text: attached hereto, with a view to developing security specifications and practices that would protect civil air transport from the consequences of criminal acts. Attachment 1. Determination of the optimum locations in the aircraft for the stowage of baggage/cargo/mail so as to minimize damage in the event of an explosion on board. 2. Review the airworthiness requirement standards in respect of the fire detection, fire containing and fire extinguishing provisions as applied to air-tight baggage/cargo/mail holds, in the light of the situation of a fire which may have compromised the air-tight integrity of such holds. 3. The feasibility of equipping present or future pressurized aircraft designs with a chute which would enable a potentially lethal object to be ejected while in flight. Al7-14, clauses 2 and 3: Exchange and dissemination of information (see page VIII-15) MEASURES TO ALLEVIATE THE EFFECTS OF ACTS OF UNLAWFUL INTERFERENCE Al7-5: Measures recommended for adoption to alleviate the consequences of an unlawful seizure WHEREAS it is desirable that measures be recommended for adoption by States in order to alleviate the consequences of an unlawful seizure of aircraftr THE ASSEMBLY RECOMMENDS THAT: 1. States should take all appropriate measures to restore control of an unlawfully diverted aircraft to its lawful commander or to preserve his control of the aircraft and to return, as soon as practicable, the aircraft and its cargo to the persons lawfully entitled to possession, 2. States should permit the passengers and crew of an unlawfully diverted aircraft to continue their journey on the same aircraft without delay or as soon as arrangements can be made for other transportation in the event the unlawfully diverted aircraft is unserviceabler 3. States should develop and utilize measures for the safety and care of passengers and crew of unlawfully diverted aircraft until their journey can be continuedr I ... A/40/445 English Page 31 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the safety and security of civil air transport, specifically addressing measures to prevent and mitigate the consequences of criminal acts, such as hijackings or explosive devices on board. It discusses technical aspects of aircraft design and security practices, as well as international cooperation and response strategies.