on plans or models, ot to make available related technical information which is not qenerally available, to South Africa, to individuals permanently ot temporarily resident there, to corporations ot leqal person6 estahlished there, or hrancher or branch officee established there helonqinq to leqal persons, for the manufacture ot maintenance of arms and related mati?tiel. Article 3. This decree may be cited as the Sanction Decree (Licences to South Aftica), 1981. Article 4. This decree shall enter into force two months and one dav after the date of issue of the Bulletin of Acts, Otdere and Decreee in which it is published. Order and Decree that this decree and the explanatory note relatinq to it she1 1 he published in the Bulletin of Acts, Orders and DeCreesI and that a CCWY shall b sent to the Council of State. taqe Vuursche, 9 July 1981 NORWAY (Oricinalr Enqlish) The Norweqian Government hv Royal Decree of 16 December 1977 adopted tecjulatians which prohibit export or delivety of war material and any kind of similar material to South Africa. The requlations state that it in illeqal to expott to South Aftica eauipment and supplies for production or maintenance of war material, ot to authorize production of such material in South Africa. In addition, the reculations prohibit any co-operation with South Africa with reqard to production or development of nuclear weapons. -22- ROMANIA [Otiginsl~ English1 1. The Socialist Republic of Romania actively participated in workinq out and adcptinq Security Council resolution 418 (1973) reqardinq the acme embarqo msinet South Africa and fully obeervee the provisions of the resolution as well as all the other United Nations resolutions and supports the United Nations effortu for their imlementation. 2. Romania has constantly supported and is supportins the demands, particularly of the African countries, relatinq to etrenqtheninq and expandin the arms embar on South Africa. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a collection of decrees and regulations related to the export of war material and arms to South Africa. It mentions Norway's Royal Decree of 1977 and Romania's support for United Nations resolutions regarding the arms embargo on South Africa. The text does not seem to be related to economic development, natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, transport, communication, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture. It is more likely related to international relations and the regulation of arms exports.

**Category**
International trade, Science and technology