text: State Party to those Conventions report to the Council in accordance with its national law any relevant information in its possession concerning matters referred to in those Articles; THE ASSEMBLY: 1. CALLS UPON Contracting States which have not yet become parties to the Hague and Montreal Conventions and which have not replied affirmatively to previous Secretariat letters concerning Resolution A22-16 to give consideration to the urgent need to become parties to those Conventions; 2. DIRECTS the Secretary General to continue to remind States of the importance of becoming a party to the Hague and Montreal Conventions and to provide assistance requested by States encountering any difficulties in becoming parties to these Conventions or in implementing Resolution A22-16; I ... A/40/445 English Page 25 3. REMINDS States Parties of their obligations under Article 11 of the Hague Convention and Article 13 of the Montreal Convention, following occurrences of unlawful interference, to forward all relevant information required by those Articles to the Council; 4. DIRECTS the Secretary General, within a reasonable time from the date of a specific occurrence of unlawful interference, to ask that States Parties concerned forward to the Council in accordance with their national law all relevant information required by those Articles concerning such occurrence, including particularly information relating to extradition or other legal proceedings; 5. CALLS UPON Contracting States to renew their efforts to give special attention to the adoption of adequate measures against persons committing acts of unlawful seizure of aircraft or unlawful acts against the safety of Civil Aviation, and in particular to include in their legislation rules for the severe punishment of such persons; 6. CALLS UPON Contracting States to take adequate measures relating to the extradition or prosecution of persons committing acts of unlawful seizure of aircraft or unlawful acts against the safety of civil aviation by adopting 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on international cooperation and law enforcement related to aviation safety and security, specifically in regards to preventing and responding to acts of unlawful interference with civil aviation. This suggests that the category should be related to transportation and communication.