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REGULATION (EEC)No3052/74OFTHECOUNCIL
of2December1974
opening,allocatingandprovidingfortheadministration ofCommunitytariffquotas
forcertainproductsoriginatingindevelopingcountries
industrialized countrieswhicharemembersofthe
OECDwouldparticipateingrantingpreferencesand
wouldmakesimilareffortsinthisdirection;whereas,
moreover,itisevidentfromtheconclusionsworked
outinUNCTADthatthisoffer,whilebeingof
atemporarynature,doesnotconstituteabinding
commitmentand,inparticular,maybewithdrawn
whollyorinpartatalaterdate;whereasthis
possibilitymaybeadoptedinteraliawithaviewto
remedyinganyunfavourablesituationswhichmight
ariseintheassociatedcountriesfollowingthe
implementation ofthegeneralizedpreferencescheme;
Whereas,moreover,theconferenceofHeadsof
StateorofGovernment oftheMemberStatesand
theStatesaccedingtotheEuropeanCommunities
heldinParison19to21October1972invitedthe
CommunityinstitutionsandtheMemberStates
progressivelytoadoptanoverallpolicyofdevelop­
mentcooperationonaworld-widescalecomprising
inparticulartheimprovement ofgeneralized
preferenceswiththeaimofachievingasteady
increaseinimportsofmanufactures fromthe
developingcountries;
Whereastariffpreferenceshavebeenappliedfrom
thesecondhalfof1971undertheconditionssetout
aboveandwhereasthesepreferencesshould
continuetobeappliedthroughout1975;whereas
havingregardtothetermsoftheofferconcerned
andtotheneedtoimprovethegeneralized
preferences,theabovementioned basicamount
shouldnormallyreferto1971,whiletheadditional
amountshouldreferto1972;whereas,however,
takingintoaccounttheinterestsoftheassociated
countries,forplywood,blockboard,laminboard,
battenboardandsimilarlaminatedproductsfalling
withintariffheadingNo44.15,thequotaamount
shouldbelimitedto105000m3;
Whereas,inaccordancewithProtocol23totheAct
ofAccession (1),thegeneralizedtariffpreference
schemebecamefullyapplicableinthenewMember
Stateson1January1974;
Whereasitisexpedient,therefore,inrespectofthe
productsreferredtoinAnnexesAandBwhich
originateinthecountriesandterritorieslistedinTHECOUNCILOFTHEEUROPEANCOMMUNITIES ,
HavingregardtotheTreatyestablishingthe
EuropeanEconomicCommunity ;
Havingregardtotheproposalfromthe
Commission ;
HavingregardtotheOpinionoftheEuropean
Parliament;
Whereas,withinthecontextofUNCTAD,the
EuropeanEconomicCommunityofferedtogrant
tariffpreferencesonfinishedandsemi-finished
productscomingfromdevelopingcountries;whereas
thepreferentialtreatmentproposedinthatoffer
covers,generallyspeaking,allfinishedandsemi­
finishedindustrialproductscoveredbyChapters25
to99oftheBrusselsNomenclature whichoriginate
indevelopingcountries;whereasthepreference
consistsinthegrantingofexemptionfromcustoms
duties;whereaspreferentialimportsareeffectedup
tothelevelofceilingscalculatedbyvalueinrespect
ofeach-productonthebasisoffactorswhichare
uniformforalltheproducts;whereas,inorderthat
thepreferencesgrantedtothemostcompetitive
developingcountryorcountriesshouldberestricted
andthatasubstantialshareshouldbereservedfor
theleastcompetitive ,preferentialimportsfromany
onedevelopingcountryinrespectofagivenproduct
shouldnot,asageneralrule,exceed50%ofthe
ceilingfixedforthatproduct;
Whereas,intheoffermadebytheCommunity ,the
annualceilingsshouldnormallybecalculatedonthe
basisofthetotalvaluefor1968ofcifimportsfrom
thecountriesbenefitingfromthisscheme,excluding
thosealreadyenjoyingvariouspreferentialtariff
arrangements grantedbytheCommunity (basic
amount)plus5%ofthevalueofcifimportsfrom
theothercountriesandfromthecountriesalready
enjoyingsucharrangements (additionalamount);
whereassuchadditionalamountisvariableandis
calculatedeachyearonthebasisofthelatest
figuresavailable,providedthatthisentailsno
reductionintheceilings;
WhereastheoffermadebytheCommunityincludes
aclausestatingthattheCommunitydrewupthe
offerontheassumptionthatallthemain (1)OJNoL73,27.3.1972,p.14.

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oftheMemberStatesinthequotaamountsareas
followsforthequotayearunderconsideration :AnnexC,thattheCommunityshouldopenfor
1975,duty-freeCommunitytariffquotaswithinthe
limitsoftheamounts,inunitsofaccount,shown
againsteachoftheseproducts;Germany 27-5%
Benelux 10-5%
France 19-0%
Italy 15-0%
Denmark 5-0%
Ireland 1-0%
UnitedKingdom 22-0%Whereaschargesagainsteachofthesetariffquotas
must,inrespectoftheproductsoriginatinginany
oftheabovementioned countriesorterritories,come
withinaspecifiedpercentageoftheamountofthe
quota;whereasthebenefitofsuchtariffquotas
shouldbereservedforproductsoriginatinginthe
countriesandterritoriesunderconsideration ,the
conceptof'originatingproducts'beingdetermined
inaccordancewiththeprocedurelaiddownin
Article14ofCouncilRegulation (EEC)No802/68
(*)of27June1968onthecommondefinitionof
theconceptoftheoriginofgoods;
Whereasitisnecessarytoensureequaland
continuousaccessforallCommunityimportersto
theabovementioned quotasandtheuninterrupted
applicationoftheratelaiddownforthosequotas
toallimportsoftheproductsconcernedintoall
MemberStatesuntilthosequotasareusedup;
whereas,havingregardtotheprinciplessetout
above,theCommunitynatureofthequotascan
berespectedbyallocatingtheCommunitytariff
quotaamongMemberStates;whereas,moreover,
tothisendandinthecontextoftheutilization
system,theactualchargesagainstthequotasmay
relateonlytoproductswhichhavebeenentered
forhomeuseandwhichareaccompanied bya
certificateoforigin;Whereas,however,takingintoaccountthemore
^preciseinformationalreadyavailableconcerning
tradeinplywood,blockboard,laminboard,
battenboardandsimilarlaminatedproductsfalling
withinheadingNo44.15oftheCommonCustoms
Tariff,thesepercentagesshouldbereplacedby:
9-52%,5-52%,1-90%,2-10%,8-57%,2-86%and
69-53%respectively ;
WhereasinconnectionwiththeMemberStates'
participationintheCommunitytariffquotaforthe
abovementioned productsfallingwithinheadingNo
44.15itshouldbeborneinmindthatUnited
Kingdomimportsinrecentyearsfromdeveloping
countries,inparticularfromMalaysiaandSingapore,
havebeenincreasingsubstantially ;whereasthe
introduction ofcustomsdutiesontheseimports
mightaltertraditionaltradeflowstothedetriment
ofthedevelopingcountrieswhichhithertobenefited
fromduty-freeentry;whereasthissituationisa
specialreasonforraisingtheshareofthesaid
MemberStatewithoutrestrictingaccesstheretoof
countriescoveredbythegeneralizedpreference
scheme;
Whereas,withoutaffectingtheCommunitynature
ofthetariffquotasfortheproductslistedin
AnnexA,itappearspossibletoprovidetemporarily
forautilizationschemebasedonasingleallocation
amongtheMemberStates;whereas,moreover,the
allocationsetoutbythisRegulationinnoway
prejudicesthepossibilityofadoptingthegeneral
methodofallocationofCommunitytariffquotas
comprisingthesettingupofareserveshare;whereas
atthepresentjunctureitappearsfeasiblethatsuch
allocationcouldbemadeaccordingtothe
percentagessetoutabove;
Whereasthepercentageforthesharesofthe
MemberStatesintheCommunitytariffquotas
referredtoabove,inviewofthedurationand
amountsthereof,doesnotappearinthisinstance
tocompromisetheequalaccessforCommunity
importerstoCommunitytariffquotas;whereasfor
thissamereasonitwouldappearexpedienttoallow
eachMemberStatetochoosethesystemfor
administering itsshare;Whereastheapplicationofthegenerallyaccepted
principlesinrespectoftheallocationoftheCom­
munitytariffquotaswhichhavebeenopened
hithertoentailsunderthesecircumstances ,andin
viewofthevarietyoftheproductsconcernedand
thefactthatthebenefitingcountriesandterritories
arespecified,calculationswhichareallthemore
problematicinthatthestatisticaldatarequired
sometimesprovetobeincompleteornotsufficiently
accurateorrepresentative ;whereasthetimerequired
forthesecalculationscannotbereconciledwiththe
continuitynecessaryfortheapplicationofthetariff
preferencesconcerned;whereas,underthese
conditions,itwouldbeadvisablestillatthisstage
toadoptafixedscaleforallocatingtheCommunity
tariffquotasconcernedamongtheMemberStates;
whereas,usingasabasisgeneraleconomiccriteria
relatingtoexternaltrade,thegrossnationalproduct
andpopulation,thepercentagesfortheinitialshares
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Whereas,totakeaccountoffutureimporttrends
fortheproductslistedinAnnexBinthevarious
MemberStates,thequotasshouldbedividedinto
twotranches,thefirstbeingallocatedamong
MemberStatesandthesecondheldasareserveto
coversubsequentlytherequirements ofMember
Stateswhichhaveexhaustedtheirinitialshares;
whereas,moreover,thereserveconstitutedinthe
mannerdescribedabovetendstoavoidmakingthe
systemofutilizationofthequotaexcessivelyrigid,
tothedetrimentofthedevelopingcountries
concernedandwillcontributetoachievingtheaim
alreadymentionedofimprovingthegeneralized
preferencessystem;whereas,togiveimportersin
eachMemberStatesomedegreeofcertainty,the
firsttrancheoftheCommunityquotashouldbe
fixedat80%ofitsfullamount;HASADOPTED THISREGULATION :
Article1
1.From1Januaryto31December1975the
CommonCustomsTariffdutiesandthetariffduties
ofthenewMemberStatesontheproductslistedin
AnnexesAandBshallbecompletelysuspended
withintheframeworkofCommunitytariffquotas
ofamountswhichshallbeexpressedinunitsof
accountandwhichshallbeindicatedagainsteach
productincolumn3ofthoseAnnexes.
2.Thesetariffquotasshallbeenjoyedsolelyby
productsoriginatinginthecountriesandterritories
listedinAnnexC.However,thoseimportswhich
alreadyenjoyexemptionfromcustomsdutiesunder
otherpreferentialtariffarrangementsgrantedbythe
Communitymaynotbechargedagainstthesetariff
quotas.ForthepurposesofthisRegulation,the
conceptoforiginatingproductsshallbedetermined
inaccordancewiththeprocedurelaiddownin
Article14ofRegulation (EEC)No802/68.
3.Theamounttobechargedinrespectofeach
countryorterritoryreferredtoinparagraph2
againsteachofthetariffquotaamountsmentioned
aboveshallbelimitedtothemaximumamountgiven
incolumn4ofAnnexesAandBagainsteach
categoryofproducts.
4.AnyamendmenttoAnnexC,inparticularby
theadditionofnewcountriesorterritoriesenjoying
tariffpreferences,mayentailacorresponding
adjustmenttotheamountsofthequotasandtothe
maximumamountsappearingincolumns3and4
ofAnnexesAandB.WhereasMemberStatesmayexhausttheirinitial
sharesfortheproductslistedinAnnexBat
differentrates;whereastoavoiddisruptionof
suppliesonthisaccountitshouldbeprovidedthat
anyMemberStatewhichhasalmostusedupits
initialshareshoulddrawanadditionalsharefrom
thereserve;whereasthismustbedonebyeach
MemberStateasandwheneachofitsadditional
sharesisalmostentirelyusedup,andrepeatedas
manytimesasthereserveallows;whereastheinitial
andadditionalsharesmustbeavailableforuseuntil
theendofthequotaperiod;whereas,however,it
seemsadvisabletopermittheMemberStatesto
limittheexerciseoftheirtotalobligationtodrawon
thereserveamounttoalevelnotexceeding40%of
theirinitialshare;whereasthismethodof
administration callsforclosecooperationbetween
MemberStatesandtheCommissionwhichmust,in
particular,beabletoobservetheextenttowhich
thequotaamountisusedandinformMember
Statesthereof;
Whereasif,ataspecifieddateinthequotaperiod,
aconsiderable balanceremainsinoneorother
MemberStateitisessentialthatthatMemberState
paysalargeamountofitbackintothereserve,in
ordertoavoidapartoftheCommunityquota
remainingunusedinoneMemberStatewhenit
couldbeusedinothers;Article2
1.FortheproductslistedinAnnexAtheCom­
munitytariffquotasreferredtoinArticle1shall
beallocatedinshareswhichshallbeforeach
MemberStatetheamountsgivenincolumn5of
AnnexAagainsteachcategoryofproducts.
2.TheshareallocatedtotheUnitedKingdomfor
productsfallingwithinheadingNo44.15shallbe
increasedbyanamountdeterminedbyafootnote
tothesaidAnnex.Article1(3)shallnotapplyto
suchanincrease.
WhereassincetheKingdomofBelgium,theKingdom
oftheNetherlandsandtheGrandDuchyof
Luxembourgareunitedinandrepresentedbythe
BeneluxEconomicUnion,alltransactionsconcern­
ingtheadministration ofsharesallocatedtothat
EconomicUnionmaybecarriedoutbyanyoneof
itsmembers,Article3
1.Afirsttrancheof80%ofeachoftheCommunity
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ofaccountincolumn5ofAnnexBshallbe
allocatedamongtheMemberStates;theshares
which,subjecttoArticle6,shallbevalidfrom
1Januaryto31December1975,shallforeach
MemberStatebeasindicatedincolumn6to
AnnexBagainsteachoftheproductslistedtherein.
2.Thesecondtrancheof20%ofeachofthetariff
quotasshallconstitutethereserve,specifiedineach
caseincolumn7ofAnnexB.
Article4
1.IfaMemberStatehasused90%ormoreof
oneofitsinitialsharesasfixedinAnnexB,orof
thatshareminusanyportionreturnedtothereserve
pursuanttoArticle6,itshallforthwith,bynotifying
theCommission ,drawasecondshare,totheextent
thatthereservesopermits,equalto10%ofits
initialshare.Article5
AdditionalsharesdrawnpursuanttoArticle4shall
bevaliduntil31December1975.
Article6
AMemberStatewhichon15September1975has
notexhaustedoneofitsinitialsharesshallnotlater
than10October1975returntothereserveany
unusedportioninexcessof20%oftheinitial
amount.Itmayreturnagreaterportionifthere
aregroundsforbelievingthatsuchportionmaynot
beusedinfull.
MemberStatesshall,notlaterthan10October1975,
notifytheCommissionofthetotalquantitiesofthe
productinquestionimporteduptoandincluding
15September1975andchargedagainsttheCom­
munityquotasandofanyportionoftheirinitial
sharesreturnedtothereserve.
Article7
TheCommissionshallkeepanaccountoftheshares
openedbytheMemberStatespursuanttoArticles3
and4andshall,assoonastheinformationreaches
it,informeachStateoftheextenttowhichthe
reservehasbeenusedup.
Itshall,notlaterthan15October1975,informthe
MemberStateoftheamountstillinreservefollowing
anyreturnofsharespursuanttoArticle6.
Itshallensurethatwhenanamountexhaustingthe
reserveisdrawntheamountsodrawndoesnot
exceedthebalanceavailable,andtothisendshall
notifytheamountofthatbalancetotheMember
Statemakingthelastdrawing.
TheMemberStatesshalltakeallappropriate
measurestoensurethatadditionalsharesdrawn
pursuanttoArticle4areopenedinsuchawaythat
importationsmaybechargedwithoutinterruption
againsttheircumulativesharesoftheCommunity
quota.
Article8
1.TheMemberStatesshallensurefreeaccessto
theshareswhichhavebeenallocatedtothemfor
importersofthesaidgoodswhoareestablishedin
theirterritory.
2.TheextenttowhichaMemberStatehasused
upitsshareshallbedeterminedonthebasisof
importsofthesaidgoodswhichhavebeenentered
forhomeuse,onthebasisofthecustomsvalueof2.IfaMemberState,afterexhaustingoneofits
initialshares,hasused90%ormoreofthesecond
sharedrawnbyit,thatMemberStateshallforthwith,
bynotifyingtheCommission ,drawathirdshare,to
theextentthatthereservesopermits,equal5%
ofitsinitialshare.
3.IfaMemberState,afterexhaustingitssecond
share,hasused90%ormoreofthethirdshare
drawnbyit,thatMemberStateshall,inaccordance
withparagraph2drawafourthshareequaltothe
third.
4.Bywayofderogationfromparagraphs 1,2and
3,aMemberStatemaydrawshareslowerthanthose
specifiedinthoseparagraphsiftherearegrounds
forbelievingthatthosespecifiedmaynotbeused
infull.AnyMemberStateapplyingthisparagraph
shallinformtheCommissionofitsgroundsforso
doing.
5.AnyMemberStatemaylimitthesumtotalof
itsadditionalsharesto40%ofitsinitialshare,
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question.Thisnotificationshallbepublishedinthe
OfficialJournaloftheEuropeanCommunities .
Article10
MemberStatesshallinformtheCommission at
regularintervalsofimportsoftheproductsin
questionactuallychargedagainsttheirshares.thesaidgoods,andwhichareaccompanied bya
certificateoforigininaccordancewiththerules
referredtoinArticle1(2).
3.Goodsshallqualifyforatariffquotaonlyif
thecertificateoforiginreferredtoinparagraph2
issubmittedbeforethedateonwhichthelevying
ofdutiesisre-introduced .
Article9
TheCommissionshalltakeallnecessarymeasures
toensurethatthemaximumamountreferredtoin
Article1(3)isobserved.Whenthecharges,atCom­
munitylevel,ofproductsoriginatingineachofthe
countriesandterritorieslistedinAnnexC,against
anyoneoftheCommunitytariffquotasreachthe
maximumamountlaiddownincolumn4of
AnnexesAandB,theCommissionshallimmediately
notifytheMemberStatesofthedateonwhich,as
aresultofthisfact,thenormaltariffistobere­
introducedinrespectofthecountryorterritoryinArticle11
MemberStatesandtheCommissionshallcooperate
closelytoensurethattheprovisionsoftheabove
Articlesareobserved.
Article12
ThisRegulationshallenterintoforceon
1January1974.
ThisRegulationshallbebindinginitsentiretyanddirectlyapplicableinallMember
States.
DoneatBrussels,2December1974.
FortheCouncil
ThePresident
J.SAUVAGNARGUES

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ANNEXA
ListofproductsreferredtoinArticle3subjecttozero-dutyCommunitytariffquotasunderthe
generalizedtariffpreferencesgrantedtodevelopingcountriesandterritories
Order
NoCCT
heading
No
(DDescription
(2)Quota
amount
inu.a.(a)
(3)Maximum
countryor
(4
%mountper
territory
u.a.(a)Shareofquotaamounts
allocatedtoMemberStates
inu.a.(a)
(5)
141.02Bovinecattleleather(includingbuffalo
leather)andequineleather,exceptleather
fallingwithinheadingNo41.06,41.07or
41.08:
exB.Other,butnotincludingleather
notfurtherpreparedthantanned15529000304658700Germany 4270475
Benelux 1630545
France 2950510
Italy 2320350
Denmark 776450
Ireland 155290
UnitedKingdom3416380
242.02Travelgoods(forexample,trunks,suit­
cases,hat-boxes,travelling-bags ,ruck­
sacks),shopping-bags ,handbags,satchels,
briefcases,wallets,purses,toilet-cases,
tool-cases,tobacco-pouches ,sheaths,
cases,boxes(forexample,forarms,
musicalinstruments ,binoculars,jewellery,
bottles,collars,footwear,brushes)and
similarcontainers,ofleatherorofcom­
positionleather,ofvulcanizedfibre,of
artificialplasticsheeting,ofpaperboard
oroftextilefabric:
A.Ofartificialplasticsheeting4561000301368300Germany 1254275
Benelux 478905
France 866590
Italy 684150
Denmark 228050
Ireland 45610
UnitedKingdom1003420
342.02Travelgoods(forexample,trunks,suit­
cases,hat-boxes,travelling-bags ,ruck­
sacks),shopping-bags ,handbags,satchels,
briefcases,wallets,purses,toilet-cases,
tobacco-pouches ,sheaths,cases,boxes
(forexample,forarms,musicalinstru­
ments,binoculars,jewellery,bottles,
collars,footwear,brushes)andsimilar
containersofleatherorofcomposition
leather,ofvulcanizedfibre,ofartificial
plasticsheeting,ofpaperboardorof
textilefabric:
B.Ofothermaterials9847000302954100Germany 2707925
Benelux 1033935
France 1870930
Italy 1477050
Denmark 492350
Ireland 98470
UnitedKingdom2166340
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Maximumamountper
countryorterritory
(4)Order
NoCCT
heading
NoQuota
amount
inu.a.(a)Shareofquotaamounts
allocatedtoMemberStates
inu.a.(a) Description
(2) 1 3)%u.a.(a) 5
442.03 10118500303035400Germany 2782450
Benelux 1062390
France 1922420
Italy 1517700
Denmark 505900
Ireland 101180
UnitedKingdom2225960Articlesofapparelandclothingaccesso­
ries,ofleatherorofcompositionleather:
A.Articlesofapparel
B.Gloves,includingmittensandmitts:
II.Special,forsports
III.Other
C.Otherclothingaccessories
44.15 105000m33031500m3 5 Plywood,block-boardlaminboard ,baten­
boardandsimilarlaminatedwoodpro­
ducts(includingveneeredpanelsand
sheets);inlaidwoodandwoodmarquetryGermany
Benelux
France
Italy
Denmark
Ireland
United
Kingdom(1)9995ms
5795m3
1995m3
2205m3
9000m3
3000m3
73010m3
664.01 230700020461400 Footwearwithoutersolesanduppersof
rubberorartificialplasticmaterialGermany
Benelux
France
Italy
Denmark
Ireland
UnitedKingdom634425
242235
438330
346050
115350
23070
507540
7*64.02 18854000152828100 Footwearwithoutersolesofleatheror
compositionleather;footwear(otherthan
footwearfallingwithinheadingNo64.01)
withoutersolesofrubberorartificial
plasticmaterial:
A.Footwearwithuppersofleather5184850
1979670
3582260
2828100
942700
188540
4147880Germany
Benelux
France
Italy
Denmark
Ireland
UnitedKingdom
864.02 10468000151570200 Footwearwithoutersolesofleatheror
compositionleather;footwear(otherthan
footwearfallingwithinheadingNo64.01)
withoutersolesofrubberorartificial
plasticmaterial:
B.OtherGermany
Benelux
France
Italy
Denmark
Ireland
UnitedKingdom2878700
1099140
1988920
1570200
523400
104680
2302960
(*)Productsfallingwithinsubheading64.02A,originatinginthecountriesandterritorieslistedinSectionIIofAnnexC,areexcludedfromthebenefitof
thistariffquota.
OPursuanttoArticle2(2)thisshareisincreasedby105000m3.
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Maximumamountper
CCT Quotacountryorterritory
(4)Shareofquotaamounts
Orderheading amount allocatedtoMemberStates
NoNo Description inu.a.(a) inu.a.(a)1
(D (2) (3)%u.a.(a)(5)
985.21Thermionic ,coldcathodeandphoto­5823000301746900Germany 1601325
cathodevalvesandtubes(including Benelux 611415
vapourorgas-filledvalvesandtubes, France 1106370
cathode-raytubes,televisioncameratubes Italy 873450
andmercuryarcrectifyingvalvesand Denmark 281150
tubes):photocells;mountedpiezo-electric Ireland 58230
crystals;diodes,transistorsandsimilar UnitedKingdom 1281060
semi-conductor devices;electronicmicro­
circuits:
D.Diodes,transistorsandsimilarsemi­
conductordevices;electronicmicro­
circuits
E.Parts
1094.01Chairsandotherseats(otherthanthose14984000204996800Germany 4120600
fallingwithinheadingNo94.02)whether Benelux 1573320
ornotconvertibleintobeds,andparts France 2846960
thereof: Italy 2247600
B.OtherDenmark 749200
Ireland 149840
UnitedKingdom 3296480
1194.03Otherfurnitureandpartsthereof 11053000202210600Germany 3039575
Benelux 1160565
France 2100070
Italy 1657950
Denmark 552650
Ireland 110530
UnitedKingdom2431660
(a)Unlessotherwiseindicated.

ANNEXB
ListofproductsreferredtoinArticle3subjecttozero-dutyCommunitytariffquotasunderthe
generalizedtariffpreferencesgrantedtodevelopingcountriesandterritoriesNoL329/56
Maximumamountper
countryorterritory
(4) Order
NoCCT
heading
NoDescriptionQuota
amount
inu.a.u.a.Shareofquotaamounts
allocatedtoMemberStates
inu.a.u.a.
13) (3)% u.a.(5) 6) v)
185.03Primarycellsandprimarybatteries 38620003011586003089600 772400 Germany 849640
Benelux 324410
France 587025
Italy 463440
Denmark 154480
Ireland 30895
UnitedKingdom 679710OfficialJournaloftheEuropeanCommunities285.15 1693700020338740013549600 3387400 Germany
Benelux
France
Italy
Denmark
Ireland
UnitedKingdom3726140
1422710
2574425
2032440
677480
135495
2980910Radiotelegraphic andradiotelephonic transmis­
sionandreceptionapparatus;radio-broad­
castingandtelevisiontransmissionandreception
apparatus (includingreceiversincorporating
soundrecordersorreproducers )andtelevision
cameras;radionavigational aidapparatus,
radarapparatusandradioremotecontrol
apparatus :
A.Radiotelegraphic andradiotelephonic trans­
missionandreceptionapparatus;radio-­
broadcastingandtelevisingtransmissionand
receptionapparatus (includingreceivers
incorporating soundrecordersorreprodu­
cers)andtelevisioncameras:
III.Receivers,whetherornotcombinedwith
asoundrecorderorreproducer
C.PartsofthegoodsofsubheadingsAandB
above:
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ANNEXC
Listofdevelopingcountriesandterritoriesenjoyinggeneralizedtariffpreferences
I
INDEPENDENT COUNTRIES
Afghanistan India SaudiArabia
Algeria Indonesia Senegal
Argentina Iran SierraLeone
Bahamas Iraq Singapore
Bahrain IvoryCoast Somalia
Bangladesh Jamaica SriLanka
Barbados Jordan Sudan
Bhutan Kenya Swaziland
Bolivia KhmerRepublic Syria
Botswana Korea(South) Tanzania
Brazil Kuwait Thailand
Burma Laos Togo
BurundiLebanonTonga
CameroonLesotho TrinidadandTobago
CentralAfricanRepublicLiberia Tunisia
Chad Libya Uganda
Chile MalagasyRepublic UnitedArabEmirates:
Colombia Malawi AbuDhabi
Congo,People'sRepublicof Malaysia Dubai
CostaRica MaldiveIslands RasalKhaimah
Cuba Mali Fujairah
Cyprus Mauritania Ajman
Dahomey Mauritius Sharjah
DominicanRepublicMexico UmmalQaiwain
Ecuador Morocco UpperVolta
Egypt,ArabRepublicof Nauru Uruguay
ElSalvador Nepal Venezuela
EquatorialGuinea Nicaragua Vietnam,Republicof
Ethiopia Niger WesternSamoa
Fiji Nigeria Yemen,People'sDemocratic
Gabon OmanRepublicof
Gambia Pakistan YemenArabRepublic
Ghana Panama Yugoslavia
Guatemala Paraguay Zaïre
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COUNTRIES ANDTERRITORIES
dependentoradministered ,orforwhoseexternalrelationsMemberStatesoftheCommunity
orthirdcountriesarewhollyorpartlyresponsible
AfarsandIssas(Territoryofthe)
Angola(includingCabinda)
AustralianAntarcticTerritory
Belize
Bermuda
BritishAntarcticTerritory
BritishIndianOceanTerritory(Aldabra,Farquhar,ChagosArchipelago ,DesRoches)
BritishPacificOcean(x)
Brunei
CapeVerdeIslands
CaymanIslandsandDependencies
ChristmasIsland
Cocos(Keeling)Islands
ComoroArchipelago
CornIslandsandSwanIslands
FalklandIslandsandDependencies
FrenchPolynesia
FrenchSouthernandAntarcticTerritories
Gibraltar
HeardIslandandMacDonaldIslands
HongKong
LeewardIslands(2)
Macao
Mozambique
Netherlands Antilles
NewCaledoniaandDependencies
NorfolkIslands
PacificIslandsadministeredbytheUnitedStatesofAmericaorunderUnitedStatestrusteeship (3)
Papua-NewGuinea
PortugueseGuinea
PortugueseTimor
StHelena(includingAscension,GoughIsland,andTristandaCunha)
SaintPierreandMiquelon
SaoTomeandPrincipe
Seychelles (includingAmirantes)
Sikkim
SpanishterritoriesinAfrica
Surinam
TerritoriesforwhichNewZealandisresponsible (CookIslands,NiuweIsland,TokelauIslands
andRossDependency )
TurksandCaocosIslands
VirginIslandsoftheUnitedStates(StCroix,StThomas,StJohn,etc.)
WallisandFutunaIslands
WindwardIslands(4)
Note:Theabovelistsmaybeamendedsubsequentlytotakeaccountofchangesintheinter­
nationalstatusofcountriesorterritories .
t1)GilbertandElliceIslands,BritishSolomonIslands,NewHebridesCondominium ,andPitcairnIslands.
(2)Antigua,Montserrat,StKitts-Nevis-Anguilla ,BritishVirginIslands.
(3)ThePacificIslandsadministeredbytheUnitedStatesofAmericainclude:Guam,AmericanSamoa(includingSwain's
Island),MidwayIslands,JohnstonandSandIslands,WakeIslandandtheTrustTerritoryofthePacificIslands(the
Caroline,MarianasandMarshallIslands).
(4)Dominica,Grenada,StLucia,StVincent.