WORLD TRADE
ORGANIZATIONWT/REG130/1
15 November 2001
(01-5821)
Committee on Regional Trade Agreements Original:  English
FREE TRADE AGREEMENT BETWEEN CROATIA AND HUNGARY
The following text reproduces the Agreement between Croatia and Hungary.1
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The Republic of Croatia and the Republic of Hungary  (hereinafter called "the Parties"),
Reaffirming  their firm commitment to pluralistic democracy based on the rule of law, human
rights and fundamental freedoms;
Recalling  their intention to participate actively in the process of economic integration in Europe
as an important dimension of the stability on the European continent  and expressing their preparedness to
cooperate in seeking ways and means to strengthen this process;
Reaffirming  their firm commitment to the principles of a market economy, which constitutes the
basis for their relations;
Recalling  their firm commitment to the Final Act of the Conference on Security and
Co-operation in Europe, the Paris Charter, and in particular the principles contained in the final documentof the Bonn Conference on Economic Co-operation in Europe;
Resolved  to this end to eliminate progressively the obstacles to substantially all their mutual
trade, in accordance with the provisions of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994 (hereinafter
"GATT 1994") and the Agreement establishing the World Trade Organization (hereinafter "WTO");
Firmly convinced  that this Agreement will foster the intensification of mutually beneficial trade
relations among them and contribute to the process of integration in Europe;
Determined  to implement this Free Trade Agreement with the objective to preserve and protect
the environment and to ensure an optimal use of natural resources in accordance with the principle of
sustainable growth;
Considering  that no provision of this Agreement may be interpreted as exempting the Parties
from their obligations under other international agreements, in particular, the Agreement establishing theWorld Trade Organization;
Have agreed  as follows:
                                                     
1 The Annexes and Protocols thereto have been submitted to the Secretariat for consultation by
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Article 1
Objectives
1. The Parties shall gradually establish a free trade area on substantially all their bilateral trade
during a transitional period ending on 1 January 2002 in accordance with the provisions of this
Agreement and in conformity with Article XXIV of the GATT 1994 and with the Understanding on
the Interpretation of Article XXIV of the GATT 1994 created by the Agreement establishing the
World Trade Organization.
2. The objectives of this Agreement are:
(a) to promote through the expansion of trade, the harmonious development of economic
relations between the Parties;
(b) to provide fair conditions of competition in trade between the Parties;
(c) to contribute by the removal of barriers to trade, to the harmonious development and
expansion of the world trade;
(d) to enhance co-operation between the Parties.
CHAPTER I
Industrial Products
Article 2
Scope
1. The provisions of this Chapter shall apply to industrial products originating in the Parties.
2. For the purpose of this Agreement the term "industrial products" means the products falling
within Chapters 25 to 97 of the Harmonized Comm odity Description and Coding System, with the
exception of the products listed in Annex I to this Agreement.
Article 3
Basic Duties
1. For each product the basic duty to which the successive reductions set out in this Agreement are
to be applied shall be the Most Favoured Nation (hereinafter "MFN") rate of duty that was applied on
1 January 2001.
2. If, after the date of entry into force of this Agreement, any tariff reduction is applied on an erga
omnes basis, such reduced duties shall replace the basic duties referred to in paragraph 1 as from the date
when such reductions are applied.
 
3. The reduced duties, calculated in accordance with paragraph 2, shall be applied rounded to the
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4. The Parties shall communicate to each other their respective customs duties.
Article 4
Customs Duties on Imports / and Charges having Equivalent Effect
1. No new customs duties on imports or charges having equivalent effect  shall be introduced, in
trade between the Parties as from the date of the entry into force of this Agreement.
 
2. All customs duties and charges having equivalent effect on imports of products originating in the
Parties shall be abolished on the date of entry into force of this Agreement except those provided for in
Annex II to this Agreement.
3. Customs duties on imports of products listed in Annex II to this Agreement shall be abolished
progressively according to the following timetable:
- at the date of entry into force of the Agreement - to 50 % of the basic duty
- on 1 January 2002 - to   0 % of the basic duty
Article 5
Fiscal Duties
The provisions of Article 4 shall also apply to customs duties of a fiscal nature.
Article 6
Customs Duties on Exports and Charges having Equivalent Effect
1. No new customs duties on exports or charges having equivalent effect shall be introduced in
trade between the Parties as from the date of entry into force  of this Agreement.
 
2. All existing customs duties on exports and any  charges having equivalent effect shall be
abolished on the date of entry into force of this Agreement.
Article 7
Quantitative Restrictions on Imports and Measures having Equivalent Effect
No quantitative restrictions on imports or measures having equivalent effect shall be
maintained or introduced in trade between the Part ies as from the date of entry into force of this
Agreement except those which might be required for the administration of international obligations.
Article 8
Quantitative Restrictions on Exports and Measures having Equivalent Effect
No quantitative restrictions on exports or measures having equivalent effect shall be
maintained or introduced in trade between the Part ies as from the date of entry into force of this
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CHAPTER II
Agricultural Products
Article 9
Scope
1. The provisions of this Chapter shall apply to agricultural products originating in the Parties.
2. For the purpose of this Agreement the term "agricultural products" means the products falling
within Chapters 1 to 24 of the Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System, including the
products listed in Annex I  to this Agreement.
Article 10
Exchange of Concessions
1. The Parties shall grant each other the concessions specified in Protocol 1 to this Agreement
(hereinafter "Protocol 1") as laid down in that Protocol and in accordance with the provisions of this
Chapter.
 
2. Taking account of:
- the role of agriculture in their economies,
- the development of trade in agricultural products between the Parties,
- the particular sensitivity of the agricultural products,
- the rules of their agricultural policies,- the results of the multilateral trade negotiations under the WTO,
the Parties shall examine within the framework of the Joint Committee referred in Article 31 to this
Agreement (hereinafter "Joint Committee") the possibilities of granting each other further concessions in
trade in agricultural products.
Article 11
Concessions and Agricultural Policies
1. Without prejudice to the concessions granted under Article 10 to this Agreement the provisions
of this Chapter shall not restrict in any way the pursuance of the respective agricultural policies of theParties or the taking of any measures under such policies, including the implementation of the respective
provisions under the WTO.
2. The Parties shall notify to the Joint Committee changes in their respective agricultural policies
pursued or measures applied, which may affect the conditions of trade in agricultural products betweenthem as provided for in this Agreement.  On the request of any  Party, prompt consultations shall be held
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Article 12
Specific Safeguards
Notwithstanding other provisions of this Agreement, and in particular Article 25 to this
Agreement, and given the particular sensitivity of the agricultural products, if imports of products
originating in a Party, which are subject to concessions granted under this Agreement, cause serious
disturbances to the markets of the other Party, the Party concerned shall immediately enter into
consultations to find an appropriate solution.  Pending such solution, the Party concerned may take the
measures it deems necessary.  The type and duration of the measure should not go beyond what is strictly
necessary to remedy the situation.
Article 13
Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures
1. The Parties shall apply their regulations in  sanitary and phytosanitary matters in a
non-discriminatory fashion and shall not introduce any measures that have the effect of unduly
obstructing trade.
 
2. The veterino-sanitary measures and the work of the veterinary services will be in accordance
with international conventions in this field.
 
3. The phytosanitary measures and the work of the plant protection service will be in accordancewith international conventions in this field.
CHAPTER III
General Provisions
Article 14
Rules of Origin and Co-operation in Customs Administration
1. Protocol  2 to this Agreement (hereinafter "Protocol 2") lays down the rules of origin and related
methods of administrative co-operation.
 
2. The Parties shall take appropriate measures, including regular reviews by the Joint Committeeand arrangements for administrative co-operation, to ensure that the provisions of Protocol 1 and
Articles 3 to 8 and 15 to this Agreement are effectively and harmoniously applied, and to reduce, as far as
possible, the formalities imposed on trade, and to achieve mutually satisfactory solutions to any
difficulties arising from the operation of those provisions.
Article 15
Internal Taxation
1. The Parties shall refrain from any measure or practice of an internal fiscal nature establishing,
whether directly or indirectly, discrimination between the products originating in the Parties.
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2. Exporters  may not benefit from repayment of internal taxation in excess of the amount of direct
or indirect taxation imposed on products exported to the territory of one of the Parties.
Article 16
General Exceptions
This Agreement shall not preclude prohibitions or restrictions on imports, exports or goods in
transit justified on grounds of public morality, public policy or public security; of the protection of health
and life of humans, animals or plants;  the protection of environment,  of the protection of national
treasures possessing artistic, historic or archaeological value;  of the protection of intellectual property or
of the rules relating to gold or silver or to the conservation of exhaustible natural resources, if suchmeasures are made effective in conjunction with restrictions on domestic production or consumption.
Such prohibitions or restrictions shall not, however, constitute a means of arbitrary discrimination or a
disguised restriction on trade between the Parties.
Article 17
Security Exceptions
Nothing in this Agreement shall prevent a Party from taking any measure which it considers
necessary:
(a) to prevent the disclosure of information contrary to its essential security interests;
(b) for the protection of its essential security interests or for the implementation of
international obligations or national policies;
(i) relating to the traffic in arms, ammunition and implements of war, provided
that such measures do not impair the conditions of competition in respect of
products not intended for specifically military purposes, and to such traffic in
other goods, materials and services as is carried on directly or indirectly for
the purpose of supplying a military establishment;  or
(ii) relating to the non-proliferation of biological and chemical weapons, nuclear
weapons or other nuclear explosive devices;  or
taken in time of war or other serious international tension.
Article 18
State Monopolies
1. The Parties shall adjust progressively any state monopoly of a commercial character so as to
ensure that by the date of  entry into force of this Agreement, no discrimination regarding the conditions
under which goods are procured and marketed exists between nationals of the Parties.
 
2. The provisions of this Article shall apply to any body through which the competent authorities ofthe Parties, in law or in fact, either directly or indirectly supervise, determine or appreciably influence
imports or exports between the Parties.  These provisions shall likewise apply to monopolies delegated by
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Article 19
Payments
1. Payments in freely convertible currencies relating to trade in goods between the Parties and the
transfer of such payments to the territory of the Party, where the creditor resides, shall be free from any
restrictions.
 
2. The Parties shall refrain from any exchange or administrative restrictions on the grant, repayment
or acceptance of short and medium term credits related to trade in goods in which a resident of a Party
participates.
 
3. Notwithstanding the provisions of Paragraph 2, any measures concerning current paymentsconnected with the movement of goods shall be in conformity with the conditions laid down under
Article VIII of the Articles of the Agreement of the International Monetary Fund.
Article 20
Rules of Competition concerning Undertakings
1. The following are incompatible with the proper functioning of this Agreement in so far as they
may affect trade between the Parties:
(a) all agreements between undertakings, decisions by associations of undertakings and
concerted practices between undertakings which have as their object or effect the
prevention, restriction or distortion of competition;
(b) abuse by one or more undertakings of a dominant position in the territories of the Parties
as a whole or in substantial part thereof.
2. The provisions of paragraph 1 shall apply to the activities of all undertakings including public
undertakings and undertakings to which the Parties grant special or exclusive rights.  Undertakings
entrusted with the operation of services of general economic interest or having the character of a revenue-
producing monopoly, shall be subject to provisions of paragraph 1 insofar as the application of these
provisions does not obstruct the performance, in law or fact, of the particular public tasks assigned to
them.
 
3. With regard to products referred to in Chapter II to this Agreement the provisions stipulated inparagraph 1(a) shall not apply to such agreements, decisions and practices which form an integral part of
a national market organization.
 
4. If a Party considers that a given practice is incompatible with paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 of this Articleor if such practice causes or threatens to cause serious prejudice to the interest of that Party or material
injury to its domestic industry, the Party concerned may take appropriate measures under the conditions
and in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 28 to this Agreement.
Article 21
State Aid
1. Any aid granted by a Party or through state resources in any form whatsoever which distorts or
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in so far as it may affect trade between the Parties, be incompatible with the proper functioning of this
Agreement.
 
2. The provisions of paragraph 1 shall not apply to products covered by Chapter II to this
Agreement.
 
3. The Parties shall ensure transparency in the area of state aid, inter alia , by reporting annually to
the Joint Committee on the total amount and the distribution of the aid given and by providing to the
other Party, upon request, information on aid schemes and on particular individual cases of state aid.
 
4. If a Party considers that a particular practice:
- is incompatible with the terms of paragraph 1,  or
- causes or threatens to cause serious prejudice to the interest of that Party or material
injury to its domestic industry,
it may take appropriate measures under the conditions of and in accordance with the provisions laid down
in Article 28 to this Agreement.
Such appropriate measures may only be taken in conformity with the procedures and under the
conditions laid down by the GATT 1994 and by the Agreement establishing the World TradeOrganization and any other relevant instrument negotiated under their auspices, which are applicable
between the Parties.
Article 22
Public Procurement
1. The Parties consider the liberalization of their respective public procurement markets as an
objective of this Agreement.
2. The Parties shall progressively develop  their respective regulations for public  procurement with a
view to grant suppliers of the other Party access to contract award procedures on their respective publicprocurement markets.
 
3. The Joint Committee shall examine developments related to the achievement of the objectives of
this Article and may recommend practical modalities of implementing the provisions of paragraph 2   so
as to ensure free access, transparency, full balance of rights and obligations  and mutual opening of their
respective public procurement markets.
 
Article 23
Protection of Intellectual Property
1. The Parties shall grant and ensure the protection of intellectual property rights on a non-
discriminatory basis, including measures for granting and enforcing such rights.  The protection shall be
improved to a level corresponding to the substantive standards of the multilateral agreements which are
specified in Annex III to this Agreement by the date of entry into force of this Agreement.
 
2. For the purpose of this Agreement the term "intellectual property protection" includes, inparticular, protection of copyright and related rights, including computer programs, data bases, trade
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designs, new varieties of plants, topographies of integrated circuits, as well as undisclosed information on
know-how.
 
3. The Parties shall co-operate in matters of intellectual property. They shall hold, upon request of
any Party, expert consultations on these matters, in particular, on activities relating to the existing orfuture international conventions on harmonisation, administration and enforcement of intellectual
property and on activities in international organizations, such as the World Trade Organization and the
World Intellectual Property Organization, as well as relations of the Parties with any third country on
matters concerning intellectual property.
Article 24
Dumping
If a Party finds that dumping within the meaning of Article VI of the GATT 1994 is taking place
in trade relations governed by this Agreement, it may take appropriate measures against that practice in
accordance with Article VI of the GATT 1994 and  with the WTO Agreement on Implementation of
Article VI of the GATT 1994 under the conditions and in accordance with the procedure laid down in
Article 28 to this Agreement.
Article 25
General Safeguards
Where any product is being imported in such increased quantities and under such conditions as to
cause or threaten to cause:
(a) serious injury to domestic producers of like or directly competitive products in the
territory of the importing Party;  or
(b) serious disturbances in any related sector of the economy or difficulties which could
bring about serious deterioration in the economic situation of a region,
the Party concerned may take appropriate measures under the conditions and in accordance with the
procedure laid down in Article  28 to this Agreement.
Article 26
Re-export and Serious Shortage
Where compliance with the provisions of Articles 6 and 8 to this Agreement leads to:(a) re-export towards a third country against which the exporting Party maintains for the
product concerned quantitative export restrictions, export duties or measures or
charges having equivalent effect;  or
(b) a serious shortage, or threat thereof, of a product essential to the exporting Party,
and where the situations referred to above give rise or are likely to give rise to major difficulties for the
exporting Party, that Party may take appropriate measures under the conditions and in accordance with
the procedures laid down in Article 28 to this Agreement.WT/REG130/1
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Article 27
Fulfilment of Obligations
1. The Parties shall take any general or specific measures required to fulfill their obligations under
this Agreement.  They shall ensure to it that the objectives set out in this Agreement are achieved.
 
2. If a Party considers that the other Party has failed to fulfill an obligation under this Agreement,
the Party concerned may take appropriate measures under the conditions and in accordance with the
procedure laid down in Article 28 to this Agreement.
Article 28
Procedure for the Application of Safeguard Measures
1. Before initiating the procedure for the application of safeguard measures set out in the following
paragraphs of this Article, the Parties shall endeavour to solve any differences between them throughdirect consultations.
 
2. In the event of a Party subjecting imports of products liable to give rise to the situation referred to
in Article 25 to this Agreement to an administrative procedure having as its purpose the rapid provision of
information on the trend of trade flows, it shall inform the other Party.
 
3. Without prejudice to paragraph 7 of this Article, a Party which considers resorting tosafeguard measures shall promptly notify the other Party thereof and supply all relevant information.
Consultations between the Parties shall take place without delay but not later than 30 days after
requesting such consultations in  the Joint Committee with a view to finding a solution acceptable to
the Parties.
4. (a) With regard to Articles  24, 25 and 26 to this Agreement, the Joint Committee shall
examine the case or situation and may take any decision needed to put an end to the
difficulties notified by the Party concerned.  In case of absence of such decision
within thirty days of the matter being re ferred to the Joint Committee, the Party
concerned may adopt the measures necessary in order to remedy the situation.
(b) With regard to Article  27 to this Agreement, the Party concerned may take appropriate
measures after the consultations have been concluded or a period of three months has
elapsed from the date of the notification to the other Party.
(c) With regard to Articles 20 and 21 to this Agreement, the Party concerned shall give the
Joint Committee all the assistance required in order to examine the case and, where
appropriate to eliminate the practice objected to.  If the other Party fails to put an end to
the practice objected to within the period fixed by the Joint Committee or if the Joint
Committee fails to reach an agreement within sixty  days of the matter being referred to
it, the Party concerned may adopt appropriate measures to deal with the difficultiesresulting from the practice in question.
5. The safeguard measures taken shall be notified immediately to the other Party.  They shall be
limited with regard to their extent and to their duration to what is strictly necessary in order to rectify the
situation giving rise to their application and shall not be in excess of the injury caused by the practice or
the difficulty in question. Priority shall be given to such measures as will least disturb the functioning ofthis Agreement.
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6. The safeguard measures taken shall be the object of periodic consultations with a view to their
relaxation as soon as possible or abolition when conditions no longer justify their maintenance.
7. Where exceptional circumstances requiring immediate action make prior examination
impossible, the Party concerned may, in the cases of Articles  24, 25  and 26 to this Agreement , apply
forthwith the provisional measures strictly necessary to remedy the situation. The measures taken shall benotified without delay and consultations between the Parties shall take place as soon as possible within
the Joint Committee.
Article 29
Balance-of-Payments Difficulties
1. The Parties shall endeavour to avoid the imposition of restrictive measures including measures
relating to imports for balance of payments purposes.
 
2. Where one of the Parties is in serious balance-of-payments difficulties, or under imminent threat
thereof, the Party concerned may, in accordance with the conditions established under the GATT 1994and the WTO adopt restrictive measures, including measures related to imports, which shall be of limited
duration and may not go beyond what is necessary to remedy the balance of payments situation.  The
measures shall be progressively relaxed as balance of payments conditions improve and they shall be
eliminated when conditions no longer justify their maintenance.  The Party shall inform the other Party
forthwith of their introduction and, whenever practicable, of a time schedule for their removal.
Article 30
Evolutionary Clause
1. Where a Party considers that it would be useful in the interests of the economies of the Parties to
develop and deepen the relations established by this Agreement by extending them to fields not covered
thereby, it shall submit a reasoned request to the other Party.  The Parties may instruct the Joint
Committee to examine such a request and, where appropriate, may make recommendations, particularly
with a view to opening negotiations.
 
2. Agreements resulting from the procedure referred to in paragraph 1 will be subject to ratificationor approval by the Parties in accordance with their internal legislation.
CHAPTER IV
Institutional and Final Provisions
Article 31
The Joint Committee
1. A Joint Committee is hereby established and shall be composed of representatives of the Parties.
 
2. The implementation of this Agreement shall be supervised and administered by the Joint
Committee.
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3. For the purpose of the proper implementation of this Agreement, the Parties shall exchange
information and, at the request of any Party, shall hold consultations within the Joint Committee.  The
Joint  Committee shall keep under review the possibility of further removal of the obstacles to trade
between the Parties.
 
4. The Joint Committee may take decisions in cases provided for in this Agreement.  On othermatters the Joint Committee may make recommendations.
Article 32
Procedures of the Joint Committee
1. For the proper implementation of this Agreement the Joint Committee shall meet whenever
necessary but at least once a year.  Each Party may request that a meeting be held.
 
2. The Joint Committee shall act by consensus.
 
3. If a representative of a Party in the Joint Committee has accepted a decision subject to thefulfilment of internal legal requirements, the decision shall enter into force, if no later date is contained
therein, on the day of the receipt of the written notification, about the fulfilment of such requirements.
4. For the purpose of this Agreement the Joint Committee shall adopt its rules of procedure which
shall, inter alia , contain provisions for convening meetings and for the designation of the Chair person
and its term of office.
 
5. The Joint Committee may decide to set up subcommittees and working groups if it considers
necessary.
Article 33
Services and Investment
1. The Parties recognize the growing importance of certain areas such as services and investments.
In their efforts to gradually develop and broaden their cooperation, in particular in the context of theEuropean integration, they will co-operate with the aim of achieving a progressive liberalization and
mutual opening of their markets for investments and trade in services, taking into account relevant
provisions of the General Agreement on Trade in Services.
 
2. The Parties will discuss in the Joint Committee the possibilities to extend their trade relations tothe fields of foreign direct investment and trade in services.
Article 34
Customs Unions, Free -Trade Areas and Frontier Trade
This Agreement shall not prevent the maintenance or establishment of customs unions, free-trade
areas or arrangements for frontier trade to the extent that these do not negatively affect the trade regime of
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Article 35
Annexes and Protocols
1. The Annexes and the Protocols to this Agreement are an integral part of it.2. The Joint Committee may decide to amend the Annexes and Protocols to this Agreement in
accordance with the provisions of paragraph 2 of the Article 32.
Article 36
Amendments
Amendments to this Agreement other than those referred to in paragraph 4 of Article 31 shall
enter into force in accordance with procedur e stipulated in Article 37 to this Agreement.
Article 37
Entry into Force
This Agreement shall enter into force on the first day of the second month following the date of
the receipt of the last written notification by which Parties inform each other through diplomatic channels
that the internal legal requirements for the entry into force of this Agreement have been fulfilled.
Article 38
Provisional Application
This Agreement shall apply provisionally from the first day of the second month following its
signing.
Article 39
Validity and Denunciation
1. This Agreement is concluded for an indefinite period of time.
 
2. Each Party may denounce it through diplomatic channels by a written notification to the other
Party. In such case this Agreement shall be denounced on the first day of the seventh month after the date
on which the other Party received the notification.
 
3. In the event of any Party to this Agreement becoming a member of the European Union, thatParty will withdraw from this Agreement at the latest the day before membership takes effect.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the undersigned plenipotentiaries, being duly authorized thereto, have
signed the present Agreement.WT/REG130/1
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DONE at.......... this.............day of............. 2001 in two originals in the Croatian, Hungarian and
English languages, all three texts being equally authentic. In case of divergence in interpretation the
English text shall prevail.
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RECORD OF UNDERSTANDINGS
1. If Protocol 4 of the Agreement between th e European Union and its Member States with
Hungary will be modified, such amendments shall be introduced in the Protocol 2 on rules of origin ofthe Free Trade Agreement between the Republic of Croatia and the Republic of Hungary.
2. With reference to Article 39 of this Agreem ent, in the event a Party to this Agreement
becomes a member of the European Union and thus withdraws from the Agreement, the other Party
renounces all possible claims of compensation vis-a-vis  the enlarged European Union for the change
in the conditions of trade.
3. With reference to Article 38 of this Agreemen t, the term "date of entry into force" used in
Articles 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 18, 23 and in Protocols 1 and 2 to this Agreement shall be understood to mean
the date of provisional application.
4. With reference to Article 30 of Protocol 2 to this Agreement it is agreed that its provisions
shall be applied from 1 October 2001.  From the date of provisional application of this Agreement the
following amounts, expressed in EURO, in cluded in Protocol 2 shall be applied:
National currencies Invoice declaration
(6,000 EURO)Travellers' luggage
(1,200 EURO)Small packages
(500 EURO)
Hungarian forint HUF 1,550,000 310,000 129,400
Croatian kuna HRK 45,720 9,150 3,810
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