text: Unlawful Seizure of Aircraft of 16 December 1970 (Official Gazette No. 249/1974) and the Montreal Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against the Safety of Civil Aviation of 23 September 1971 (Official Gazette No. 248/1974). Reference could also be made to the provisions under section XIV of the Criminal Code concerning high treason and other attacks on the State, particularly articles 242 (high treason), 244 (preparation of an act of high treason) and 246 (subversive contacts). Section XV concerning attacks on the supreme organs of the State (arts. 249-251) should also be mentioned. In addition to section XIX (offences against public authority), particular mention should be made of section XX of the Criminal Code, dealing with offences against public order. Articles 275 to 285 of that section are without question relevant to efforts to combat terrorism, particularly articles 277 (criminal conspiracy), 278 (banditism), 279 (armed associations) and 280 (accumulation of weapons). Lastly, reference could also be made to article 300 (release of prisoners) under section XXI of the Criminal Code (offences against the administration of justice) and article 316 (treasonable attacks on a foreign State). In the area of supplementary criminal laws, reference should also be made to the provisions of the Federal Act of 18 October 1977 (Official Gazette No. 540) concerning the importation, exportation and transit of materiel, in its amended version (Official Gazette No. 358/1982), and the provisions laid down in the Federal Act of 1 March 1967 (Official Gazette No. 121), in its amended version (Official Gazette No. 75/1980), concerning trade and the possession of fire-arms. 2. Moreover, reference could be made to the Federal Act of 4 December 1979 (Official Gazette No. 529/1979) concerning extradition and judicial assistance in criminal matters, which enables Austria to grant extradition and judicial assistance in criminal matters on the basis of the principle of reciprocity, even 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing various legal frameworks and regulations related to terrorism, aviation, and criminal law. It references specific laws and articles in Austria's Criminal Code, as well as international conventions and treaties. This suggests that the text is primarily focused on issues related to national security, law enforcement, and international cooperation.