orfunding futureworking groupsessions undertheMontevideo Programme, I.Protection oftheozonelayer 1.Takesnoteoftheadoption oftheViennaConvention fortheProtection of theOzoneLayeron22March1985; 2.Noteswithappreciation theadditional financial support provided forthe completion ofworkon,andadoption of,theConvention bytheGovernments of Austria, Canada, Finland, Norway andtheUnitedStatesofAmerica; 3.UrgesallStates whichhavenotalready donesotosignandratifythe lonvention; 29/UNEP/GC.13/9 andAdd.1-3. 30/UNEP/GC.IO/5/Add.2 andCorr.land2,annex,chap.11. 31/UNEP/GC.13/9/Add.3, annex. -51-14.Requests theExecutive Director, inconsultation withthesignatories to theConvention andincloseco-operation withtheWorld Met~orological Organization andotherrelevant UnitedNations bodies, tomake arrangeme~ts required forthe interim secretariat oftheConvention inordertopromote achievement ofthe objectives oftheConvention; 5.Further requests theExecutive Director, onthebasisoftheworkofthe AdHocWorking GroupofLegalandTechnical Experts fortheElaboration ofaGlobal Framework Convention fortheProtection ottheOzoneLayer,toconvene aworking grouptocontinue workonaprotocol thataddresses bothshort-term andlong-term strategies fortheequitable control oftheglobalproduction, emissions anduseof fullyhalogenated chlorofluorocarbons, takingintoaccount theparticular situation ofdeveloping countries aswellasrecentscientific andeconomic research; 6.Urgesallinterested parties, inordertofacilitate workonsucha protocol, toco-operate instudies leading toamorecommonunderstanding of possible scenarios fortheglobalproduction, emission~ anduseof chlorofluorocarbons andothersubstances affecting theozonelayerandthecosts andeffects ofvarious control measures and, t~thatend,requests tr?seinterested parties tosponsor aworkt;hop onthesubject undertheauspices oft.leUnited Nations Environment Programme, andtosetupasteering committee, withtheterms ofreference setoutintheannextothepresent decision, charged withensuring adequate preparations fortheorganization oftheworkshop; 7.Requests theworking grouptotakeintoaccount, int~ralia,thereport oftheCo-ordinating Committee ontheOzoneLayeronitseighthsession aswellas the1985assessment ofcurrent understanding ofthephysical andchemical processes ~hichcontrol atmospheric ozone,currently beingcarried outundertheauspices of theWorldMeteorological Organization, theUnitedNations Environment Programme and otherorganizations; 8.Authorizes theExecutive Director, pending theentryintoforceofthe Convention, toconvene adiplomatic conference, inconsultation withthe signatories totheConvention, ifpossible in1987,forthepurpose ofadopting suchaprotocol; 90Appeals tosignatories totheConvention andotherinterested parties participating inthedevelopment ofsuchaprotocol tomakeavailable financial meanstos~pport theactivities referred toinparagraphs 6,7and8above; 10.UrgesallStates andregional economic integration organizations, pending theentryintoforceofsuchaprotocol, tocontrol theiremissions of chlorofluorocarbons, interalia,inaerosols, byallmeansattheirdisposal, inclUding control~ onproduction oruse,tothemaximum extentpracticable; 11.Notestheefforts oftheExecutive Director andtheCo-ordinating Committee ontheOzoneLayertog?therdataontheproduction, release anduseof chlorofluorocarbons andother halo."'.~rbons whichmaycauseozonelayermodification, andurgesGovernments tofurnish th~Executive Director regularly withthedata required; -52- ••, to tion11.Protection ofthemarineenvironment against pollution fromland-based sources the obal g rm eof tion s :;ted liS ~ rt as ;ses of and ling .on,1.TakesnoteofthefinalreportoftheAdHocWorking GroupofExperts on theProtection oftheMarineEnvironment against Pollution fromLand-based Sources, .32/ 2.Noteswithappreciation thesupport provided totheWorking Groupbythe Government ofCanada, 3.Encourages States andinternational organizations totaketheMontreal guidelines fortheProtection oftheMarine Environ~ent against Pollution from
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on international cooperation and agreements related to environmental protection, specifically the protection of the ozone layer and the marine environment. It mentions the adoption of conventions, protocols, and guidelines, as well as the need for international cooperation and support. The text also touches on the importance of scientific research and data collection.

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Natural resources and environment, International trade