text: For the purpose of carrying out the procedures in paragraph 3 (a) above the Depositary may, as it deems necessary, enter into agreement with the IAEA. For the purpose of carrying out the procedures in paragraph 3 (b) above the Depositary shall, with the co-operation of states Party to the Treaty, compile and maintain a list of qualified experts, whose services could be made available to undertake such missions. 11 A view was expressed that this provision calls for furtber discussion. CD/RW/WP.90 page 6 Paragraph 4 First alternative The Depositary shall include the facility in the Register as well as the information required by paragraph 2 of this section, as soon as the information given in the request has been substantiated, and shall immediately notify states Party to the Treaty of aforesaid inclusion. Second alternative The Depositary shall include the facility in the Register as well as the information required by paragraph 2 of this section and shall immediately notify States Party to the Treaty of aforesaid inclusion. Paragraph 5 A State Party shall inform the Depositary, within ... days/months, of any change in the information it had provided for inclusion in the Register. Upon the receipt of such a change, the Depositary shall act, mutatis mutandi, in accordance with the procedures outlined in paragraphs 3 and 4 of this section. Paragraph 6 1/ The costs for implementing these procedures shall be borne by the requesting State. VERIFICATION AND COMPLIANCE Paragraph l First alternative A State Party may lodge a complaint with the Depositary in case it believes that any other state Party acted in breach of obligations deriving from this Treaty. such complaint shall include all relevant information and all possible evidence supporting the validity of the complaint. This complaint procedure should not exclude others than through the Depositary. Second alternative 
analysis: This text appears to be related to international treaties and agreements, specifically regarding the verification and inclusion of facilities in a register. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a regulatory or governance context. The content also touches on the idea of compliance and complaint procedures, which further supports the notion that this text is related to international agreements.