text: carried out by the Parties, including donation6 and other transfer6 carried out within the framework of military aeUietance agreements with other Governments. Receive the liet of foreign military haeea, schools and inetallatione and verify their diemantlement, in accordance with the provieions of thie Act. Receive the cenaun of foreign military advieere and verify that they are withdrawn within the agreed period of time. / . . . A/40/737 WI7949 Bng11.h Paqe 56 m Verify aomplirnar with thia &at in rarpeot of traffio in atmm and aoneidor any report6 of non-uomplianor. For that purport the (1) (2) (4) (9) (6) (71 (8) (9) Lollowing oritrris rhall be taken into amount: origin of thr l rmo traffior port or airport of embarkation of the weaponr , munitiona, equipment or othrr l ilitrry supplietr intended for the Central Aaeriaan reqion. Poraonnal involvedt permns, qroupr or orqanisationr partiaiprtinq in the orqrnisrtion and aonduot of the trrffia in mu, inoludinq the partiaipation of mvornmentr or their roprerrntatives. Typa of wo@pon, munitions, equipment or other ailitrry ruppliemg aatrqory and oalibre of wraponrr country in whioh they were manufaaturod# country of origin, and thr qurntitior of raoh type of weaponr munitiona, eguiparnt or other ailitary ruppliro. Bxtraroqionel mean8 of tranrport~ land, msritimo or air trsneport, inoludinq nationality. Extraroqional tcanrmrt routse: indiaatinq the trrfficr router uml, inoludinq rtopr or intermediate dortinationr, Plrorr uherr woapono, nunitionr, aquipmant and other military rupplisr are atoted. Intrarogional traffio area6 and router: deraription of the atom and routor# partioipation of governmental or othrr reotorr in the oonduot of the traffio in l rpu~ froqurnoy of um of them areae and router. Intraregional moan8 of tranrportl determination of the Irornr of toanrport urad, ownrcrhip of there aeana) froilitirr provided by Oovernarntr, qovernmntal and 0th.; l wtorrp and 0th~ arena of delivrry. 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the monitoring and regulation of the transportation of military equipment, weapons, and supplies, including the verification of their origin, destination, and movement. It mentions the need to receive lists of foreign military hardware, schools, and installations, and to verify their dismantlement. The text also references the need to track the movement of military supplies and equipment, including the means of transportation and the route taken. This suggests that the text is related to the regulation of military activities, which is often tied to international relations and diplomacy.