text: Proqramme of Action aqainst South Africa. ?he Parliament reouests the Government to discontinue the qrantinq Of export-credit insurance in connection with exports to the Republic of South Atrlca. The Parliament teauests the Government to withdraw the Danish Trade Deleqate from Johannesbucq, The Parliament reaueste the Government to approach the cxecut.ive Mard ot ELIAM (the Association ot Electric Power Plants in Jutland and Funen) with a reauest that ELSAM, it possible, purchase coal somewhere else than in the Republic of south Africa. The reauest should tollow the same Lines an those previously used by the Government in expreeslnq its attitude (on relations with South Africa) to sports orqanizations. Attachment II Parliamentary resolution on tightening the policy ot sanctions towards South Africa (adopted 26 May 19H4) With the oh-)ective of tiqhteninq the Danish policy of sanctions towards !iouth Atr ica, the Danish Parliament (Folketinq) enjoins the Government to Implement t.he following measures: (a) In order to ensure adherence to the Parliamentary recommendation asking companree to wind down their coal imports tram South Atrica proqressively, the Government shall at Intervals of not more than one year request companies importinq Cc! ! rrnm sr?ntt! n.fricr to snhrni~ 5 dntaj!Gyj lyl”~r”l~w ,‘,rl the VOIII~IP ot coal imported from South Atrica. The Government shall moreover reoueet companies to euhmit a detailed report on any steps taken in order to comply with the Parliamentary recommendation durinq the pry iod under review. All reports shall he presented to the Parliamentary enerqy policv committee and the toreiqn pal icy Committee. Where the desired intormetton cannot be procured without statutory amendment, the Government shall table a hill on the requisite amendments. (h) In Ceepinq with the vtewpoints put forward by a ma)ority ot Members of the United Nations, amonq them Denmark, In the United Nations General Aefiembly, the 
analysis: The text appears to be related to economic sanctions and trade restrictions imposed by Denmark on South Africa, specifically targeting the coal industry. The measures mentioned aim to reduce Denmark's economic ties with South Africa and encourage companies to find alternative sources of coal. This suggests that the category should be related to international trade, economic development, and possibly industry.