related matCrie1, which ohlioation included the Drohihition nf the transfer of arms anal related matbriel to South Africa; llavtno reaerd to Rectians 2 and 3 of the SanctionP Act, 1977 (Bulletin ot ACttI, Orders and DeCrPPR, 1980, 93); -2o- Coneidcrinq that pureuant to section 5 of the Sanctiona Act, 1977, the SoEio-Economic Council has heen enatiled to make known ita opinion on this decree# HavinQ heard the ColIncil of State (recommendation of 19 June 1981, No. 810617/4) I Havinq seen the further reDort of our Minister for Forcian Affairs, our Minister of Trensoort anti Public worka and the State Secreterv for Economic Affairs, K. Il. Seven, of 7 Julv 1981, International Orqanixatione Deoartment, DIO,‘PZ-186571t Have thouaht Pit antl herehv tiecrae# Article 1. -w For the Durpoeaa of this decrf?c, arms and related matdricl shall he underetd to mean aoada named in items 0001 to 0033 and 0181, 1110 and 1701 of the annex to the Extort of Strateaic Goods Decree, 1963 (Rullatin of Acts, Orders and 1 ?A). Decrees, Article 3. It shall he orohihited to transwrt (Irma ar relater! matbrie or have them trancilcxxtatl to South Atricn hv anv mecrncr whatsoever. Article 3. Thin decree mav he cited (18 the Sanction Decree (Transoortation of Arms to south Africa) , 1961. Article 4. This decree shall enter into force two months and one dav after the date of IRRUC! of the Bulletin of ACtb, Order@ and Decrees in which it is puhliehed. Oatier and Decree that this decree anti the exolanatorv note relating to it shall he published in the Bulletin of Acts, Orders and Decrees and that a copy shall be sent to the Council of State. Laqe Vuursche, 9 Julv 1981 Encloeure 5 Sanctinns Decree (Licences to South Atrtcal, 1981 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a decree related to the transfer of arms and related materials to South Africa, which was a major issue during the apartheid era. The decree is likely related to the economic and political relationships between countries, and the sanctions imposed on South Africa by the international community. The text does not contain any direct references to natural resources, environment, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture. It does not seem to be related to science and technology, agriculture, forestry, or fishing. The main focus is on the trade and economic relations between countries, which makes it likely to be related to international trade.

**Category**
International trade, Economic development