Timor Sea
The Timor Gap Treaty was replaced by the "Timor Sea Treaty between the Government of East Timor and the Government of Australia" (Timor Sea Treaty). On 20 May 2002, The Timor Sea Treaty was signed in Dili by the Australian Prime Minister at the time, John Howard, and the then East Timorese Prime Minister, Mari Alkatiri. This was the same day that East Timor gained independence from UN rule. This new treaty created only one zone. Revenue from that zone was divided 10% to Australia and 90% to East Timor.