examixration and of a public proseautor. It also needs rules for the handing over of the accused to the court as well as an agreement on the establishment of an international detention facility and rules on enforcing the judgement. - It also raises the question of reciprocity (States parties to the statute of the court, States not parties) and the question that the jurisdiction of the court may depend on the consent of the States concerned (territorial State, State whose national is accused, State where the accused is found). (li) e- States parties would rt have to cede their national criminal juriadiztion but could decide on a case-by-case basis whether to submit a case to the international criminal court or exercise national jurisdiction, For instance, according to this model, some States may choose to exercioe national jurisdiction in cases where their own nationals are involved, where the crime was directed against them or where the crime was committed in their territory. Such a system could lead to conflicts of jurisdiction between the States concerned. - All the other aspects of model (a) will apply to model (b) (prosecution, appeal, handing over of the accused, implementation of judgements, reciprocity). w Reference was made to article 14, para. 5, of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. - 53 -(iii) & in- criminel ha4,uun.U a reviaw~ - States parties woul.c¶ not have to cede their national criminal jurisdiction. - They would have to accept that judgements of their courts on crimes coming under the C?de could be bro%aht for review to the international criminal court. - In addition to those who could bring a case before the court under the other two models, namely, other States concerned (territorial State, State whose national has been tried, States ayainst which the crime
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the establishment of an international criminal court and the rules governing its jurisdiction and procedures. The language used is formal and legal, suggesting that it is related to international law and human rights. The text mentions the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the jurisdiction of States, which further supports this hypothesis.

**Category**
International humanitarian aid and relief, Law and human rights