ar€ arrang€d by subject-natter and proeide a valuable insight into the evolution of the provtsionE of the Convention. 152. As a complementary publlcation to thls, a masEer file of all infornral docunentation of lhe conference ls under preparation. IX. DEVELOPMENIS NALATING TO THB CONVENTION ON T'IE I,AV{ OF I|HE SEA 153. The publication entitLed: ed Natlons contatns In a slngle volune an up-to-dateIteting of signatures and ratlficatlons of States, and the declarations, obJecbionsor notes nade at the time of signlng oE ratifying or subsequently ln response to auch declarattons, objecttons or notea. X. LAW OA TIIE SEA BI'IJI'RTIN Istl. Further iaaues of the La$ of the sea Bulletin series have been published aturing the period untler ..offiilnffiEGt-ins materlal conc-erning currenE atevelopments relatinq to the lan of tfr6TaTnd reflects state practice inallff€rent forms. The Bulletin includes exlracts qf naEional legislation, treaties rnd other nultllateral inalruments, recent decisions of lnternational courts andtrtbunals and other modes for the peaceful settlenent of international dlspulesrelatlng to las of tlte sea matters. 155. The Bulletln provldes infornalion often required by Sg6tes, in particular developlng States, pertainlng to activltles of States reLateat to the Convention, auch rs the adoptlon of ner, or amending legislation anal regulations, lroLict-nak ing,plannlng, managernent and lnfraatructure building. 156. T.lte BulleEin also covers developnents in rdarine activities and progranmes atthe national, regional, and sub-regional levels and the decisions and actions of intergovernmenEal bodies, The uaefulness and tj.meliness of the lnformation in lhe^/40/923Engllsh Page 40 Bulletln and the form in which it ha€ been disseninated have been greatlyappreclated by Member states. rt 1s in considerable deuEnd from !4ember states,organizatlons, inatitutiona and schorars. Efforts are being made to igsue tb19publication at rnore regular lntervals. XI. PROUqIIONAI, AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to international law and conventions, specifically the Convention on the Law of the Sea. It discusses the publication of documents, bulletins, and information on the subject, which suggests a focus on international cooperation and communication. The text also mentions the provision of information to states, particularly developing states, which implies a connection to economic development and international cooperation.

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