?. rf in any Proceedings there arises a guestion rerating to the government andnon-comercial character of the ship or cargo, a certif icate signed by thediplmatic repreaentative or other competent authority of the state to which theshlp or cargo belongs and comnunicated to the court shall serve as evidence of thecharacter of tlrat ship or cargo. Article 20 Effect of an arbitration agreement If a state enters into an agreement in writing with a foreign natural orjuridi'cal person to subtnit to arbitration differences relating to a [conmercialcontractl lcivil or connercial natterl, that state cannot invoke innunity fromjuriediction before a court of anolher state which is otherwise competent in aproceeding rhich relates to: validity or interpretation of the arbitration agreenent, arbitralion procedure, setting aside of Ehe arard, unlegs the arbitration agreement otherwise provides. Notes(a) (b) (c)the tbe the L/No. 10 z/ vp. 1331Offici General Fortieth(A/40/LOt . rbid. Yearbook ofthe Inlernational Law Comrnission lflr vol. II (Part Tno) rdocument A/10, para.130. Provisional nunbering. Provisional numbering.!/ v 9./ Articl.e follorsr6 as adopted provisionally at thethirty-second session read as l. A State is iril[une with the provisions oftrArt,icle 6 State inmunity from Ehe jurisdiction of another State in accordancethe present articles.A/40/4r7 English Page 23 Notes (continued) 2. Effect shall be given bo State inmunity in accordance with the provieionsof the preeent articles." For the c@nentary to che articl.er s€€ yearbook ... 19g0, vol. II (part Trro),pp. 141-142, document A/35/10, chap. VI:E:- Article 6 was further discussed by lhe Conrnission at Ehe thirty-fourBh session and still gave rise to divergent views. Ttre Drafting Conmittee also re-exanineddraft article 5 as provisionally adopted. t{hile no neu formulation of the articleraa proposed by the Drafting Comnittee at the thirty-fourth session, the @nmlssionagreed to re-examine draft article 6 at its future sessions. The Draft,ing Comnittee considered article 6 briefly during the tbirty-seventh Eesgion, but, forlack of time, was unable to conclude its consideration of this article.
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to international law and international relations, specifically dealing with the immunity of states from jurisdiction and arbitration agreements. It seems to be a part of a larger document or treaty that outlines the rules and principles governing international relations. Given the technical and formal language used, it is likely that this text is related to international law and its application in various contexts.

**Category**
Transport and communication, International trade