within 15 days of the siqninq Of this Act, a Liet of such foreiqn military baees, Rchoole or installations, which ahall be prepared in accordance with the criteria eet forth in the above-mentioned peeaqraphR Of the annex. 25. Not to authorize in their reopective territories the eRtilbliuhment Of foreiqn bases, schools or other installations of a military fratuce. Section 4. COMMITMISNTS WI’Cff RIiGARD TO VOREIGN MILITARY ADVTSELG 26. TO submit to the Verification and Control COIIIIII~S~~O~ G 1iRt Ol’ any foreiqn military advisere or other foreiqn elements participutini) in military, paramilitary and security activities in their territory, within 15 days Of the siyning of thiH Act. Tn the preparation Of the list, account Rhall be taken of the definition8 net forth in porayroph 14 of the atlnex. 27. ‘I’0 withdraw, within 0 peri0d ot: not fmre than ItJO rlayf3 from the faiqrlinq 0C thie Act on4 ifl accordance with the 8tudiea orid t’eccmIIvlld~ t ionn Of the VeriEication and Control ConlmiRaion, any foreicrn militury oclviHern and other foreiqn elements likely to participate in military, prlrnmilitory and f3ecurity activities. 28. As for adviclere performiny technical Eunctionn related to the irrnt~I.laticm and maintenance Of military equipment, a control reyistpr Hhnll bc> maintainc~~l in accordance with the terma laid down in th(b raepective coritrnct~ or aqreamentu. On the baoia 0P that reqiater, the verificntim rind Control Cam~nietlioff eha 11 prop~ee to the Par ties r*af-x~nabLo 1 im L t:r3 ou tllca r~~itrL.wr 01: such adviflecs, within the time-limit eetablinhed in ~MI’if(]t-il))~I 27 ~lbOVfA. ‘19 I I’ ayreed limits ehall form aif inteyrol part 01: the! Act. Section 5, COMM~‘~‘M~NTS WT’l’fI HEGAHL) ‘LW TfiE ‘l’RAb’~‘l(! TN ARM!’ 29 l Ta stop the illeyal flow of ormu, J3E4 tll?f’iIlOd ill \Nf~iJqfilI~~l 1’3 01 ttlP ilIlllPX, towards pereonn, orqnnisatione, irreqular forcea or a I’ iilc~fl Lh3nd13 try i no IO 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to international relations and military affairs, as it discusses the establishment of a list of foreign military bases, verification and control of foreign military advisors, and the stoppage of illegal flows of arms. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it is a treaty or agreement between nations. Given the focus on military and international relations, it is likely that the text is related to international security or defense.

**Category**
International trade, Defense