A draft proposal for China's first anti-terrorism law was reviewed by lawmakers on Wednesday and, if approved, is likely to accelerate improvements in the management of aviation airspace to guard against terrorist attacks.

The draft had already undergone a first reading by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress in October at the committee's bimonthly session. It is currently in the process of a second reading at the ongoing NPC session.

It defines terrorism and includes articles dealing with the management of the country's airspace to reduce risks and protect the public.