Customs Inport Prohibition (Sanctions) Order 1985 which further extendeal the arms embargo to ban the irnport of arms, ammunition and military vehicl.es frorn south Africa. 19. New zeaLand has no nilitary co-oPeration with South Africa. 20. New Zealand has no involvernent with south l^frica in the field of nuclear goods, material and technology.A/44/960/Add.l English Page4 Sanctions against SouthAfrica 12.NewZealand hasimplemented awiderangeofmeasures against SouthAfrica. A summary ofthesemeasures isattached. 13.NewZealand hassaidthatanyconsideration ofarelaxation ofexisting sanctions wouldhavetoawaitevidence ofclearandirreversible change. SOUTHAFRICA: SANCTIONS: NEWZEALAND MEASURES 14.NewZealand hasgiveneffecttoallthemeasures against SouthAfrica recommended bytheCommonwealth andtoallsanctions against SouthAfrica the subject ofSecurity Council resolutions, voluntary aswellasmandatory. Military/security 15.Security Council resolution 282(1970) wasimplemented inNewZealand bythe Customs ExportProhibition Order1971,whichbanned theexporttoSouthAfrica of arms,ammunition, vehicles andequipment fortheuseofthearmedforces or paramilitary organizations andaircraft andsparepartsforaircraft. 16.TocomplyfullywiththetermsofSecurity Council resolution 418(1977), the United Nations Sanctions (SouthAfrica) Regulations 1980prohibited theexport of weapons, ammunition, military vehicles andequipment, paramilitary police equipment andrelated materials ofanytype,including sparepartsofanysuchgoodsi equipment andsupplies usedinthemanufacture ormaintenance ofanyofthegoods specifiedi andaircraft andsparepartsforaircraft. Theseregulations also prohibited thegranting ofanylicence bycompanies registered inNewZealand for themanufacture ormaintenance inSouthAfrica ofanyofthegoodsspecified. 17.Asrecommended bySecurity Council resolution 569(1985), thescopeofthe armsembargo wason22October 1985extended toinclude theexport, directly and indirectly, ofcomputer equipmenti and,asrecommended bySecurity Council resolution 591(1986), on21April1987toinclude theexporttoSouthAfrica of telecommunications andelectronic equipment. 18.Security Council resolution 558(1984) wasimplemented inNewZealand bythe Customs ImportProhibition (Sanctions) Order1985whichfurther extended thearms embargo tobantheimportofarms,ammunition andmilitary vehicles fromSouth Africa. 19.NewZealand hasnomilitary co-operation withSouthAfrica. 20.NewZealand hasnoinvolvement withSouthAfrica inthefieldofnuclear goods,material andtechnology. /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA/ 44 / 960 / Add,. L English Page 5 Economic,/connerc ial, 21. By Cabiuee direction of 22 October 1985 the folfowing measures were aPPlied: (a) The import of golal krugerrands was prohibitedi (b) The Export Guarantee Office was directed to decline export guarautees f,or new buaiDess with South Africai (c) Goverment funding for the promotion of trade ttith South Africa was stopped, (il) The Export Import. Corporation was directed lqg to eater into contracts
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing economic sanctions imposed by New Zealand on South Africa, specifically in the context of the United Nations. The sanctions aim to restrict trade and economic cooperation between the two countries, particularly in the areas of arms, nuclear goods, and military equipment. The text also mentions measures to prohibit the import and export of certain goods and services.

**Category**
International trade, Economic development