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REGULATION (EEC)OPTHECOUNCIL
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temporarily suspendingtheautonomous CommonCustomsTariffduties
oncertainindustrialproducts
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(submittedtotheCouncilToytheCommission)
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1

EXPLANATORY MEMORANDUM
Atitsmeetings 23/24January ,11/12/13and25/26/27February and
4/5and22March 1976 ,theJoint Group ofGovernment Experts which
meets under theaegis oftheCommission tostudy economic problems
relating totheCommon Customs Tariff ,examined :
(a)theadvisability ofextending thesuspensions ofduties which
aredue toexpire on30June 1976 ,and
(b)newapplications submitted bycertain Member States forthe
suspension ofCommon Customs Tariff duties oncertain produces
asfrom 1July 1976 .
Theapplications submitted relate toproducts inrespect ofwhich
theMember States concerned consider that aprovisional reduction
ofautonomous duties intheCommon Customs Tariff isjustified for
economic reasons ,owing tothenon-existence orinadequacy ofproduc­
tion intheCommunity .
Most ofthese products arerawmaterials intended forprocessing
industries prareconsidered assuch .They areinparticular basic
substances forthechemical industry .Account was taken ofthe
possibility ofsubstituting other products already manufactured in
theCommunity andoftheimportance totheCommunity oftheproposed
measure .
Therequests ofthenewMember States tosuspend Common Customs
Tariff duties arebased ,notonly ontheeconomic reasons mentioned ,
butalso onthefollowing considerations :
From 1January 1974 thenewMember States have nolonger thepower
tosuspend autonomously their duties without limitations .Their
duties canonly besuspended inrespect ofthedifference between
their duties andtheCommon Customs Tariff duties .Ifitappears
necessary tosuspend aduty beyond this limit ,theCommon Customs
Tariff duty hastobesuspended .
Theabove mentioned Group favoured unanimously thetotal orpartial
suspension ofduties ontheproducts which arethesubject ofthe
draft Regulation annexed hereto .thetotal orpartial
thesubject ofthe

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5.Having regard totheresults ofthis work itappears appropriate
totheCommission topropose totheCouncil thesuspension ofthe
Common Customs Tariff duties fortheproducts listed intheannex
tothefollowing regulation .
6*Asregards theduration fortheproposed suspensions ofduties ,
itwill beseen that asixmonth period from 1July to31December
1976 oratwelve month period from 1July 1976 to30June 1977 is'
proposed for theproducts concerned .
7*Inview oftheabove-mentioned suspension duties intheCommon
Customs Tariff thenewMember States areobliged tosuspend the
corresponding duties intheir tariffs inaccordance with Article
39,paragraph 2oftheactconcerning theCondition ofAccession
and theAdjustments oftheTreaties .
8.TheGroup also examined thepossibility ofsuspending theCommon
Customs Tariff duty ontheproducts listed inthetable annexed
■hereto .Itwasnotpossible toreach anunanimous opinion onthe
subject because oftheunfavourable opinions ,based oneconomic
considerations ,which were expressed byoneorother oftheMember
States .

CCT
heading Description
No
ex29.44A Epicillin (INN)
ex29.44 C Nystatin (INN)
ex38.11 C Herbicides with abasis ofN-phosphoftomethylglycine
ex38.19 G Catalysts consisting ofcopper chloride supported
onaluminium oxide
ex39.02 CVIIb) Polyvinyl chloride sheeting less than 1mmthick ,
containing le?s than 30%byweight ofaplasticizer ,
and inrolls 23cmwide
ex39.02 CXIVa) Copolymers ofethyl acrylate andbutyl acrylate ,
modified bysmall quantities ofvinyl chloroacetate
ex39.02 CXIVb) Copolymerisation product oftetraf luoroethylene and
hexaf luoropropylene intheform oftransparent
seamless tubing
ex44.11 Match splints
ex59.03 Bonded-fibre fabrics ofspunbonded polyethylene
man-made fibres notexceeding 110gpersquare
metre inweight ,inreels ,foruse intheprinting
industry
62.03 AI Sacks andbags ,ofakind used forthepacking of
goods ,used ,ofjute ,orofother textile bast
fibres ofheading No57.03
ex81.04 GI Electrolytic manganese powder containing byweight
more than 99.5%ofmanganese andnotmore than
0.010% ofcarbon ,foruseintheproduction of
welding electrode coatings
ex85.21 DII Digital displays consisting ofa
printed circuit board ofasize
notexceeding 30millimetres by
90millimetres with asingle line
ofdigits ,not less than 3innumber
comprising light emitting diodes
manufactured from gallium-based
semi-conductor compounds mounted
thereon ;theline ofdigits having
aprotective cover oftranslucent
plastic
ex88.05 BFlight simulators ofthetype Airbus A300B
"Link andMiles "

Dirait
COUNCIL JffiEGULATION (EEC) 76
OÉ
tempo*# *",.!* *uspending theautonomous Common Custom® Tariff
cTutifls ©aoertaiw iridwstjpi^X prcniaoi;s
TffiiCOUNCIL OFTHEEUROPEAN COMMUNITIES ,,
Having regard .totheTreaty establishing theEuropean Economic Community ,
findinparticular Article 28thereof .
Having regard tothedra£t Regulation submitted bytheCommission ,,
Whereas production oftheproducts referred tointhepresent Regulation
iaatpresent ;inadequate ornon-existent within theCommunity andproducers
arethusunable tomeet theneeds ofuser industries intheCoMiiunity ;
Whereas itisintheCommunity 'sinterest tosuspend theautonomous
Common Customs Tariff duties onlypartially incertain cases ,particularly
becauae oftheexistence ofCommunity production ,andinother cases to
suspend duties completely !
Whereas ,forspirits oft'uxpentina selling within subheading 38,07 A,the
Association Council established 'under theAssociation between theEuropean
Economic Community andGreece hasagreed toasuspension fortheperiod
envisaged ofthaCoiunoa Customs Tariff duty applies ,bletothis product ;
Whereas ,taking account ofthedifficulties involved inaccurately assessing
thedevelopment oftheeconomic situation inthesectors concerned inthe
neat future ,these ,suspension measure ?should betaken only foratemporary
period ,,fixing their terra ofvalidity toooinoid® with theint®r«®t® of
Comraumty production®
*
HASADOPTED THIS REGULATION 5
Article 1
Theautonomous Common Customs Tariff duties fortheproducts listed in
theTables axmesed tothisRegulation shall besuspended atthelevel
indicated inr«e®pe>c.t cfeach e£them .

These suspensions shall bevalid :
from 1July 1976 to31December 1976 £ortheproducts listed
inTable I;
from 1July 1976 to30June 1977 fortheproducts listed
inTable II.
Article 2
This Regulation shall enter into force on1July 1976 .
This Regulation shall bebinding initsentirety anddirectly applicable
inallMember States . ' '
Done atBrussels , For theCouncil
• The President

ANNEX
TABLE I
CCT Rate of
heading Description autonomous duties
No
ex29.02 AIII 1,2-Dibromoe thane OZ
ex29.03 ΒII 1-Nitropropane8Z
ex29.03 ΒII 2-Nitropropane 8Z
ex29.08 AIIIc) Sodium 4-(2-methylallyloxy )benzene "
sulphonate OZ
ex29.34 Β Dimethyl tindichlorid 0Z
ex29.42 CVII Alkaloids ofergot ofryeand their
salts ,ethers ,esters andother
derivatives ,other than lysergic
acid 6Z
ex29.44 C Cefazolin (INN)and itssalts 0Z
ex39.01 A Colestipol (INN)hydrochloride 0Z
9

TABLE II
NorrT RatC of
heading Description ■ autonomous duties
ex28.04 CIII Tellurium powder
m
ex28*18C Magnesium oxide ,dead-burned butnot
fused ,ofapurity notless than 95
percent ,which contains :
(a)notmore than 0.05 percent by
weight ofboron compounds expressed
asB20j
(b)notmore than 3.5percent byweight
ofcalcium compounds expressed asCaO
(c)notmore than 1.1percent byweight
ofsilicon compounds expressed as
pJ »8x0
(d)atotal ofnotmore than 0.7percent
byweight ofaluminium compounds and
iron compounds expressed asAlo0-and
0Z
ex28*21 Dichromiura trioxide forproduction of
chromium metal orchromium carbide (a) 0Z
28.51 A Heavy hydrogen (deuterium )andcompounds
thereof (including heavy water );mixtures
andsolutions containing deuterium in
which theratio ofthedeuterium atoms
tothenormal hydrogen atoms exceeds
1:5000innumber (Euratom ) 0%
ex28.55 A Iron phosphides (ferro-phosphorus )
containing 15%ormore byweight of
phosphorus ,foruseexclusively inthe ■
manufacture ofrefined phosphoric iron
orsteel (a) • 0%
ex28.57 B Manganese nitride containing notmore
than 8%ofnitrogen byweight 0%
ex29.01 DVI Vinyltoluenes oZ
ex29.01 DVI 1,2,4,5-Tetramethylbenzene OZ
ex29.02 AIIb) 1,2,3-Trichloropropenes OZ
(a)Theapplication ofthissuspension willbesubject' totheconditions
determined bythecompetent authorities *

«a«
CCT
heading
NoDescriptionRate of
autonomous duties
ex29.02 AIII Vinyl bromide OZ
ex29.02 Β Dodecachloropentacyclodecanes OZ
ex29.02 Β Hexachlorocyclopentadiene OZ
ex29.03 A Benzen-1 ,3-disulphonic acid OZ
ex29.03 ΒII Nitromethane OZ
ex29.04 CI*Butane -1,3-diol OZ
ex29.06 AIV 2-tert-Butyl -4-ethylphenol OZ
ex29.06 AIV 2-Isopropylphenol 6Z
ex29.06 ΒV l,l t3-Tris (5-1ert-butyl-A-hydroxy -2-
methy1pheny 1)butane 0Z
ex29.08 D Bis(alpha aXpha-d imethylbeneyl )peroxide 0Z
ex29.09 1,2-Epoxybutane 7Z
ex29.11 AIV 2,3-Dimethy1vaIeraldehyde OZ
ex29.13 AI 5-Methylhexan -2-one OZ
ex29.13 ΒIb) Refined natural comphor OZ
ex29.13 DI 3-beta -Hydroxy-l 6-alpha -methylpregn-5 -
en-20-one 6Z
ex29.13 F 1,4-Naphthoquinone OZ
ex29.13 GII Dichlone (ISO) OZ
ex29.13 GII Chlordecone (ISO) OZ
ex29.14 AIIc)4 '6~alphai17-alpha -Epoxy -20-oxopregn -5-
en-3-beta -ylacetate 6Z
ex29.14 AIIc)4 11-alpha ,17-alpha ,21-Trìhydroxy -16-alpha -
methyl-5 -alpha -pregnane-3 t20-dione 21-
acetate lÌ-(toluene -4-sulphonate ) 9Z
ex29.14 AXI 2,2'-Ethylenedioxydiethyl bis(2-ethyl "
butyrate )(trigol bis(2-ethylbutyrate )) 0Z
ex29.14 BIVb) 2,2-Bis (aeryloyloxyme thyl)butyl aerylate 0Z
ex29.14 BIVb) Butyl perchlorocrotonate 0Z

CCT
heading
NoDescriptionRate of
autonomous duties
ex29.15 AIVa) Azelaic acid
ex29.15 AIVa) Sebacic acid 0% .
ex29.15 CIII -Dibenzyl phenylmalonate OX
ex29.15 CIII Benzene -1,2,4-tricarboxylic acid 0%
ex29.15 CIII Benzene -1,2,4-tricarboxylic acid
1,2-anhydride 0*
ex29.15 CIII Tetrachlorophtalic anhydride 0%
ex29.16 AII L-Malic acid and itssalts andesters 0%
29.16 AIIIa) Crude calcium tartrate 3.5*
ex29.16 BVI Dioctadecyl (3-tert-butyl-4-hydroxy -5-
methylbenzyl)malonate 0%
ex29.16 BVI Pentaerythritol tetra -3-(3,5-ditert -butyl -
4-hydroxyphenyl )propionate 0Z
ex29.16 BVI Octadecyl 3-(3,5-ditert -butyl -4-hydroxy«
phenyl)propionate 0% t
ex29.16 CIII DL-2-(3-Benzoylphenyl )propionic acid 0%
ex29.16 D Prostaglandin Ej
ex29.16 D Dinoprostone (INN) 0%
ex29.22 EII 1,8-Naphthylenediamine OX
ex29.22 EII j£-Phenylenebis(methylamine ) OX
ex29.23 AII Dinoprost ,trometamol salt (INN) 0*
ex29.23 AII Bis(2-dimethylaminoethyl )'ether 0%
ex29.23 AII (+)-4-Dimethylamino -3-methyl -1,2-diphenyl "
butan -2-oi 0X
ex29.23 AII N-(2-/4-(l,2-diphenylvinyl)phenoxï /ethyl )-
diethylammonium chloride 0*
ex29.23 C Ketamine (INN)hydrochloride
ex29.23 DV Tranexamic acid (INN) t OX

CCT Rate of
heading Description autonomous dutie
No
ex29.23 E N-Benzyl -N-(3-hydroxybenzoylmethyl )"
methylammonium chloride OZ
ex29*23 E Methyldopa (INN) OZ
ex29.25 AII N-Acetyl -DL-valine OZ
29.25 BIIa) 5-Ethyl -5-phenylbarbituric acid
(phenobarbital )and itssalts 11Z
ex29.26 AI ortho-Benzoicsulphimide (saccharin )and
its sodium salt 8Z
ex29.27 4-Bromophenylacetanitrile OZ
ex29.27 2-(3-Phenoxyphenyl )propiononitrile OZ
ex29.27 (-)-N-(a1pha-Cyano -4-hydroxy -3-methoxy
alpha-methylphenethyl)acetamide OZ
ex29.29 20-Hydroxyiminopregna -5,16-dien-3-yl
acetate OZ
ex29.29 (-)-2-(3,4-Dihydroxybenzyl )-2-hydrazino"
propionic acid OZ
ex29.29 l,3-Bis(4-chlorobenzyiideneamino )guanidi"
niura chloride OZ
ex29.29 Mitopodozide (INN) 6Z
ex29.31 B Octadecyl (4-hydroxy -3,5-dimethylbenEyl«
thio )acetate 'OZ
ex29.31 B 4-(Methyl thio )phenol OZ
ex29.31 B 5-Fluoro -2-methyl -l-(4-methylthiobenByli»
,dene )mden -3-ylacetic acid OZ
ex29.31 B Tolnaftate (INN) OZ
ex29.34 B Phenylphosphonothioc dichloride OZ
ex29.34 B O-Ethyl phenylphosphonochloridothioate OZ
ex29.35 Q (25R)-Spiro8t -5-en-3-beta-ol(diosgenin )
and its esters OZ

CCI Rate of
heading Description autonomous duties
No
ex29.35 Q 2-Acetyl -l,4-butyrolactone 0%
ex29.35 Q l>4-Diazabicyclo /2.2.27octane (triethylene »
diamine ) OZ
I
ex29.35 Q 2t4-Ditert~ butyl -6-(5-chlorobenzotriazol -2-
yl)phenol OZ
ex29*35 Q 2"Benzotriazol-"2 –yl–p–cresol 0%
ex29.35 Q Indoraetacin (INN) 0%
ex29.35 Q 2-Benzotriazol -2-yl-4-(l,i,3,3-tetramethyl "
butyl )phenol 0%
ex29.35 Q 2-Methylpyridine 0%
ex29.35 Q Methyl 3-amino -5,6-dichloropyrazine -2-
carboxylate OZ
ex29.35 Q (-)~l~tert -Butylamino -3–(4~morT>holino –
l»2,5 -thiadiazol -3-yloxy )propan -2-ol 0%
ex29*35 Q Amprolium (INN)hydrochloride 0%
ex29.35 Q Tiabendazole (INN)fortheproduction of
medicaments forhuman oranimal use (a) OZ
ex29.35 Q Orazamide (INN) OZ
ex29.35 Q Hexan -6-olide (epsilon-caprolactone ) 8.4Z
ex29.35 Q 5-Ethy1-2-methyl pyridine " OZ
ex29.35 Q 7-Oxabicyclo /2.2.J.7heptane -2,3-dicarboxy" • OZ
lieacid anditssodium salts
ex29.35 Q 4-Nitrobenzyl 7-amino-3-methyl -8-oxo-
5-thia-1-azabicyclo/4.2.o7oct-2-ene-2-
carboxylate anditssalts
x29«36 Sulfaguanidine (INN) OZ
ff
51 Quinethazone (INN) , OZ
x29«36 Sulfathiazole (INN) OZ
x29.38 BII Panthenol (INN) OZ
x29.38 BII Calcium pantothenate (INN) 4,7%
x29.38 BIII Folic acid (INN) OZ
x29.39 CI Serum gonadotrophin (INN) OZ
• %
^r.™S'^i aw0l!f-thi"u8I,eMion «11<>•kubjeet toth.

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ccx
heading
No'DescriptionRata of
autonomous dutiei
ex29.39 DII
ex29.39 DII
ex29.39 DII
ex29.39 DII
ex29.39 DII
ex29.39 DII
ex29.39 DII
ex29.39 DII
ex29.39 DII
ex29.39 E
ex29.39 E
ex29.39 E
ex29.39 E
ex29.40
ex29.AO
ex29.40
ex29.41 A
ex29.41 D
ex29.41 D
ex29.41 D
ex29.42 CVII
ex29.42 CVII
ex29.44 A
ex29.44 C
ex29.44 C
ex29.44 C
ex29.44 CMethylprednisolone (INN)
21-Chloro -9-fluoro -11-beta-hydroxy -I6-alpha ,
17-isopropylidenedioxypregn -4-ene-3,20-dione
Fluorometholone (INN)
Betamethasone (INN)21~acetate
Betamethasone (INN)17,21-dipropionate
Triaracinolone (INN)
Triamcinolene hexacetonide (INN)
Triamcinolone (INN)acetonide
Triamcinolene (INN)1&~alpha ,21-diacetate
Calusterone (INN)
Prasterone (INN)
Calcitonin (INN)porcine
Calcitonin (INN),salmon-type ,andits
salts
Bromelains (INN)
Mixture ofstreptokinase (INN)and
streptodornase (INN)
Peroxidase
Digitalis glycosides ,other than digoxin
Purified glycoside ofsquills
Calcium salts ofsennoside Aand B
Podophy llotoxin of 'benzyl idene -beta-D-"
glucoside
Pilocarpine nitrate
Pilocarpine hydrochloride
Azidocillin (INN)and itssalts
Tobramycin (INN)anditssalts
Gentamicin (INN)and itssalts
Cefradine (INN)
. J
Amphotericin B(INN) •-8Z
0Z
01
0%
02
8%
8Z
8Z
8%
0%
0Z
0Z
0%
0Z
0%
0Z
0Z
0Z
02
0%
0%
0Z
0Z
0Z
0Z
0Z
0Z

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CCT
heading
NoDescriptionRace of
autonomous duties
ex29.44 C
ex29.44 C
ex29.44C
ex29.44 C
ex29.44 C
ex29.44 C
ex29.44 C
ex29.44 C
ex29.44 Cand
ex30.03 AIIb)
ex29.44 C
ex29.44 C
ex29.44 C
ex29.44 Cand
ex30.03 AIIb)
ex30.01 AI
ex30.01 B
ex30.03 AIIb)
and BIIb)
ex30.01 B,
ex30.03 AIIb)
and BIIb)
ex30.01 B,
ex30.03 AIIb)
and BIIb)
ex30.01 BSalts ofcefaloridine (INN)
Salts ofcefalotin (INN)
Salts ofcefalexin (INN)
Minocycline (INN)mono-hydrochloride
dihydrate
Lincomycin (INN)and itssalts andesters
Clindamycin (INN)and itssalts andesters
Spectinomycin (INN)dihydrochloride penta "
hydrate
Spectinomycin (INN)sulphate
Bleomycin (INN)sulphate
Tylosin (INN)and itssalts
Sisomicin (INN)sulphate
Monensin (INN)and itssalts
Amikacin (INN)and itssalts
Bovine livers fororganitherapeutic •
purposes ,dried andpowdered
Human albumin 20Z
Human fibrinogen .
Preserved serum prepared onabasis of
human blood
Thefollowing substances derived from human
blood :antihaemophilic globulin ,anti-Rh
(D)-globulin andplasmaprotein solution7Ζ
7Z
7Z
0Z
0Z
0Z
0Z
0Z
0Z
0Z
0Z
OZ
OZ
SZ
0Z
0Z
0Z
0Z

CCT
heading
NoDescriptionRate of
autonomous dutiei
ex30.01 B Extracts ofsuprarenal glands 0Z
ex30.01 B Intrinsic factor (purified extracts of
mucous membrane ofswine ,dried ) 5%
ex30.01 B Extracts ofliver ofbovine animals 51
ex30.01 B Lyophilised gamma globulin derived from
human bloodν'
0Z
ex30.01 B Anti-D immunoplasma 0Z
ex30.01 B Human albumin ,lyophilised 01
ex30.02 A Tetanus immunoglobulin 0Z
ex30.02 AAnti-tetanus immunoplasma 0Z
ex30.03 AIIb)
and BIIb)Anti-haemophilic globulin andanti-Rh ^
(D)-globulin derived from human blood 0Z
32.01 A Tanning extracts ofwattle (Mimosa ) 0Z
ex32.01 DTanning extracts ofeucalyptus 4Z
ex32.01 D Tanning extracts derived f.rom gambler
andmyrobalan fruits 0Z
ex32.04 AIVDyeing extracts oflogwood ,yellow woods
orred woods 0Z
ex32.07 BPolycarbonate with acarbon black content
ofnot less than 22Z and not more than 28Z
ex38.03 B
38.07 A
38.07 Bbyweight 0Z
Acid activated montmorillonite which ,when
examined byX-ray powder diffraction ,shows
four principal lines corresponding tocrystal
interplanar spacing (dvalues )of0.44 ,0.40 ,
0.33 and0.25 nanometres ,theline correspon­
ding to0.40 nanometres being themost intense 0Z
Spirits ofturpentine 3Z
Sulphate turpentine ;crude dipentene 3Z
ν

mQm
CCT Rate of
heading Description autonomous duties
No
38.07 C Wood turpentine ;terpenic solvents produced
bythedistillation orother treatment of
coniferous woods ;sulphite turpentine ;
pine oil 3Z
ex38.08 C Rosin ,hydrogenated ,polymerized ,dimerized
oroxidized 4Z
ex30.08 C Hydroabietyl alcohol OZ
ex38.19 G Catalysts consisting ofbis(2-dimethylamino "
ethyl )ether dissolved in1,l'-oxydipropan -
2-ol OZ
ex38.19 G Catalysts consisting essentially ofdiphosphorus
pentaoxide onaninert support OZ
ex38.19 K Sintered magnesite mixed with small quantities
ofmineral oils OZ
ex38.19 U Mixtures ofaldehydes from lignin OZ
ex38.19 U Calcined bauxite (refractory grade ) 0Z
ex38.19 U Mixtures oftertiary thiols " 9Z
ex38.19 U Crude guanine (paste offish scales andother
waste offish ,containing mineral oil ,ofa
kind used forthemanufacture ofpearl essence ) OZ
ex38.19 U Diosgenin ,crude OZ
ex38.19 U White mortar ,non-refractory ,consisting of
marble powder andwhite cement ,excluding
coating materials used inpainting andof • •
atype used formasonry OZ
ex38.19 U White granules andpowders consisting ofa
mixture ofmelted ,recrystallized mineral
substances (mainly sand ,limestone anddo­
lomite ) 12Z
ex38.19 U Intermediate products from themanufacture of
monensin salts OZ
ex39.01 CIII Filmbase ,inrolls ,ofpoly(ethylene tere­
phthalate ),forcinematography orphotography
(including radiography ) i 8Z

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CCT Rate of
heading Description autonomous dutiei
No
ex39.01 CIII Waste andscrap ofpolyester sheets coated
with tungsten compounds 0Z
ex39.01 CIII Polyesters made from naphthalene-2 ,6-dicar "
boxylic acid andethylene glycol inthe
form offilms whether ornot ,inrolls 0% >
ex39.01 CIII Reflecting polyester sheeting whether ornot
inrolls 0Z
ex39.01 CIII Polyhexanolide 12.8*
ex39.01 CIV Polyamide 6inoneofthefonns mentioned in
Note 3(b)toChapter 39forthemanufacture
oftextile threads andfibres (a) 15%
ex39.01 CVII Poly(ethylene oxide )having amolecular weight
ofnot less than 4000000 8Z
ex39.01 CVII Polyimide film whether ornot inrolls 0%
ex39.02 CIII Polysulphohaloethylenes inoneoftheforms
mentioned inNote 3(a)and (b)toChapter 39 4%
ex39.02 CVIIb)Poly(vinyl chloride )sheeting ,whether ornot .
inrolls ,ofathickness less than 1mmand
coated ononeside with pressure sensitive
adhesive inwhich are embedded small hollow
glass balls having adiameter ofnotless
than 50micrometers andnotmore than
100micrometers 0%
ex39.02 CVIa)
®ndb) Copolymers solely ofallyl alcohol with
styrene ,which have anacetyl value ofnot
less than 175 ^ 0%
ex39.02 CVIII Copolymers ofvinylidene chloride with vinyl
chloride ,containing notless than 80Zby
weight ofvinylidene chloride ,inoneofthe
forms mentioned inNote 3(a)and (b)to ■
Chapter 39,for themanufacture offibres ,
monifil orstrip (a) ' 4%
ex39.02 CXII Reflecting polyacrylic sheeting ,whether or
not inrolls 0Z
ex39.02 CXII Copolymerisation products ofacrylic and
methacrylic esters intheform offilm of
athickness not less than 50micrometers
andnotexceeding 150micrometers 0%
(a)Theapplication ofthis suspension will besubject totheconditions
determined bythecompetent authorities . ' ''

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CCT Rate of
heading Description autonomous duties
No
ex39.02 CXIVa) Copolymer aofethyl acrylate with
chloroethylvinyl ether ,inoneofthe
forms mentioned inNote 3(b)to
^Chapter 39 12%
ex39.02 CXIVg) Alterning copolymers ofethylene and
maleic anhydride whose 0.5% dispersion
inaqueous ammonia (pH8.5)atapproxi­
mately 20°Chasaviscosity between
15000 and 60000 cP 0%
ex39.02 CXIVa) Copolymers ofvinyl chloride with vinyl
acetate andvinyl alcohol containing by
weight not less than 90%andnotmore
than 92%ofvinyl chloride ,not less
than 2%andnotmore than 4%ofvinyl
.acetate and not less than 4%and not
more than 8%ofvinyl alcohol ,inone
oftheforms mentioned inNote 3(a)
and (b)toChapter 39 0%
ex39.02 CXIVb) ,Poly(vinyl fluoride )film ,whether or
not inrolls 0%
ex39.03 BIIb)2,
BIIIb)4aa)and
BIVb)4aa) Waste andscrap ofphotographic (in­
cluding cinematographic )andX-ray
film 0%
39.03 BVa)1 Ethylcellulose ,notplasticized 4%
ex39.03 BVa)2 Ethylhydroxyethylcellulose insoluble
inwater 4%
ex39.05 B Rubber hydrochloride film ofathickness '.
notexceeding 0.02 mm,whether ornor 1
inrolls o%
ex41.02 B Bovine skins ,chrome tanned inthemoist
state (wetblue ). OX
ex41.02 B Leather ofEast India kip ,whole ,whether
ornottheheads andlegs have been '
removed ,weighing each more than 4.5kg
netandnotmore than 8kg,notfurther
prepared than vegetable tanned ,whether
ornothaving undergone further preser­
vative treatment with oil,butobviously
unsuitable forimmediate useinthe
manufacture ofleather articles 0%

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CCT Rate of
heading Description autonomous dutiei
No
41.03 BI Sheep andlambskin leather ,except leather
falling within heading No41.06 ,41.07 or41.08 ,
other ,notfurther prepared than tanned OX
/
41.04 BI Goat andkidskin leather ,except leather
falling within heading No41,06,41.07 or41.08 *
other ,notfurther prepared than tanned OX
41.05 BI Other kinds ofleather ,except leather falling
within heading No41.06 ,41.07 or41.08 ,not
further prepared than tanned OX
ex44.22 Used casks andbarrels ofoak ,whether
assembled ornot ;their staves andheads OX
ex44,28 C Shingles forroofs andwalls ,ofconiferous
wood OX
45.02 Natural cork inblocks ,plates ,sheets or
stripB (including cubes orsquare slabs ,
cut tosize forcorks orstoppers ) 4X
ex48.01 E Japanese tissue (special long-fibre paper )
for themanufacture ofartificial sausage
casings orforwrapping man-inade textile
fibres (continuous )inthecourse of
industrial processing (a) OX
ex49.11 B Microcopies onanopaque base intended for
databanks andlibraries (a) OX
ex49.11 B Artists' screen prints (commonly described
asserigraphs ),signed bytheartist and
numbered from 1to200 OX
ex51.01 A Single yarn ofpolytetrafluoroethylene OX .
ι
ex51.01 A, Yarn wholly ofpoly(glycollic acid ) 0%
51.01 BI Hollow-filament yarn ofregenerated textile
fibres • OX
ex51.02 AI Monofil wholly offluorocarbon polymer OX
ex51.04 A Woven fabrics ofpolyvinyl alcohol fibres
formachine embroidery OX
(a)Theapplication ofthis suspension will besubject totheconditions
determined bythecompetent Authorities .

Mo4} !I –– !
CCT Rat«of !
heading Description autonomous duties
ex54.03 BIa) Unbleached linen yarn (excluding yarn offlax
tow),measuring perkg30,000 morless ,for
themanufacture ofmultiple orcabled yarns
forthefootwear industry orforwhipping
cables (a)
ex56.01 A Synthetic textile fibres ofaromatic polyamides
obtained bypolycondensation ofm-phenylene "
diamine andisophthalic acid 0*
ex58.01 B Carpets ,carpeting andrugs ofsilk orofwaste
silk other than noil ,ofwhich thepile contains
notless than 85%byweight ofsilk orofwaste 20%with aoax .
silk other than noil of4UAperm2
ex58.07 A Braid wholly ofpoly(glycollic acid )yarn 0%
ex59.03 Bonded fibre fabrics andsimilar bonded yarn
fabrics ofaromatic polyamide man-made fibres
produced bypolycondensation ofm-phenylene "
diamine andisophthalic acid 0%
ex59.04 Coir yarn forthemanufacture ofcarpets ,
carpeting andrugs ,mats andthelike (a) 0%
ex59.17 D Yarn ofpolytetrafluoroethylene ,impregnated ,
whether ornotoiled 02
ex68.02 B Artificially coloured granules andchippings 0Z
ex69.09 B Catalysts supports ,consisting ofporous
cordierite ceramic pieces ofroughly circular
oroval cross-section with parallel Bides ,
having anoverall volume ofnot less than
240mlandnotmore than 11100ml,andhaving
aminimum dimension ofnot less than 70mmand
amaximum dimension ofnotmore than 480mm,
having not less than 28continuous channels
perhundred mm2running parallel tothemain
axis ofsymmetry ,thetotal channel cross -
section area being notless than 60%andnot
more than 80% ofthewhole cross-section area 0Z
ex70.19 AIVb) Glass beads ofadiameter ofless than 0.1
Omm
andwith arefraction index of2.26 0Z
ex76.03 Aluminium alloy strip incoils containing not
less than 18%byweight andnotmore than 23%
byweight oftinandnotless than 0.7% by
weight andnotmore than 1.5% byweight of
coper asthemajor alloying elements andhaving
awidth ofnot less than 75mmandnotmore than
230mmand athickness ofnot less than 3mm
and notmore than 6.5mm 0Z
(a)Theapplication ofthissuspension willbesubject totheconditions
iMei^ieifm^nec^ thePtTiretent atithnrt fipg. '

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CCT Rate of
heading Description autonomous dutiei
No
ex81.02 B Molybdenum alloy sheets ofless than 0.20 mm
thick containing not less than 98%byweight
ofmolybdenum not less than 0.40% byweight
andnotmore than 1%byweight oftitanium
andnotless than 0.06% byweight andnotmora
than 0.20% byweight ofzirconium ,asthe
major alloying element 0%
ex81.04 DI Chromium ,intheform ofcathode chips or
pellets which contains notmore than 0.10%
byweight oftotal oxygen ,notmore than
0.015% oftotal aluminium ,andnotmore
than 0.001% byweight ofaluminium compounds
insoluble inboiling 5Nhydrochloric acid
and inboiling fuming perchloric acid ,and
estimated asAlyintended fortheproduction
ofalloy forthemanufacture ofthefollowing .
parts ofgazturbines andjetengines (a)t
< -blades ,fixed ormovable including their rings .
-valves ,
-nozzles 0%
ex81.04 GI Electrolytic manganese ofapurity ofat
least 99.5% and intended for thechemical
industry (a) 0%
ex81.04 KI Waste andscrap oftitanium 0%
ex81.04 KI Titanium sponge 0%
ex81.04 M Waste andscrap ofuranium depleted inU235 0%
ex84.51 A Typewriters with Braille characters 0%
ex84.59 Integrally forged ,rough-turned components
with unit weights ofmore than 150tons or
outer diameters ofmore' than 6000mm,for
reactor pressure vessels OX
ex84.63 Forged androughly shaped generator andturbine
shafts ofaweight exceeding 150metric tons 0%
ex85.13 B Sonic convertors consisting
(a)Theapplication ofthissuspension will besubject totheconditions
determined bythecompetent authorities .

CCT Rate of
heading Description autonomous duties
No
ex85.13 B Sonic convertors consisting ofaboxapproxima­
tely 12inches square and twoinches thick ,the
topbeing shaped intheform ofacradle to
receive atelephone handser ,incorporating a
lamp toindicate thestate ofcall .This
modem (MODulator /OEModulator )converts tele­
printer keyboard signals fortransmission by
telephone line orradio forreconversion to
keyboard signals onadistant teleprinter OZ
ex88.OSB Visual display system generating images
bycomputer intended forequipping flight
simulators for civil aircraft 4.5Z
ex90.01 B Material consisting ofapolarising film ,
supported ononeorboth sides bytrans­
parent material OZ
ex90.19 BII Reading appliances fortheblind ,inwhich
aminiature camera using photo-transistors
transmits letters into ascanning board
with piezo-electric pencils ,anditsparts
andaccessories OZ