ANNUAL REPORT ON EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF CONVENTIONAL ARMS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE 13(3) OF THE ARMS TRADE TREATY

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1 ATT/CSP/05/WP.4/Rev. GOVERNMENT OF THE NETHERLANDS ANNUAL REPORT ON EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF CONVENTIONAL ARMS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE () OF THE ARMS TRADE TREATY REPORT FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 07 National Point of Contact for this Report: Name : Martijn Reubzaet Organisation : Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs p Mobile Phone : Fax : dvbwapenexport@minbuza.nl Date of Submission : Contents of report (check as appropriate) Yes No i) Nil report on exports of conventional arms ii) iii) iv) Nil report on imports of conventional arms Annual report on exports of conventional arms Annual report on imports of conventional arms v) National definitions of categories of conventional arms reported Scope of report (voluntary information) Yes No In the submitted report, some commercially sensitive and/or national securityrelated data has been withheld in accordance with Article. of the Treaty

2 ATT/CSP/05/WP.4/Rev. EXPORTS OF CONVENTIONAL ARMS SHADED COLUMNS AND ROWS REPRESENT VOLUNTARY INFORMATION Reporting country : THE NETHERLANDS Calendar Year : 07 Cutoff date : 07 In this report, the following definition of the term exports was used (check as appropriate) : Physical transfer of items across a national border : Yes No Transfer of title : Yes No Transfer of control : Yes No Other (please provide a brief description below) : Yes No [IVIII] exports 5 Extent of exports6 State of Final Remarks origin importing State 9 (if not exporter) items 7 Value 8 0 Description of Item Comments on the transfer A. IVII UN Registry Categories (national definitions shall not cover less than the definitions provided in Annex ) I. Battle tanks 0 Leopard A6 Leopard A4* * will be converted to armoured vehiclelaunched bridge

3 ATT/CSP/05/WP.4/Rev. [IVIII] exports 5 Extent of exports6 State of Final Remarks origin importing State 9 (if not exporter) items 7 Value 8 0 Description of Item Comments on the transfer AVLB (unarmed) II. Armoured combat vehicles III. Largecalibre artillery systems Estonia Estonia CV905 PRI CV905 PRCO IV. Combat aircraft a) 5 Jordan F6 b) V. Attack helicopters a) b) VI. Warships VII. Missiles & missile launchers a) 44 Jordan AGM65 b) 4, 5 B. VIII. Small Arms and Light Weapons Small Arms (aggregated) 6. Revolvers and selfloading pistols Luxembourg Bonaire Curacao Denmark Hungary

4 ATT/CSP/05/WP.4/Rev. [IVIII] exports 5 Extent of exports6 State of Final Remarks origin importing State 9 (if not exporter) items 7 Value 8 0 Description of Item Comments on the transfer Rifles and carbines Submachine guns 4. Assault rifles Poland Slovenia Slovakia UK Sweden Switzerland Luxembourg Canada Denmark Italy Lithuania Norway Poland Romania Spain Czech rep UK South Africa Switzerland Sweden Malta

5 ATT/CSP/05/WP.4/Rev. [IVIII] exports 5 Extent of exports6 State of Final Remarks origin importing State 9 (if not exporter) items 7 Value 8 0 Description of Item Comments on the transfer Light machine guns Others Light Weapons (aggregated) 7. Heavy machine guns UK Mitr MAG COAX m MITR MAG LEOA6 MITR MAG INF. Handheld underbarrel and mounted grenade launchers. Portable antitank guns 4. Recoilless rifles Portable antitank missile launchers and rocket systems Mortars of calibres less than 75 mm 7. Others C. Voluntary National Categories 8 (please define in Annex )

6 ATT/CSP/05/WP.4/Rev. [IVIII] exports 5 Extent of exports6 State of Final Remarks origin importing State 9 (if not exporter) items 7 Value 8 0 Description of Item Comments on the transfer A. The Netherlands publishes each year a detailed national report about its arms export control policy and exports of military goods within that year. The report covering the year 07 has been published on 7 May This report will also be translated into English and placed on this webpage: B. On a monthly basis the Netherlands publishes all authorized export licenses for military goods, including temporary exports, renewal of licenses, etc. This monthly report contains cumulative data starting from March 004. The monthly overview is only available in Dutch in.csv file format. Note : For the definition of Military Goods, the Netherlands refers to the EU Common Military List. Below the latest (08) version: Note : An English version of the Netherlands Export Controls Website can be found here: Note : An overview of all public Netherlands (national en international) reporting efforts with respect to conventional arms can be found here (English version): This annual export report may be made publicly available Yes No

7 ATT/CSP/05/WP.4/Rev. IMPORTS OF CONVENTIONAL ARMS SHADED COLUMNS AND ROWS REPRESENT VOLUNTARY INFORMATION Reporting country : THE NETHERLANDS Calendar Year : 07 Cutoff date : 07 In this report, the following definition of the term imports was used (check as appropriate) : Physical transfer of items across a national border : Yes No Transfer of title : Yes No Transfer of control : Yes No Other (please provide a brief description below) : Yes No [IVIII] imports 5 Extent of imports6 State Remarks of Exporting State 9 origin (if not export items 7 Value 8 Description of Item er) A. IVII UN Registry Categories (national definitions shall not cover less than the definitions provided in Annex ) I. Battle tanks II. Armoured combat vehicles 8 ATRALIA BHMASTER Comm ents on the transf er

8 ATT/CSP/05/WP.4/Rev. [IVIII] imports 5 Extent of imports6 State Remarks of Exporting State 9 origin (if not export items 7 Value 8 Description of Item er) Comm ents on the transf er III. Largecalibre artillery systems IV. Combat aircraft a) b) V. Attack helicopters a) b) VI. Warships VII. Missiles & missile launchers 4, 5 B. VIII. Small Arms and Light Weapons a) b) 8 4 Poland Norway Czech Republic HK69 RPG 7 M7 BGP and WL Small Arms (aggregated) 6. Revolvers and selfloading pistols Italy Croatia Mali Walther PPS (9 mm x 9)

9 ATT/CSP/05/WP.4/Rev. [IVIII]. Rifles and carbines imports 5 Extent of imports6 State Remarks of Exporting State 9 origin (if not export items 7 Value 8 Description of Item er) Portugal Serbia Slovakia Czech Republic Turkey Switzerland Spain Canada Denmark Italy Luxembourg Ukraine Portugal Serbia Slovakia Czech Republic Glock 7 Gen4 (9 mm x 9) Glock 7T Glock 6 Gen4 Glock 7 Gen4 Bruni model 80 Glock 7T Gen4 HK 46A5 (5.56 mm x 45) Comm ents on the transf er

10 ATT/CSP/05/WP.4/Rev. [IVIII] imports 5 Extent of imports6 State Remarks of Exporting State 9 origin (if not export items 7 Value 8 Description of Item er) Submachine guns Assault rifles 5. Light machine guns 6. Others Light Weapons (aggregated) UK Sweden Switzerland UK Slovakia Bulgaria Luxembourg Czech Republic. Heavy machine guns 4.50 QCB 05 HK46A5 M/4,5 HK46 MOD. "A5 Accuracy International AX8 SIG Sauer MCX 7,6 mm x 5 Barret M07A HK MP5A (9 mm x 9) Mitr M40B Minimi triple rail 5,56mm Mitr MAG INF 05 Milkor MA (40mm multi) Mossberg 590A (Kal. ) Comm ents on the transf er

11 ATT/CSP/05/WP.4/Rev.. [IVIII] imports 5 Extent of imports6 State Remarks of Exporting State 9 origin (if not export items 7 Value 8 Description of Item er) Handheld underbarrel and mounted grenade launchers Portable antitank guns 4. Recoilless rifles Norway Poland Czech Republic Grenade gun GLM v/hk46 Comm ents on the transf er Portable antitank missile launchers and rocket systems Mortars of calibres less than 75 mm 7. Others C. Voluntary National Categories 8 (please define in Annex ) This annual import report may be made publicly available Yes No