concluded that Ireland and UK shall cooperate

and enter into consultations for the prevention of pollution of the marine

environment.

concluded that serious harm to the marine

environment was likely to occur before the establishment of an Arbitral

Tribunal.

concluded that there was sufficient urgency to

justify the prescription of the measures sought by Ireland.

concluded that it lacked jurisdiction over the

dispute.

an application for provisional measures.

a dispute of parties to a contract for the

interpretation and application of the contract and its work plan.

an application for a final decision concerning

the States’ obligations to protect and preserve the marine environment.

an application for an advisory opinion on a

legal question.

the states parties to the UNCLOS.

none of the above.

state and non-state entities, which are not parties

to UNCLOS but to other agreements related to UNCLOS purposes and confer

jurisdiction on it.

all of the above.

the parties must submit the dispute to it within

a period of two weeks from the date that the dispute arose.

the parties must submit the dispute to it within

a period of ten days from the date that the dispute arose.

the parties must submit the dispute to it within

a period of six months from the date that the dispute arose.

there are no time limits.

cases involving prompt release of vessels and

crews, if States parties to the UNCLOS and the dispute fail to agree upon an

alternative forum.

law of the sea disputes if both states have

failed to consent to it.

cases where, pending the constitution of an

arbitral tribunal for a final decision under UNCLOS, a party to the dispute requests

provisional measures after two weeks of disagreement between the parties

concerning the submission of a request for provisional measures.

cases where a party to a dispute requests

provisional measures pending the final decision of proceedings before the ITLOS.

the Sea-bed Disputes Chamber of the

International Court of Justice.

the Sea-bed Disputes Chamber of the

International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea.

none of the above.

the Sea-bed Disputes Chamber of an arbitral

tribunal.