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