15. Within the European Community, Denmark and the other members adopted in September 1977 a Code Of Conduct for companies vith subsidiaries, branches or representation in South Africa. In Denmark the Code ia applicable tor two companies only. Baaed on their yearly reports on the implementation of the Code, the Danish Government conaiders that the tvo companies are endeavourinq to observe the quidelines laid down in the Code and thus contrihutinq to brinqinq about improvements in the livinq and workinq conditions ot black African workers. 5. Measures adopted with the other Nordic countries 16. Accordinq to the Parliamentary resolution ot 28 May 1984, the Danish Government works actively for a repudiation of any Nordic involvement in International Monetary Fund loan6 to South Atrica. 17. The s8me resolution enjoins the Government in a Nordic context to raise the oueetion ot and to work actively tOr the adoption ot a ban on the sale ot licences to South Atrica. 18. In the aheence at real proqreae in South Atrica, the Nordic Yoreiqn Ministers at their meetinq in March 1985 decided to consider an extenuion and strenqtheninq ot the joint Nordic Proqramme of Action. The measures to he included are presently the subject tor discussion. It is the lntention to have the new proqramme adopted at the next meetinq of the Nordic Foreiqn Minieters in October 1985. 19. The Parliamentary resolution of 14 March 1985 reauesta the Government within the framework ot a new Nordic proqrsmme of action to uhase out trade relations with South Atrica, thereby hrinqinq to a halt the service of South African ports hv Nordic ahiopinq companies and preventinq new investments in South Africa. 6. Unilateral Danish measures (a) Coal imports 20. The Parliamentary resolution of 26 May 1978 called on the Danish Government to 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the actions and policies of the Danish government regarding South Africa, specifically in the context of economic and international relations. The measures mentioned include trade restrictions, import bans, and cooperation with other Nordic countries, suggesting a focus on economic and political issues.

**Category**
International trade, Industry