text: Security Council aimed at puttinq an end to the apartheid rdqime of the Government Of South Africa. For that reason, the Government of Mexico firmly endorser Security Council resolution 418 (1977) and promotes its strict ohservanct. 2. In pursuance of resolution 418 (1977) , the Government of Mexico hae taken the followinq etepsr (a) Mexico does not sell wtaoons, munitions , military vehicles or eauipmtnt for the menufacturt of war materials to South Afr ical (h) Mexico does not purchase anv military materials oriainatinq in South Af r ica. 3. Furthermore, Mexico in 1981 held the chair! *nghit, of the Etcuritv Council Committee cstflhlishafi hv rePolution 421 (19771, resoongihle for nonitorina tht oheervanrt of the Brms cmharaa aqrrinat south Af r ice. This verv fact testifies to the imuoitance attach& bv the Government of Mexico to the Rtrict colnolience with that embargo. NETHERLANDS [Criainalr Enaliehl 1. The Netherlands legislation with reaard to the imolementetion of Gecuritv Council resolution 418 (1977) on the arms emharoo aqainst South Africa is hased cn the followlnq acts and decrees , copies of which art encloetdr* * Only those text6 snecifically mentioned as heina enclosed (enclosure8 l-51 have hetn reoroduced in the present report. The remainder haa heen placed in the f ilts of the Secretariat. -11. (8) The Import and Export Act (enclosure 1) and the Strateoic Goode Decree 1963 (enclosure 2) haecd on it. To this decree is annexed a reqularly reviewed list of 9oads which can be exported to certain countries with the consent of the Minister of Economic Affairs onlv. Enclosed is also a copv of the military section of the latest revised list which is relevant for extort to South Africa8 no consent for exoort to South Africa is qlven for the articles listed in this 8ec t ion. This list ~FI onlv available in Dutch (achtRte wijxiqinqsbesluit 
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the implementation of a United Nations Security Council resolution regarding the arms embargo against South Africa. The resolution is aimed at ending apartheid and the text highlights the measures taken by the Government of Mexico and the Netherlands to comply with the resolution. The text primarily focuses on the restrictions on the sale and purchase of military materials and equipment.