impl.ementation by national legislation. The Parties to the Oslo Convention could therefore enact legislation apptying the rul,es of that Conv€ntion to theirA/40/92t EngllBh Page 18 tespective excrusive econonic zones. rt ''aa recognized that it might be atesirableto anend the oalo convention ln chis reapect at an approprlate future crater Eotet(anPle, an a.nendraent to lts article ls (l) could be nade to reflect the extengionof Ehe Jurisdictlon of coastal states to the excruslve econonic zone and lteattlcle 2 might be arnended to nention expressly the provigions relatlng to theexclugive economic uone.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international law and the extension of a convention to apply to exclusive economic zones. It mentions the jurisdiction of coastal states and the possibility of amending articles to reflect changes in the extension of jurisdiction. This suggests that the topic is related to the management and regulation of natural resources, particularly in the context of international law.

**Category**
Natural resources and environment, International trade