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COMMISSION
OF THE
EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES
General SecretariatC0M(85) 16 final
Brussels, 31 January 1985
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
Recommendation for a  
COUNCIL REGULATION (EEC)
concerning the conclusion of the Agreement between the  
European Economic Community and the Republic of the  
Philippines on trade in textile products
(presented by the Commission to the Council)
C0MC85) ,16 final

EXPLANATORY MEMORANDUM
1. By Decision of 25 February 1982, the Council authorised the Commission 
to open negotiations with the Philippines with a view to the 
conclusion of an agreement on trade in textile products.
2. In accordance with that Council Decision, and in consultation with the 
Article 113 Committee, the Commission conducted negotiations with the 
Philippines from 21 June to 21 November 1982.
Following the negotiations, a draft Agreement was drawn up.
The draft Agreement:
(i) covers all MFA products of wool, cotton and man-made fibres 
originating in the Philippines,
(ii) calls for voluntary restraint, at agreed levels, on exports to 
the Community of certain categories of products covered by the 
Agreement,
(iü) provides for a consultation procedure whereby voluntary re­
straint measures may be introduced for categories of products 
not initially subject to limitation, where certain thresholds 
are exceeded,
(iv) establishes a double checking system for categories of products 
subject to limitation, and an origin control system for all 
categories covered by the Agreement,
(v) includes a flexibility clause allowing the transfer of a certain 
percentage of the quotas from category  to category, or from one 
year to another,
(vi) includes an "anti-surge" clause allowing in certain circum­
stances the suspension of flexibility or the introduction of
temporary limits within quotas,
(vii) includes an "anti—fraud" clause allowing in certain circum­
stances the debiting against the quota of the true country of 
origin of quantities shipped fraudulently,
(viii) in exchange for limitation, contains an undertaking by the
Community not to introduce further quantitative restrictions 
under Article XIX of the GATT or Article 3 of the MFA,  or to 
measures having an effect equivalent to quantitative restric- 
ti ons .
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The Heads of the Delegation initialled the text of the draft Agreement 
on 21 November 1982, having noted that it correctly represented the 
results of the negotiations.
3. In order to ensure that the successful implementation of the Agreement
should not be put at risk and to prevent a flood of exports preceding
its entry into force, the Community, following the conclusion of the
negotiations, proposed to the third countries that until such time as
the Agreement entered into force both parties should apply its
provisions on an autonomous basis as from 1 January 1983. These
provisions were put into effect by Council Regulation (EEC) N° 3589/82
of 23 December 1982 making the importation into the Community of
textile products originating in certain third countries subject to
*  authorisation and quantitative limitation, as amended by Council
(?)Regulation (EEC) N° 3762/83 of 19 December 1983 .  '
4. The Commission considers that the draft Agreement embodies an 
arrangement which is acceptable to the Community. It therefore recom­
mends that the Council:
(1) approve the Agreement by adopting the regulation, the draft of 
which is annexed hereto,
(ii) pending approval of the Agreement, take the necessary 
decisions in connection with the signing thereof.
(1) OJ N° L 374, 31.12.1982, p.106
(2) OJ N° L 380, 31.12.1982, p.l

Recommendation for a Council Regulation concerning the conclusion of 
the Agreement between the European Economic Community and the Republic 
of the Philippines on trade in textile products
THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Economic 
Community, and in particular Article 113 thereof,
Having regard to the Recommendation from the Commission,
Whereas the Agreement on trade in textile products negotiated between 
the European Economic Community and the Republic of the Philippines 
should be approved,
HAS ADOPTED THIS REGULATION:
Article 1
The Agreement between the European Economic Community and the Republic 
of the Philippines on trade in textile products is hereby approved on 
behalf of the Community.
The text of the agreement is annexed to this Regulation.
Article 2
The President of the Council shall give the notification provided for 
in Article 19 of the Agreement
Article 3
This Regulation shall enter into force on the third day following its 
publication in the Official Journal of the European Communities.
This Regulation shall be binding in its entirety and directly 
applicable in all Member States.
Done at Brussels,
For the Council 
The President
(1) The date of entry into force of the Agreement will be published in 
the Official Journal of the European Communities by the Secreta­
riat General of the Council.

M m m a a r r
m m  TBS SUBOPEIN B C O V C M Z Q  CONXUKXfr^  
and
*'THE REPUBLIC  OP THE PHILIPPINES 
O f S U S S  XX TEXTILE  PRODUCT#

w t comaiL·-m  the aow m a cowcunm»t
•\ of the one part« and
the govbomiht  op the republic op the Philippines .  . '
of the otbarpart,
*
USlltlin to promote, with t vIm to permanent oo-operation aadln
condition« providing ovary seourity for trade, tho orderly and o<piltaUo  
development of trade In textile product« between the European Economic  
Coor»unity (hereinafter referred to ao "the Community") and .tho Republic of  
the Philippines (hereinafter referred to as "the Philippines"),
RESOLVES) to take the fullest possible account of the eerioua eoonoalo  
and eoeial problems at present affecting the textile industry la both  
laportlni and exporting countries, and in particular, to eliminate real  
risks of market disruption on tbo narkst of the Community and real rieks  
of disruption to the textile trade of the Philippines.
HiVZHQ RESiRO to the Arrangement regarding International Trade in Textile*
•  % % .  ·  ·
(hereinafter referred to aa "the Geneva Arrangement"), and la particular  
Article**4 thereof| and to the conditions set out la tbs Protocol extending  
the Arrangement together with the Conclusions adopted on 32 December 1961 
by the Textiles Cosalttee«\
HAVE EBCIDED to .occlude this Agreement mad to this sad base designated .  
aa their Plenipotentiaries 1
THE COUSCZL OP THE WROPIAI COWUHITIES ·
THE OOVBUDOBT OP THE REPUBLIC CP THE PHILIPPINES ·
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v a >  S A V E  A O & B D  A S  W O U M  I  *

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• SECTION I -1 TRAPg A W R A 1ICEHOT 3 ·
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AKVZCOB I
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1« .  Thm partiee recognise and confina thit, subject t· tbs provisions
a? this Agreeaent and without prejudice to their rights and obligations  
under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade« the conduct of. their  
'virtual trade in textile produets*shall be governed by the provisions of  
the Geneva Arrangement. '
1, * la respect of the produots covered by this Agrees«*, the Cossunitjr  
undertakes not to introduce quantitative restrictions under Article XXX  
of the General Agreement os Tariffs and Trade or Article 3 of the Geneva .  
Arrangeaent. »
S
3« Measures basing, equivalent effect to quantitative rest riot lops on
.the isportatloa into the Community of the produots severed V  *bia 18»»·  
sent shall bo prohibited·

J8TXCXS 2
i*  , T hie J ^ r t n c n t  « l u l l  apply t o  t r a d ·  l a  i c K t l l c  y n t e t a  w  « • tta a *
w ool end a as« « « d · fib ro a  o r ig in a tin g  l a  th e P h ilip p in e *  t ó t d  a w  11 «t a d  •  · ♦
l a  Asaex I#
2 ·  The c l a s s i f i c a t i o n  o f  th è  p ro d u c t· cavw d  by t h i s  U m o c a t  1 · b ased
• a  t h ·  a o s c a c la tu r · o f  th è  Cooaon C uatoes T a r i f f  and oa th «  S o s a a c la tu r · ©f 
Good· f o r  t h ·  Exiom & l T ra d · S t i t  la  t i c ·  o f  t h ·  Cow ranlt y  «ad t h ·  S t a l l a t i c a  
o f  T ra d · betw een Member S t a t a · ( K O S ) ·
'
J# Th« «rigid of ih· product· covered by thl· Agreement •hall bo
*  determ in ed  l a  acco rd an e· w ith  t h ·  r u l« · l a  f o r e · l a  t h ·  C o o aran ity ..
»  * ·  
I f  any amendment i s  made to  th e se  ru les*  th e Community s h a ll ta k e
a p p ro p ria te  measures to  ensure th a t th e  a b i l i t y  o f th e  P h ilip p in e s  to  u se  t h ·
1  *
q u a n tita tiv e  lim its  e s ta b lis h e d  in  Amex I I  in  th e  p resen t Agreement i s  n o t *
• th ereb y  ad v erse ly  a ffe c te d · . . *  . «  · . >,
*  *  "  ·  ·  ·
. The procedures f o r  .control» d f tiie o rig in  o f  th e  p ro d u c ts re f e r r e d  to  above
*  ·  - . ·  '  .  , '  ·  »  .  ·  ·a re  la id  down in  P ro to co l A· · . *.·*·* ·
'  *  *  .  ·  *  ·

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The P h ilip p in en  agre« for. oaeh Ip-sanent y·*? ta m i n i a  Ita
•  asporta to the Coeaunity of tha producta described. ia inox S  ta tla.
Halt· set oat there lu· /
•  '  ·  ·
Deport* of tostilo p ro d u cta aat out la limas S  abolì ba iabjaat
ta a døebla-afcacklaf aystaa apaoiflad ia Protocol A· #·
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JSSS6XX4
The Philippines ead the Ccasualty recognise the epeolal end differential eharaeter
of ro-t*perta of textile products into the Ccasualty after processing ia
th e  P h ilip p in e s
3aoh re-iaports say be agreed outside the quantitative liaita established
under this Agreement provided that they are effected ia accordance vita taa
regulation* oa oooaoqlo, outward proooosing la toro* ia the Cooauaity*

AftTXCtS 9
Exports of cottage Industry fabrics woven on hand· or  
foot-operated loons, garments or other articles obtained  
car.ua lly fron such fabrics and traditional folklore  
.  handicraft products shall not be subject to
lim ita tio n s  provided th a t th e se  p ro d u cts meet th e  co n d itio n s la id  down* 
in  P ro to co l B» *
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juoxcis * *
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j, Imports into tho Coawinlti of toxtilo product*
•* •  covered toy this Agrsenent shall not too.subject to tho* .
' quantitative Units established in Anne* XX, provided that
they are declared to toe for re-export outside the
. Cocsunity in the sane state or after processing, under
• the administrative systeo of control set up for this purpooo 
* within the Cocaunity.
• • e .
However, the release for hone use of products 
inported under the conditions referred to above shall too 
\ subject to the production of an export licence issued toy the 
•Philippines authorities, and to proof of origin in
,  * * accordance with the provisions of Protocol A. .•
• *  • *
2* Where the Community authorities hw» evidence that „ ^
inports of textile products have been.set otf against a 
quantitative Unit established under..this Agreerer.t, but 
that the products have subsequently been re-exported outbid* 
the Connur.ity, the authorities concerned shall authorize 
inports of identical quantities of the sane products and inforn the
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.  Philippines authorities within four weeks of the quantities involved 
which shall not he set off against the quantitative limit established
• *  ©
.. under this Agreement for the current or the following year.

. i x t t c u t  7  .
V. ■  s '  ■  .·; ’ ■ . · ■ ' . ■ ■ . "  ·  .  ·
» · '  S^iay Agreement jsar advance u»· ·« a portion of tfc« quantltaUva
Ufelt established for tho following Agrscaent 'yoar is authorised for each  
category of product· up to 5 t of tho quantitative licit for th® current  
Agreement 7«or. .
Aaounts d « liv « r« d  in  idvane« s h a ll be ded u cted  f r o ·  tho e e rre e p e a d la g
q u a n tita tiv e  U n i t s  e s ta b lis h e d  fo r th o  fo llo w in g  Agreement y e a r .
’  -  ,  *
2» C arryover to  th e  co rresp o n d in g  q u a n tita tiv e  H a l t  f o r  th o  fo llo w in g
* Agreement year o f  aaounts n o t used d u rin g  a n / Agreement y e a r  i® sn th o rix e d
f o r  each category o f  p ro d u c ts up to  5 jC  o f  th o  q u a n tita tiv o  H a l t  f o r  th o  
• ;  *  
c u rre n t A greeaent y e a r . ·
3. Transfer» in reopect of categoric· in Croup S shall not bo ud· A m  /
any category except as follows t* «
tr a n s f e r s  between C a te g o rie s 2 end 3 and f r o ·  C ategory 1 t ·  g a to g o rlo ·
2 and 3 a ay be aade up t o  5 $  o f  tho quantitativo llaits for tho  
category to which the transfer ia aadc. ‘ ‘ f
*» transfers between Categories 4# 5« 6* 7 and 6 »ay bo aada up to 3 i of
the quantitative Halt for the category to which the transfer Is aada. ·
V “O
*.
Transfers into any category in Croup· II and III agy ho sado fpea aajr  
category or categories in Croups I, II and III up to ) i of tho qaadtltatlv· #
Halt for the category to which the transfer la aado. ·
4· The ta b le  o f  eq u iv alen ce a p p lic a b le  to tho transfer· referred ta
above i s  given in  Annex I  to  t h i s  Agreem ent.
5. The increase in any category of product· resulting fToa tho ©uawlativa
application of tho proviaiona in paragraph* lt 2 and 3 ahov· during ·· >
'  Agreement year ahull not exceed 15*·.
'  ■  yyf <  ....
/ ft Prior notification shall be givsahy tho authorities ofP
is tho «rent of recourse to the provlciMmr^'pa^agri^J 1- ,

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ABTXCLS 8
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1 . exp o rt*  o f  t e x t i l e  products not l l i t c i  i a  Annex X I t o  tM *  I f r i w w t  asy- W 
U made su b jec t to  q u a n tita tiv e  l l a l t o  tjr th e  P h ilip p in e s  on th e  co n d ition* la d d f 
down i n  tho follow ing paragraphs,%  •  *
Zm Whers tho Community fin d s , under th e sp ate *  o f a d m in is tra tiv e  c e n tre ! s e t
*up, th a t th e le v e l of lo p o rts  o f produots i a  a  given categ o ry  not l i s t e d•
in  Annex I I  o rig in a tin g  in  .the Philippines exceeds, in  r e la tio n  to  th e  preceding
p e a r '*  t o ta l ln p o rte  in to  tha Community fro *  a l l  eouroee o f products i a
th a t categ o ry , the follow ing ra te e  i " !
* »  f o r  o ateg o rles* o f producte in  Oroup Z  -  0 .y £  ■ J
—  f o r  c a te g o rise  o f produote in  Group IX ~ 2 .5 ^ i
—  f o r  c a te g o rie s o f produote in  Oroup ZZX  ~ 5«°^ f
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I t  asp req u est the opening of o o n eu ltatlo ao  i a  aooordaaoo w ith  th e  procedure ; |  
d e s c rib e d ‘in  A rtio le  17 o f th ie  A greeacnt, w ith a  view to  re a ch in g  a g rs s a s a t | |  
on an a p p ro p ria te  r e s tr a in t le v e l fo r tha products i n  such c a te g o ry , |
The Community s h a ll a u th o rle e  the im p o rtatio n  of products o f th e  s a id  'Jj
categ o ry  shipped from th e  Philippines before the d ate on, which the req u est 'f i n  
c o n s u lta tio n s  was submit te d . t .  .jl
• } , Pending a m utually e a tie fa o to ry  s o lu tio n , th e  P h ilip p in e s  u n d e rta k e .to  l i a i t |
v I
ex p o rts o f th e produote in  the category ooncerned to * th e Community o r to  
the region o r reg io n s o f th e Community m arket a p e o ifie d  by th e  Community 
f o r  e p ro v isio n al period o f 3 months from the d ate on which the re q u e st f o r  
c o n su lta tio n s  i s  made* Such p ro v isio n al lim it s h a ll bs e s ta b lis h e d  a t  2}^ 
d f the le v e l of im ports reached during th e  calen d ar y'ear p reced in g  th a t i a  
which im ports exceeded th e  le v e l r e s u ltin g  fro *  th e  a p p lic a tio n  o f th o  'V JB 
form ula e at out in  paragraph 2, and’gave r i s e  to  th e* req u est f o r  o o n au ltatlO w  
o r o f the le v e l r e s u ltin g  from th e a p p lic a tio n  o f the form ula s e t- o u t 
paragraph 2, whichever i s  th e highers l
4« Should tho P a rtlo o  bo unablo in  tho oouroo o f ooM )4UU<m«; V> roaoh •  |
.  o a tlo fa c to ry  s o lu tio n  w ith in  tho ported o p o clflo d  l a  o f ttto j ■
A gr*e»9ntt  tho C oaaunlty s h a ll havo t h o r l f h t  to  J
q u a n tita tiv e  H a l t  a t  an annual le v s! n ot lo w tr th an  t t^ Jfe lO i  ■roooltlair^.^ ^  
.  f r o a  th e  a p p lic a tio n  of tho f o r o u lo a o t o u t in ' p f^ frd p h ,jS j||_ op 106£
tho lovol o f io p o rto  reschsd during th O v calo B d lo ^ ^ < A '^ ^ i^ p fi£ ^ ;,t^ t:si i ^ v |||H  
.  .  _  io p o rto  ozcaedad "tho- lo y a l ra su l t i n ^ f r o o  o f . .  th o  fonw »4'V ^H
and oavo, rto o  :td t h O r r o |^ ^ i i l i ^ ^ ^ ^ t ^ l o i f c » ^ ^ - v ^ a
.■>•!•...<.••• ,=  ...*- -•  • •  • •  * « W ^ a » K S . -  i < £ L > ? W

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:  l t w l  so fix e d  s h a ll be m l n £  upward* a f t e r
eenmltA'raWrtft; in  accordance w ith  th e  procedure r e fe rre d  to  la  A rtic le  17, 
w ith a-v iew  to  f u l f i l l i n g  th «  co n d itio n *  **t o u t in  paragraph 2, should 
th *  tre n d  o f  t o t a l  im port* in to  th *  Community o f  th e  product la  q u estio n  
make th l*  n ecessary .
5* Th* H a lt*  introduced und«r paragraph 2 or-p arag rap h  4 aay l a
no caae.b e low er than th o  le v e l o f Im port* o f produot* l a  th a t category 
o rig in a tin g  In -tho P h ilip p in e s in  1980 .
6* Q u a n tita tiv e  lim its  may a ls o  ba e sta b lis h e d  by th o  Community on
* re g io n a l h a s te  in  accordance w ith th e  p ro v isio n s o f  P ro to co l 0 .
7* The annual growth ret* for the q u a n tita tiv e  lim its  introduoed
under this Article shall be determined in  aocordanoe w ith tho p ro v isio n s o f  
P rotocol D.
6. Tho p ro v isio n s o f t h i s  A rtic le  s h a ll n ot apply vhare th o  percentages
s p e c ifie d  in  paragraph 2 have been reached a s  a r e s u lt o f  f a l l  la  to ta l 
Im ports In to  th s  C oaauntty, and not a s a  r e s u lt o f an in e rs a s s  in  export* 
o f products o rig in a tin g  in  the P h ilip p in e s  .
9*  In th e  event o f th e  p ro v isio n s o f paragraph 2t J  o r 4 b ein g  ap p lied
th* P h ilip p in e s  undertake to  is su e  export licen ce*  f o r  product* covered, 
by c o n tra ct*  concluded b efo re th* In tro d u ctio n  o f th* q u a n tita tiv e  H a l t ,  
up to  th *  volume o f th* q u a n tita tiv e  lim it fix e d .
10* Up to  th o  d a te  o f communication o f  th *  o ta tie tlo e  re fe rre d  to  l a
A r tic le  10 paragraph 6, tho pro v isio n *  o f  paragraph 2 o f  t h i s  A rtic le  s h a ll 
apply an th e  b a s is  o f th* annual s t a t i s t i o *  p re v io u sly  communicated by th *  :  
Community.
11* Th• provision* of this Agreement vhiah eona«m exports.of products
subjeetto th« quantitative limits established in Annex XX ahull Aleo&ppX|r 
.to produets for which quantitative limits aro introduced imdsr this <

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. ARTICLE 9 ■  ■  :  '
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1 «  W hers th «  C ofleioilly « • o a r ta tM  t h a t  t h ·  l« v « l o f  1»p o r ts  i n  a  |t v « i  
. c a te g o ry  sT  Croup I  ru b J a c t to  q u a n t i t a t i v e  H a l t s  s o t o u t In  Annas X X
· ·
ozeaeda In  any Agreement y a a r th o  la v o l o f . l a p o r t s  In  th o  p re c e d in g  y e a r  
• b y  lC^C o f  th e  le v e l o f  th e  q u a n t i t a t i v e  H a l t  s e t o u t i n  A m es I I  f o r  
th e  c u r r e n t A greeaent y e a r , i t  a a y  r e q u e s t t h e  o p e n in g  o f  c o n s u lt a ti o n · 
l a  a c c o rd a n c e  w ith  th e  p ro v is io n s  d e s c r ib e d  In  A r t i c l e  17 o f  t h i s  
A greem ent w ith  a  view  to  re a c h in g  agreem ent on*
•  th e  su sp e n sio n , w h o lly  o r In  p a r t , o f  th o  p r o v is io n s  o f  i r t l o l s  T ,
i?or
•  s  m o d if ic a tio n  o f  th o  q u a n t i t a t i v e  H a l t  s e t o u t i n  Annex XI b y  t h s  
e e ta b lia h a e n t o f  an  *d boo H a l t  below  th o  e x i s t i n g  q u a n t i t a t i v e  l i i d t  *
J
—  a s  w e ll a s  th e  o o rree p o .id in g  e q u ita b le  and q u a n t i f i a b l e  e o a p e a a a tlo iu
2 #  The Coca u n ity  s h a ll a u th o r is e  th e  la  p o rt a t  io n  o f  p ro d u c ts  s f  th e  s a id
c a te g o ry  chipped fro o  t ’* «  P h ilip p in e s before the d a te  on whioh the re q u e st fo r 
c o n e u lta tlo n e  was s u b m itte d ·
P ending a  s u t u a l l y  s a t i s f a c t o r y  s o lu tio n , the P h ilip p in e s undertece fo r a oei+  ‘
o f  1 c o n th  fro a  th e  d a t*  o f  n o t i f i c a t i o n  o f  th e  r e q u e s t f o r  c o n s u lta tio n s *  
to  r e s t r a i n  e x p o rts  o f  th s  p ro d u c ts  in  th e  c a te g o ry  co n cern ed  to  th e  
C o c m n lty  o r  to  th e  re g io n  d r  re g io n s  o f  th e  C o ss u n lty  B a re s t s p e c i f i e d  b y  
th e  C o ra u n ity  to  one tw e lf th  o f th e  le v e l o f  e x p o rts  re a ch e d  d u rin g  t h ·  
p re c e d in g  c a le n d a r y e a r ·
3 ·  A  q u a n t i t a t i v e  H a l t  M odified a a  a  r e s u l t  o f  th e  a p p lic a tio n  e f
p ara g ra p h  1 in  any y e a r p re c e d in g  th e  f i n a l  Agreem ent y a a r s h a ll b a  
s u b je c t t o  a grow th r a t e  so a a  to  e n su re  t h a t  th e  larval o f  th e  q u an t i t a t  lib..! 
l i s l t  s e t o u t i n  Ann sac I I  f o r  t h s  f i n a l  Agreem ent y e a r  I s  re g a in e d  l a  th a t»  
y e a r .
. · · ƒ · ' .  *
4* Should th e  P a r t i e s  b e u n a b le  in  th e  c o u rs e  o f  c o n s u lta tio n s  to  re a c h  a? 
s a t i s f a c t o r y  s o lu tio n  w ith in  th e  p e rio d  s p e c i f i e d  i n  A rtf c le ^ l?  o f  t h s r
A g re e a e n t,. the P h ilip p in e s  undertake, i f  so req u ested  by th q  Canaiunity t
—  to  suspend w h o lly  o? in port. tSi« p rovision* o f A r U c i o l  in  rwq$$$&^A
o f  tlxe G e a a u n lty io ra a o r e f  i t s  r e g io n s  f a ^ t d i 4 0 «s& ® gs^v®oi«arwod*'‘d(

■ tm  tosodlfy tb* quantitative H alt * < e t out I t  '
eo«c«rn«d so a* to  r e s t r a i n  e x p o rt*  to  th *  C o p u n ity  o r  -any o f  1 1 ^  ' 
v  * \ .. ■ •  t2gj£. o f  tm p ert*  A tta in e d  d u rin g  tb *  p r« e« d U i( c a le n d a r
■  y f J ^ ^ p l^ 'to  ,th* le v e l o f export* up to  th e  d a te  o f the req u est for-' ■  
eob*sSt»tlone plu* th e  le v e l o f export* provided fo r durin g  th *  |
o o n su ltatlo n  p eriod under paragraph 2, whichever la  th e  higher* •  *
\Jn th e  ev en t th a t  th e  p ro v is io n *  o f  t h l *  p a ra g ra p h  a r e  a p p lie d : th *
C orsrunlty u n d e rta k e*  to  m a in ta in  an  o f f e r  o f  e q u ita b le  and q u an t i f  le b lo  
com pensation* ■ *  •
i
The a p p lic a tio n  o f  th e  a « i« u r« e  p ro v id e d  f o r  l a  t h i s  p a ra g ra p h  l a  H a l t e d  
t o  th e  y e a r In  which th e  b m c u t c i  a r e  taken*
>
5 *  The p ro v le io n e  o f  p a ra g ra p h  l  ah& ll n o t a p p ly  t o  a  g iv e n  c a te g o ry  u n le s s
th e  q u a n t i t a t i v e  l i c i t  a e s ta b lis h e d  In  Annex XZ f o r  t h a  C o s s s a lty  f o r
t h a t  c a te g o ry  re p re e e n t a t  l e a s t  2,5% of total Community imports during 
1980.
■ •  *  /
£ •  The p r o v is io n s  o f  p ara g ra p h  1 s h a l l  n o t a p p ly  to  a  g lv a n  c a te g o ry  u n le s s
* *
th e  le v e l o f  Im ports o r i g i n a t i n g  in  th e P h ilip p in e *  d u rin g  th e cu rren t A grees^ 
, y e a r re p re e e n t a t l e a s t  o f  th e  q u a n t i t a t i v e  l i m i t  s e t  o u t in  Annex XI ‘ f
f o r  that category in th e  Community a a  a  w hole o r  In any re g io n  o r  re g io n *  ,
o f the Community concerned* ,  '|
7 *  Any li m i t  n o d i f le d  in  a c c o rd a n c e  w ith  th *  p ro v is io n *  o f  p arq ^rap h ji 1 o r  4 '1  
s a y  In  no c a s e  b e lo w er th a n  th e  l e v e l  o f  ia p o r ta  o f  p ro d u c ts  l a  t h a t
V *
c a te g o ry  o r i g i n a t i n g  In  th e P h ilip p in e*  in  1980 .
8* Tb* p ro v is io n s  o f  th e  a r t l o l *  a ls o  a p p ly  w here th a  l« v * l r e f e r r e d  to  i n  
p a ra g ra p h  1 i t  exceeded in  any o f  th e  Community** re g io n s *  In  au<$k *  o a t*  
t h e  c o a p e n e a tlo n  r e f e r r e d  to  In  p a ra g ra p h s 1 and 4 w i l l  co n cern  ■■T O O ; J  
re g io n  o r re g io n s  o f  th e  Community in d ic a te d  l a  th *  C o s s u n lty 'a  r e q u e s t $ 
tor c o n s u lta tio n s *  *  V  «  |■  I* $• V ith  a to  H a l t i n g  re c o u rs e  to  p a ra g ra p h  1 o f  t h l a  A r t i c l e , |
F h ilip p in e a  u n d e rta k e  ♦ to  i n f  o ra  th e  C oem unity o f  any e h arp  and ra h  a t an t  i  a  W lO ftfo a  0«6i 
I n th o  le e u e  o f  e x p o rt lic e n c e s  tor an y  c a te g o ry  w hich la
to the fulfilment of the ©oaditioaa requlr«4£oJ ^  th*
pr»#«ot ftrUoi®.

^ x a  - • '
A * ? 2 C tt 1 0  ' ^ *
.  ififViv. -  :  .  =  / '  ' ■  -  '
The H iillpp l« i|^|itiB N rtelw :. to  supply th e  Community w ith  p re c is e  ® t«tl® tic«l.
in fo rm atio n  on *11 export licence®  issu e d  by th® Philippines authorities 
f o r  a l l  c a te g o rie s  of t e x t i l e  product® s u b je c t to  th e  q u a n tita tiv e  U n it®  
e sta b lis h e d  under th is  Agreement,
The Community shall likewise trannir.it to  th #Philippine a u th o r itie s  precis®  
s t a t i s t i c a l  inform ation on import a u th o ris a tio n s  o r documents is su e d  by th e  
Community a u th o r itie s  in  re sp ec t o f ex p o rt lic e n c e s  issu e d
the Philippines,
2 , The in fo rm atio n  referred to in paragraph 1 s h a l l , f o r  a l l  c a te g o rie s  o f 
products, be tr a n a a itte d  before the end o f th e saoond ao n th  fo llo w in g  th® 
q u a rte r to  which the s t a t i s t i c s  r e l a t e ,
3.  *  -  7
The Community shall transmit to the Philippine- a u th o r itie s  im port S t a t i s t i c ·  
f o r  all products coverod by ths system of a d m in is tra tiv e  c o n tro l re fe rre d  to  
in  Article 8, Paragraph 2 and fo r products oovered by A r tic le  6 Paragraph 1«
•
4 · The in fo rm atio n  r e fe rre d  to  in  paragraph 3 s h a ll, f o r  a l l  c a te g o rie s  o f p ro ­
d u c ts, be tra n sm itte d  b s fo rs  th s  snd o f th e th ir d  month fo llo w in g  th s  q u a rte r 
to  which th s s t a t i s t i c s  r e l a t e .
3* Should I t  bo found on a n a ly s is  o f th e  in fo rm atio n  exchanged th a t th o ro  a re
s ig n if le a n t deacrepancies between th e  re tu rn s  f o r  ex p o rts end th ose f o r  ia p o r t t t  
c o n s u lta tio n s  nay be I n it i a t e d  in  accordance w ith  th e  procedure s p e c ifie d  l a  
A rtic le  17 o f th is  Agreement,
69 F or the purpose o f ap p ly in g  th e p ro v isio n s o f A rtio le  8 , and A r tic le  v  
. th e  Cooaunity undertakes to  provide the Philippine* a u th o r itie s  b e fo re  1$ April •  
o f each y e ar w ith the preceding y e a r ’s s t e t l s t l o s  on im ports o f  a l l  t e x t i l e  
products covered by t h is  A greeoent, broken down by su p p ly in g  o o ^ t ^ ; ;sn d :;r:; '
Community Member S tm t·,
7· The Philippines and .the Community shall exohmfige to th· extsnfeAW>hilble;*vail*bi<e»:'■  
statistical information on-trad· An- textil* «roduotat, ’  -

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ARTICLE 11
1« In case of divergent opinions between the Philippines and the conpe_tent
Community authorities at the point of entry into the Community on the classi­
fication of products covered by the present Agreement, classification shall 
provisionally be based on indications provided by the Community, pending consul­
tations in accordance with Article 17 with a view to reaching agreement on 
definitive classification of the product concerned.
2. If the above provisional classification results in provisional debit against 
a quantitative limit for a category of products other th .u the' c ategory 
indicated on the erport documents issued by the competent Philippine 
authorities, the Community shall irforr> the Philippines of such provisional 
debit within 30 days.
3· Kid authorities of the Philippines shall be informed of any amendment to the Comm 
Customs Tariff or Nimexe or any decision, made in accordance with the procedures
in force in the Co^-nmity, relating to the classification of products covered 
by this Agreement.
A>.y ·  eminent to the Co:.non Tariff or ITi.nexe or any decLuiou ;hicb results
\
in a modification of the classification of products covered by this Agreement 
shall not have the effect of reducing any quantitative limit established in 
Annex II.
The procedures for the application of this Paragraph are set out in Protocol A.

y : ureiduB^W
_  , . •  _  '  >  a.  :
■  ^  *he Copiaunity agree to' cooperate folly in
■  , /  • ^ |i f a ^ n t l o f t > >  o f  th e jp r e e a n t'A g r e e a e n t b y  tr a n s a h l p a a n t, ro z p u t’ i ^ v p f t ; ^ ^  
o th e r  sean s*  ■ ■  *  ■  ' .  f v ..^
2 *  Where In fo rm a tio n  a v a i la b l e  to  th e  C o sa u n lty  a a  a  r e s u l t  o f t b a  1
f in v e s tlc a tI o n a  c a r r ie d  o u t in  a c c o rd a n c e  w ith  t h s  p ro c e d u re s s e t o u t La - 
P ro to c o l A  c o n s t i t u t e s  e v id e n c e  t h a t  p ro d u c ts  o f  Philippine origin s u b i e c  
to  q u a n t i t a t i v e  H a l t s  e s ta b lis h e d  u n d e r t h i s  A g reeaent have b een 
tr a n s s h ip p e d , r e ro u te d  o r o th e rw is e  la p o r te d  In to  th e  C o.*;unity l a  
# e lrc u n v « n tIo n  o f  t h i s  A greem ent, th e  C o cau n lty  o ay  re q u i e t th e  o p e n in g
o f  c o n s u lta tio n s  in  a cco rd an ce w ith  th e  p ro c e d u re s  d e s c rib e d  in  A rt 1 :1 a  t 
o f  t h i s  A greem ent, v l t h  a  view  to  re a c h in g  agreem ent on an  e q u iv a le n t 
a d ju stm e n t o f  th e  c o rre sp o n d in g  q u a n t i t a t i v e  H a l t s  e s ta b lis h e d  u n d e r th e"  »  ■ ’  l o
Agreement.
3# P en d in g  th e  r e s u l t  o f th s  c o n s u lta tio n s  r e f s r r e d  t o  in  p ara g ra p h  2 , th e  i >
'Philippines shall a s  a  precautionary sen sure, If so requested by theCommnlf 
• ' *  *  -i
Bake ths necessary arrangement■ to ensure that adjustments of quantltottf
H a l t s  l i a b l e  to  oa ag re ed  fo llo w in g  th e  c o n s u lta tio n s  r e f e r r e d  *o In  .
p a ra g ra p h  2 , aay  b e  c a r r ie d  o u t f o r  th e  q u o ta  y e a r in  which th o  req u eaV |l
open c o n s u lta tio n s  In  acco rd an ce w ith  p ara g ra p h  2 was c a d s , o r  f o r  th e  J
fo llo w in g  y a a r tt th e  q u o ta  f o r  t h s  c u r r e n t y e a r  ip  e x h au ste d , w here f-; 3
c l e a r  ev id en ce o f  o irc u a v e n tio n  l a  p ro v id ed *  4
4 »  Should th e  p a r t i e s  b e  u n a b le  In  th e  c o u rs e  o f  c o n s u lta tio n s  to  re a c h  a  
s a t i s f a c t o r y  s o lu tio n  w ith in  th e  p e rio d  s p e c if ie d  in  A r tic le  17 o f  th e  
A g re ea e n t, th e  C o cn u n ity  s h e ll have th e  r i g h t ,  w here c le a r  e v id e n ce  o f  
O ig cunvantlon h a s  b ean  p ro v id e d , t o  d ed u o t f r o a  th e  q u a n t i t a t i v e  H a il*  
e s ta b lis h e d  u n d e r t h i s  Agreem ent am ounts e q u iv a le n t t o  t h e  p ro d u c t a  fit
v "  ' 1
P h ilip p in e  o r ig in . *
• ;*  -  a < • !

-1 5 -
ARTICLE 13
1, The Philippines shall endeavour to ensure that exports of textile 
products subject to quantitative limits are spaced out as evenly »■ 
possible over an agreement year, due account being taken, in 
particular, of seasonal factors·

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Should recourt· b« h ad to th a  dcnunciatien previsio&s o f  
Artlclt 19 ptragraph 4, tht quantitatir· liait· trtablitbtd la  
Abbox  ZZ thall b ·  a d tp ttâ  an ·  p ro  rat· bâti«·

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ARTICLE 15
1* P ortion* o f th* q u a n tita tiv e  H a l t *  e s ta b lis h e d  In  Annex XI not M «d
in  on* Member S ta te  o f th e  Community may be re a llo c a te d  to  an o th er 
Member S ta te  in  accordance w ith th e  procedures in  fo rc e  in  th e  Community*
The Community undertake* to  exaaine w ith c a re  and re p ly  w ith in  
fo u r week* to  any req u eat made fo r re a llo c a tio n  by the Philippines* In the 
event o f agreement on *uch re a llo c a tio n , th e  f l e x i b i l i t y  p ro v isio n *  s e t Out 
in A rtic le  7 a h a ll co ntinue to  be a p p lic a b le  t e  th e  le v e l*  o f  tho o r ig in a l 
a llo c a tio n .
I f ,  in  tho oourse o f  th e  a p p lic a tio n  o f  th e  Agreement the Philippines 
fin d  th a t th e  break-down o f a lim it e sta b lis h e d  in  Annex X£ ceases 
p a r tic u la r  d i f f i c u l t i e s , i t  may re q u e st th e  opening o f  c o n su lta tio n s  in  
accordance w ith th* p ro v isio n s o f  A rtio le  17 w ith a  view to  re a ch in g  a  
m utually s a tis f a c to r y  s o lu tio n .
t
2* Should i t  appear in  any given re g io n  o f  th e  Community th a t a d d itio n a l
su p p lie s a re  re q u ire d , th* Community nay, where m easures taken pursuant 
to  paragraph 1 above a re  Inadequate to  oover th o s e  req u irem en ts, a u th o ris e  
th *  im p ortation o f  amounte g r e a te r  th an  th o se  s tip u la te d  in  Annas X X *

·;* "  u r r r c i %<■:' .  '  .  /  ■  ‘1 |
■  1 ·® »  .  end tho ( M a o l t y  « d w t a k ·  to  r o f r a ln  fltM  d io o ria ln a tls *  .
In tltira ilo o a tlo n  o f  ««port llo o n o ·· and im port a u th o r!so tio n sj» |T  
doouasnto ro fo rro d  to  in  P rotooolo A and B·
t  t  '
f*  In laplam anting th in  Agrosmont, t h ·  Coat ro o tin g  P a r t i · ·  « h a ll
ts k o  oaro to  n a in ta in  t h ·  tr a d iti o n a l o o aao ro ial p ra o tie o o  and t r a d · 
flow s botwa«n tho Community sne the Philippines.
3 · Should e ith e r  P a rty  fin d  th a t t h ·  a p p lia a tio n  o f  th ia  Agreement
l a  d is tu rb in g  axi a t in* oom aerolal r e la tio n s  between im p o rters in  t h · Corx?uiity  
and suppliers in the Philippines . o o n a u lta t io n s s h a ll ba s t a r t  ad prom ptly, 
in  aoeordane« w ith  th a  prooadura a p * o ifi« d  in  A rtie lo  17 o f  th i a  A *reea«nt, 
w ith a wi«w to  ram«dyin* t h i s  s itu a tio n ·
a

ARTICLE IT
,, l, ,  consultation procedures wfarred te in thin ■  Vjj
'  (othcrtjaw^thcse ’  referred.  to in paragraph 2 of this Ar(i«l«i «lwU W  ’  [ 1
•  geworniiPliy the following n l M  t ‘ ’  .  ^
_  a-y request far eeaeuitetloae shall be notified la writing to the
• .  *
ether Partyf _
i *
•• the request for ee&oultations shall bo followed within a roasaaablo  
period (ar.d in any ease not later than .fifteen dijft following the  
. notification) by a statement setting out the reasons and circumstance*  
which, in the opinion of the requesting Party, .Justify the submission  
ef such a request*
mm the Parties shall eater into consultations within one tenth at the
latest of notification of the request, with a view to reaching agreement
or a sutually acceptable concluaien within one further nonth at the
/
latest,
- the period of one month referred to above for the purpose of reaching 
^ /VT*^ 9agreement o¥a mutually acceptable conclusion may be extended by c.ommon accord. ,
2» The special consultation procedure? referred to In Article 9 ef the |
Agreement shall be governed by the following rules t 1
•  ***-7 request for consultations shall be notified in writing to *he otfceg  
Party, together with a statement setting out the ruscas and c ir c u m s ta n c e *  
which, in the opinion of the requesting Party, Justify the submission
of ouch a roquest*
•  the Parties shall enter into consultations within 15 days st the latest
of notification of tho request, with s view-to reaching agreement or n 1 
sutually acceptable conicusion within a further 15 days at the latest* |
$•, I t  necessary, at the request of either of tho Parties and in conformity I  
with the provisions of tho Ccr.eva Arrangement, consultations shall be,h#l& I  
.on any prebless arising from tho application of this Agreement* Any  
consultations held under this Article shall bo approached by both Partiii ■  f
••in a spirav of cooperation sad with n 4*9*** to reconcile tho d i ^ e r e * * * ^  ■ 
between 1 .  ^ ^ 9

ARTICLE 18
This Agreeaent shall apply Jo tha territories within  
which the Treaty establishing the European Econonic Coaaunity  
'is applied and under the conditions laid down in that Treaty  
^  on the one hand, and to th* territory of the Philippines on trie* ' 
other hand. :  . .  .

«· 2t ·*
"  ashcli  1 9 ■
1# Thie A prM M nt s h a ll e a te r  In to  f o r a · on th e  f i r s t  day o f th e  a o sth  
fo llo w in g  the d a t· on vhioh t h ·  C o n tractin g  P a r tie s  n o tif y  each e th a r
o f t h ·  com pletion o f t h ·  procedures n ecessary  f o r  t h i s  purpose* Z t 
s h a ll be a p p lie a b l· u n til 31 Dsceaher 1986*
2* T his lir M M a t s h a ll apply w ith  o f f s e t f r o ·  I  Jan u ary  1963*
3* E ith e r P a rty  nay a t  any t i n ·  propose a o d lfle a tio n e  t o  th e  A greeaeut*
4* E ith e r P a rty  aay a t  any tim e denounce t h i s  Agreement provided th a t a t
le a s t  s ix ty  days* n o tic e  i s  given* In  th a t ev en t th e  Agreement s h a ll 
cone to  an sad on the e x p iry  o f th e p e rio d  o f n o tic e *  .
9* The Annexes and P ro to c o ls to  t h i s  Agreement,
as well as the Agreed Minutes shall fora an integral part thereof»

ARTICLE 20
t h iH f . l*re«Hnt «hall bo drown up la two «09IM la tho Saiiki Suteb«  
tegllshe frtncht Csroaa, Gr««k, and Italian languages, each 
of tfcoao tort« bolaff fQuHJjr «atiisatio.

1 CW&i&mmm*  'havo'heen oyiid'in the coraeosition of tho terrtit® ■  *jfjPWplp|S
/ ■ to  T&‘ fa c d lita te ro fo rc n e o  to  tho new G rousing?,' tfefcAr
ftitten 1 1x 7 ^ .  ...-  '  . . .  • * • ■ • / ' <
nOC? I A Textiles Categories 1, 2, J . |
B Clothing *  Categories! 4, 5® 6 « 7* 8  if
1  •  ,
GROUP IX A Textile* Catogorioo 9, 20, 22, 23, 32, 39 r j
B Clothing •  Categories 12, 13, 14A,, 143, 15A, 153® 18, *
17, 18, 19, 21, 24, 26, 27, 20,
29, 30A, 303, 31, 68, 73® 78, 78®
81, 83-
• o ® .
CROUP III A Textile* .Categories 33, 34, 35® 36, 37, 38A, 380, 40, ^
41, 42, 43, (14, 45. 46, 47, 48, 49,
50, 51. 52, 53. 54, 55. 56, 57.' 58.
59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 6% 66,
B Clothing Categories 10, 67, 69, 70, 71, 72, 74, 75® 77 1
80, 82, e/J, 85 , 8 5 , 87, 88
C Industrial Categories 90. 91® 92, 93, 94® 95. 96, 97, ?P t j
Textiles 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104® 105, |
105, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, UP® >
.. :-t  . 113. 114. .
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IToto t
Category Ifl^ eo^jpriscs forncr categories 10 and 11 . . .  ' v
Category Ziitjpiwnprisos foracr categories 24 and 25 - -, / :  1
Category IJ'eoaprises foracr catogorios 19 and 89 * .  :  ^ V
Category 72 cenprlcca foraor catogorios 72 and 79 -i,  .  . . A T * .  • .  ’ U
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ANNEX I

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4pieces/kg g/piece ;
1 5 5 .0 5 , 5 5 .0 5 -1 3 : C otton'yam , n ot p u t u p  for r e ta il-
I9;2!;25: sale27;29:33; *
35:37:41;4 5 ; 46; 4 8 ;52;58;6I;65;67;69;7 2 ; 78;92; .
9 8
-'  -
2 5 5 .0 9 O th er w oven  fa b rics of cotton :
5 5 .0 9 -0 3 ; W o v en  fa b rics of cotton . *
04; 05; 06; oth er th a n  gau ze, te r r y  fa07; 08; 0 9 ; b r ic s, n a rro w  w oven  fa b r ics.10;12;1); p ile fa b r ics, chenille fa b rics.1 4 ; 1 5 ; 1 6 ; tu lle an d  o th er n et fa b rics1 7 ; 1 9 ; 2 1 ;29:32:34;35;37;38; ■·- ··
3 9 ; 41; 4 9 ;'51:52; 5 3 ;5 4 ; 5 5 ; 5 6 ;57;59; 61;'
63:64; 65; '
6 6 ; 67;68; /* 69; 7 0 ; 7 1 ;7 2 ; 7 3; 7 4 ; ’  -
7 5 ; 76;77;78; 79;80;8 1 ; 82;83;84; 86; 90; .  ■  .
91:92:93;98; 9 9 1
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—•5 5 .0 9 -0 6 ; a) O f w h ich  oth er th a n  u n -
07:08:51; bleach ed  o r  b leach ed
52:53:54;55;56;57;
59; 61; 63; "  ■  ...u
64; 65; 6 6 : · .  -J . · ' ·  . ·
67; 7 0 ; 7 1 ;* • > a .'
80; 81; 8 2 ;-83:84:86:90; 91;92; •  ;·'·^ ■93; 9 8; 9 9
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A . Of syntlielic textile fib res: l
5 6  0 7 -0 1  •  W oven  fa b rics of syn th etic ' * :  /04-05; 07; fib res (discon tin u ous o r I08:10; 1 2 : w aste) o th er th an  n a r r o w  •  ,  s  j1 5 ; 1 9 ; 2 0; w oven fa b rics, pile fa b rics j2 2 ; 2 5 ; 2 9 ; (including te r r y  fa b rics) a n d  
, 30:31:35; ch en ille fa b rics \
38:39:40;41 ;  47; 45;
4 6 ; 4 7; 49 .
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•  * . ,  5 6 .0 7 -0 1 ; a) O f w h ich  oth er th a n  u n- !  '05; 07; 08; b leach ed  or b leach ed1 2 ; 1 5 ; 1 9 ; .22:25;29; •  '  '  ,31;35;38; '40;41;43;46; 47; 49 -
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5 0 ; 5 8 ; 7 1 ;  79:89U n d er g a rm en ts, k n itted  or cr o ­cheted , not elastic or ru b b e rized :
S h irts. T -sh irts. lig h tw eig h t  fine k n it ro ll, polo o r tu r tle  n eck ed  ju m p ers an d  p ull­o v ers. u n d erv ests an d  th e lik e,  k n itted  o r  croch eted , not elas­tic o r . ru b b erized , o th er th a n  b ab ies’  g a rm en ts, of cotton  o r  svn th etic textile fib r es:  T -sh irts an d  lig h tw eig h t fin e  k n it ro ll, polo o r tu r tle  n eck ed  ju m p ers an d  p u llovers, of r e ­g en erated  textile fib res, o th er  th a n  b abies’  g a rm en ts
16.48·  !*%
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4 3O u te r g a rm en ts an d  o th er a rticles,  k n itted  o r  croch eted , n ot elastic  o r  ru b b erized :
A . O u !;r g a rm en ts a n d  cloth in gaccessories:
J ersey s, p u llovers, slip -overs,  w aistcoats, tw in sets, ca rd i­gan s, b ed -jack ets an d  ju m ­p ers, k n itted  o r  croch eted , n ot  elastic o r  ru b b erized , of w ool,  of cotton  o r of m an -m ad e tex­tile fib r e s4 -5 3  1
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1 .0 2 -6 6 ;  8; 7 21 -
W om en ’ s, g irls' an d  in fan ts' otter  g a rm en ts:
B .' O th e r :
M en ’ s an d  b oys' «oven  b reech es, sh o rts an d  tr o u se r s  (in clu d in g stack s); w om en ’ s,  g ir ls' a n a : in fan ts' w oven  tro u ser s an d  slacks, of w ool,  of cotton o r of m an -m ad e tex­tile fib res!
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*accessories.
II. O th e r 5-Si 1 8 0
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6 0.05-22;  23; 24; 2 5
6 1.02-78;  82; 8 4B . O th e r :
B lou ses an d  sh irt-b lo u ses,  k n itted , croch eted  (not elastic  o r  ru b b erized ), o r w oven , fo r  w om en , g irls a n d  in fan ts, of  w ool, of cotton  or of m an ­m ad e textile fib r esi
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1 — 18 6 1 .0 3AM en 's an d  boy's u n d er g a rm en ts,  includ in g collars, sh irt fro n ts an dcu ffs:440 217
6 7.03-11;  1 5 ; 1 9M en 's an d  boys’  sh irts,  w oven, of w ool, of cotton  o r  of m an -m ad e textile fib res

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-62 .0 2 B  III a) 1B e d  linen, tab le linen, toilet lin er  a n d  k itch en  lin en ; cu rta in s a n c  o th er fu rn ish in g  a rticles;. .
B . O th e r ;
.............- .......5 5
.0 8 -1 0 ;  30; 50:80
6 2 .0 2 -7 1W o v en  cotton  te r r y  fa b r ics;  toilet a n d  k itch en  lin en  o l  w oven  cotton  te r r y  fa b r ic s
2 0 6 2 .0 2 B  la)  
c)B ed  linen, ta b le lin en , toilet lin en  a n d  k itch en  lin en ; cu rta in s a n d  o th er fu rn ish in g  articles:.-
B . O th e r :
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.02-12;  1 3 ; 1 9B e d  linen, w oven
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2 2 5 6 .0 5AY a r n  of m an -m ad e fib r es (discon­tin u ou s o r  w a ste), n ot p u t u p  fo r  r e ta il sale:/  ’  ;
A . O f syn th etic textile fib res:
5 6 .0 5 -0 3 :  05; 07; 09;  M : 1 3 ; 1 5 ;  19;21;23;  25;28;32;  34:36:38:  39; 42; 4 4 ;  45; 46; 4 7-Y a r n  of d iscontinuous o r  w a ste syn th etic fib res, n ot p u t  u p  fo r r e ta il sa le
-56.05r21;  23; 25; 2 8 ;  32;34;36a ) O f w h ich  a cry lic
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2 3 5 6 .0 5BY a r n  of m an -m ad e fib res (discon­tin u ou s o r w aste), n ot p u t u p  fo r  r e ta il sale:■  '  ■ ;  A
B . O f reg en era ted  textile fib r es:
5 6 .0 5 -5 1 ;  5 5 ; 6 1; 6 5 ;  71;75;81;  8S;9I;95;  
9 9Y a r n  of discontinuous o r  w a ste re g en era ted  fib res, n o t  p u t u p  for reta il sa fe
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32 ex$l4»§£ " ' ’ V  '  •  '  W oven  pile fa b rics and chenille {  , ••'^^F..fa b rics (o th er tita n  te r r y  tow elling . 'o r sim ilar te r r y  fa b rics of cotton ■  fa llin g - w ith in  b ead in g No 55 .0 8  .  an d  fabrics falling w ith in  h ead in g , ■N o-58.05): , .
58 .0 4 -0 7 ; W oven  pile fa b rics a n d  ch en - ,II; IS ; 1 8 ; ille fa b r ic s, (other.than te r r y  41;43:45; fa b rics of cotton  aad n a r r o w6I;63;67; w oven fa b rics), of w ool, of ;  '  .69; 71; 7 5 ; cotton  o r of m an -m ad e textile '77; 7 8  fib res ’*  •  f
_______ .  . .  .  . .  1  . ........ •.....“  ....*  /  » *
58
.04-63 a) of which cotton corduroy
39 62 .0 2  B e d  linen, ta b le lin en , toilet lin en  ' -B  I I  a) an d  k itch en  lin en ; cu rta in s an dc) oth er fu rn ish in g a rticles:. Ill a) 2c) B . O th e r :
62.02-40; W o v en  tab le lin en , toilet an d  1  «42; 44; 46; k itch en  linen, oth er th an  of  51; 5?;65; cotton  te r r y  fa b r ic72:74;77

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O th er th a n  w om en 's sto c k in g :  
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6 0 .0 4 -4 )? ;  5 6 ; 75; 8 5
1M en's a n d  b oy's u n d erp a n ts  an d  b riefs, w om en 's, g irls'  a n d  in fa n ts' (oth er th a n  b a ­
bies') k n ick ers a n d  b riefs,  k n itted  o r croch eted , not elas­tic o r r u b b erized , of cotton  o r  syth etic textile fib res—
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1 4  A 6 1 .0 1 A  II
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M en’ s an d  b oys’  coats of im ­p reg n a ted , coated , co v ered  o r  lam in ated  w oven  fa b r ic fa ll-1 - 0 1 0 0 0
in g w ith in  h ead ing N o 5 9 .0 8 ,  5 9 .1 1  o r 5 9 .1 2
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1 4  B 6 1 .0 1 B  V b) 1236 1 .0 1 -4 1 ;  42; 44; 46;  4 7M en’ s an d  boys’  ou ter g a rm eq ts:
M en ’ s an d  boys’  w oven  o v er­coats, ra in coats an d  o th er  coats, cloak s an d  cap es, o th er  th a n  th ose of ca teg o ry  1 4  A ,-  of w ool, of cotton o r of m an ­m ad e textile fib r es
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2  61.01-34; M en 's a n d  b oys’  w oven  jack - ,J 36; 37 ets (excluding w a ister jack ets) .an d  b la zers of w ool, o r cottowo r of m a n -m ad e textile fib res ( >
II 61.03 M en’ s an d  boys’ u n d er g a rm en ts," includ in g co llars, sh irt fro n ts am iC  cuffs: .•  %  . -
61.03-31; M en ’ s a n d  beys’w oven  u n d e r3 3; 3 9; II; g a rm en ts o th er th a n  sh ir ts, ofIS; 8 9  w ool, of cotton  o r of m an - 1m a d e texile fib r e s
1 9  I  ® 105 H an d k erch iefs:
/ 61.05-20 A . O f w oven  cotton  fa b r ic , of a/ '  valu e of m o re th a n  IJ  E C UI  k g  n et w eigh t <
/  ---------- --------------J ---------- — ~ , __________  ___ 5 9  1 7
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61.05-30; H a n d k erch iefs of w oven99 fa b r ic, of a  valu e of n ot m o r eth a n  1 5  EC U /kg n et w eig h t
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26 6005 Outer garments and other articles, 1A lib ) 4oc) 1 1 knitted or crocheted, not elastic -
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ee)60.05-45; Women's, girls' and infants*
46; 47; 48 (other than babies') woven 
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- - - - -52; 53; 54 of man-made textile fibres
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knitted or crocheted, not elastic-
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61.02-42; W om en 's, g irls' an d  in fan ts’  *  I  :43; 44 (o th er th a n  b ab ies') w oven ]. .. __ ____ _____su
its an d  costu m es (including i  coord in ate su its con sistin g of •  tw o o r  th r ee p ieces w h ich  a r eo rd ered , p ack ed , consigned 'a n d  n o rm a lly  sold to g eth er), '  ;of w ool, of cotton  orof m an - ' »m ad e textile fib res, excludingsk i su its -v :
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61.0^11; W o m en  s, g irls' an d  in fan ts’  L ______ | .  ----- - ----
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30 B  61.04 ’ ' W om en ’ s, g irls’  a n d  in fan ts' u n - »  " «B I I d er ga rm en ts: ’ ,
6 1 .1 )4 -9 1 ; W o m en 's, g irls’  a n d  in fa n ts’ j -J S93;98 (o th er th a n  b abies’ ) w oven  -»u n d er g a rm en ts, o th er th a n  , 1  .,||p yja m a s a n d  n ig h t d resses, of I  3w ool, of cotton  o r of m a n - ! I. m a d e textile fib res J  'iM
,ln 0 .  C o rsets, co rset-b elts, su sp en d er- 1  55 '
■ S 3 1  b elts, b ra ssieres, b ra ces, su sp eh - I  -t8 Zd ers, g a r te r s an d  th e lik e (indud- J  »  ■■■“ing su ch  a rticles of k n itted  o r cro - ;”  .  cheted fa b rics) w h eth er o r  n ot '  %
elastic: j . $
61.09-50 B rassiires, w oven , k n itted  o r .cro ch eted
6 8  60.04 U n d er g a rm en ts, k n itted  o r  cro - J  •A  1  ch eted . n o t elastic o r ru b b erized : |’  jl
II a) t 'M  A . B a b ies' ga rm en ts; g ir ls' g a r - jc\ m en ts u p  to an d  in clu d in g , •  (  .  aHI com m ercial size 8 6 : j "  ^
d) '  60.04-02; B ab ies’  u n d er g a rm en ts of I  •  . ' ’ ,  103; 04; 06: k n itted  o r  croch eted  fa b rics, ■  i .%vj|07;08; 1 0 ; nptelastico, ru b b erized - - |
—  - •  .... II,:I2:M • ;  ^

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■ ~ ~ ~ T v S -  ».-=« ,■ /::■. ' * ■* “» o f  •«««•"«•
CMMMr" ' oayM M M tM *"" code ' » w * w  ................. ■"' ■■—■ ■ '  '■■■ —— .......—
■'
• ' '* ' 1  ■’  - f  * ,wk:. ••-'-•'-%•.• .  piece*/kg
'  '  .  '  J  “  ’  *  '  1 -6 7  600 • '
^  6®.65 Outer garments and other articles.
A 1 1 ^ 3  knitted or crocheted, not elaatico r ru b b erized :
A . O u ter g a rm en ts an d  clothing t  *accessories: ! •t -
II. O th e r : |!
60.05-16; T r a ck  su its of k n itted  o r•  7* .  | 9 ’  croch eted  fa b ric, n ot elas-*  tic o r  ru b b erised , of w ool, ,of cotton  o r  of m an -m ad e >'
textile fib res '
-t •7 6  6 1 .0 1  M en 's an d  boys'outer g a rm en ts ;B  I  ‘
6 1 .0 2  W om en 's, girls'and in fan ts’ou ter ' '•-B  II a) ga rm en ts: '
B . O th e r: 1 f
. 6 1 .(1 1 -1 3 .; M en 's a n d  b oys' w oven  in - :1 5 ; 1 7 ; 1 9  d u stria l an d  occu p ation alcloth in g; w om en 's, g irls’  a n d6 1.02-12; in fan ts' w oven  a p ro n s, j1 4  sm ock -overalls an d  oth er in - >d u stria l a n d  occu p ation al  cloth in g (w h eth er o r not alsosu itab le fo r  dom estic u se), of ,w ool, of cotton o r of m a n - .  >m ad e textile fib r e s
78 6 1 .0 1  M en ’ s and boys’o u ter g a rm en ts:A  I I  „B  M | 61.01-09: M en 's and-boys'w oven b a thV  f) | 2 4; 2 5; 26; ro b es, d ressin g  gow ns, sm ok -g)| 81;92; 95; in g jack ets a n d  sim ila r indoor -;T  '2  96 , w ea r , sk i su its con sistin g of ,
3 tw o o r th r e e  p ieces an d  o t h C Tou ter g a rm en ts, excep t g a r - •m en ts of categ o ries 6, 1 4  A , . .  4'.M B. 1 6 , 1 7 , 2 1 , 7 6  an d  79, of Tw ool, of cotton  o r of m a n -m ad e textile fib res ,  -
1  . * »  *  .*
8 1  ‘  61.02 W om en's, g irls’  an d  ou ter g a r - - ■■ ■- : ! ''W $ r % i ) i ' v ' -B  l b) I  m en ts! ■ik ~ "t*  ’
.  e) 8 as) * • O th e r :- • •  J p Z -  .-.-..J ;;
®  61.02-07; W om en 's, girls' and in fa n ta *  ,vv ,  •
z S .  22; 23; 24; ■  w oven b 'a th  ro b es; d ressin g •  /  • •  'i;./ “  85;90;9f; •  . towns, bedjadt#iifi||wr '  . 1-J..- 92 -in d oor w ea r a n d  d M fw 'fg a p  ’ H a  **m en ts. excep t faraM fc;'J* y* •  wffllBl'' '  *u  .  ga^fSpSAfT’  ■ -  ■  •  •  w d of, of cotton orof-mn-
l h \  ;  ;  -  -  ^  m adptcxtile fibres,

NtMGU 
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S3 6009 
A 11^
b) 4 hli) II 
22
' 33
44
ijij) II 
kk) II 
II) II 
22 
33 4460.05-04; 
76; 77; 78 
79; 81; 85 
88:89.90 
91Outer d m c n o  and other articiea, 
knittod or crocheted, not elastic 
or rubberized:
A. Outer garments and clothing 
accessories:
1 1 . Other;
Outer garments, knitted 
or crocheted, not elastic 
or rubberized, other than 
garments of categories 5, 
7, 26. 27. 28. 71,72. 73. 74 
and 75, of wool, of cotton 
or of man-made textile 
fibres

G R b U P ’ i n  A
C— in
33 51.04
A  H I a )
62.03 
8 II b) I
34 51.04 
A III b)
33 51.04 
A IVMMCXC
«n*
i n m
51.04-06
62.03-96Own i f r iw
Woven fabrics of m u -iiude 
fibres (continuous), including 
woven fabrics of monofil or strip- 
falling within heading No 51.01
or5l.02:
| A. Woven fabrics of synthetic 
te.Mile fibres:
Sacks and bags, of a kind used 
for the packing of goods:
B. Of other textile materials:
II. Other:
Woven fabrics of strip or 
the like of polyethylene or 
polypropylene, less than 
3 m wide; woven sacks of 
such strip or the like
51.04-08Woven fabrics of man-made 
fibres (continuous), including 
woven fabrics of monofil or strip 
falling within heading No 51.01 
or 51.02:
A. Woven fabrics of synthetic 
textile fibres:
Woven fabrics of strip or the 
like of polyethylene or poly* 
propylene, 3 m or more wide
51.04-10; 
11;13; 15 
17;18; 21 
23:25:27 
28; 32; 34 
36:41:48
51.04-10; 
15;17; 18; 
23; 25; 27; 
28; 32; 34; 
41; 48Woven fabrics of man-made 
fibres (continuous), including 
woven fabrics of monofil or strip 
falling within heading No 51.01 
or 51.02:
A. Woven fabrics of synthetic 
textile fibres:
Woven fabrics of synthetic 
textile fibres' (continuous) 
other than those for tyres and 
those containing elastomeric
yarn:
- a) Of which other than un 
bleached or bleached V-  a  S i *
pieees/fcg <

m m * * * * - ■  i p H H M .. •DescnauonT abtafo* i mM #
pieces/kg
» 51.04- 
B HI
51.04-55: 
56; 5 8 :6 2 : 
6 4 ;6 6 ;7 2 : 
7 4 ;7 6 :8 1 ; 
89; 93; 94; 
97; 98
51-04-55; 
5 8 :6 2 :6 4 ; 
7 2 ;7 4 ;7 6 ; 
8 1 ;8 9 ;9 4 ;
97:98'Woven fabrics of man-made 
fibres (continuous), including 
woven fabrics of monofil or stnp 
falling within heading No 51.01
or 51.C2:
B. Woven fabrics of regenerated 
textile fibres:
Woven fabrics of regenerated 
textile fib es (continuous) 
other than fiose for tyres and 
those containing elastomene 
yam:
r) Of which othet than un­
bleached or bleached
37 56.07
B
56.07-50; 
5 1 :5 5 :5 6 ; 
5 9 ;6 0 ;6 I; 
65; 67; 68; 
69; 70; 71; 
72; 73; 74; 
77; 7 8 ;8 2 ; 
83; 84; 87
56.07-50; 
5 5 ;5 6 ;5 9 ; 
6 1 ;6 5 ;6 7 ; 
6 9 :7 0 :7 7 ; 
7 3 ;7 4 ;7 7 ; 
7 8 ;8 3 ;8 4 : 
87Woven fabrics Of man-made 
fibres (discontinuous or waste):
B. Of regenerated textile fibres:
Woven fabrics of regenerated 
textile fibres (discontinuous 
or waste) other than narrow 
woven fabri.:', pile fabrics 
(including ro.y fabrics) and 
chenille fabrics:
a) Of which other than un­
bleached or bleached
38 A 60.01
B lb ) 1
60.01-40Knitted or crocheted fabric, not 
elastic or rubberized;
i  B. Oi n- .n-made fibres:
< s  nitted or crocheted syn­
thetic curtail fabrics includ­
ing net curtain .fabric., ,i ■  •
«*02
A . II
6202 *mBed linen, table lfifeh, toilet line* 
and kitchen. linen; cumins and: 
other furniahmsaitlclea:
A  i Net curtains

CMWnry OCT NaNIMEXE
code
( i « aTable-of equivalence
Dcscripnoa
40 62.02 
B IV a) 
c)
4162.02-83; 
85; 89Bed linen, table linen, toilet linen 
and kitchen linen, curtains and 
other furnishing articles;
B . Other:
Woven curtains (other than 
r:t curtainsi and furnishing 
articles, of wool, of cotton or 
of man made textile fibres
ex 51.01 
AYarn of man-made fibres (contin­
uous), not put up for retail sale;
42 ex 51.01 
B51.01-05: 
06; 07; 08 
09; 10. 12 
20; 22;24 
27:29:30 
35:36:37 
39; 40:45A. Varn 
fibres:synthetic textile
Yarn of synthetic textile 
fibres (continuous), not put 
up for retail ‘ale, other than 
non-textured single yarn 
untwisted or with a twist of 
not more than 50 turns per 
metre
51.01-50; 
61; 67;68; 
71; 77;78; 
80
43 51.03
44 51.04 
A II51.03-10;
20Yarn of man-made fibres (contin 
uous). not put up lor retail sale:
B. Yarn of regenerated textili 
fibres:
Yam of regenerated textili 
fibres tcontinuous), not pu 
up for retail sale, other that 
single yarn of viscose rayor 
untwisted or with a twist o 
not more than 250tums'pe 
metre and single non-texturec 
yarn of any acetate
Yam of man made fibres (contin­
uous), put up for retail sale
51.04-05Woven fabrics of man-made 
fibres (continuous), including, 
woven fabrics of monofil or strip 
falling (thin heading No 51.01 
or 5! 02.
A Wmen fabrics of synthetic 
textile fibre,
Woven fabrics of synthetic 
textile fibres (continuous), 
containing elastomeric yarnpieces/kg g/piece

CaMgary OCT»«>4i·» NoNIMEXe
code
<19«)Oocripiaa
-  · ■ * ·t i t, ···' 5 * ' *··**«« ·.·:· -
p v e e e s / k g  q / o i e e #  ' . J j l  
----............. ..............  ■' - ...... i .. ...■...■« a .g B
45 5
1 . 0 4 '^ ’“ ' 
B II
51.04-54Woven fabrics of ihan.-made 
fibres (continuous), including 
woven fabrics of monofil or strip 
falling within heading No 51.01 
or 51.02;
B Woven fabrics of regenerated 
textile fibres:
Woven fabrics of regenerated 
textile fibres (continuous), 
containing elastomeric yam• i  ■  J
: i
!  i '!
; H
46 '
__ .  .  .ex 53.05
’_53
.05-10; 
22; 29; 32; 
39Sheep’s or lamps' wool or other 
animal hair (fine or coarse), card­
ed or combed:
Carded or combed sheep's or 
lambs' wool or other fine ani­
mal hairi J 
' > * ?
\
-1______________  1
47 5
3.06
53.08
A
53.06-21;
25;31;35;
51:55;71;
75
53.08-11;
15
48 53.07
53.08 
B
53.07-02; 
08;12;18; 
30; 40; 51; 
59:81:89Y*rn of carded sheep's or lambs' 
wool (woollen yarn), not put ud 
for retail sale:
Yarn of fine animal hair (carded  
or combed), not put up for retail sale:
Yarn of carded sheep's or 
lambs wool (woollen yam) or 
of carded fine animal hair 
not put up for retail sale
53.08-21;
25am oi comoert sneep s or lambs’ 
wool (worsted yarn), not put up 
for retail sale:
Yam of fine animal hair (carded 
or combed), not put up for retail sale:
Yarn of combed sheep's or 
lambs' wool i worsted yam) cr 
of combed fine animal hair, 
not put up for retail sale
49 ex 53.10
53.10-11;
15Yam of sheep'·· or lamb's wool, 
of hoiMth.iir o. of other animal 
hair i fine or coarse), put up for re 
tail sal·.:
Yarn i f sheep's or lambs’  
wool oi oi fine animal hair, 
P'u up fur retail sale

-HtHtestt'
' * m r kT&0
p ieces/k gM
so 5S.II53.11-0!; 
IB ;07; II; 
13; 17; 20. 
30; 40; 52; 
54;58;72; 
74; 75; 82; 
84;88:9I; 
93; 97Woven fabrics o f s t e p ’* *
lambs* wool or Of fine anim ^
51 55.04 55.04-00 Cotton, carded or combed
. At
...52 55.0655 0 6 - 1 0 ,  jc'o tto n  yarn. put up lor retail sale 
90 ’ |
s V
j________________ j_____________ : ___________________
53 55.07 55.07-10;
901
Colton gauze
54 56.04
B
56.04-21 ; 
23; 28 •Man-made fibres (discontinuous ‘ 
or waste), carded, combed or 
otherwise prepared for spinning:
B. Regenerated textile fibres:
Regenerated textile fibres 
(discontinuous or waste), 
carded or combed
55 56.04
A
56.04-11; 
13:15; 16: 
17; 181
Man-made fibres (discontinuous 
or waste); carded, combed or 
otherwise prepared for spinning:
A. Synthetic textile fibres:
. Synthetic textile fibres.(dis-.  
continuous or waste); carded 
or combed

MM EXE
c o d e
< * •»f i i * c * s / k a
56 56.06
A
56.06-11;
15Yam o f m an-m ade fibre* (discon­
tinuous or waste). p a l up for 
tail sale:
Yam o f synthetic, textile 
fibres (discontinuous o r 
w aste), p ut up for retail sale
57 56.06
B
56 06-20Yam of man-made fibres (discon­
tinuous or waste), put up for're- '.  
tail sale: .  -
Yam of regenerated textile 
fibres (discontinuous '.von1  
waste), put up for retail site
58 58.01 58.01-01;
11; 13;17; 
30; 80Carpets, carpeting,and rags, knot-, 
ted (made up or not)
59 58.02 
ex A 
B
59.02 
ex A
58.02-04; 
06; 07; 09 
56; 61; 65 
71; 75; 81 
85:90
59.02-01;
09Other carpets, carpeting, njga, 
mats and matting, and •Keler.i’, 
Schumacks' and ‘karamanie’  
rugs and the like (made up or 
not?-
Felt and arndes of felt, whether 
or not impregnated or coated:
A. Felt in the piece or simply cut 
to rectangular shape:
Woven, knitted or crocheted 
carpets, carpeting, rugs, mats 
and matting, and ‘Kelem', 
‘Schumacks’ and ‘karamanie* 
rugs and the like (made tip cr 
not); floor covering, of felt
60 58.03
58.03-00Tapestries, hand-made, o f (he 
type Gobelins, Flanders, Aubus- 
son, Beauvais and the like, and 
p.-clieworked tapestries.(for ex- 
ampi* pent point  and-; cross 
stitch) made fh .panels JAd the like by hand:
T apestries, hand-m ade ,
61 58.05
Ala)
c
II
&  :
58.05-01; 
08; 30; 40; 
51;59;61; 
69; 73; 77; 
79;,90Narrow woven fahdULim^ nar- -  raw fnfrrifT (hnliW^nNaiihg of
w arp w ith ^ /.w e fV ^ S S B te c T tiy
means of atW i(ilw C tirt^> j,hiiii
'T^-rttgrra (rajirti , i  f W insu o n1

NIMEXC ■  ■  oab- ' Descriptionnieces/kg
62 $8.06
58.07
58.08
58.09
S8.I058.0 6-10;
90
58.07-31; 
39; 50; 80
<8.08-10;
90
58.09-11; 
19; 21; 31; 
35; 39; 91; 
95; 99
58.10-21; 
29; 41; 45; 
49; 51;-$5; 
59Woven labels, badges and the 
like, not embroidered, in the 
piei-t- tit -(rips or cut to shape or 
size
rhenillc yarn (including flock 
chenille yarn), gitnped yam (other 
than metallized yam falling with­
in heading No 52.01 and gimped 
horsehair yam), braids and orna­
mental trimmings in the piece; 
.tassels, pompons and the like:
Chenille , arn (including flock 
chenille yarn), gimped yam 
tother than metallized yam 
ami gimped horsehair yam); 
braids and ornamental trim­
mings in the piece; tassels, 
pompons and the like
Tulle and other net fabrics (but 
not deluding woven, knitted or 
crocheted fabrics), plain
Tulle and other net fabrics (but 
not. including woven, knitted or 
crocheted fabrics), figured; hand 
or mechanically made lace, in the 
piece, in strips or in motifs
Embroidery, in the piece, in strips 
or in motifs
63 60.01 
B la)
60 ,0 6
A
60.01-30
60iO6-ll:
18Knitted or crocheted fabric, not 
elastic or rubberized:
B - Of man-made fibres:
Knitted or crocheted fabric and 
articles thereof, elastic or rubber­
ized (including elastic knee-caps 
and elastic stockings):
A. Fieri c:
Knitted or crocheted fabric, 
not elastic or rubberized of 
synthetic textile fibres, con­
taining elastofibres; knitted 
or crocheted fabric, elastic Or 
rubberized

T a b l e
plecee/kg
64
6S
6660.01 
B HO 2 
3
60.01
A
B lb) 4 
II
C I
62.01
A
B I 
IIa)
b)
c>60.01-51;
35Knitted or crocheted fabric, not 
elastic or rubberized:
B. Of man made fibres:
Rachel lace and long-pile fab­
ric (imitation fur), knitted or 
crocheted, not clastic or rub­
berized, of synthetic textile 
fibres
60 01-01; 
10; 62; 64; 
65;68; 72; 
74;75;78; 
81; 89; 92; 
94; 96;97
62.01-10; 
20; 81;85; 
93; 95Knitted or crocheted fabric, not
elastic ot nibhrri7cd:
Other ihan those of categories 
38 A, 63 and 64, of wool, of 
cotton or of man-made textile 
fibres
Travelling rugs and blankets:
Travelling rugs and blankets, 
of wool, of cotton or of man­
made textile fibres

cCTiMMfe«r*NtMEXI
(IM2) p i e e t s /119 «/!> •»««*
< 06 0 .0 2
A
60.02-40Glows, inittens and mitts.
qr crocheted, not elastic or nib*
berized-
G loves, m ittens an a mitts, 
knitted op crocheted, not 
elastic or rubberized, 
im pregnated or coated w ith 
artificial plastic materials17 pairs 59
B
60.02-50; 
60;70;80Gloves, mittens and mitts,  
knitted or crocheted, not  
elastic or rubberized, other  
than-impregnated or coated 
with artificial plastic  materi als
67 60.05
A II b) 5 
B
60.06 
B II
III
60.05- 93: 
94:95:96; 
97;98;99
60.06- 92; 
96; 98Outer garments and other articles, 
knitted or crocheted, not elastic
or rubberized:
Knitted or crocheted fabric and. 
articles thereof, elastic or rubber* 
ized (including elastic knee-caps 
and elastic stockings): "
B. Other:
Clothing accessories and 
other articles (except g’.r-; 
ments), knitted or crocheted, 
not elastic or rubberized; arti­
cles (other than bathing cos­
tumes) of knitted or crocheted 
fabric, elastic or rubberized, 
of wool, of cotton, or x)ff 
?  ■  man-made textile fibres ' I
60.05-97 a) of which sacks and bags of a kind  
used for the packing of goods,  
made from polyethylene or polypropylene strip
69 60.04
B IVb)2cc)
60.04-54Under garments, knitted or cro­
cheted. not elastic or rubberized;
B. Of other textile materials:
Women's, girls’  and infants* 
knitted or crocheted petti­
coats and slips, of synthetic 
textile -  fibres, other than 
babies* garmeits7.8 128
70 60.04 
B HI
60.04-31; 
33:34 .Under garments, knitted or cro­
cheted, not elaslioor rubberized:
?B. - Ofother teazle tatcafaib:
•  A T \ -
>  Pantyhose30.4

NtMCXS
<1M21T i c i r
pf«ces/kg
71
6 0 .0 5 -0 6 ; 
0 7 ; 0 8 ; 09Outer garments and other ddctaj, 
knitted or crocheted, not elastic 
or rubberized;
A. Outer garments and closing
accessories:
II. Other; 
b) Other;
I. Babies' garments; 
girls’ garments up 
to and including 
commercial size 
86;
Babies* knitted 
-niter garments, of 
wool, of cotton or 
of man-made tex­
tile fibres
72
60.06  
B I
60.0 5- 11; 
I  13; H
6 0 .0 6 - 91Outf-r garments and other articles, 
knitted or crocheted, not elastic 
or rubberized;
A. Outci garments and clothing
accessaries'
II. Other
1  Knitted or crocheted lanric ana 
articles thereo), elastic or nibber- 
</cd (irciuding clastic knee-caps
jir.fi clastic stockings):
B. Other;
*KfiiBed swimwear9,7103
6 1 .0 1
b n
61.62  
B l i b )
61.01-22;
23
61.02-16;
18I Men's and boys* outer  garments:
Women's, girls' and infants' oufei 
garm ents:
B. Other:
Woven swimwear, of wool,  of 
cotton or of man-made textile j
fib re .  j60.05
A lib )  I
|  6U.<»5 
A fib) 2

NOUDOf
<wS5>
60.05
A li b) 4 S |) I I
22
33
60.05-71; 
72; 73; 74b u m ^ o T i^ K k tie ^  not elastic 
ór rubberized;
A. Outer garments and clothing 
accessories:
II. Other:
Women’s, gifts’ and .  in- 
rants’ (other than babies') 
suits and costumes (in­
cluding coordinate suits 
consisting of two or three 
pieces which are ordered, 
packed, 'consigned and 
normally sold together), 
of knitted or crocheted 
fabric, not elastic or rub­
berized, of wool, of cot 
ton or of man-made tex 
tile fibres, excluding ski 
suits
75 60.05
A II b) 41!)
60.05-66;
68Outer garments and other articles, 
knitted or crocheted, not elastic 
or rubberized:
A. Outer garments and clothing 
accessories:
II. Other:
Men’s and boys’ suits (in 
eluding coordinate suits 
consisting of two or three 
pieces which art ordered, 
packed, consigned and 
normally sold together), 
of knitted or crocheted 
fabric, not elastic or rub­
berized, of wool, of cot­
ton or of man-made tex­
tile fibres, excluding ski 
suits■
000 1250
77 60.03B lit)
60.03-24;
26Stockings, under stockings, socks, 
ankle-socks, sockettes and the 
like, knitted or crocheted, riot 
elastic or rubberized;
‘ Women’s stockings o f syn­
thetic textile (Rues-40 pairs 25

p-ieces/kf
61,04A
61.02-0!;
03
61.04-01;
00Women », girt*' »"<« ° uWr
garment»·.
A Babies’ garments; girts’ »»* 
meats up to and including 
commercial size 86:
Women’s, girts’ and infants' un­
der garments:
A. Babies' garments; girls’ gar­
ments up to and including 
commercial size 86:
Babies' woven garments of 
wool, of cotton or of man­
made textile fibres
82 60.04
B IV a)
c)
60.04-38;
60Under garments, knitted or cro­
cheted, not elastic or rubberized:
B. Of other textile materials:
Under garments, other than 
babies’,  knitted or crocheted, 
not elastic or rubberized, of 
wool, of fine animal hair or of 
regenerated textile fibres
84 61.06
BCDE61.06-30; 
40;50;60Shawls, scarves, mufflers, mantil- 
las, veils and the like:
Other than knitted or cro­
cheted, of wool, of Cotton or 
of man-made textile fibres
85 61.07
BCD61.07-30; 
40; 90Ties, bow ties and cravats:
Other than knitted or cro 
dieted, of wool, of cotton or 
of man-made textile fibres179 56
866tM
A, ·
C ;  " 
4 P
61.09-20;
39^40:90C en ett, conet belt^ yuspender- 
beft*, b r a s s e s , brace*, suspen­
ders. ganen and the Iike;(tacNrd-
ing tech  artioles o f kn& edoe cro­
cheted fabric), w hether o f  not  
elastic: /> .-» ■
■ Corsets, conetfbef^aim ien -  
der-belts, hnurn iM twmwit. 
■V  (M en  and the likeifincfodlng  
<  yach articles ofkeitfod bf fro- 
;.-a*pW» fabric).'than 
'.brirtttew , «riKrth<s* «  pot  > '  ebutic f

r;■mm*'
oieces/kfl **|f*e®
87 61.10 - 61.10-00 Gloves, mittens, mitts, stockings,, 
socks and sockcttes, not knitted 
o r crocheted
88 61.11
61.11-00Made up accessories for articles 
of apparel (for example, dress 
shields, shoulder and other pads, 
belts, muffs, sleeve protectors, 
pockets):
Other than knitted or cro­
cheted

CCVlMAtaifth-M M ttt
i ..
t m kT^ *  9*  0tM y ttn c *
piece*/leg
9 ' a i m *
90 ex 59.04
59.04-11; 
13; 15; 17; 
18Twine, cordage, ropes and cables, 
plaited or net: i
Twine, cordage, ropes and 
cables, of synthetic textile 
fibres, plaited or not
91 62.04 
A II 
B II
62.04-25;
73Tarpaulins, sails, awnings, sun- 
blinds, tents and camping coods:
Tents
92 51.04 
A I  
B I
59.11 
A Ilia)
51.04-03;
52
59.11-15Woven fabrics of man-made 
fibres (continuous), including 
woven fabrics of monofil or strip 
falling within heading No 51.01 
or 51.02:
Rubberized textile fabrics, other 
than rubberized knitted or cro­
cheted goods:
A. Rubberized textile fabrics not 
comprised in B  below:
III Other: !
Woven fabrics of man­
made textile fibres and 
v rubberized textile woven 
fabrics, for tyres »
93 62.03 
B I b)
1 1  a)
b )  2
c)Sacks and bags, of a kind used 
for the packing of goods:
B. Of other textile materials:
62 03-93; Sacks and bags, of a kind
95; 97; 98 | used for the packing of
c-'ods, of woven fabrics, other 
nan made from polyethylene 
or polypropylene strip
94 59.01 59.01-07; 
12; 14; 15; 
16;18:21: 
29Wadding and articles of wad­
ding: textile flock and dust and 
mill neps
95 ex 59.02
59.02-35. 
41; 47;51; 
57;59; 91; 
95:97Felt and articles o f felt, whether 
or not impregnated or coated:
Felt and articles of felt, 
whether' ipr n g ^  impregnated 
nr coated, J w W - t ^ i  floor- 
coverings

NIMEXE 
' «af»v - 
fW ttl ,.. D tacrip iio * '’
pieces/kf
96 59.03
59.03-11:
19:30Bondetf ' fibre fabrics, similar 
banded yam fabrics, and articles 
Of.gncb fabrics, whether or not 
irapfcgnated or coated:
Other than clothing and 
clothing accessories
97 59.05
59.05-11:  
21;29:91; 
99Nets and netting made of twine, 
cordage or rope, and made Bp 
fishing nets of yam, twine, cor­
dage or rope:
Nets and netting made of 
twine, cordage or rope and 
made up fishing nets of yam, 
twine, cordage or rope
98 59.06
59.06.00Other articles made from yam. 
twine, cordage, rope O r cables, 
other than textile fabrics and arti- 
i  clcs ma if from such fabrics:
Other articles made from 
yam, twine, cordage, rope or 
cables, other than textile 
fabrics, articles made from 
such fabrics and articles of 
category 97
99 59.07 59.07-10;
90Textile fabrics coated with gum 
or amylaceous substances, of a 
kind used for the outer covers of 
hooks and the like; tracing cloth; 
prepared painting canvas; buck­
ram and similar fabrics far hat 
foundations and similar uses
100 59.08 59.08-10; 
51; 61;71; 
79Textile fabrics impregnated, coat­
ed. covered or laminated with 
preparations of cellulose deriva­
tives or of other artificial plastic 
materials
101 e x  5 9.04
59.04-80 Other thsn«fg)j»tfc«ic.tf xtileTWine, cordage,.rope* and cables  
plaited or not: ; w -;,!'.

XIMEXC 
' -'Ml*TabU  ^
pieces/kg
>02 "39.I0-I0; 
31; 39Linoleums and materials pre­
pared on a textile base in a simi­
lar manner to linoleum, whether 
or not cut to shape or of a kind 
used as floor coverings; floor 
coverings consisting of a coating 
applied on a textile base, cut to 
shape or not
103 59.11 
A I
II
III b) 
B59.11-11; 
14;17;20Rubberized textile fabrics other 
than rubberized knitted or Cro­
cheted goods:
Excluding fabrics for tyres
104 59.12
59.12-00Textile fabrics otherwise impreg­
nated or coated; painted canvas 
being theatrical scenery, studio
back-cloths or the like;
Textile fabrics, impregnated 
or coated, other than those of 
categories 100, 102 and 
103; painted canvas being 
theatrical scenery, studio 
buck cloths or the like
105 59.13 59.13-01; 
I I ; 13:15; 
19; 32; 34; 
35;39Elastic fabrics and trimmings 
(other than knitted or crocheted 
goods) consisting of textile mate­
rials combined with rubber 
threads
10659; >4 59.14-00 Wicks, of woven, plaited or knit­
ted text'l materials, for lamps, 
stoves, Jighters, candles and- the 
like; tubular knitted gas-mantle 
fabric and incandescent gas man­
tles -
107 S 9J5 59.15-10;
90Textile hosepiping aod Similar 
tubing, with orwkJiout Hiring, ar­
mour or accessot^.WefbCT. ma­
terials59.10

—MIMCXK 
£’  'Soda'
« r t« * . ■
' y ■ ___________ -_____
10
S 59M
~ y ~ ,•59.16-00-....... .. ’  -
Tra
nsmission, conveyor or eleva­
tor belts or belting, of textile ma­
terial, whether or not strengthened . 
with metal or other material
.»
109 62.04 
A 1  
B .1/
62.04-21; 
61; 69Tarpaulins, sails, awnings, sun- ' 
blinds, tents and camping goods:
Woven tarpaulins, sails, awn- , 
ings and sunblinds i" 1  "  ' '' |,'r l' ■ III . . i . i ijV J ,g ^
110 62.04 
A III 
B HI62.04-25;
75Tarpaulins, sails, awnings, sun- 
blinds, tents and camping goods:
Woven pneumatic mattresses1
i
III 62.04 
A IV 
B IV«  •
62.04-29;
79Tarpaulins, sails, awnings, sun- 
blinds, tents and camping goods:
Camping goods, woven, other 
than pneumatic mattresses 
and tents
112
62.05-0); 
10; 30;93; 
95; 99Other made up tetile articles (in­
cluding dress pattms):
Other made uptextile articles, 
woven, excluding those of 
categories 113 and 116
113 62.05
C
62.05-20Other made up textile articles (in­
cluding dress patterns):
C. Floor cloths, dish cloths, 
dusters and the like.
Floor cloths, dish cloths, 
dusters and the like, other 
than knitted or crocheted
114 » I 7
A8 n
c
©  •59.17-10; 
29;31;39; 
49:51; 59; 
7 I;- 79;9I; 
93;95:99Textile fabrics and textile articles 
of a kind commonly used in 
machinery or plant62.05
A
B
D
E

product descriptions used in Annas I
^tej^p^npndnnt abbreviated for*.
CAffiGOiaP lESCHIPTKM .UNITS TEAR
.. .  :.. ,1  " * e s c'  •
4 Knitted shirts, singlets 1000 p 1983 9369-
T-ehirts and sweater-«hirt 1984 9650
1985 99391966 10238
5 Jerseys, pull-overs 1000 p 1983 3821
1984 .  3936
1985 4054
1986 *  4175
6 Men's and women's woven 1000 p 1983 3513
trousers and men's shorts I 984 3654 ;
and breeches 1985 3800
*  '  ,  1986 '3952
7 Women's woven and knitted 1000 p1983 2683blouses 1984 2737 :1985 2791'1986 2847
8 Ren's woven shirtB 1000 p1983 3360
. v1984 3427 '1985 3496 •1986 3566 :  "
10+11 Knitted gloves - * •  1000 pairs 1983 5845
1984 6137^;-
1985 ■  644J^r-
-  1986 .  6766'^-
13 Under garments* knitted or 1000 p 1983 %
crochetedr not elestio or 1984 TSW^-v*-
, - v  ■  ■  ■  rubberised •  1985- '  '
'■v-i;; . .-> ■  - r  i?8s-
Women's, g ir ls'ittid in fa n ts' 1000 p 1983 / '
• ?  vS’r;  ‘v- .  over^ ts/rein cd ets .m om ife:' ■  ■'•>■1984 ,, v
•• -:*v. -Vz:.  ■  ^  Niki?.

cjusGdsr IBSClEXmOK MKTS TEAR
-. LOIXTS
BBS
21 Parkas, an orak s,w in d - 1000 p  
c h e a te r s , woven1983
1984
1985 
19062989
3109
3233
3362
24 + 25 Men's and women's 1000 p 1983 3369
knitted pyjamas 1984 35P4
and nightdresses 1985 3644
1986 3790
26•
Dresses 1000 p 1983 1213
1984 1262
'1985 1312
1986 1364
31 Brassieres, woven, 1000 p 1983 5380
knitted or crocheted 1984 5595
1985 5819
•  a . •*1986 6052

.  'tSv'H BglQ ta^ JBSSmiW T Igi&LS
c im sa sa Member State UHIT3 TEAR QpMTITATTVE
• X  '  •  *■LIMITS
SBC
12 Stockings,socks BSL 1000 p 1983
1984
1985
19861100
1144
1190
1237
16 Men's and boys'  
woven suitsIRL 1000 p 1983
1984 ' 
1985. 
198610
11
12
13
19 Handkerchi ef s I 1000 p 1983
1984
1985
19861700
1768
1839
1912
27 Skirts UK 1000 p 1983
1984
1985
1986260
270
281
292
29 Women's, girls' and  
infants* woven suitsIRL 1000 p 1983
1984
1985
198615
16 
16 
17
301 Women's, girls' Snd  
infants' woven pyjamasUK 1000 p 1983
1984
1985
1986250 - 
260 
270 
281
71 Babies' knitted outer  
garmentsUK T 1983
1984
1985
1986:3#T;; 
61
, 6 # -
:  ■
71 Babies' knitted optfir I RL ' ■  r '» "
garments
80 B a b ie s 'v o m  g a n » * * »  mr■v  '•*.'&£> -AMEX n
DKSCRIPTIOB

mzfmn
CATBBG descriptioh ICember Stmt* OMITS. TEAR QOAimTATttKj
LIMITS f  
EEC
*
80t
Babies' woven P T1983 40
garments 1984 42
1985 43
1986 45
80 Babies’  woven IRL T1983 17 ,
garments 1984 18
1985 19
1986 20

- n o u e  ~ /  Ί <y  O C  O f y ^ f Q
MPïFXZ  III: re,' rial breakdow n of Go" uni tv levels fo 1 9 ^3  .  ' J
CATS. D 1 FR IT BffL ux IRL DX
•CR CEB j
4 2 400 J  3 145357990 1 900
f31 530 169 369
'5 1 605 1 500 250 350 700 30 375 11 . 3 821
6 1 942 1 156 41 820 420 11U
98 25 3 513
7 1 2 0 0 375 186 250 580 10 75J
7 2 683
8 1 594 325 414 492 360 .45 100 10 3 360
1 ° ]1 62? 956 857£341 242 77*171.605 845
n )J. ,»
13 2 054 1 030 565
•800 2 225 8° 177 76 7 007
158•40 0*
66 65 90 4004 158 1 046*
2 1 1 500 338 128 300 600 20 91 12 ~ 2 969
24) 2 400 294 126 25I 215 17 47 19 1  3 369
?3)
2 6550 150 61 80 300 15 23 14 1 213
n 2 000 1 000 250 275 1 700 25 109 21 '  5 380
of which 50 000 pieces for the Berlin Trade Fair

CLASSIFICATION
Artial'* 1
?I:e com p ete. authori -ie;: o f t e Community undertake to  inform th e Philip*
1 -v
pines of any changes in  the Com m on Customa T a riff or R 1M E X E  
before the date o f th e ir  entry in to  e ffe c t in  the Community.
2.The competent a u th o rities o f the Community undertake to  inform th© Philip*
X *
pines o f any d ecisio n s r e la tin g  to  the c la s s ific a t io n  o f  
products subject to  the present Agreement w ith in  one month  
o f th e ir  adoption at the la t e s t . Such oommuni oat ion  sh a ll  
include:
a ) a d escrip tion  o f the products concerned
b) the relevan t category, t a r i f f  p o sitio n  or sub-  
p o sitio n  and the Uimexs coda
o) th s reasons which have led  to  the d e c isio n .
3 . Where a d ecisio n  on c la s s ific a t io n  r e s u lts  in  a change o f c la s s if ic a t io n  
p ractice or a change o f category o f any product subject to  4ha„p|3t^nt;^
' ' V:'-' . ■-K Agreement, the competent authorities of ths Community shall provide  
30 days* notice, from the data of the Community's communication,  
before the dsoision is put into affect. Products shipped befora^.th^-;.'  
date of application of the decision shall remain snh'jad^^te- tlle''*-.^  
earlier classification practioe, provided that the'  
ars pressnted for importation into the Community  
>■" th at d a te. .
CoBBunity d e o is i on ort o lajjfffrf i  (^ t4 d a re a p |% |. 
-  c la s a if  i  6Ation w * c t io e  o r i i M l f c e  « i:o at* * n r& tf

■jî; P'ttdüül iraiS»Jaot tp  tte  prsim t AgpMBent a ffects a category Mb,
■ .  4o restreint,. the téoi partioi t j n · ,  to  m tw  Into coiuultfttios te  
accordance with thé procedure· described in A rticle 17, para 1 of  
th is Agreement with a view to honouring the obligation under  
A rticle 11, r^*ra3 *  ? n d milwo&ra.

ttT U S  IX
W H O M
Article *
1# Products originating In the Philippines for export to the Community in
accordance with the arrangements established by this Agreement shall be  
accompanied by a certificate of Philippine origin conforming to the model  
annexed to this Protocol*
2* Ths certificate of origin shall bs issued ty the competent governmental
author!tiee of the Philippines if the products in question can be considered  
products originating in that country within the.meaning of tbS relevant
rules in foroe in the Community*
* \ «
^  However, the products in Croup III may be imported Into the Commit?  
in accordance with the arrangements established by thle Agreement on  
production of a declaration by the exporter on the invoice or other  
commercial document relating to the products to the effeot that the pro­
ducts in question originate in the Philippines within the meaning of the releica  
rules in force in the Community*
v
4* The certificate of origin referred to in paragraph 1 shall not he required  
for import of goods covered by a certificate of origin Fora A or fora APS  
completed in accordance with tho relevant Commit? rules in order to  
qualify for generalised tariff preferences*
Article }
The certificate of origin shall be issuaA; only on application having oeen maa®  
in writing by the exporter or, under the, exj^ertwp*e,respoimiHllt|^Sy h i t | ® ^ ^ ^ | A » ;  
xed representative* The competent governmental;;authorities
ensure'that the certificate of fcrigin is properly ^ ’
«he? shall call for any necessary doouashti^;:d#.da»bo,;dSP';«aSfi^^^^^<^|^^^^ ^  
which they consider appropriate* '  '■

Article 4
Where different ©rlterla for deteraining origin ere laid down for product#  
felling within the sans Category ( certificates or declarations of origin shell  
contain a sufficiently detailed description of the goods to enable the criterion  
to be deterained on the basis of which the certificate wee issued or the decla­
ration drawn up·
Article 5
The discovery of slight discrepancies between the etmtenento made in the oerti—  
ficate of origin and those nade in the documents produced to the oustona office  
for the purpose of carrying out the formalities for importing the product  
not ipso fsoto oast doubt upon the statements in tha eartificat··

TITLE Ilf
DOUBLE CHECKING SYSTEM  
PCR CATEGORIES OF PRODUCTS  
W ITH quantitative  limits
Section f  
Exportation
Article 6
The competent authorities 'of the Philippines shall issue an export- 
licence In respect of all consignments from the Philippines of textile, products
referred to in Annex !!, up to the relevant quantitative limits as may be  
modified by Articles ?, 14 and 15 of the Agreeaent and o f te x tile  products  
subject to any d efin itiv e or provisional quantitative H a lts established- 
as a result o f the applloatloa o f A rticles 8 and $ o f the Agreeaent •
Article 7 K
i .  The esport licence shall conform to the model annexed
to this Protocol, ft must certify Inter alia that the .quantity of the •  
product in question has been set off against the quantitative limit  
prescribed for the category of the product in question.
Z> t  Each export licence ' •  shall only cover one of the
categories of products listed In Annex 1 1  of this Agreement.
Artiele 8
The competent Community author!tie* must be.:notified 
vithdraw aloralteratlw  of any exp©rt iie«w»* ite a f u  Issued. r

A rtW e  a
% r n Expert* shall be set off agalnSt the quantitative limit* established forth* .  
year In which ahipaent o f th e «oods has been effected,  . 
eve* U the export rortifinaiB is issued after such shipment. •
*
2. For the purposes of applying paragraph 1, ahipeeat of the geode
• ia oonaldered to have taken pleoe on the data of ttsif leading on to the
exporting aircraft, vehicle or vessel.
Article 10
The presentation of an export licence, in application of Article 12 below,  
ahall be effected not later than 31 March of the year following that 1 b tAleh' 
the gooda oovared by the licence have been shipped.
Section II
Importation
Article 11 "
Importation Into the Community of textile products subject to quantitative  
limits Shall bo subject to tht presentation of an Import Authorization or  
document*
Article n
I. The competent Community authorities shall Issue such Import  
authorisation or document automatically within five working days of the  
presentation by the importer ol the original . of the corresponding*  
export licence*
.  •.?r
The Import authorisation or..ffeci^aeiit shall bovalid lor aim  months » .< ■

f *  J h e  compctpKf Community authorities sh a ll **ncet tho already Issued %
Import authorisation or document if  tho correipondin* «»p w i licence Has  
I tfitv ith tfr A w lW
However, If lh« compettn* ^ m w n i i y  authorities have net been notified  
about the withdrawal or c a n c ella tio n  o f the e-p ort lic e n c e  u n til a tta r  th e p r o f i t *  
hive been, loported Into th e Community,*!*# q u a n titie s Involved s h a ll b o,S *t  
• I f  against tho quantitative lim it for the category and «h« quo** year I*  
question*
^Article n
I f  th e competent Community eu th o rltle*  fin d  th at th e t o t a l quantlt&as
• covered by export lic e n c e s issu ed  by tho Ph 11 ippincrj for a p ir tio o la r
\
ea tefo ry  la  any Agreement year exceed th e q u a n tita tiv e H a lt  esta b lish ed  
la  Annex II fo r th at category* as a ay bs m odified by A rtic le  7* 14 and 15 o f  th o  
Agreement, or any d e fin itiv e  or p rovision al lim it esta b lish ed  under A rtlelO  $
„ 9 o f  th e Agreement, th e sa id  a u th o r itie s may suspend tb ^ fu r th e r  
is s u e  o f import au th orisation s or documents* In th is  even t, th e eoapotsat  
Coaesunity a u th o rities s h a ll immediately inform the a u th o r itie s o f  the  
P h ilip p in es and th s s p e c ia l co n su lta tio n  procedure s e t  out l a
A r tic le  17 o f  tho Agreement e h a ll be in itia te d  forthwith*
0 v
Eaports of P h ilip p in e origin not covered by P h ilip p in e export  
licences Issuer! in accordance with th« provisions of  
this Protocol may be refuted the issue of import authorizations • f  
docum entary the com petent Community authorities. ^
However* if the import of such products are allowed Into the Community by the «  
competent Community authorities, the quantities involved* shall not be set off 
.against the Appropriate q u a n tita tiv e l i a i t s  so t out in  Annex X X  or  
esta b lish ed  as a  r e s u lt o f  th o a p p lication  o f  A rtloloo 6  o r  $  o f  th o  
Agreement without th o  express Agreeasat o f  th o  P h ilip p in es save o s  provided  
A rticle 12 o f  the AgrooMut* "

TmEW
o r  EXPORT certificates  a n d  certificates
■ :: : "^ ^ ^ ^ O F O R K ^ :A N O C O M M O N p R O V IS iO M S  ■
Artiel* U
I . The export licence and the certificate of origin may comprise'
additional copies duly Indicate as such. They shall ho made out in English or
v
French. If they are completed by hand, entries must be in ink and In printscript.
These documents shall measure- 210 s 297 mm. The paper used must be white  
writing paper, sized, not containing mechanical pulp and weighing not less than 25  
g/m?. Each part shall have a printed guliloche-pattem background making any  
falsification by mechanical or chemical means apparent to the eye.
If the documents'have several copies only the top copy which Is the original shall  
be printed with.the guilloche pattern background. This copy shall be clearly  
marked as "original” and the other copies as "copies". Only the original shall be  
accepted by the competent authorities in the Community as being valid for the  
purposes of export to the Community in accordance with the arrangements  
established by this Agreement.
Each document shall bear a  standardized serial number® whether cr not printed,by
which it can be Identified* ’ . ' . .*  *  i• * •
This number shall be composed of th e fo llo w in g  e le a e a tss ' „
”  two l e t t e r s  id e n tify in g  tkw Philippines as follows: PH ■*
—  two l e t t e r s  id e n tify in g  country o f d e s tin a tio n  aa f o ll o w s
B L
Z E
I K
FR
C3
C R
1 5
ITBenelux
■ ■■« Federal Bepubllo «■/ C*-
Demark r '
France
U nited Kingdo*
Creece 
Ire la n d  .
Italy
• a one digit nuaber identifying'< quota ye^^conre»pondfcS^: ^^||^|i^P  
figure in year e.g. 3 f o r  I9B3 
*” * two digit nuaber rwutingetmaee^fc^eij^^feoa afilfp  
.  A**«ing ©ffieerr .  . « > ^
* *  •  fiva digit -maiki* yis^ng^pw eon^si^^^lj^yP^ 
to the oouatry of destination

A n ici· 1 5
Th« export licence and certificate of origin may h · issued after the -ahlpaeat o f £b# 
products to which they relate. In such cases they shall bear either the andorsemenr 
"délivré· a posteriori* or the endorsement "Issued retrospectively8·  e
Article 1 g
I* In the event of theft, loss or destruction of an export licence or a
certificate of origin, the exporter may apply to the competent governmental  
authority which issued the document for a duplicate to he made out on the basis of  
the export documents In his possession. The duplicate of any such certificate © a *  
•  licence so issued shall bear the endorsement "dupUcata”*
3m The duplicate must bear t h e  date of the original export • Scenes* esv
certificate of origin.

jf r U c la J I
fh· Community and the P h ilip p in es sh a ll cooperate c lo s e ly  to implement the p ro v isio n · o4 
th is  Agreement· To th is  end, co n ta ct· and exchange* o f views (in clu d in g on technical  
s e t t e r ·)  sh a ll be f a c ilit a t e d  by both p a r t i···
Article 18
In order to ensure the proper ap p lication  of th is Agra ament» the Community and the Philippine
£
h all as3iat each other in  checking the a u th en ticity  and accuracy o f export lic e n c e · 1
end c e r t if ic a t e · o f o rig in  issu ed  or d eclaration mad· under tfaie P rotocol·
A rticle 19 ^  :l
The Philippines shall send the Cornais sion of the European Communities the names and addreese  
of the governmental authorities oompetent for the issue and verification of export  
lioenees and certificates of origin together with specimen· of the etampa used by  
these authorities·The Philippines shall also notify the Commission of any change in this
information· ·
Article 20  
1« Subsequent v e r ific a tio n  o f c e r tif ic a te s  o f o rig in  or export licen ces s h e ll b#  
carried out a t random, or whenever the oompetent Community a u th o rities have  
reasonable doubt as to  th e'a u th en ticity  o f the c e r tif ic a te  or licen ce or as to 
the accuracy o f the Information regarding the products i s  question«
9« in  such c a · · ·  the competent a u th o r itie s in  the Community sh a ll return the cerifc·  
f l e e t s  o f o rig in  or export lic e n c e  or a copy thereof to  the competent govern­
mental authority la  th e-P h ilip p in e· g ivin g, where? appropriate, the reasons of«•■fox®
. · ' · # ■ ; · · · ' ·  . ·
or substance fo r  an enquiry· I f  th e.in v o io e has b ees subm itted, eashr^foleec:: ':'^ ^ '·  
or a espy h e r e o f  sh a ll be attached'- to  the c e r t if ic a t e  er lio en o e or ^ '  eesqvfB*« * § * *

W -  • .. 3,1, ”  • r - r - . - f r . ,  ' ,  .• , . ■' ■ i t W *  '* '• ■ ■ .  7 . '  " , ' y , •  / . . .  . : •  » > , . > i t v r . B 7 A 'a v '•  ‘ v  • ••• - i v . * "  v* si-..
»  Yhe r«*ult» of the subsequent verifications carried out In accordance wish per®-  
fra?h» 1 an<| t  above shall bo communicated to the competent authorities of the  
Community within ttireo months at the latest, together with any other pertinent  
information, particularly regarding the true origin  of the goods.
Should such verifications reveal systematic Irregularities In the use of declarations  
of origin, the Community may subject Imports of tho products In Question to the  
provisions of Article 2 paragraph 1 o f th is Protocol.
• a »
for the purpose of subsequent verification of certificates of origin, copies of tho  
certificates as well as any export documents referring to them shall be kept for at l«Mft  
period of two by the competent governmental authority In the Philippines.
Recourse to the random verification procedure specified in this Article must not 
constitute an obstacle to  the release for homo use of the products in friettim t,
A rticle Ji
f„ uh*r* the v erification  procedure referred to In A rticle f M '
or where Information available to the Community or to the Philippines in d ices  
or appears to Indicate that the provisions of th is Agreement are being  
contravened, both-partles shall cooperate clo sely  and with the ■ ■  ^
appropriate urgency to  prevent such contravention.
2 . To. t h is  end, a p p ro p ria te  e n q u iries s h a ll b e 4 q ||^ « d o u * ,.,if  ^ 0*9^T " * :  ahoye; ahaiS bo. applicable to subsequent verifications 
o f tho d ee fa riIS E l'O i* fih ’ :rederred to  in Articleof  this Protocol.
&occerain&ei>«r*^l3aia Mhioh tun  o r appaap::^-i^|& |;n 
't l d s  agre'eflMnt. ffc* r a a u lts  o r  -these

3* Authorities mAy invite official* designated bythe Gonsnai4|^
;;  freferred  to in paragraph 2.
. ;  ■  '  '  ' ' ■ ' .  ■ ;  -
4* Li" pursuance of the cooperation referred to in paragraph 1, the Philippine*
' and the Community shall exchange any information considered by either partner  
to be.of use in preventing the contravention of the provisions of this  
Agreement*
5. Where it is established that the provisions of this Agreement have been  
contravened, the Philippines and the Community may agree to take such  
measures as are necessary to prevent a recurrence of suoh oontravention*

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' of cottage Industry products shell apply only t e  th e following products
* <•> fabrics woven on handror foot'•operated loons, being fairies of a
kind trad ition ally made in the cottage Industry of the ^ilippinea* j
CM garments or other te x tile  a r tic le s of a kind trad ition ally aade ift the
cottage industry of the Philippines obtained manually from the fabrioa  
referred to above and sewn exclusively by hand without the aid of  
any machine;
Ce» traditional folklore textile  products o f the Philippine^ made by-
band in the cottage industry o f the Philippines as defined in a list
to  be agreed between both P a rties and annexed t o  th is Protocol
C af-ptfon ( h i l l  be g ran ted  only fo r products accompanied by l c t r t f f l c n s  
Issued by the competent philippino a u th o r itie s  in accorderce w ith tb s  
specimen annexed to  th is  P ro to co l. Such c e r t if ic a t e s  s h a ll M ate th e grpun«f<  
on which eaen-ptlon Is based and s h a ll be accepted by th e cor patent Communi­
ty  a u th o r itie s provided th at they ere s a t is f ie d  that the products concerned  
conform to lh# co n d itio n s se t out in t h is  P r o t o c o l. C e r tific a te s  covering  
the products referred  to  in  pare (c ) above s h e ll bear a conspicuous stamp t 
"fOLKLOPE” .  In case Of divergent opinion between the Philippines and the ooapetes  
Community a u th o r itie s at the point o f en try  in to  the Community as to  th e  
nature o f such p rod u cts, c o n su lte tio n s s h e ll be h eld  u itM n  one month witlt  
a view to  reso lv in g  such d iv erg en ces. Should imports o f any o f the abovcP :  
products cause difficulties to the Community.
the two P a rties s h a ll open c o n su lta tio n s forth w ith if* accordance u ith  
th e procedure la id  down in  A r tic le  lT o f  th e Agreeaant u itb  a v l e i e  -
fin d in g appropriate solutions.
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Such growth rate say in ne eaee be lower than, the highest rats applied ’  
to eerreepondingproduoie under bilateral sgressaats ooneluded under .  / "
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haring a level of trade equal to or ooapsrahle with that at the Philip®iaes®

AOaEKBMIHra
Sarins the course of the negotiation* for the conclusion 
of a new bilateral agreement on trade in textile product® 
between the E.E.C.  and the Philippines, the Community explained 
the mechanism proposed for the transfer of proportion® of 
particular regional quota share* of the CoasBunity between the 
Asean countries and presented a draft concerning the applications®; 
of such a mechanism on the import Bid*. v‘  .  '
#  •  •>  * ' S -* - •  '
The Philippine. Delegation expressed its appreciation>f the 
the Community's efforts in ashing the proposal and usdf^tooh to 
study it.
The Phfippine Delegation expressed the view that more time wrt| ^ 
needed to examine the implications of the Community's proposal in 
view of the administrative problems involved. It we® therefor* 
agreed that the two sides should revert to this matter at e later 
stage.
.Brussels, 21 Iov^^r'-l$®2

Delegations of tiro European Economic Community «ad of the Philippines met 
on 14 to 21 Bovember 1962 to fin.il ine the- negotiationn for the renewal 9# 
the bilateral textile agreement which expiree aoteOSl· 33ooeolM«p 1$$2*
The«« negotiations led to the initialling of t;n Agreement on, 21 Ubveaber lf«2. 
On this occasion the following was also agreed:
(i) Carry-over to the quantitative limits for th® year 19&3 of quantities 
not used in 1982 is authorised up to 5/^ of the corresponding 
•  quantitative limits for 1983.
(ii) Anticipation in 1982 of corresponding quantitative limits for 1983 is 
authorised for any quantitative limit for. the year 1982 up to 5^? 
subject to :.n a^roei;cnt of the two parties' establishing the de—facto, 
application of the new bilateral agreement·
(iii) The Philippines and the Community agreed that the provisions of Protocol 
of the bilateral textile Agreement initialled today shall
be adapted in order to, take into account any technical modifications 
I which world be necessary following the negotiations between the I coomunity and other.parties to the MPA·
Brussels, 21 Hovsmber 1982

Withreferences to the agreement between the Philippines sad the
Community on trade in textile products initialled by us today, t . 
have the honour to inf ora you that the regulations on economic outward 
processing in force in the Gonmunity mentioned in.Article 4 o** the;';: 
Agreement refer to Council Regulation (E£5C) Ko* 636/82 o<'l6SsreSsr’l ^ l  (I
I assure you that, in the event of any future modification of this |
regulation, the Community will ensure that this modification shell not i 
have any adverse economic effeot on the industrial cooperation established; 
on the basis of the present regulation (EEC) Ko# 636/82#
Horst 0. HB5NZUBR
UrPuUlfiS»4 in Offisi«I JoonUHmm*
of 20 March 1982-

Deer Mr. MIsiMnu, -  ^
Kith nftrnw· to Article 8 of the J^reeeeat.  between the Community 
end the Republic of the Philippine o r trede in textile product» initialled 
on 21et Hovember 1982, I here the honour to confirm the Community?* 
agreement to the following s
(1) Where the Community invokes the provisions of the basket 
exit mechanism in cases of categories which have been transferrer 
from Groups III, IV and T i n  the Agreement ending December 1982 
to Group II in the Agreement commencing January 1983, the 
Community will take into consideration, the basket exit levels 
which existed in the Agreement ending in December 1982·'
(2) The levels referred to in paragraph 4 of Article 8 constitute 
minimum levels which can be increased to take due account of 
the most recent import statistics available or other recent 
import statistics available or other relevant circumstances«
Tours sincerely,
Horst 0« KBEVZU5R«ù.rI96i

^  s m t M r  m d a p n a l » ;
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Having regard to the peat experience in tho‘  implementation 
of the previous Agreement betweenthe Communityand the 
Philippines the need for reocurae of thel· provisions of 
paragraphs 3 and 4 of Art!ole 12 seams unlikely·
In the unlikely event of such need arising, the Community ’ v
will explore with the Philippines all possible avenues o-r 
finding a mutually satisfactory solution as provided for 
in Paragraph 14 of the protocol of extension of the Geneva ''· < ·  
v#"*—dgseeeen*· dated 22nd December, 19&1*
”  ■  ·  i\ ■
Where the verification procedure referred to in Protocol A o^ 
the Agreement or where information available to the Community 
or to the Philippines indicates or appears indicate that the 
provisions of this Agreement are being contravened^ the 
Philippines and the Community agree to continue to have recourse 
to the surveillance procedures as applied in the past·
Tours sincerely.
Horst G· BBHSaUER

Door M r· V aldopenaS, ~
Tour delegation expressed particular concern about certain problems 
resulting from regional breakdown of the agreed Community restraint 
levels· The EC Delegation expressed its understanding of th® Philippine■ '  ,  '  -4.  "
point of view and undertook to seek appropriate solutions to meet as 
far as possible the requirements of the'  Philippine# in this connection^
I* inform you that in accordance with the provision of parag^ph^Kof " r 
Article 15, the Community further agrees, as far as possibili©-constili^ 
favourably requests bade by the Philippines in any Agreement yéar for’-' “ 
reallocation of quota from one member state to another member state·
Tours sincerely,
Horst G· Krenzler

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A* regale Article 9 paragraph (2) of Protocol A, the Philippine® 
expressed oonoam over cargo handling problems relating ,  to data 
of loading resulting fromthar dispersed nature of it# textile and 
garments manufacturing industries, the archipelagic character- -  
of the country and the United international poriswhich any 
prevent full utilisation of the quotas in any quota yenr.
On behalf of the Community I expressed understanding 'or these
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problems and undertook that in ease of difficulties the 
Community would enter into consultations in a constructive spirit" 
with a view to finding a mutually aocaptabla solution. •
Tours sinoaraly.
Horst 0. KHEHZESR

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D u r in g  t h e  o s g o t l a t i o m  f o r  1 m n m w u  o f  « * r  b i l a t e r a l  
agreeaent on  t r a d f in  textile*' we d is a a s s e d  t h e  p o s s i b i l i t i e a  
o f  a u p p le n s n ta r y  q u a n t i t i t • 8  f o r  O utw ard P r o c e a e in g  t n d i  t o
bo agreed by the two Partiee*
It was not possibile at this steget due to laelc of tias, 
to fix precise quantities ‘under saeh rdgine.
In accordance with Article 4 of our bilateral Agreement, 
initialled on 21 November 1982, I would like to inform you 
that I will' revert to thequestion of ths implementation of 
such provision and to specific quantities to be agreed under 
this Article at a later date.
Yours sincerely,
Vioenta B.Veldepea**. Jr.v j^