be accompanied by a translation into the language of the Requested State or another language acceptable to that State. "3. If the Requested State considers that the information contained in the request is not sufficient to enable the request to be dealt with, it may request additional information. "ARTICLE 6 "Execution of requests 123/ "Subject to article 19, requests for assistance shall be carried out promptly, in the manner provided for by the law and practice of the Requested State. To the extent consistent with its law and practice, the Requested State shall carry out the request in the manner specified by the Requesting State. "ARTICLE 7 "Return of_ material.to the Requested State "Any property, as well as original records or documents, handed over to the Requesting State under this Treaty shall be returned to the Requested State as soon as possible unless the latter waives its right of return thereof. "ARTICLE 8 "The Requesting State shall not, without the consent of the Requested State, use or transfer information or evidence provided by the Requested State for investigations or proceedings other than those stated in the request. However, in cases where the charge is altered, the material 123/ More detailed provisions may be included concerning the provision of information on the time and place of execution of the request and requiring the Requested State to inform promptly the Requesting State in cases where significant delay is likely to occur or where a decision is made not to comply with the request and the reasons for refusal. 124/ Some countries may wish to omit this article or modify it, e.g. restrict it to fiscal offences. provided may be used in so far as the offence, as charged, is an offence in respect of which mutual assistance could be provided under this Treaty. "ARTICLE 9 
analysis: This text appears to be a treaty related to international cooperation and mutual assistance in the field of law enforcement, specifically in the context of exchanging information and evidence between countries. The language used is formal and legalistic, indicating that it is a binding agreement between nations. The content of the treaty suggests that it is aimed at facilitating international cooperation in criminal investigations and prosecutions.