"Whether sentenced or standing trial, a person may express to the sentencing State his or her interest in a transfer of supervision and his or her willingness to fulfil any conditions to be imposed. Similarly, such interest may be expressed by his or her legal representative or close relatives. Where appropriate, the Contracting States shall inform the offender or his or her close relatives of the possibilities under this Treaty. 180/ When negotiating on the basis of this Model Treaty, States may wish to add other grounds for refusal or conditions to the list, relating in this section, for example, to the nature or gravity of the offence, to the protection of fundamental human rights, or to considerations of public order. "ARTICLE 9 "The rights of the victim "The sentencing State and the administering State shall ensure in the transfer of supervision that the rights of the victims of the offence, in particular his or her rights to restitution or compensation, shall not be affected as a result of the transfer. In the event of the death of the victim, this provision shall apply to his or her dependants accordingly. "ARTICLE 10 "The effects of the transfer of supervision on the sentencing State "The acceptance by the administering State of the responsibility for applying the terms of the decision rendered in the sentencing State shall extinguish the competence of the latter State to enforce the sentence. "ARTICLE 11 "The effects of the transfer of supervision on the administering- State "1. The supervision transferred upon agreement and the subsequent procedure shall be carried out in accordance with the law of the administering State. That State alone shall have the right of revocation. That State may, to the extent necessary, adapt to its own law the conditions or measures 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to the transfer of supervision of an offender between two countries, and the rights and responsibilities that come with it. It discusses the transfer of supervision, the rights of victims, and the effects of the transfer on the sentencing and administering states. The text seems to be focused on legal and criminal justice issues, rather than economic or environmental concerns.

**Category**
Justice, Humanitarian aid and relief