16 February 1978 82 -16- Section 4. The rules referred to in section 2 mav alao relate to the entrv and residence of aliens, in 80 far a8 a sanction decree may order that: 1. Notwithstandinq eections 6 and 8 of the Aliens Act, rntrv and residence can he refused to aliens whor (al Are nationals of a State tleaiqnated hy thp sanction decreer (h) Are eetahlished in a Territorv OutRide the Kinqdom of the Netherlands Aesiqnated hv the sanction decree; (c) Are in posReReion ot frontier documents iseued hv authorities dssiqnated in the sanction decree. 2. Our Minister8 mav cancel permits for residence and permanent residence qranted to aliens belonqinq to one of the cateooriaa referred to under 1. Cancellation of a residence or permanent residence permit is deemed to be made under section 12 or section 14 of the Aliens Act. Section 5. 1. Before recommendinq that a eanction decree a8 dafineci in section 3 be issued or amended, our Ministers ahall qive notice of their intention to do so to the Socio-Economic Council or a commission a8 referred to in section 43 at the Industrial Orqanization Act (Bulletin of Acte, Ordera and Decrees, 1950, Commercial Code 22) or to commcditv or industry boards or orqanizatione of interested partiee which in their view would be eiqnificantly affected hv that decree and shall allow them an opportunitv to make known their opinion on the matter. 2. The first parasraph shall not applv if in the opinion of our MiniAtera it would not be in the public interest. Smtion 6. 1. A Ranction decree or a decree amendinq or revokinq a sanction decree shall not enter into force until two months after the date of issue of the Bulletin of ActA, Orders and Decrees in which it is ouhliehed. 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a regulatory document related to immigration and border control. It outlines the rules for refusing entry and residence to aliens, as well as the procedures for issuing and amending sanction decrees. The text also mentions the involvement of various authorities, such as the Minister and the Socio-Economic Council. Given the content and scope of the text, it is likely that it is related to the regulation of migration and border control, rather than any of the other categories.

**Category**
Immigration, Employment