f,or the purchase of goods originating ia South Africa, 22. At the request of the Minister of Energy on 15 Nov€nber 19&5, the oil cornpanies operaEing ilr New zeaLand agreed to respect a voluntary ban upon trade with South Africa in petroleum and petroleum related products. 23, Itr February 1986, the Tourist anal Publicity Department was d.irected not to promote or sell tours perhaps having South Afrj.ca as their prirnary destination. 24. Following Cabinet direction on 18 August 1986 adflitional measures were takent (a) Air New Zealand's GSA agreement rith South Africau Airways vas terninated, as a'as the Railtrays Corporation reciprocal fares arrangement lrith South African Rai lways i (b) The Inland Revenue Departmetrt was instructed Eo alecline any South African proposal for a dou.b]e taxation agreenenEi (c) The Governmeut Stores Board was directed not to enter into contracts or place orders for goods originating in South Africai (d) Departrnents uere directed noe to erter into cortracts with rnajority owned South African companies; (e) The Minister of Tourism urged private sector travel and related agencies not to pronote tourism to South Afriqa, (f) Banking institutions operating itr Ner{ Zealaud were advised that it would be coDtrary to goverrm€nt policy for th€m to nake loans to the South African private or public sector. 25, Under the CusEoms fnport ProhibitioDs (Sanctions) order 1986 the inportation of all items in chapters f-24 of Che New Zealand Tariff Code was banned. the ban upon krugerrands was extended under this order to include all other gold coins minted in South Africa.A/44/960/Add.l English Page5 Economic/commercial 21.ByCabinet direction of22October 1985thefollowing measures wereapplied: (a)Theimportofgoldkrugerrands wasprohibited; (b)TheExport Guarantee Office wasdirected todecline exportguarantees for newbusiness withSouthAfrica; (c)Government funding forthepromotion oftradewithSouthAfrica was stopped; (d)TheExport ImportCorporation wasdirected nottoenterintocontracts forthepurchase ofgoodsoriginating inSouthAfrica. 22.Attherequest oftheMinister ofEnergy on15November 1985,theoil companies operating inNewZealand agreed torespect avoluntary banupontrade
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to New Zealand's economic and trade policies, specifically in regards to its relations with South Africa. The measures mentioned are primarily focused on restricting trade, investment, and financial transactions between the two countries. This suggests that the text is related to international trade and economic development.

**Category**
International trade, Economic development