text: prescribed, provided that such conditions or measures are, in terms of their nature or duration, not more severe than those pronounced in the sentencing State. "2. If the administering State revokes the conditional sentence or conditional release, it shall enforce the sentence in accordance with its own law without, however, going beyond the limits imposed by the sentencing State. "ARTICLE 12 "Review, pardon and amnesty "1. The sentencing State alone shall have the right to decide on any application to reopen the case. "2. Each Party may grant pardon, amnesty or commutation of the sentence in accordance with the provisions of its Constitution or other laws. "ARTICLE 13 "InformetiQn "1. The Contracting Parties shall keep each other informed, in so far as it is necessary, of all circumstances likely to affect measures of supervision or enforcement in the administering State. To this end they shall transmit to each other copies of any relevant decisions in this respect. "2. After expiration of the period of supervision, the administering State shall provide to the sentencing State, at its request, a final report concerning the supervised person's conduct and compliance with the measures imposed. "ARTICLE 14 "Costs "Supervision and enforcement costs incurred in the administering State shall not be refunded, unless otherwise agreed by both the sentencing State and the administering State. "ARTICLE 15 "Final _priivig igns "1. This Treaty is subject to (ratification, acceptance or approval). The instruments of (ratification, acceptance or approval) shall be exchanged as soon as possible. "2. This Treaty shall enter into force on the thirtieth day after the day on which the instruments of ratification are exchanged. "3. This Treaty shall apply to requests made after its entry into force, even if the relevant acts or omissions occurred prior to that date. "4. Either Contracting Party may denounce this Treaty by giving notice 
analysis: This treaty appears to be related to the administration of justice and the supervision of individuals who have been convicted of crimes, as it outlines rules for the conditional release of prisoners, review of cases, and enforcement of sentences across international borders. The language used is formal and legal, suggesting that it is a binding agreement between governments.