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COMMISSION  
OF THE
EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES
General  SecretariatCOM(85) 1 final 
Brussels, 24 January 1 9 8 5
F O R  O F F IC IA L  U S E  ONLY
RECOMMENDATION FOR A COUNCIL REGULATION
concerning the conclusion of the Agreement between the European  
Economic Community and the Republic of Indonesia on trade in  
textile products
(submitted to the Council by the Commission)
COM(85) 1  final

EXPLANATORY MEMORANDUM
1. By Decision of 25 February 1982, the Council authorised the Commission 
to open negotiations with Indonesia 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 
Indonesia from 9 July to 25 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 Indonesia,
(ii) calls for voluntary restraint, at agreed levels, on exports to 
the Community of certain categories of products covered by the 
Agreement,
(iii) 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
tions.

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The Heads of the Delegation initialled the text of the draft Agreement 
on 25 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
(2)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:
(i) 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 con­
cerning the conclusion of the Agreement 
between the European Economic Community and 
the Republic of Indonesia
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 Indonesia should be 
approved,
HAS ADOPTED THIS REGULATION:
Article 1
The Agreement between the European Economic Community and the Republic of 
Indonesia on trade in textile products, the text of which is annexed to 
this ReguTation, is hereby approved on behalf of the Community.
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.

A G R E E M E N T
SSTWIS! THS EUROPEAN ECONOMIC CCfOfUSITT 
AND
τ:γ ρ rfpirijc  c? tntichssia
O lì TRAM IN TOC I l i  PL D  D U C T S

THX COUNCIL or THX EUROPEAN COGiUNITIES,
of the on· part, »ad
THX GOVERNMENT Of THE REPUBLIC OP INDONESIA
;  of th· oth«r port,
I
I
DESIRING to promote, with a view to permanent oo—operation and in 
conditions providing every oeourlty f t trade, th· orderly and equitable
development of trade in textile produota between the European Economic 
Community (hereinafter referred to ·« "the Community") and the Republic of 
Indonesia (hereinafter referred to an "Indcneaia").
RESOLVED to take the fulleet poeeible acoount of the eerioua eoonoaio 
and social problems at present affeoting the textile industry in both 
importing and exporting countries, and in particular, to eliminate real 
risks of market disruption on the market of the Community and real risks 
of disruption to ths textils trade of Indonesia.
HAVING REGARD to the Arrangement regarding International Trade in Textile# 
(hereinafter referred to as "the Geneva Arrangement"), and in particular 
Article 4 thereof} and to the conditions set out in the Protocol extending 
the Arrangement together with the Conclusions adopted on 22 December 1981 
by the Textiles Committee·^
HAVE DECIDED to conclude this Agreement and to this end hare designated 
as their Plenipotentiaries 1
THX COUNCIL 07 THX EUROPEAN COOCUNITIE3 I
THX GOVERNMENT 07 THE"' RFPUBLIC OF INDONESIA " 1
VHO HAVE AGREED A3 FOLLOWS S

SECTICTT I T  TRADE AJHlATrUEfOTTS '
JLRTICLE 1
1» The parties recognise end confira that, subject to tbs provisions
of this Agreement snd without prejudice to their rights and obligations 
under tb« Cenerai Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, the conduct of their
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*  outusi trade in textile producta‘«hall be governed bj the proviaione of 
the Geneva Arrangement.
2· ‘  In respect of the products covered by this Agreement, the Community
undertakes not to introduce quantitative restrictions under Article XTX 
of· the GeneraI Agreement on Tariffe and Trade or Artide 3 of the Geneve 
Arrangement. ,
3· We&eurcs having equivalent effect to quantitative restrictions aa
the importation into the Community of the products covered by this Agre«*» 
aeat shall be prohibited. ·  ■  !

ARTICLE 2
This Agreement shall apply to trade in textile product· of cotton*
wool and man-cade fibres originating in Indonesia which are listed•  «
in Annex I·
1
The classification of the products covered by this Agreement is baaedp I
on the nomenclature of the Common Customs Tariff and oh tha JZomenclatuxe of 
Goods for the External Trade Statistics of the Community and tha Statistic· 
of Trade between Member Statee (NIMEXE).
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Th· origiri of the products covered by this Agreement shall be 
detera-l-oed in accordance with the rule* in force in the Community*
•  If any Amendment is made to these rules, the Community shall take  
appropriate measures to ensure that the ability of^Indonesia to use the
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quantitative limits established in Annex II In the present Agreement iq nbt·•  ,  *  e
thereby adversely affected. ‘  ·  ‘  ·.  ·  ·  ·»·..'·
•  *  ·  ,  *  ■»··...  ·
* The· procedures, fos ’doqtrol of the origin of the products referred to
above, are laid down in ^Protocol A. · .»"'*

ARTICLE 3
Indonesia arrese for. each Agreement year io restrain ito 
exports io the Coanauxiity of the products desorihed. la II to the
limit» set out therein.
Exports of textile products set out la IT aK»ll ho subject
to s. double-checking eystsa specified la Protocol A·

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ARTICLE 4
Indonesiana! tha Community raoognit· tha apeoial and differential oharaoter 
of re—laporte of textile product« into the Community after processing in
Indonesia.,
Such re-imports may be agreed outeide the quantitative limite established 
tinder this Agreement provided that they are effected in accordance with the 
regulation* on eoonomio outward processing in foroe in the Community.

ARTICLE 5 *I
Exports of cottage industry fabrics woven on hand- o r 
fcot-opera:ed looms, garments or other articles obtained 
nar.ually from such fabrics and traditional folklore 
handicraft products shall not be subject to quantitative 
Units , provided that these products meet the conditions
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laid down in Protocol B. *

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ARTICLE 6
i* Imports into the Community of textile product·
covered by this Agreement shall not be subject to the
quantitative limits established in Annex II, provided that
they aro declared to be for re-export outside the
Community in the same state or after processing, under
the administrative system of control set up for this purpose 
.  ·  
within the Community.
However, the release for home use of products 
imported under the conditions referred to above shall be 
subject to the production of an export licence issued by 
the Indonesian authorities, and to proof of origin in 
'accordance with the provisions of Protocol A..
•
2· Where the Community authoritie· hav« evidence that
imports of textile products have been.set oiT against f t  
quantitative limit established under,.this Agreement, but 
that the products have subsequently been re-exported outsido 
the Community,  the authorities concerned shall inform the 
Indonesian authorities within four weeks of the quantities 
involved and authorize imports of identical quantities of 
,  .  the same products, which shall not be set off against the 
*· quantitative limit established trader thia Xcreenent for-tha 
current or .the following year.

ARTICLE 7
In any Agreement year edvanc® us® of A portion of th® quantitative .
Unit «®tabli#h©d for the following Agreement 'year 1· authorized for aach
category of product« up to 5 2 of th· quantitative llaif for th« currant
Agreement year.•  *  ·
Amount■ delivered In advene· «hell be deducted from the correeponding
quantitative limit« eetablithed for the following Agreement year.
•  ·
Carryover to the corresponding quant it at ive limit for th® following 
Agreement year of amount® not used during any Agreement year ic authorized^ 
for each category of product«’  up to 5 % of th® quantitativ® Halt for th® 
current Agreement year.
•
Tranefera in respect of categoric® in Croup X «hall not b® »ad® fr©» 
any category except as follow® t
V «
* * .  tranef«r* between Categories 2 and 3 and fro« Category 1 to Categoric®
2 and 3 may be mad® up to of th® quantitativ® limit® for th® 
category to which th® transfer ia made.
·» transfers between Categories 4t  5i ^ 1 7 and 8 nay b® mad® up to 9 *
the quantitative limit for th® category to which th® transfer i® mad®.
Transfer« into any category in Croup® II and III may ho mad® from any 
Category or categories in Croups I, II and III up to 5- i °f tee quadtitativ® 
limit for the category to which the transfer in mad®» -
The tabl® of equlvalenoe applicable to th® transfer· referred to 
above is given in Annex I to this Agreement.
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The increase in any category of product« resulting froa th® cumulative 
application of the provisions In paragraphs lt  2 end 3 abov® during an 
’Agreement year shall not exceed 15^.
;  Prior notification «hall be c!vcn by th® authorities of Indonesia
in the event of recourse to the provision* of paragraphs 1,  2 and 3 above.

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ARTICLE 8
1· Export· of textlls produots not llstsd in lim«x ZZ to this Agreement Mjf 
be »ad· »ubjeot to quanti tativ· lioit· by Indonesia, on thè oonditions lai4
2· Wher· th· Community find·, under the system of administrative control a«t 
up, that th* level of Import· of produote in a given category not listed 
In Annex II originating In Indonesia, exceeds, in relation to the preceding 
year'· total import· into the Community from all oouroe· of produote la 
that category, the following ratea t
— for oategorles*of products lu Group I 0,556
— for categories of produote in Group II 2,556
— for categories of products in Group III
It may roqueot the opening of consultation· in acoordanc« with the prooedur* 
described in Artlole 17 of this Agreement, with a view to reaching agreement 
on an appropriate reetraint level for tho products in such category,
' · *  Tns Community shall authorise the Importation of products of the said
category shipped from Indonesia before the date on whioh the request for 
consul tationa was eaV.lt ted,
•J, Pending a mutually oatiefaotory solution, Indonesia undertakes to limit 
exports of the produots in the category ooncorned to the Community or to 
the region or regions of the Community market epeoified by the Community 
for a provisional poriod of 3 montho from th· date on which the request for 
consultation# is made. Such provisional limit shall be established at 25^ 
of the level of imports reached during the calendar year preceding that in 
which imports exceeded tho level resulting from the application of the 
formula aet out in paragraph 2,  and gave riee to the-request for coneultatlon 
or of the level resulting fro» the application of tho formula sat out in 
parog-raph 2,  whichever is the higher,
4e Should the Parties be unable in the oourse of consultations to reach a 
satisfactory solution within tho period specified in Articl· 17 of the 
Agreement, the Community shall have th· right to introduce a definitive 
quantitative limit at an annual level not lower than the level resulting 
from the application of the formula set out in paragraph 2,  or 106^ of 
the lovel of importB reached during the calendar year preceding that In which 
imports exceeded tho level reoulting from the application of the formula 
set out in paragraph 2 and gave rise to the request for consultations, 
whichever is the higher.down in the following paragraphs.

9
Th· annual level eo fixed shall to· rovieed upward· after 
oonrultatlono In accordance with th· proocdure referred to in Artlcl· 17, 
with a view to fulfilling the condition· set out in paragraph 2,  should 
th· trend of.total import· Into th· Community of th· product in question
Bake this necessary.
Th© limit· introduced under paragraph 2 or paragraph 4 may in 
no cabo b· lower than tho level of import· of produota in that category 
originating in Indoneaiain 1900·
6. Quantitative limit· may also b· established by th· Community on 
a regional basis in accordance with the provision· of Protocol C.
7. The annual growth rat· for tho quantitative limits introduced 
under this Article «hall be determined in accordance with th· provisions of 
Protocol D.
0. Th· provision· of this Artiolo shall not apply where the percentage·
specified i.n paragraph 2 ha /· been reached as a result of fall in total 
'imports into the Community, and not a· a result of an lncreaeo in export·
.of.product· originat *,ng in Indonesia.
9. In th* event of the provioione of paragraph 2, 3 or 4 being
applied, Indonesia undertake, to Isaac export licence, for product, covered 
by contraot. conoluded before the introduction of tho quantitative limit, 
up to the volume of the quantitative limit fixed.
10. Up to the date of communication of the statletio. referred to in
Article 10 paragraph 6, the provisions of paragraph 2 of this Article »hall 
apply on the basis of the annual statietica previously communicated by the 
Community.
H. The provisions of this Agreement whioh oonoorn exports of product·
subject to the quantitative limits established In Annex II shall aloo apply 
to products for whioh quantitative limits or# introduced under this Artiol®.

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ART I CUE 9
X« Where th® Community ascertains that th® l®v®i of import· In A fivw
category of Croup I subject to quantitative Halts *st out In Annex XI 
exceed a In any Agreement year the level of. Inport o In ths preceding ye«T 
by 10JC of the level of the quantitative lioit set out In innez II for
the current Agreement year, it may request with a view to avoiding palpable  
damage to domestic industry the opening of consultations in accordance with
9
the provisions described in Article 17 of this Agreement with a view to 
reaching agreement on:
« the suspension, wholly or In pert, of the provisions of Artlois 7# 
or
- a modification of the quantitative limit set out in Annex II by th· 
establishment of an ad hoo limit below the «misting quantitative lLuit '
a m as well as the corresponding equitable and quantifiable ooapenoattoil
which constitutes a mutually acceptable solution.
2« The Coxaunity shall authorise the importation of produots of the said
category shipped from Indonesia "before the date on which the request for 
qonsultatlone wee eubaitted.
Pending a erutually eat 1 »factory eolution, incjonesia undertakes for a period, 
of 1 month from the date of notification of the request for consultations, 
to restrain exports of the products in the category concerned to the 
Cocrrunity or to the region or regions of the Community market specified by 
the Community to one twelfth of the level of exports reached during th« 
preceding calendar year.
3-* A quantitative limit modified as a result of the application of
paragraph 1 In any year preceding tho final Agreement year shall be 
subject to a growth rate so as to ensure that the level of the quantitatit 
limit set oat in Annex II for ths final Agreement year Is regained In that
year.
4« Should the Parties be unable in ths course of consultations to reach & 
satisfactory solution within the period specified in Art l cl o ‘ .17 of th® 
Agreement, Indonesia. undertaJceo, if so requeoted by the Community»
— to suspend wholly or In part, the provisions of Article 7 In roepaot
of the Communityior any of its region* for th® category ooncomau or

■* t o  codify th· quantitative Halt «et o u t In Annex II for th· category
concemtd ®o as to restrain oxporte to the Coonaunlty or any of Its 
region· to 12o f Imports attained during th· preceding calendar 
year, or to the level of exports up to ths date of the request for 
consultations plus the level of export· provided for during th· 
oonsult&tlon period under paragraph 2, whichever 1· th· higher· ·
I
In the event that the provision· of this paragraph ar· applied th·
Community undertake· to maintain an offer of equitable and quantiflabl· 
eoapenoat Ion.
The application of the otiiur·* provided for In thl· paragraph is Halted 
to the year In which th· measure· ar· taken·
5* The provision· of paragraph 1 »hall not apply to a given category unite# 
th· quantitative limit· establiohod In Annex II for th· Community for 
that category represent at loast2.5^of total Community tnportg during
I960.
£e The provisions of paragraph 1 shall not apply to a given category unlsti· 
th® level of imports originating In Indonenia-dur ing ths current Agrsennnt 
x.jetLT represent at leaot of th* quantltativs Unit set out in Annex II
for that category in the Conaunlty as a whole or in any region or regions
of .the Community concerned. .
?· Any Halt codified in accordance wiih tfaa provisions of paragraph· 1 or A 
cay in no case be lower than th· level of imports of product· In that 
category originating in Indoneeiain I960«
Be The provisions of th® artiols aloo apply whsr· th· level referred to in
paragraph 1 is exceeded in any of the Connrunlty'« regions· In such a cats 
the cospenoat lor. referrod to in paragraph» 1 and 4 will concern the 
region or regions of ths Cocaunlty indicated La the Community*· requart 
for consultatIons.
9· With a view to limiting recourse to paragraph 1 of thl· Artici·, Indonesia 
Undertakes to infora th· Community of any e-harp and substantial increase« 
in the issue of export licences for any category which is likely to lead 
to th· fulfilment of th· conditions required for th« application of th· 
present article*

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ARTICLE 10
1« Indonesia undertakes to supply the Community with precise statistical 
information on all oxport licences issued by the Indonesian authorities 
for all categories of toxtilo products subject to the quantitative limit·
established under this Agreement an well as on all certificate· issued
by the Indonesiamuthoritiea for all products referred to in Article 5 
and subject to the provisions of Protoool B,
The Community shall likewise transmit to thoIndonesian authorities precise 
statistical information on import authorizations or documents issued by th« 
Community authorities in respect of export licences and certificates issued 
by Indonesia.
2« Tho information referred to in paragraph 1 shall, for all categories of
products, he transmitted beforo the end of the second month following th· 
quarter to which the statistics rolate.
3· The Community nhall transmit to the Indonesianauthoritles import statistics 
for all products covorod by the oystea of administrative control referred to 
in Article 8,  Paragraph 2 and for producto oovered by Article 6 Paragraph 1«
4« Tho information reforred to in paragraph 3 shall, for all categories of pro­
ducts, he transmitted before the end of the third month following tho quarter 
to which the statistics rolate,
5* Should it ho found on analysis of the information exchanged that thore are
eignificant discrepancies botwoon tho roturns for exports and those for import· 
consultations may bo initiated in accordance with the procedure specified in 
Article 17 of this Agreement,
6, For the purpose of applying the provision* of Artiole 8,  and Article 9»
.  the Community undertakes to provide the IndoneBiamuthori ties, before 15 April 
of each year with tho preceding year's statistics on imports of all textile 
products coverod by this Agrooaont, broken down by supplying country and 
Community Member Stato,
7· Indonesia and the Community shall exchange to the extent possible available 
statistical information on trade in textile products.

ARTICLE II
1· In cast of divergent opinions between Indonesia and th· oompetcnt Community 
authorities at the point of entry into the Community on the olaooiflcation 
of products covered by tho present Agreement, classification shall provisionally 
bs based on indications provided by the Community, pending consultations 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 quantitcitive limit for a category of products other than tho category  
indicated on the export documents issued by the competent Indonesian authorities,  
tho Community shall inform Indonesia of such provisional debit within 30 days.
m
i* Th· authorities of Indonesia; shall be Informed of any amendment to th« Common
Customs Tariff or Wimaxe or any deoision, made in accordance with th® procedure#
Id fore® in th* Community, relating to tho classification of products covered 
by this Agreement.
Any amendment to the Common Cun toms Tariff or Nlooxe or any docieion whloh 
reeults in a modification of the claasifioation or products covered by this 
Agreement ehjs.ll not h&v* the eff®ot of reducing any quantitative limit established 
in Annex II. >
1
The procedures for tho application of thia Paragraph ax· set out in Protocol A.

ARTICLE 12
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U .Indonesia and t h ·  Cooununlty agr·· to  oooperat· folly in pa**v«nting th* 
oircuavantion of th· present Agre*a«nt by transshipment, rorouting or 
whatever other osuii, ·
Wh«r· information available to th« Coœraunlty a s  a result of th« 
Investigation* carried out in accordance with th* procodur*» s*t out la  
ÎTotocol A conatltutos «vidonc* that products of Indonesian origin subject 
to quantitative liait· established under this Agreeaent hav* b«en 
Iran»»hipped, rerouted or otherwise loported into the C* an unit y in 
oircuavent ion of thi· Agreeraont, th« Cocnunity cay requtat the opening 
of consultation* Ln accordance with th· procedure* described in Art tils I 
of thla Agreement, with a view to reaching agreement un an equivalent 
adjuotaent of th« oorr»cpondLng quantitative liait· established under th< 
A-gr r vaent ·
3« Pending th· result of th· consultation* referred to ln paragraph 2,
Indonesia «hall a* a precautionary censure, if *o requeated by th«C&TirD'init' 
ca-k* the necestary arrangement a to ensure that adjustment e of quant 1 tativ 
Halts liable to o· agreed following the consultation* referred *o in 
paragraph 2,  nay b· carried out for the quota year in which the request t 
open consul tat ions in accordance with paragraph 2 was cade, or for the 
following year ff the quota for the current year la exhausted, where 
clair evidence of otrcuovention le provided·
4 »  Should the parti«· be unable ln th« course of conrultatlone to reach a 
aatlsfactory solution within the period specified in Article 17 of the 
Agreeaent, the Community shall have the right, where clear evidence of 
olrcuavent ion has boon provldod, to deduct Proa th· quantitative Unite 
established under thi· Agreement amount· equivalent to th· product· of 
Indonesianorigln· *

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1« Indonesia «ball endeavour' t o  ensure that e x p o r t s  o f  t e x t i l e
products subject to quantitative limits are spaced Out aa evenly as possible 
ovor an s^p-eeiscnt year, due account being t  acen,  in particular, o f  seasonal 
factors o
2· Should there be. ea exceoaive concentration o f  la  ports on any product 
vithln a category subject to quantitative Units under this Agreement, the 
Conruuily ciy request consultaticos In accordance vith the procedure 
specified in Article 1? of this JLgrcoccnt vlth a Ylex to finding a solution.

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ARTICLE' 14
Should recourse be had to the denunciation provisions of 
Article 19 paragraph 4, the quantitative limit« established in 
Annex II «hall be adapt ©4 on a pro rata baa is·

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ARTICLE 15
1· Pir th· purpose of th· administration of this Agreement, th· Halts
referred to In Article 3 ars broken down by the Community into shares for 
each of its Member States.
2. Portione of the quantitative limits established in Annex II not used
in one Member State of the Community may bo reallocated to another 
Member State in accordance with the procedures in force in the Community.
The Community undertakes to examine with care and reply within 
four weeko to any request made for reallocation by Indonesia. In the 
event of agreement on ouch reallocation, the flexibility provisions set out 
in Articlo 7 shall continue to be applicable to the levels of the original 
allocation.
If, in the course of the application of the Agreement Indonesia 
finds that the break—down of a limit established in Annex II causes 
particular difficulties, it may request the opening of consultations in 
accordance with the provisions of Article 17 with a view to reaching a 
mutually satisfactory solution.
3· Should it appear in any given region of the Community that additional
supplies arc required, the Community may, whore measurea taken pursuant 
to paragraph 1 abovo aro inadequate to oover thoee requirements, authorizs 
tho importation of amount a greater than those stipulated in Annex II.

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ARTICLE 16 .
1· .  Indonesia and the Community undertake to refrain from dlaorlalnatlon .
In the allocation of export lioenoeB and import authorizations of 
documente referred to in Protooole A and B·
2· In implementing this Agreement, the Contracting Partie» »hall
take oars to maintain the traditional oommeroial practices and trade 
flows between the Community antì Indonesia»
5· Should either Party find that the application of thie Agreement
is disturbing existing oommerolal relations between importers in tho 
Community and «suppliers in Indonesia consultations shall bo started proopti;/, 
in accordance with the procedure epeoified in Artide 17 of thie Agreement, 
with a view to remedying thie situation.

19
JUtTICLS 17
1. Th· spécial consultation procedures referred to In this JLgrccucr.t
other than thee« referred to in paragraph 2 of thi· Article, «hall b«
*  . t
governed by th· following rules t
— any request for consultation· «hall b« notified in writing to th· 
other pxrtyi
— the request for coasultatlons shall b· followed within » reasonable 
period (ar.d in any cas· not later than .fifteen days following th·
.  notification) by a atatcncr.t setting out th« reasons ar.d c i re uac traces 
which, in th· opinion of the requesting Party,  .Justify th· eubaiaeioa 
of such a requestj
·» the Parties shall enter into consultations within one ccr.th *» th·
latest of notification of the request, with a view to reaching· ajreesaat 
or a rutually acceptabl· conclusion within one further cor.th at the 
latest.
2# The speciaa consultation procedure^ referred to in Article 9 of the 
Agreement shall be governed by the following rules ^
■· ary request for consultations chall be notified In writing to the other 
Party, together with a statement setting out the reasons ar.d circumstance 
which, in the opinion of the requesting Party, justify th· aubaission 
of such a request|
«* the Parties shill enter InJto consultations within 15 day» at the latest 
of notification of the roquent, with a vlew to reaching agreement or a 
nutcally acceptable coni cue Ion within a further 15 days at the latest.
3* If necessary, at th« request of either of the parties ar.d in conformity 
with the previsions of the Geneva Arrangement,  consult at icr.s shall be held 
on ary problems arising from the application of this Agreement. Ary 
,  consultations hold under this Articlo chall bo approached by both Portico 
* ·  in a spirit of cooperation  and with a das ire to reconcile th« difference 
bertween then.

- 20 -
ARTICLE 18
This Agreement shall'apply to thé territories within 
which the Treaty establishing the European Economic Community 
•is applied ar.d under the conditions laid down in that Treaty
on the one hand, and to the territory of Indonesia, on tho 
other hand. .  ·

-  21 -
ABTICLS 19
This Agreement shall enter into force on tho firot day of th® month 
following tho date on vhioh tho Contracting Parties notify each othor 
of tho completion of tho procedureo ncceorary f t this purpose* It 
shall bo applicable until 31 December I 986,
2* This Agreement shall apply with offoot from 1 January I 983,
3. Either Party may at· any time propose modifications to th® Agreement*
4« Either Party may at any timo denounce this Agreement provided that at
least sixty daya' notioe ia given* In that event tho Agreement shall 
com® to an end on tho expiry of the period of notice*
I
5e The Ajanoxes and Protocols to this Agreement^ the Agreed Minutes and the 
Jol.it declaration shall form an integral part thereof.

ARTICLE 20
Thi· Agreement «hall b· drawn up In two copi·« la the Danioh, Dutch,
.Rigl i ah, French, Co naan, Creek, I ta lia n  end -Bahasa Indoneaia languages each  
o f  th e*« te x t«  b ein g equaljjr a u th e n tic ·

„„la »tens« tove toon nude in tho coalition of tho tortilo rrou« roforred 
do In thin Airocmont. To facilitato roforonco to tho ne·.) Crounln.m, ttotr eonpo- 
niUrn ia cot out bolo*./ i
f20U? I  \
P30UP I I
reou? xnA
B
A
»Textile·
Clothing
Toxtilo·
Clothing
A T e x tile s
3 Clothing
0 Industrial 
ToxtiloaCategorie® 1» 2, 3
Categorico 5* 6« 7* ® '
Catogorioo 9, 20, 22, 23, 32, 39 
Categorico 12, 13, 144», 143, 15A, 153, 16,
1 7,  18, 19, 21, 24, 26, 27, 20,
29, 304, 303, 31, 68, 73, 76, 7 8,
.  81, 83.
•  'x
• * e
^Categories 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38X, 383, 40,
41, 42, 43, Ì4, 45, 46, 47, 40, 43,
5 0,  5 1,  5 2,  53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58.
59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66,
Categories 10, 67, 69, 70, 71, 72, 74, 75, 7·'
80, 82, C4, £5, £6, 87, ec
Catcgorio» 9°, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97,
99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105,
105, 107,  108, 109, no, 111, 112, 
% 113, U4.
Category 10 corrprlaca forr.or catcgorioa 10 and 11 
Category 24 conoriaca foner categorica 24 and 25 
Category 19 conpriaea forocr catogorioa 19 and 89 
Category 72 coapriaoa for.oor c-atogorios 72 and 79poto mt

A N N E X  I

GROUP I A
Category CCT heading No
55.05
55.09NIMEXE
code
(1982 )DetcriptionTable of equivalence
pieces/kg g/piece
55.05- 
19:21 
27:29 
35:57 
45:46 
52:58 
65:67 
72;  78 
9813: 
;  25 
;  33 
;4|
:  48 
6 1 
69 
92Cotton  yarn, not put up for retail  
sale
55.09-03 
04;  05;0 
07;  0S;0 10;12; 1  
14;15;  1 
17;19;2 
29; 32;  34 
35;37;38 
99;41  ;  49 
51:52;53 
54;55;56 
57;  59;  6) 
63;64;  65 66;67; 68 
69;70:7I  
72;  73;  74 
75;  76;77 
78;79;80 
81;82;83 
84;86;90 
9I;92;93 
98;  99
55.09-06; 
07:08:51 
52;53;54 
55;56;57 
59;61;  63 
64;65;  66 
67 ;  7 0 ;7 1  
80;81  ;  82 
83;84;86 
90;  91;92 
93;98;99Other woven fabrics of cotton:
Woven fabrics of cotton,  
other than gauze, terry fa­
brics, narrow woven fabrics,  
pile fabrics, chenille fabrics,  
tulle and  other net fabrics
a)Of which other 'than un­
bleached or bleachedI
2

Category CCT heading No
56.07
Ac i  ?ces/kgg/piece
3NIMEXE
code
(1932 )
56.07-01 ;  
04; 05; 07  
08;10; 12  
15; 19;20  
22:25;29  
30;31:35  
38:39;40  
41 ;  43;45;  
46:47:49Description
Woven fabrics o f man-made  
fibres (discontinuous or waste):
A. Of synthetic textile fibres:
Woven fabrics of synthetic  
fibres (discontinuous or  
waste) other than narrow  
woven fabrics, pile fabrics  
(including terry fabrics) and  
chenille fabrics
56.07-01 ;  
05; 07;08  
12; 15; 19  
22; 25; 29  
31 ;  35;38  
40;41 ; 43  
46;47; 49a) Of which other than un·  
. bleached or bleached

GROUP I a
Category CCT heading NoNIM HXH
code
(1932)Description
60.04 B I  
IIa )
b)c )
IV b) I  aa)  dd) 
2 ce)
d) I  aa)
dd) 
2 dd)
60.05 
A I
lib ) 4 bb) 11  eaa)  
bbb)  
ccc) 
ddd)  
ece)
. 22 bbb)  
ccc) 
ddd)  
ece) 
ffO60.04-19; 
20;22;23 
24;26:41 
50;58;71 
79;  89
60.05-0! ; 
3!;33;34 
35;36;39 
40 *  41;42 
43Under garments, knitted or cro­
cheted, not elastic or rubberized:
Shirts, T-shirts, lightweight 
fine knit roll, polo or turtle 
necked jumpers and pull­
overs, undervests and the like, 
knitted or crocheted, not elas­
tic or rubberized, other than 
babies' garments, of cotton or 
synthetic textile fibres; 
T-shirts and lightweight fine 
knit roll, polo or turtle necked 
jumpers and pullovers, of re­
generated textile fibres, other 
than babies' garments
Outer garments and ether articles,  
knitted or crocheted, not elastic  
or rubberized:
A. Outer garments and clothing
accessories:
Jerseys, pullovers, slip-overs,  
waistcoats, twinsets, cardi­
gans, bed-jackets and jum­
pers, knitted or crocheted, not  
elastic or rubberized, of wool,  
of cotton or o f man-made tex­
tile fibres
61.01 
B V d) I  
2 
3
«) 1  2 
3
1 6102
B II e) 6 aa)  
bb) 
cc)Men's and boys' outer garments:
61.01-62; 
64;  66;  72; 
74;  76
61.02-66;
68;?2Women’s, girls' and infants’ otter  
garments;
B, Other:
Men's and boys' woven  
breeches, shorts and trousers  
(including slacks); women’s,  
girls’  and infants' woven  
trousers and slacks, of wool,  
o f cotton or of man-made tex­
tile fibresof equivalence
oieces/kg
6 .4 8154
4-53
1.76221
568«'piece
4.
5
6

4
CiWjofy CCT heidin» Nonim exe
code
(1992 )DescriptionTable of equivalence  
g/pi eet pieces/kg
7 60.05
A II b) 4aa) 22  
33 
44 
55
61.02
B II e) 7 bb)  
cc) dd)
■61.03
A60.05-22;  
23;24;25
61.02-78;  
82; 84
61.03-11;  
15; 19Outer garments and other articles, t  
knitted or crocheted, not elastic (  
or rubberized:
B. Other: . .
Blouses and shirt-blouses,  
knitted, crocheted (not elastic  
or rubberized), or woven, for  
women, girls and infants, of  
wool, of cotton or of man­
made textile fibresA. Outer garments and clothing
accessories: •  ·  .  ' '« .  *\·
II. Other i  ,5-sr 18°
Women’s, girls’ and infants' outer *·/■ .  *  ·
garments: !
Men's and boy's under garments,  
including collars, shirt fronts and  
cuffs;
Men’s and boys’ shirts,  
woven, of wool, of cotton or  
of man-made textile fibres4-602178

5
Category C CT heading N o
55.08
62.02  
B  II! a) I
20 62.02  
B  Jo)  
c)NIMEXE
code(I«a2>
55.08-10; 
30;50;80
62.02-71<jROUP HA '
"acle of equival enes
Dcicripiionpiects/kg fl/piece
Terry towelling and similar terry  
fabrics of cotton:
Bed linen, table linen, toilet linen  
and kitchen linen; curtains and  
other furnishing articles;
B . Other:
Woven cotton terry fabrics;  
toilet and kitchen linen of  
woven cotton terry fabrics
62.02-12; 
13; 19Bed linen, table linen, toilet linen  
and kitchen linen; curtains and  
other furnishing articles:
D . Other:
Bed linen, woven
22 56.05
A
23 56.05
B56.05-03; 
05; 07; 09 
11;  13;  1 5 
19;21;23  
7.5; 28; 32 
34; 36;38  
39;42; 44 
45; 46;47
56.05-21; 
23; 25; 28; 
32; 34;36Yarn of man-made fibres (discon­
tinuous or waste), not put up for  
retail sale:
A. Of synthetic textile fibres:
Yarn of discontinuous or  
waste synthetic fibres, not put  
up for retail sale
a) Of which acrylic
56.05-51; 
55;61;65  
71;75;81  
85;91;95  
99Yarn of man-made fibres (discon­
tinuous or waste), not put up for  
retail sale:
B . Of regenerated textile fibres:
Yarn of discontinuous or  
waste regenerated fibres, not  
put up for retail sale9

N IM EX EC «l«fory C CT heading N o ende Description
(1982)1.
32 ex 58.04
58.04-07;  
II;15:18  
41; 43;45  
61; 63;67  
69;7I;75  
77; 78Woven pile fabrics and chenille  
fabrics (other than terry towelling  
or similar terry fabrics of cotton  
falling within heading No 55.08  
and fabrics falling within heading  
No-58.05):
Woven pile fabrics and chen­
ille fabrics (other.than terry  
fabrics of cotton and narrow  
woven fabrics), of wool, of  
cotton or of man-made textile  
fibresof iQuivalence
pieces/kg g/piece
58.04-63 a) of which cotton corduroy
3 9 62.02  
B  II a)
< · ).  .  Ill r . )  2
c)
62.02-40·;  
42; 5 -4 ; ^6;  
51; 59;65;  
72;74;77Bed linen, table linen, toilet linen  
and kitchen linen; curtains and  
other furnishing articles:
B . Other:
Woven table linen, toilet and  
kitchen linen, other than of  
cotton terry fabric

GROUP II 8 7
Category
12CCT heading No
60.03
A
B  I 
lib)
c
DNIMEXE
cod e
(1982 )Description
60.03-11;  
19; 20; 27;  
30; 90Stockings, under stockings, socks,  
ankle-socks, sockettes and the  
like, knitted or crocheted, not  
elastic or rubberized:
Other than women's stockings  
of synthetic textile fibresTable of equivalence
pieces/kg g/piece
24-3 pairs41
60.04  
B  IV b)
«01  cc)
2 dd)  
1  cc)  
2cc)60.04-48;  
56;75;85Under garments, knitted or cro­
cheted, not elastic or rubberized:
Men’ s  and boy’ s underpants  
and briefs, women’ s, girls'  
and infants’  (other than ba­
bies’ ) knickers and briefs,  
knitted or crocheted, not elas­
tic or rubberized, of cotton or  
sythetic textile fibres1759
61.01  
A I61.01-01
61.01  
B  Vb) 1  
2 
361.01-41;  
42; 44; 46;  
47Men’ s and boys' outer garments:
Men’ s and boys’  coats of im  
pregnated, coated, covered or  
laminated woven fabric fall­
ing within heading No 59.08,  
59.11 or 59.12
___
Me
n’ s and boys’  outer garments:
Men's and boys’  woven over­
coats, raincoats and other  
coats, cloaks and capes, other  
than those of category 1 4  A,  
of wool, of cotton or of man­
made textile fibres
61.02  
B  I  a)
61.02-05Women’ s, girls’  and infants' outer  
garments:
B. Other:
Women's, girls’  and infante-’  
coats of impregnated, coated,  
covered or laminated woven  
fabric falling within heading  
No 59.08, 59.11 or 59.1210 1 000
072 1389
909
1 5  B 61.02  
B  lie) 1  aa)  
bb) 
cc)
2 aa) 
bb) 
cc)61.02-31;  
32;33;35;  
36;37;39;  
40Women’ s, girls’  and infants' outer  
garments;
B. Other:
Women's, girls' and infants'  
woven overcoats, raincoats  
and other coats, cloaks and  
capes: jackets and blazers,  
other than garments of cate­
gory 1 5  A, of wool, of cotton  
or of man-made textile fibres0-841 1901 3
1 4  A
1 4  B
1 5  A11

8
Category CCT heading NoNIMEXE
code
(I9S2)Table of equivalence
Descriptionpieces/kg g/piece
1 6 61.01  
B  Ve) 1  
2 
361.01-51;  
54; 57Men’ s and boys’  outer garments:
Men’ s and boys’  woven suits  
(including coordinate suits  
' consisting of two or three  
pieces, which are ordered,  
packed, consigned and nor­
mally sold together) of wool,  
of cotton or of man-made tex­
tile fibres, excluding ski suits0-801250
.  1  ... ---------
1 7 6
1.01 
B  Va) 1  
2 
3Men’s and boys’  outer garments: 1M3 700
61.01-34;  
36; 37Men’ s and boys’  woven jack­
ets (excluding waister jackets)  
and bla 2. f r . · >  of wool, of cotton  
or of man-made textile fibres<
>
«
1 8 6l!03
B
C4 «
«  1
61.03-51;  
55;59;81 ;  
85; 89Men’ s and boys’  under garm ent.-,,  
including collars, shirt fronts and  
cuffs:
Men’ s and boys’  woven under  
garments other than shirts, of  
wool, of cotton or of man­
made texile fibres
1 9
J/ 61.05
r61.05-20Handkerchiefs;
\
A . Of woven cotton fabric, of a  
value of more than 1 5  ECU  
kg net weight
59 17
/B  I
in
61.05-30;
99B . Other:
Handkerchiefs of woven  
fabric, of a  value of not more  
than 1 5  KCU/kg net weightY«
1  ...._____ _ _—------ —
2 1 61.01  
B  IVMen’ s and boys’  outer garments: 12-3 435 ·1
*  i
61.02  
B  lid)Women's, girls’  and infants' outer  
garments:
B. Other:
Parkas; anoraks, windchea­
ters, waister jackets and the  
like, woven, of wool, of cot­
ton or of man-made textile  
fibres< *
61.01- 29;  
31; 32
61.02- 25;  
26; 28•

9
Tacie of equivalente
Category CCT heidin» NoNIMEXE
cixle
(1982 )D escription
24 60.04-
B  IV  b) I  bb)  
d) I  bb)60.04-47;  
73Under garments, knitted or cro­
cheted, not elastic or rubberized:
Men’ s and boys’  pyjamas,  
knitted or crocheted, of cot­
ton or of synthetic textile  
fibres
B  IV  b) 2 aa)  
bb) 
d) 2 aa)  
bb)60.04-51:  
53;81;83Women's, girls’  and infants’  
(other than babies') knitted or  
crocheted pyjamas and night  
dresses, of cotton or synthetic  
fibres
26 60.05
A lib) 4 cc) II
22'
33
44
61.02  
B  lie) i bb) 
cc) 
dd)
ee)60.05-4 5:
4 6;47;43
61.02-48;  
52; 53;54Outer garments and other articles,  
knitted or crocheted, not elastic  
or rubberized:
A. Outer garments and clothing  
accessories:
II. Other
Women's, girls’  and infants’  outer  
garments:
B . Other-
Women’ s, girls' and infants’  
(other than babies') woven  
and knitted or crocheted  
dresses of wool, of cottomor  
of man-made textile fibres
2 7 60.05
A lib) 4dd)
61.02’
B  II e) 5 aa)  
bb) 
cc)
2 860.05-51;  
52;54; 58
61.02-57;
58;62
6005  
A Hb) 4 ee)
60 05-61;  
62; 64Outer garments and other articles,  
knitted or •Tochcted, not elastic  
or rubberize I:
A. Outer garments and clothing
accessor es:
II. Other:
Knitted or crocheted  
trousers (except shorts)  
other than babies'pieces/kfl
Outer garments and other articles,  
knitted or crocheted, not elastic  
or rubberized:
A. Outer garments and clothing
accessories:
II. Other
Women’ s, girls' and infants’  outer  
garments:
B . Other:
Women's, girls’  and infants’  
(other than babies’) woven  
and knitted or crocheted  
skirts, including divided skirtsg/piece
3,9257
31323
2-6 385
161 6 2 0

10
C a t e g o r y
29CCT Heeding NoNIMF.XEc o d e
(1982)Description
61.02
B Ile) 3 sa)  
bb) cc)
61.02-42;
43:44Women's, girls’  and infants’  outer  
garments:
B . Olhei:
Women's, girls' and infants’  
(other than babies') woven  
suits and costumes (including  
coordinate suits consisting of  
two or three pieces which are  
ordered, packed, consigned  
and normally sold together),  
of wool, of cotton or of man­
made textile fibres, excluding  
ski suits
30 A 61.04  
B  1
61.04-11;  
13; 1 8Women's, girls’  and infants’  un­
der garments:
Women’ s, girls' and infants'  
woven pyjamas and night  
dresses, of wool, of cotton or  
of man-made textile fibres
30 B 61.04  
B  II
61.04-91;  
93; 98Women's, girls' and infants' un­
der garments:
Women's, girls' and infants'  
(other than babies') woven  
under garments, other than  
pyjamas and night dresses, of  
wool, of cotton or of man­
made textile fibres
3 1  61.09
D
61.09-50Corsets, corset-belts, suspender-v  
belts brassières, braces, suspen­
ders, garters and the like (includ­
ing such articles of knitted or cro­
cheted fabrics) whether or not  
elastic:
Brassières, woven, knitted or 
crocheted1-37730
250
18-255
68 60.04  
A I 
II
IIIa )
b)c)
a )
b)
e)d) 60.04-02 ;  
03;04;06;  
07:08;10;  
II; 12; 1 4Under garments, knitted or cro­
cheted, not elastic or rubberized;
A. Babies' garments; girls' gar­
ments up to and including  
commercial size 86:
Babies' under garments of  
knitted or crocheted fabrics,  
not elastic or rubberized4 0r <  ioces/kg j/piece

I  I
Category CCT heading NoNIMEXE
code
(1982)
73 60.05  
A II b) 3Description
Outer garments and other articles,  
knitted or crocheted, not elastic  
or rubberized:
A. Outer garments and clothing
accessories:
II. Other:Table of equivalence
pieces/kg g/piece
1-67 600
60.05-16;  
17; 1 9
76 61.01  
B  I
61.02  
B  11a)
61.QI-I3:  
15; 17; 1 9
61.02-12;
14Track suits of knitted or  
crocheted fabric, not elas­
tic or rubberized, of wool,  
of cotton or of man-made  
textile fibres
Men's and boys' outer garments
Women's, girls’  and infants' outer  
garments:
B . Other:
Men's and boys' woven in­
dustrial and occupational  
clothing; women’ s, girls’  and  
infants' woven aprons,  
smock-overalls and other in­
dustrial and occupational  
clothing (whether or not also  
suitable for domestic use), of  
wool, of cotton or of man­
made textile fibresw -4 . .  ■*  — .■  
-  I
i
\
78 61.01  
A I I  
B  III  
V f) 1  
8)1 2 
361.01-09;  
24;25;26;  
81:92:95;  
96V
Men's and boys' outer garments:
Men's and boys' woven bath  
robes, dressing gowns, smok­
ing jackets and similar indoor  
wear, ski suits consisting of  
two or three pieces and other  
outer garments, except gar­
ments of categories 6, 1 4  A,  
1 4  B , 1 6 , 1 7 , 21, 76 and 79. of  
wool, of cotton or of man­
made textile fibres
8 1 ' 61.02  
B  I  b)  
lie)
e) 8  aa)  
9 aa)  
bb) 
cc)61.02-07;  
22; 23; 24;  
85;90;91;  
92Women’ s, girls' and outer gar­
ments:
B . Other:
Women's, girls’  and infants*  
woven bath robes, dressing  
towns, bed jackets and similar  
indoor wear and outer gar­
ments, except garments of  
categories 6, 7. 1 5  A, 1 5  B, 21,  
26, 27, 29, 76, 79 and 80, of  
wool, of cotton or of man­
made textile fibres
.

C a t e g o r y CCT heading NoNIMCXE
cede
(IM2)Description
83 60.05 
A II a)  
b)4 hh)
ijij)kk)
«)II
22
33
44
1 1
IIII22
33
4460.05-04;  
76; 77; 78;  
79; 81;85;  
88;89;90;  
91Outer garments and other articles,  
knitted or crocheted, not elastic  
or rubberized;
A. Outer garments and clothing  
accessories:
U. 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  
fibresTable of equivalence
pieces/kg g/pì»ce

G R O U P  III A13
V iS i,»  Cf « 3 . i v J O ' ”  C iNIMEXE _________________ _________________ ' *■'
C«
ie*ory CCT heading No code Dcwcnpuon ·  “  — —  -
< ·* « > p  i  eces/kg g/piece
- - -  I  - I  —  ,  i !  III . i  »  ■  * * * * * * *  '  < ! * * '» » ■  '* * * " "  N  -  —  -  -  ■  .I I  ,  .---
33 5
1 04 Woven fabrics of man-nlade
" ,  A  Ilia) · fibres (continuous), including .  . .
woven fabrics of monofil or strip
falling within heading No Jl.Ot *
or 51.02: ;
A. Woven fabrics of synthetic
•  textile fibres: ·
62.03 Sacks and bags, of a kind used
B  Jib) I  .  for the packing of goods: . !
................ ......... i  T ' · " ]  1  “.................  “  " :1 B
. Of other textile materials: {  I
II. Other: (
51.04-06 Woven fabrics of strip or *
the like of polyethylene or *
62.03- 96 polypropylene, less than
3 m wide; woven sacks of 
such strip or the like
........................... .... .  ' t
*  
*  · {
34 51.04 Woven fabrics of man-made
A Ulb) fibres (continuous), including I
woven fabrics of monofil or strip !
falling within heading No 51.01 j
or 51.02: j
A. Woven fabrics of synthetic 1
textile fibres. .
51.04- 08 Woven fabrics of strip or the *
like of polyethylene or poly­
propylene, 3  m or more wide J  j .
\ '
I\ »
i  |
35 51.04 Woven fabrics of man-made
A IV fibres (continuous), including .
woven fabrics of monofil or strip I
falling within heading No 51.01 
or 51.02:
A. Woven fabrics of synthetic
textile fibres: (
51.04- 10; Woven fabrics of synthetic
' II; 13; 15; textile fibres (continuous)
17; 18; 21; other than those for tyres and
23; 25; 27; those containing elastomeric -  j
28; 32;34; yarn: 1
36; 41; 48
t
51.04- 10; ’  a) Of which other than un-
15; 17; 18; bleached or bleached
23; 25;27;
28; 32; 34;
41; 48

14
Table of equivalenc?
NIMEXE ___________________________________
Cw
eiory CCT t**din| No code Description . .. . .(iw) pieces/kg g/piece
' ■ « *  ■ ,  · , · * * , · . .  :  i ' ■  ■ ' ’ ·
3g 51.04 V  Woven fabrics of man-made i
B  III fibres (continuous), including ■  .
woven fabrics of inonofi! or strip 1 t
.  ■  falling within heading No 51.01 !
V  ..... or 51.02:
B .
 Woven fabrics of regenerated 
!  5  ' textile fibres: ’  ·
--------------  ---------- --------------------------------------------------------- 1  I
5 1.0
4- 55;  Woven fabrics of regenerated !
56:58:62; textile fibres (continuous) ■  j
64:66; 72: other than those for tyres and ' !
74:76:81; those containing elastomeric ,
89:93:94: yani: ;  ,
97.98 ’
, j .
51.04- 55;  a) Of which other than un- ·
58:62; 64; bleached or bleached I
72; 74; 76: I
■  81:89:94;
97:98 i
_  ______  *  * *  t
37
 56.07 Woven fabrics of man-made i
fibres (discontinuous or waste): 1
B . Of regenerated textile fibres:
156.07-50; Woven labnes of regenerated j !
I  51; 55; 56; textile fibres (discontinuous ·
59; 60; 61; or waste) oihcr than narrow
65; 67; 68;  woven fabrics, pile fabrics
69; 70; 71; (including terry fabrics) and
72; 73; 74; chenille fabrics: '
77; 78; 82;
83; 84; 87 * “
56.07-50; a) Of which other than un-
55; 56; 59; bleached or bleached
6 1;65;67;
69:70;71;
73;74;77;
78; 83; 84;
87
38 A 60.01 Knitted or crocheted fabric, not
B  I  b) 1  elastic or rubberized:
B . Of man-made fibres:
.  60.01-40 Knitted or crocheted *yn-
thetic curtain fabrics includ­
ing net curtain fabric
i
i
I
I
_____________________________________________________ .  - a .* · ·. ■ · - . - ■ ■ ■  ■ ·  > · » ■ ■ —  -       — ^  « » - j
38 B  62.02 Bed linen, table linen, toilet linen j
A II and kitchen linen; curtains and ·. I
other furnishing articles:
62.02-09 A. Net curtains

15
Cetegory
40CCT he«Jin{ No
62.02 
B  IV a) 
c)
4! ex 5I.0I 
A
42 ex 5I.0I 
BNIMEXE
code
(IV S2)Description
62.02-83; 
85; 89Bed linen, table linen, toilet linen 
and kitchen linen, curtains and 
other furnishing articles:
B: Other:
Woven curtains (other than 
net curtains) and furnishing 
articles, of wool, of cotton or 
of man-made textile fibres
51.01-05; 
06; 0 7 .; 08 
09;10;12 
20; 22:24 
27;29;30 
35;36;37 
39;40;45
43
4451.0351.01-50; 
6 1  ;  67;68: 
7 1  ;  77; 78: 
80Yarn of man-made fibres (conlin 
uous). not put up for retail sale:
B . Yarn of regenerated tcxtil 
fibre'-:
Yarn of regenerated lexlih 
fibres (continuous), not pu 
up for retail sale, other thar 
single >arn of viscose rayor 
untwisted or with a twist p: 
not more than 250 turns pe 
metre and single non-texturec 
yarn of any acetate
51.03-10;
20
51.04 
A IIYarn 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 within heading No 51.01 
or 51.02:
A. Woven fabrics of synthetic 
textile fibres.
Woven fabrics of synthetic 
textile fibres (continuous), 
containing elastomeric yarnTable of equivalence
pieces/kg g/piece
Yarn of man-made fibres (contin- ,  
uous), not put up for retail sale; t
A. Yarn of synthetic textile 
fibres:
Yarn of synthetic textile 
fibres (continuous), not put 
up for retail sale, other than 
non-textured single yarn 
untwisted or with a twist of 
not more than 50 turns per 
metre

16
--------- 7jc.
<* cf es „ i  y -5» r,f-.
CategoryCCT heading Nonimexe
code(191»)Description pieces/kg g/piee«
45 51 .04 
B  It
51.04-54Woven fabrics of than-madc 
fibres (continuous), including 
| woven tdbrics of monofil or strip 
' falling within heading No 51.01 
o r3 1.02.
B. Woven fabrics of regenerated 
textile fibres:
Woven fabrics of regenerated 
textile fibres (continuous), 
containing elastomeric yam- — > 
i
f t
•
1
1«J
46 ex 53.05
53.05-10; .  
22;29;32; 
39
|Sheep’s or lamps’  wool dr other 
animal hair (fine or coarse), card­
ed or combed:
Carded or combed sheep’s or 
Iambi' wool or other fine ani­
mal Iviii4
%
47 53.06
53.08
A* «
53.06-21; 
25;31;35; 
51; 55; 71; 
75
53.08-11;
1 5Yarn of carded sheep’ s or lambs' 
,  v,ro! (woollen yarn), not put up 
for retail sale;
Yarn of fine animal hair (carded 
or combed), not put up for retail sale:
Yarn of carded sheep’s or 
Iambs wool (woollen yarn) or 
of earned fine animal hair, 
not put up for retail sale
»48 . 53.07
53.08 
B
ex 53.1053.07- 02; 
08; 12;18; 
30;40;51; 
59;8); 89
53.08- 21; 
25Yam of combed sheep's or lambs’  
wool (worsted yarn), not put bp 
for retail sale:
Yam of fine animal hair (carded 
or combed), not put up for retail 
sale: 1
Yam of combed sheep’s or 
lambs’  wool (worsted yarn) cr 
of combed fine animal hair, 
not put up for retail sale
49
53.10-11;
1 5Yarn of sheep’s or lamb’s wool, 
of horsehair or of other animal 
hair (fine or coarse), put up for re­
tail sale:
Yarn of sheep’s or lambs' 
wool or of fine animal hair, 
put up for retail sale-

17
.N I M E X EDescriptionTattle of eq u iv alen ce
Category C C T  beading No code
(1 9 8 2 ) p ie c e s /k gg /p ie c e. a
50 5 3 .1 1■
53.11-01: 
03;07; 1 1 : 
13;17;20; 
30;40;52; 
54:58:72: 
74; 75;82; 
84; 88;91; 
93; 97Woven fabrics of sheep s O t 
lambs' wool or of fine animal hair1
i«
*
»
1
- - - - - ■  •  - ■i
51 55.04 55.04-00 Cotton, carded or combed
52 55 06 . j 5 5 .O 6 . lO ;  C o tto n  yam. put up for rctairsaJe .
53 5 5  07 55.07-10; Cotton g a u iL C  ‘
90
54 56.04 Man-made fibres (discnntir.untis
B  or waste), curded, combed' or
otherwise prepared lor spinning:
B . Regenerated textile fibres:
56.04-21; Regenerated textile fibres
' 23; 28 (discontinuous or waste),
carded or combed
55 56.04 Man-made fibres (discontinuous
A or waste), carded, combed or
otherwise prepared for spinning;
A . Synthetic textile fibres:
•  56.04-11; Synthetic textile fibres (dis-
13; 15; 16; continuous or waste), carded
17; 1 8  or combed

18
NIMEXE i  * j r ··* Cf i J . U . l . e - . c e
Category OCT heading No co.it Description “—- - - -  ■  1 1 ----- — ,
<l
95:) pieces/kg g/piece
^ r r  (i>( .............  v "  <  ‘ .* * * “ “ ' “ • j " . * * '“  · ■ “  --------------- -—  ■ I , . .
;,
 . »  ■. · ·  j / '
56 56 06 Yam of mao-made fibers (discon- . .  ·
A ' tinuous or waste), put up lor re- · ■  *
.· tail salt: .  t
56.06-11; Yarn of synthetic textile ·
•  1 5 filues (discontinuous or · , .
waste), nut up lor retail sale |
l  ·
•  ' I
I I
57 56 06 ' Yam of man ria.le fibres (dir.corv
. U  uniiotis or waste), put up for re- · i
(  tail sale: 1
.  .' 56.06-20 Yam of regenerated textile i
v  . fibres (discontinuous or '
waste), put up lor retail sale
'58 58.01 58.01-01; ·· Carpets, carpeting and rugs, knot- !
■  ·· 11; 13; 17; ted (made up or not)
30;S O  . ; ■
' ■ »  »· ‘  . .
59 58 02 *  ■  I r ,, . · Other carpets, carpeting, njP 5,
£ mats and matting, and •Rde:.;’,
. ‘Schurnarts-  and 'Karan:.)!. ie’ ’  · ■  
rugs and the like (made up or' not):
ex A ^C ^ ai?^ nicies of felt, whether
or not impregnated or coated: j
A. belt in the piece or simply cut .·.·;
j to rectangular shape:
58.02-04:  Woven, knitted or emcheted
06; 07; 09; carpets, carpeting, rugs, i.i.-ij j
56; 61; 65; and matting, and Kelem',
o « n o '81' ‘Schumaeks' and 'Karamanie'
·. 85:90 . rugs and the like (made up .-.r
not); floor covering, of felt
■  ' , 59.02-01; . ■
09 · · ■  _ ■.
• r ·'' i
---------------------------- --------- - -------------------- - ------------------- --- . ._____________________________ _
60 5
803 Tapestries, hand-made, of (lie
lype tiobelins, Handers, Aubus- 
son, Beauvais and the like, and 
necdlcworked tapestries (for ex- 
"  ‘  ample, petit point and cross
' ·  '■ „  stitch) made in panels and tbs
like by hand:
58.03-00 Tapestries, hand-made ' ‘  ' '
58 05 ............. ........... ..... "  '> < · · < > —» ..« *  i  « ·* ■ ■*.*.*.■3-
A  
>  · Narrow woven fabrics, and nnr-
J  ·'··'·' j . tow fabrics (bolduc) consisting of
I· warp without weft assembled by
,  B  ·,■ ' .  means of an adhesive, oth-.r than ' i
goods (ailing within heading ' No 5 K  06;
58.05-01; Narrow woven rubrics not ex­
it i'e n ’?0' ceeding 30cm in width with ' .
V-,’ selvedges (woven, gummed or - *
, ·  . 701  on 77' nii,de otherwise) oil both ,  - |I  edges, other th.iu woven I
» ■ . ______  1 ‘  | labels and the like, bolduc If i

1 9
— — j  — -  Titole of eq-i vale-ice
% ■ ■ ■ C «,t«iory CCT httdinf  N o  De^npi.on. j  .  p jeces/kg g/pieC
..........................  1  - -  r   - — —  — I . - —  , - ~ s — « ■ * ■■* * ··" · 1  1 ■' ~  * r ~ ' _ ~
f |
 j
62 58.06 58.06-10; Woven labels, badges and the
90 like, not embroidered, in the *'
piece, in strips or cut to shape or
size t
58.07 Chenille yam (including flock ,
. chenille yarn), girnped yarn (other ·  !
,  ■  than metallized yarn falling with-
’  in heading No 5 2 .1 )1  and gimped !
horsehair yarn); braids ami orna- )
mental trimmings in the piece; ’  
t.T  sels, pompons and the like:
58.07-31; Chenille yarn (including flock ,
!  39; 50; 80 chenille yarnl gimped yarn i
(oth· .  r  th.m tmtallircd yarn ' 
and gimped horsehair yarn;; ,
braids and ornamental trim- '
mings in the piece, tassels,
pompons and the like '
58.08 58.08-10; Tulle and ..tb.cr net fabrics (but
90 not including wo- rn, knitted or
. . crocheted fabrics), plain
*  *  %
58.09 58.09-11; Tulle and other net fabrics (but
19; 21; 31; not including woven, knitted or
’·'·■.·' 35:39:91; crocheted fabrics;, figured; hand
, 95; 99 or mechanically made lace, in the
piece, in stripe or in motifs
58.10 58.10-21; Lmhmidery, in the piece, in strips
29; 41; 45; or in motifs
49;51;55; ' ir-  ____”. . .   ....I
03
 60.01 v  ■  * ’  ‘  'U  la )  Knitted or crocheted fabric, not
•  elastic or rubberized;
, 1  I  B . Of man-made fibres'
60.06 L- ·  aA Knitted or crocheted fabric am;
I  articles thereof, elastic or rubber-
I  izcd (including elastic knee-caps
and elastic stockings):
A. Fabric I
60.01-30 Knitted or crocheted fabric
60 06 11·  not clastic, or rubberized, ofou.Ubll, synthetic textile fibres, con-
(atning elastofihres; knitted 
or ci achcted fabric, clast/e or 
rubberized
■■■—1—1..... J

20
—---------______________  N iM E x i;  Table of equivalenceCa
tegory CCTTi«Jirti-Nor— -------- cede-.... -  ...........  Description ------------ ----------------------------- H
(19
82)  ----------- -------------------- ----------- ... _____ .............................. . ..........................
pi
eces7tg '  g/piece
; j
' *
*
64 60 0 1  Kritlcd or crocheted fabric, not
B  I  b) clastic nr rubberized: i
3H . Ol man-made fibres: l;  I
60.01-51; Rachel lace and long-pile fab-
55 ric (imitation fur), knitted or ;
crocheted, not clastic or rub­
berized, of synthetic textile 1  '
fibres
_________    j____
I
65
 60.01 Knitted or crocheted fabric, not *
A elastic or rubberized: i
B  lb) 4
]| 60.01-01; Other than those of categories
C I  10; 62,64; 38 A, 63 and 64. of wool, of
65; 68; 72; cotton or of man made textile 
74; 75; 78; fibres
8 1  ;'89; 72;
94; 96;07
66 62.01 Travelling rugs and blankets:
Ag | 62.01-10; Travelling rugs and blankets,
II aj 20; 81; 85; of wool, of cotton or of man-
b) 93; 95 made textile fibres ' ·
c)
V
'/ 4

G R O U P  I I T .  B21
» -  * » * .  S C fNIMEXE _ . . •
■  Otfftwr CCT hetding No code Description , ------------------------ --------- -------
<1
982) ;  pieces /g/piece
J . ___ ■ w |., .. 1 ■' - ■  . . .L  -T . •  ~  "
•  
• G loves, m ittens and m itls, knitted :
10 * > 0 .0 „  or crocheted, not elastic or rub-
A berized: 1 7  p a i r s  .  5 9
/ ’•  60.02-40 Gloves, mittens a n d  mitts,
knitted or crocheted, not j
•  _  elastic or rubberized, j
impregnated or coated with J
—  I  .  . . . . . . . . . . . . .  artificial plastic materials j
.....-  ------------— r ...........  j
B  ’
^  !
/
60.02-50;  Gloves, mittens a n d  mitts, _
60;70;80 knitted or crocheted, not
;  elastic or rubberized, other
t  than-imuregnated o r coated
with artificial plastic  
materials
t
67 60.05 . ^  Outer garments and other articles,
A II b) 5 ' knitted or crocheted, not elastic
B  ' or rubberized:
60.06 Knitted or crocheted fabric arid ;
B  II articles thereof, elastic or rubber- j
III ized (including elastic knee caps
and elastic stockings):
B . Other:
60.05- 93; C lothing accessories and
, 94; 95:96; other articles (c-neor g’r-
97; 98; 99 men's), knitted or crochet; J.
riot clastic or rubberized: erti- 
60 06-92; cles (other than bathing c is-
96:98 tumes) of k  nitted or crocheted
fabric, elastic or rubbcbi/ed, 
of wool, of cotton, or cf l  
' itV * .' ^  ' - k t  man-made textile fibres i
60.05- 97 a ) of w hich sacks a n d  bags of a  kind
used  for the packing of g o o d s,
made  from  polyethylene or polypropylene strip
69 60.04 Under garments, knitted or cro-
B  JVb)2cc) dieted, rtol clastic or rubberized:
B . Of other textile materials; *  _
7 . 8  1 2 8
60.04-54 Women's, girls' and infants’_' ' knitted or crocheted petti- .
. c
oats and slips, of synthetic
textile fibres, other than
•  babies' garmentsJ____________   j_____I : v _ .
70
 60.04 Under garments, knitted or cro-
®  Bl dieted, not clastic or rubberized; .
B . Of other textile materials:30.4 3 760.04-31; Panty-hose (tights)
33; 34

22
Ctfeg <*y
7 1CCT hewing No
60.05 
A II b) INIMEXE
cod*
(1982)
60 .05 -06 :
0 7 :08:09
72 6005 
A II b) 2
60.06 
B  I
60.05- 11; 
13: 1 5
60.06- 9 1Description
Oulcr garments and oilier articles-, 
knitted or crocheted, not elastic- 
or rubberized:
A. Outer garments and clothing 
accessories:
II. Oilier: 
b) Other:
I. Babies' garments: 
girls' garments up 
to and including 
commercial size 
86;
Babies’  knitted 
outer garments, of 
wool, of cotton or 
of man-made tex­
tile fibres
Outer garments and other articles, 
knitted or crocheted, not clastic 
or rubberized:
A. Outer garments and clothing 
accessories.
II. Other
Knitted or crocheted fabric and 
articles thereof, elastic or rubber­
ized fin eluding clastic knee-caps 
and elastic stockings):
B. Other: '
Knitted swimwearTacle of equivalence
pieces/kg g/piece
9,7= 103
(61.01 
B  II
61.02 
B  II b)
61.01-22:
23
61.02-16:
1 8Men s and boys'ouier garments:
Women's, girls'*nxl infants' outergarments:
B. Other:
Woven swimwear of wool, of
cotton or of man-inade textilefibres

23
Category CCT hcA ding NoNIMEXE
code
(1982)Description.Table of equivalence
pieces/kg g/piece
74 60.05
A II b) 4 gg) Il 
22 
33 
44
60.05-71; 
72; 73;74
«  ·
%  «Outer garments and other articles, 
knitted or crocheted, not elastic 
or rubberized ;
A . Outer garments and clothing 
accessories :
Tl. Other:
Women’s, girls' and in­
fants' (other than babies’ ) 
suits and costumes (in­
cludili,; 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' ' 1-54...
L :..*  '
Ï »_  ?
'
■
1 250
75 60.05
A II b) 4 ff)
60.05-66;
68Outer garments and other articles, 
knitted or crocheted, not elastic 
or rubberized;
A. Outer garments and clothing 
accessories:
1 1 . Other.
Men’ s and boys’  splits (in­
cluding coordinate suits 
consisting of two òr three 
pieces which arc ordered, 
packed, consigned and 
normally sold together), 
of knitted or crocheted 
fabric, not elastic or rub­
berized, of wool, of cot­
ton or of rnan-madc tex­
tile fibres, excluding ski 
suits— ,  
0-80
_ _______ _ _ _______ ____________
77 6
0.03 
B  lia)
60.03-24;
26 1Stockings, under stockings, socks, 
ankle-socks, sockettcs and the 
like, knitted or crocheted, not 
elastic or rubberized :
Women's stockings of syn­
thetic textile fibres 1•40 pairs. 25

.
n im e x e Table of equivalence
CeUfOfy CCT beading No cod« Description ' '
_________ < I 9 S 2 >  pieces/kg g/p 1 ’e ce
..........  •  ,  Women’s, girls’ and infants’ outer j
J ’
02 garments: I*
A. Babies' garments: girls’  gar- 
merits up to and including j
commercial size 86: .1  i
........... .. . ... . . . .  " . " •  i
61
.04 Women's, girls’  and infants' un- j
) A •  dergarments: ;
A. Babies’  garments; girls’  ear- •  [
....^ 1  ■  .  ments up to and including i
com
mercial size 86: !
61.02-01; Babies' woven garments of i
03 wool, of cotton or of man- >
made textile fibres ,
61.04-01; '
09 !  . !
1 .
*  \ «
® 2 r° iv -  *  Under garments, knitted or cro-
" a' dieted, not elastic or rubberized;c)
B. Of other textile materials:
60.04-38; Under garments, other than
60 bab ies’ , knitted or crocheted,!
not elastic or rubberized, of 
wool, of fine animal hair or of
.  regenerated textile fibres
84_ ____ . „  V .
Sh
awls, scarves, mufflers, mantil 
las, veils and the like;
Other than knitted or cro 
chetcd, of wool, of cotton or 
of man-made textile fibres61.06
f)
C
D
1 E61.06-30; 
40; 50;60
8 5
—61.07
B
C
D
.61.07-30;' 
40; 90Tics, bow tics and cravats;
Other than knitted or cro­
cheted, of wool, of cotton or 
of man-made textile fibres1 7 - 9 56
1 1 4
i8 6 61.09A
B
C
E
61.09-20; 
30;40;80Corsets, corset belts, suspender- 
belts, brassieres, braces, suspen­
ders, garters and (be like (includ­
e s  such articles of knitted or cro­
cheted fabric), whether or not 
elastic;
Corsets, corset-belts, suspen­
der-belts, bracts, suspenders, 
garters and the like (including 
such articles of knitted or cro­
cheted fabric), other than 
brassidres, whether or not 
elastic8 - 8

2 S
nimexe
code
(1982)Table of equivalence
Cwceory CCT hsadiRJ NoDescriptionpieces/kg g/piece
■
8 7
8861.10
6 1 .1 161.10-00
61.11-00Gloves, mittens, mitts, stockings, 
socks and sockettes, not knitted 
or crocheted
Made 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
I

G R O .U P  III C26.
■am rf-m— j
Table of equivalenceNIMEXS t_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
C H
tg o r v  C C T  b o n d i n g  N o  c o d e  t > « c r i p « K > n  ,  |  . “ - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - —
pi
eces/kg g/piec©
90 ex 59,04 Twine, cordage, ropes and.cables,,  I
plaited or not:
59.04M1; -  Twine, cordage, ropes and .
13; 15; 17; cables, of synthetic textile
18’  ’  ’  fibres, plaited or not ,
i
I  ~i  '
;  i
i  :
, i  ;
qi 62 04 Tarpaulins, sails, awnings, sun- ,
A 'j| blinds, tents and camping goods: 1
B  1 1  62.04-23; Tents ' ! >  •  •
73 i ' ■ .__ _ _ _ _ _ .... ..............  ‘ -  l
-  
—  ■  1  "  l *
‘ — ' l
Woven fabrics of man-made {
92 51.04 fibres (continuous), inducing
A 1  *  ‘ *  woven fabrics of monom er stnp ;  -
B  l •  »  falling within headr g No 51.01
or 51.02 :
Rubberised textile fabrics, other 
59.11 ,han rubberized knitted or cro-
A Mia) cheted goods:
A . Rubberized textile fabrics not 
comprised in B  below .
Ml. Other.
sinanv  Woven fabrics of inan-
3i 04 03’  made textile fibres and
■ > Z rubberized textile woven
59H15  fabrics, for tyres
93 62.03 
B  1  b)
II a)
b) 2
c) 62.03-93;
95;97;98Sacks and bags, of a kind used 
for the packing of goods:
B . Of other textile materials:
Sacks and bags, of a kind 
u-ed for the packing ot 
o0ods of woven fabrics, other 
Than made from polyethylene 
or polypropylene strip
94 59.0159.01-07; 
12;14;15; 
16;18; 21; 
29Wadding and articles of wad­
ding; textile nock and dust and •  
mill neps
».  ■
59.02-35; 
41; 47 ;51: 
57;59;91; 
95; 97Felt and articles of felt, whether 
or not impregnated or coated.
felt and articles of felt, 
whether or not impregnated 
or coated, other than floor 
coverings95ex 59.02

27
NIMEXE ■->"·* -
Citejoey CCT lK s*dinj No code Detcrtprion ■ —— — ........ ~ —  ...- -  ........ ■  — - ■ ■ — ................ .
(I9HI .
. , .,  c ’ecesrkg g/piece
—^------------------ ------- ------------------ -
9$ 5
903 Bonded fibre fabrics, similar
bonded yam fabrics, and articles ,  
of such fabrics, whether or not
.  impregnated or coated: *•  *
59.03-11; Other than clothing and
19; 30 , clothing accessories
. 'V  *
97 59 05 Nets and netting made of twine, !
cordage or rope, and made up !
fishing nets of yarn, twine, cor­
dage or rope:
‘  59.05-11; Nets and netting made of
21;  29; 91; twine, cordage or rope and
•  99' made up fishing, nets of yarn,
twine, cordage or rope
98 59.06 Other article .  made from yarn,
twine, cordage, rope or cables, 
other titan textile fabrics and arti­
cles made from such fabrics:
59.06-00 Other articles made from
yarn, 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; Textile fabrics coated with guru
90 or amylaceous substances, of a
kind used for the outer covers of 
books and the like; tracing cloth; 
prepared painting canvas; buck­
ram and similar fabrics for,hat 
foundations and similar uses
100 59.0S 59.08-10; Textile fabrics impregnated, coat-
5I;61;7I; ed, covered or laminated with 
. 79 preparations of cellulose deriva-
-  tives or of other artificial plastic
materials»
1 0 1  ex 59.04 Twine, cordage, ropes and cables,
plaited or not:
59.04-80 Other than of synthetic textile
fibres

28
Jnimexe  i  Table of equivalence
CM tfan  CCT belles No code Description . !-------------------------- “ ------------ --------------------------------
< l
9 8 î )  pieces/kg g/piece
,  , |r  n-  ... .  .  -- ---- ■   ----4 ■ ■ I  il«··"- I  »  n» ■     t  _______ |
I
j0
2 59 10 59.10-10; Linoleums and materials pre- ;
31 ;  39 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 i
coverings consisting of a coating 1
applied on a textile base, cut to I  j
shape or noti
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - < -- - - -- !  .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
i  I
1
03 59.11 Rubberized textile fabrics ·  other .
A 1 than rubberized knitted or cro-
II cheted goods; ^
„ 1 1 1  '  59.11-11 ;  Excluding fabrics for tyres j
......... ..... 14; 17; 20 J  ; ;  ~  .  .  7  '  ..........  · "  ' ;  ..........
10
4 59.12 Textile fabrics otherwise impreg- j
nated or coated; painted canvas 
being theatrical scenery, studio 
back-cloths or the like:
59.12-00 Textile fabrics. impregnated
v  , or coated, other than those of
.  (  . ^  categories 99, 100, 102 and
103; painted canvas being 
theatrical scenery, studio 
back-cloths or the like
1 0 5  59.13 59.13-01; Elastic fabrics and trim riiings
II; 13; 15; (other than knitted or crocheted
19; 32; 34; goods) consisting of textile mate- ,
35; 39 rials combined with rubber :
threads "
V  k
106 59.14 59.14-00 Wicks, of woven, plaited or knit­
ted textile materials, for lamps, 
stoves, lighters, candles and the 
like; tubular knitted gas-mantle 
fabric and incandescent gas man­
tles
•  107 59.15 59.15-10; Textile hosepiping and similar .
90 tubing, with or.without lining, ar-
- ·  ' mour or accessories of other ma­
terials *
-  '  '  -

Vt
Cm$oTj CCT (wading W aNIMEXG
code(1982)Tacle cf »'•cp
Dewriptioa "  "  ''
pieces/kg g/piece
108~  ' · *  * ’
59 16 
> “59.16-00i
Transmission, conveyor or eleva- . 
tor belts or belting, of textile ma­
terial, whether or not strengthened .  *  
with metal or other materialtt11  >
10962.04 A 1 B I62.04-21; 61; 69> »
Tarpaulins, sails, awnings,, sun- ‘  ■ 
blinds, tents and camping goods: '  1
Woven tarpaulins, sails, awn- ,  .  
ings and sunblirids |
n o62.04 
A  III B 111 62.04-25;75\
Tarpaulins, sails, awnings, sun- \ '  .blinds, tents and camping goods: !*  1
Woven pneumatic mattresses ·
III62.04 A IV B IV
"V «
62.04-29;79Tarpaulins, sails, a./nings, sun- 
blinds, tents arid camping goods;
Camping goods, woven, other 
than pneumatic mattresses 
and tents
11262.05ABDE62.05-01; 10;30;93; 95; 99" ...l-  ■  1
Oth
er made up tetile articles (in­
cluding dress pattrns);
Other made uptextile articles, 
woven, excluding those oi 
categories 113 and 114 _„ 1 .·
T · ■ .....|........  ·· ·  -
11
862.05
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
11459.17AB I I
CD59.17-10; 29'; 31;  39; 49; 51; 59; 71;79;91: 93; 95; 99Textile fabrics and textile articles 
of a kind commonly used in 
machinery or plant

A N N E X  II
For practical reasons the product descriptions used in  
Annex I are given in the present Annex in abbreviated fora
Category Description Units TearQuantitative
lim its
E E C
6 Men's and women's woven 1000 p. 1903 ' 3.735
trousers and men's shorts 1984 3.9-'0
and breeches 19854.i;-o
1986 4.i>-’ 5
7 Women's woven and knitted 1000 p. 19833.060
blouses 19843.250
1985 3.445
1986 3.650
3 Men's woven shirts 1000 p. 1983 4.975
1984 5*: '75
19355 .4 0 0
1 _1966 5-‘ b 0

1 .
P R O T O C O L  A
TITLE I
CLASSIFICATION
A r t i o l «  1 ·
1. Th· competent authorities of the Community undertake to  inform
of any change in the C o m m o n  C u n  to m o  Tariff or H I M E 3 C E  before the date  
of their entry into effect In the Community»
2. The competent authoritiee of the Community undertake to inform Indonesia  
of any decinionn relating to the cla ssifica tio n  of products subject to  
the preoent Agreement within one month of th eir adoption at the latest*  
Such communication shall lncludo t
>*  a) a description of tho producta concerned
b) the relevant category, t a r if f  position or eub-pooition and
the Him0X 6 code
o) the reasons which have led to the deoieion·
I
W here a decision on clasalfication  results in a change of cla ssifica tio n  
practice or a change of category of any product subject to the present  
Agreement, the competent authoritiee of the Community shall provide  
30 days’  notice, from the date of the Community's communication, before  
the decision enters into e ffe c t. Products shipped before the date of  
entry into effect of the decision Bhall remain subject to the earlier  
cla ssifica tio n  practice, provided that the goods in question are presented  
for importation into the Community within 60 days of that date.
*
4. Where a Community decision on classification resulting in a change of  
classification practice or a change of categorization of any product  
subject to the present Agreement affects a category subject to restraint,  
the tv c parties agree to enter into consultation in accordance with the  
procedures described in Article 17, para 1 of this Agreement with a view  
to honouring the obligation under Article.il, para 3, 2nd sub-para.

2
TITLE II  
O R IG IN
Article 2
1» Products originating in  Indonesia for export to the C o m a  unity in accordance  
with the arrangements established by this Agreement shall be accompanied by  
a certificate of Indonesian origin conforming to the model annexed to this  
Protocol,
2« The certificate of origin shall be ieaued by the competent governmental  
authorities of Indonesia i f  the products in question car be considered  
products originating in that country within the meaning of thè relevant  
rules in force in the Community,
3· However, the products in Group III m ay be imported into ths Community  
in accordance with the arrangements established by this Agreement on  
production of a declaration by the exporter on the invoice or other  
commercial document relating to the products to the effect that the pro­
ducts in question originate in Indonesia within the meaning of the relevant  
rules in force in the Community,
4« The certificate of origin referred to in paragraph 1  shall not be required  
for import of goods covered by a certificate of origin Form A  or fora A P R  
completed in accordance with the relevant Community rules in order to  
qualify for generalized ta r iff preferences.
Article 3
*
The certificate of origin shall be issued only on application
by the exporter or, under the exporter's responsibility, by his author!  
zed roprocentativo. The competent governmental authorities of Indonesia shall  
ensure that the certificate of origin is  properly completed and for this purpose  
they shall call for any necessary documentary evidence or carry out any check  
which they consider appropriate.

3.
A r t i c l e  4
*
W here different criteria for determining origin are laid down for product·  
fallin g within the same Category, certificate» or declarations of origin «hall  
contain a sufficiently detailed description of the goods to enable the criterion  
to be determined on the basis of which the certificate was issued or the decla­
ration drawn up« ·
Article 5
The discovery of slight discrepancies between the statements made in the certi­
ficate of origin and those m ade in the documenta producod to the custcao office  
for the purpose of carrying out the formalities for importing the product «hall  
not ip3Q facto cast doubt'Upon the atatements in the cer tific a te.

4.
TITLE in . . .  ·
! n
DOUBLE CHECKING SYSTEM j  
FOR CATEGORIES OF PRODUCTS j  
w ith  q u a n t it a t iv e  lim its  ;
9 ·I
I
Section I
Erportstloii f
%
Article 6
• « «
The Competent authorities of Indonesia ohnll istm e on export  
licen ce in respect of all consignments from Indonesia o f  t e x t i l e  products
referred to in Annex II, up to the relevant quantitative limits as may be  
modified by Articles 7, 14 and 15 o f the Agreement and o f t e x t i l e  products  
subject to any d e f in it iv e  or p ro v ision al q u a n tita tiv e H a lt s  e sta b lish e d ·  
as &  resu lt o f the a p p lica tio n  o f A r tic le s 8 ands9 o f the Agreement.
Article 7  '
l . The expert licence shall conform to the model annexed
to this Protocol. It must certify Inter alia that the .quantity of the ·  
product in question has been sot off against the quantitative limit  
prescribed for the category of the product in question.
%, Each export licence · shall only cover one of the
categories of products listed In Annex II of this Agreement. It may ba  
used for one· o f more consignments of the products In question.
Artirle 8
The competent Community authorities must be notified forthwith o f the 
withdrawal or alteration of any export lioen oe already issu e d .

*5.
Article g :
g n w n n '- iiiu»··l „ E » · port » shall be act of? against the quantitative limits established for the .
year In which ahipaent of th e  goocis has been effected/, 
even If the export certificate is issued after such shipment· ·
*
2» For the purposes o f  applying'paragraph 1, shipment o f  th© goods
. its considered to have taken place cn the date o f th e ir  load ing on to the
exporting aircraft, vehicle or veucel.
Article 10·■  ................... f
Tb
o p resentation o f an «export lic e n c e , in a p p lic a tio n  o f  A r tic le  12 below,  
eh oll bo effe c te d  not la te r  than 31 March o'f the year fo llo w in g  th at ia  which  
the good# oovarod by the lic e n c e  have been shipped.
I
Section II |
Ioportatlon }
Article II
Importation Into the Community of textile product» subject to quantitative 
lim it j shall be subject to tlte presentation cf an Import authorization or
V
document.
»
Article
«
1« The competent Community authorities shall issue such Import 
authorization or document automatically within five working days of the 
proentation by the importer of the o rig in a l . of the corresponding’  
export licence. *
•
The import authorization or document shall be valid for sis months ·

•  6 ·
'  2 ·  The competent Community authorities shall cancel the already Issued ·  . r
%  f
Import authorization or document if the corresponding export licence ha*
.  >  been withdrawn.
Howtvir, if the competent r'^rpmunlty authorltle* have not been notified ,
about the withdrawal or cancellation of the export licence until after the product
hive been Imported Into the Conmur.ity/the quantities Involved shall be,set
of/ against the quantitative limit for the category and the quota year in
question.
•  ^
A rtic le  n
1· If th · competent C o n u n  unity authorities find that the totxl quantities  
’  covered by export certifica tes ioaued by Indonesia for a particular  
category in any Agreencnt year exceed the quantitative l i c i t  eotabliahed  
in Annex II for that category, as m ay bo modified by Articlo 7» 14 and 1J o f the  
Agreement, or any d efin itive or' provisional lim it established under A rticle 8  
or 9 of the Agreement, the aaid authorities m ay auapend the furthor  
iaaue of import authorioationa or documenta. In this event, the competent  
Comrunity authorities shall immediately inform the authorities of
Indonesia and tho special conoultation procedure set out ia  
Article 17 of the Agreement ehall be in itiated  forthwith.
#
•  ·  e
Export* of Indonesian origin not covered by 1  export
licence* issued in accordance with th® provisions of  
thi* Protocol may be refined the issue of import Authorization* or  
document* by the competent Community authorities.
However, if the import of such product* are allowed into the Community by the »  
cbttiprrtcM  Community authorise», the quantities involved shall not be set off  
Against the appropriate quantitative lim its set out in Annex II or  
established au a result of the application of A rticles 8 or 9 o f the  
Agreement, without tho expreoe agreement of Indonesia save as provided for  
in Article 12 of the Agreement. ;

7.
T IT L E  IV
FORM AND PRODUCTION OF EXPORT CERTIFICATES AND CERTIFICATES 
OF ORIGIN, AND COMMON PROVISIONS
A rtid®  1 4 ,
S· The export  licence and the certificate of origin may comprise
additional copies duly indicated as such. They shall be made out in English or  
French. If they are completed by hand, entries must be In  ink and In  prlntscript.
These documents shall measures 210 x 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 guiiloche-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 guifloche pattern background. This copy shall be clearly  
m arW cd 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 ci export to the Community In accordance with the arrangements 
established by this Agreement.
2 . ' E tch  Ccrarr.tru A l l  b t u  a .•a/vUrtUxed MfUJ r m t . « ,  o r  M t prlr,lcC,b/
^  which it can be identified· · · {
This number shall be composed of th® fo llo w in g  o lesa a ts*  -
£
—  two letters identifying Indonesia as follows: I D
- two letters identifying country of destination as foilouns
BL » Eenelux
2E «  C fe rrr.an F e d e r a l R e p u b lic
IK “ Den-nark
F3 m F rance
C3 « Ur .i ted Kingdom
C a  « ■  Creec©
12 » Ireland
IT -  Ita ly
„ a one digit nuaber identifying quota year, corr««pondlng to the last  
figure in year e.g· 3 for I 983
- a two digit number running oonseoutively from 01 to 99 identifying the  
leaning office
— a five digit number running consecutively frosa 00001 to 99999  ollocate<  
to the country of destination

8 .
Article 15
*
The export licence and certificate of origin may be Issued after the -chlpacnt o f the  
products to which they relate. In such cases they shall bear either the endorsement  
"delivre© &  posteriori" or the endorsement “Issued retrospectively"*
Article 15 '
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 be made out on the basis of  
the export documents in his possession. The duplicate of any such certificate or  
•  licence so issued shall bear the endorsement "dupLicata"*
2» The duplicate must bear the date of tho orlginai export · '  licence o r®
Certificate of origin.

9.
TITLE V
ADMIUTSTRATIVE COOPERATION·
Article 17
The Community and Indonesia ehall oooper&te oloeely tc implement the pro vie long of  
this Agreement. To this end, contacts and exchanges of view» (including on technical  
matters) shall be facilitated by both parties.
Article 18
In order to ensure the proper application of this agreement, tha Community and Indonesi  
shall a 3sist each other in chocking tha authenticity and accuracy of export licences  
and certificates of origin issued or declaration made under this Protocol.
Article 19
Indonesia shall uend the Comniuaion of the European Comraunlties the names and addresoeo  
of the governmental authorities competent for the issue and verification of export  
licences and certificates of origin together with specimens of the stamps used by  
theoe authorities. Indonenia shall also notify the Commission of any change in this  
information.
v
■ ‘ .r t l c l e  20
1. Subsequent verification of certificates of origin or export licences shall be  
carried out at random, or whenever the competent Community authorities have  
reasonable doubt ao to tho authenticity of the certificate or licence or a* to  
the accuracy of tho information regarding the products in question,
it· In such cases the competent authorities in tho Community shall return the certi­
ficate of origin or export licence or a copy thereof to the competent govern”  
mental authority in Indonesia giving, where appropriate, the reasons of fora  
or substance for an enquiry. If the invoice has been submitted, such invoice  
or a copy thereof shall be attached to the certificate or licence or its copy.Tho

. authorities shall also forward any Information that has been obtained suggesting that  
the particulars given on the said certificate or licence are Inaccurate.
), The provisions of paragraph 1  above shall be applicable to subsequent verification»  
of the declarations of origin referred to In  Article 2 of ths» Protocol.
The results of the subsequent verifications carried out in accordance with* para­
graphs l and 2 above shall be communicated to the competent authorities of the  
Community within three 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 the products In question to th$  
provisions of Article 2 paragraph 1  of this Protocol.
•  s ·
4
5. For the purpose of subsequent verification of certificates of origin, copies of the  
certificates as well as any export documents referring to them shall be kept for at lo& fffc  
period of two years by the competent governmental authority In Indonesia.
6. Recourse to the random verification procedure specified in this Article must not  
constitute an obstacle to the release for home use of the products I r t  question.
i ·
Article 21
1. W here the verification  procedure referred to 1« A rtic le
or where 1  (formation available to the Community or to Indonesiaindicates  
or appears to Indicate that the provisions of th is Agreenent ara being  
contravened, both parties shall cooperate closely and with the  
appropriate urgency to prevent auch contravention.
2* To this end, appropriate enquiries shall be carried out, if necessary,  
concerning operations which are or appear to be in oontravention of this  
agreement. The results of those enquirieu ’ ·  shall be communicated together ,  
with other pertinent information enabling the determination of the true  
origin of the goods.

1 1 .
3* By agreement between the Conm unity and Indonesia officialo designated by  
the Community may bo present at the enquiries referred to in paragraph 2.
4* In pursuance of the cooperation referred to in paragraph I, Indonesia and  
the Community shall exchange any information considered by either partner  
to be of une in proventing the contravention of the provisions of thia  
Agreement.
5· Where it its established that the provisions of this Agreement have been  
contravened, Indonesia and the Community may agree to take such measurei  
as are nocessary "o prevent a recurrence of ouch contravention.

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thi ■ottage industry of Indonesiaobtained manually fro# the fabric»  
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any machine;
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*  hand in the cott.ig© industry of Indonesia a* defined in a lin t .
to be agreed between both Paxtlea and annexed to tbia| Protocol ,
■exemption shall be granted only for products accompanied by |a  c e r tific a te  
issued by the comp«tent Indonesian authorities in accordance with the
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on which exemption Is based and shall be accepted by the competent Communi­
ty authorities provided that they are sa tisfie d  that the products concemeJ  
conform to the conditions set out 1n  this Protocol . Cert i f',i cat es covering  
the products referred to 1n para (c> above shall bear a conspicuous stamp ;  
'‘F O L K L O R E " . In case of divergent opinion bet ween Indonesia and the competent  
Community authorltie* at the point of entry into the Community as to the  
nature of such products, consultations shall be held within one month with  
a view to resolving such divergences. Should imports of any of the above  
products reach such proportions as to cause d iffic u ltie s  to the Community,  
the two Parties shall open consultations forthwith in accordance with  
the procedure laid down in A rticle 17 of the Agreement with a view to  
finding a quantitative solution to the problem.
2« The provisions of T itle IV and.V of Protocol A  sh a ll apply M autat1* nutandi  
to the products referred to in paragraph 1«

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PT iO rO C O L  0
Under Article 8 (6) of the Agrocnont, a quantitative limit may b« fixed on 
& regional basis whore imports of & given product into any region of the  
Community in relation to the amount? determined in accordance with para­
graph 2 of tho uald A.rtio 1 e 6j ,  exceed the following regional percentage t
Germany 2 8.5
Benelux 1 0 .5  %
Franco1 8 .5  55,
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Lennarlc 3 55,
Irela n d 1 55,
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PROTOCOL D
The annual growth rate for the quantitative limits introduced under  
Article 8 of the Agreement shall be determined tc follow« i
for products in categories falling within Croup I, II, III, the growth  
rate oha.ll be fixed by agreement between the Parties in accordance with  
the consultation procedure eatabliehed In Artlole 17 of the Agreement.  
Such growth rate may in no caeo be lower than the highest rate applied  
to corresponding products under bilateral agreements concluded under  
the Geneva Arrangement between the Community and other third countries  
having a level of trad© equal to or comparable with that of Ind iner.in,

AGREED MINUTE
During the course of the negotiations for the conclusion of a  
new bilateral agreement on trade in textile products between 
the E.E.C. and Indonesia the Community explained the mechanism  
proposed for the transfer of proportions of particular regional  
quota shares of the Community between the Asean countries and  
presented a proposal as annexed concerning the application of  
such a mechanism on the import Bide.
The Indonesian Delegation expressed its appreciation of the  
Community’s efforts in making the proposal and undertook to  
study it.
The Indonesian Delegation expressed the view that more time vue 
needed to examine the implications of the Community's propoaal  
in view of the administrative problems involved. It was therefore  
agreed that the two sides should revert to this matter at a later  
stage.
Brussels, 25 November 1 9 8 2

CONFIDENTIAL
Doar för. Asyik Ali,
In connection with the Agreement on Trade in Tortila Products between  
the European Economic Community and .Indonesia initialled
on 2 3 November 1 9 8 2^  I have the honour to propose the following:
*
Transfers into any Category of Group I may be made, after notification,  
up to 5% of the regional share of a.quantitative limit to which the  
transfer is made, provided that an equivalent quantity is deducted from  
the share of tho corresponding quantitative limit for the same region  
established in the Community's Agreement with another ASEAII country*
Transfers into any Category of Groups II and III may be made, after  
notification, up to 1 0$ of tho regional share of a quantitative limit  
to which the ^transfer is made, provided that an equivalent quantity is  
deducted from the sharo of the corresponding quantitative limit for  
the some region established in the Community's Agreement with another  
ASEAN country*
Implementation of such transfers shall be subject to receipt of a  
corresponding notification from tho ASEAN country accepting a deduction  
of tho quantitative limit concerned*
Such transfers shall be applicable for the year during which the notifica­
tion is made*
I should be grateful for your confirmation that this proposal is  
acceptable to you and that this exchange of letters shall constitute an  
agreement between the European Economic Community and Indonesia.
Yours faithfully,
i i
! lH* G. Krenzler

AGREED KTinrE
Delegations of the European Economic Community and of Indonesia  
met from 23 to 2 5 November 1 9 8 2 to finalise the negotiations for  
the renewal of tho bilateral tortile agreement which expires on  
31 December 1 9 8 2.
These negotiations led to tho initialling of an agreement on  
November 1982· On this occasion the following was also agreedt
X· (i) Carry-over to the quantitative limits for the year I 9 8 3 of
quantities not used in 1 9 8 2 iB authorised up to 5 $ ojf the correspon­
ding quantitative limits for 1 9 8 3.
(ii) Advance use of e. portion of quantitative limits for 1 9 8 3
ie authorised for any quantitative limit for the year I 9Q2 up to 
5 subject to an agreement of the two parties establishing tho  
de facto—application of .the new bilateral, agreement·
2· As regards the consultation period foreseen in Article 17, para, 2,  
Indonesia drew attention to tho major practical difficulties to  
which so short a period could give rise in the cane of Indonesia  
Tho Community expressed understanding for such practical difficulties.
Brussels, 25 November 1982
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JOINT DECLARATION CONCERNING BATIK FABRICS AND PRODUCTS THEREOF
A· The Community and In done ric agree that batik fabric may not be  
described as having been produced by the traditional handicraft batik  
process unless, for each of the colours or shades applied to the* fabrio,  
each of th© following three operations has been carried out by hand*
(a) waxing (application of wax by hand to the fabric)f
(b) dyeing/painting (application of colour either by the traditional «
cottage method of dyeing or by hand painting)j
(o) d®—vsaxing (boiling the fabrio to remove the wax)·
B· The Parties hereby further agree to the following arrangements*
1· The competent Community authorities will accept as traditional 
folklore handicraft textile product« within the meaning of  
Article 1 (o) of Protocol B all batik fabrics, irrespective of the 
method of manufacture of the batik fabric, and all products made  
or made up therefrom, whether sewn by hand or on a hand- or foot—  
operated sewing machine, provided that the proceos of applying colours  
and shades to the fabrio has been the traditional handicraft batik  
process described at A above, and subject to appropriate certification  
by th© competentIndonesian authorities.
2· The competent Indone'uan authorities will issue certificates conforming  
to the model annexed to Protocol B for batik fabrics or products thereof  
only when such fabrics or products have been produced by the processes,  
including in particular the traditional handicraft batik process, specified  
in the preceding paragraphs
Bon© at Brussels, 25 November 1982
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2 5 November 1 9 8 2
CONFIDENTIAL
Dear Mr Krenzler,
During the negotiations for the renewal of our bilateral agreement  
on trade in textiles we discussed the possibilities of supplementary  
quantities for Outward Processing trade to be agreed by the tw( )  
Parties.
It was not possible at this stage, due to lack of time, to fix 
precise quantities under such regime.
In accordance with Article 4 of our bilateral Agreement, initialled  
on 25 November I 9 8?, I would like to inform you that I will'revert  
to the question of the implementation of such provision and to  
specific quantities to be agreed under thiB Article at a later date.
I would ad'd  that "Indonesia is of the view that the two sides should  
continue to consult together to seek mutually acceptable means to  
enable both parties to take advantage of the OPT provisions of the  
Agreement.
Yours sincerely,
Asyik Ali

CONFIDENTIAL
Dear Mr Asyik Ali,
1* The interpretation of the provisions of the consultation mechanism 
as laid down in Article 8 of the Agreement between Indonesia and 
the European Community will take into account the current special  
position of Indonesia as a new entrant and small supplier in  
international textile trade ae laid down in Article 6 of the  
Geneva Arrangement.
2. The levels etated in paragraph Z of Article 8 of the Agreement will  
be considered as thresholds beyond which the Community may ask for  
consultations with Indonesia in order to arrive at solutions taking  
into account the export possibilities of Indonesia and the market  
situations in the Community in the light of paragraph 12 of the  
I98I Protocol for the extension of the Geneva Arrangement. The  
Community will' continue to consider, in the same spirit as in the  
past, Indonesia's current special position as a new entrant, in  
particular when seeking with Indonesia to identify a mutually 
acceptable level for any quantitative limitation, especially when  
such limitation concerns a category within Group I0 The Community  
will make every effort to limit to the extent possible the  
application of the provisions of Article 8.
3. Should the consultation mechanism be applied, both parties will make  
every effort in the course of consultations to reach a satisfactory  
solution within the period specified in Article 17 of the Agreement,  
with a view to avoiding recourse to the provisions in paragraph 4
of Article 8 of the Agreement. Should agreement prove impossible  
despite these efforts, the provisions of Article 8, paragraph 4 
will not be applied automatically but only on a case-by-case basis  
in the light of all the circumstances including Indonesia's interests  
as an exporter. In this context you specifically referred to the  
application of the provisions of paragraphs 7 and 8 of the Protocol  
of extension of the Geneva Arrangement of 22 December I 98I.
Yours sincerely,
Horst G. KRENZLER

CONFIIENTIAL
Bear Kr« Asyik Ali,
With reference to Article 8 of the Agreement between the Community
and Indonesia on trade in textile products initialled on 25 November 1982
I have the honour to confirm the Community's agreement to the following:
(1) Where the Community invokes the provisions of the basket exit  
mechanifj'ii in cases of categories which have been transferred from  
Croup III to V .in the Agreement ending December 1982 to Group II in  
the Agreement commencing January 1983, the Community will take into  
account the basket exit levels which existed in the Agreement ending  
in December 1982. •
(2) The Community confirms that the levels referred to in paragraph 4 of 
Article 6 constitute minimum levels which c m  be increased to take  
into due account the most recent import statistics available or  
other relevant circumstances.
\
Yours sincerely,
Horst C. Krenzler

Confidential
Dear Mr. Asyik All,
In connection with the Agreement between the Community and Indonesia initialled  
on 25 November 1982,  I have the honour to inform you of the following:
l
The Community noted the conoorn expressed by Indonesia with regard to  
Article 9 of tho bilateral Agreement. To meet this concern, I oan give  
you the following assurance;
1. Pursuant to para. 10 of the Protocol of Extension of the MPA the  
Community has proposed the provisions of Article 9 of the bilateral  
Agreement |o meet a particular concern of the Community, narnoly toy  
prevent sharp and substantial increases in imports. In this way, the  
Community is seeking to eliminate real risk of serious and p^l ruble  
damage to the domestic industry in the Community.
When examining individual cases of surges of imports into tho Community,
•  the Community will take into consideration the current overall trade  
pattern for the Category concerned.
2. In considering a situation which could lead, to an application of Article 9  
of the Agreement, the Community will take into due account Indonesia's  
current position us a new entrant.
3. T .c Community shall make every effort to consult Indonesia well in advai. .  .  
of possible and contemplated recourse, to Article 9 of "the Agreement.
Tho Com..unity undertakes to seek appropriate solutions in consultations  
with Indonesia. During these consultations the export interests as well  
as tho Community market situation will be considered so as to reach a  
mutually satisfactory solution.

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Should the period and the provisional l/l2th limit referred to in Article 9,  
paragraph 2 cause partioular difficulties for current exports of the  
product in question, Indonesia will bring this situation to the attention  
of the Community and both sides will seek together to find immediate 
practical r,e.uedies including, as far as possible, adaptation of the  
consultation period and of the provisional limit referred to above, in a 
spirit of cooperation. r
4( . The Community shall take due acoount of speoial and exceptional circumstances  
having caused under-utilisation of a partioular quota.
5. In the event of recourse by the Community to Artiole 9 of the Agreement,
the Community shall make an offer of equitable and quantifiable compensation  
in the light of any adverse effects suffered by Indonesia, and of' the 
degree of difficulty currently experienced by the Community in a^y  
particular categories of products, for consideration in consultation with  
Indonesia. The compensation which provides for effective and practical
i
export opportiuiities for Indonesia in the region or regions in respect of  
which the Co’tiuiity has oxorolned Artiolo 9 of the Agroomcnt, shall specify  
increases in respect of one or more categories of products, severally or  
•  jointly, in partioular in base levels, growth rates, or flexibility rates.
Such compensation shall be additional and not limited by the provisions of  
the Agreement* ^  It shall take aocount of conversion factors set out in\
Annex I of the'Agreement as well as the differences in degree of sensitivities  
of these products.
6. It is our understanding that both parties will make every effort during the 
consultations to identify a mutually satisfactory solution in respect of 
compensation in order to avoid measures being taken under para 4 of  
Article 9 of the Agreement.
7* Furthermore, in the course of the negotiations, the Indonesian Delegation  
declared that if Indonesia were* in the course of an Agreement year, to  
notify Under Article 7 of the new Agreement, transfers from Categories 7  
and 8 towards Category 6, so as to adjust the Community limits for the year  
in question, the resulting working levels could be lower than thqse

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correspondinc to the definition laid down in Article 9» paragraph 5* The  
Co:xr nuriity Delegation indicated that, in view of the special situation of  
Indonesia as a new entrant, these factors would be taken into account when 
the Community considered any possibility of action under Article- 9 of 
the Agreement.
Your3 sincerely,
Horst G« Krenzler

25 November 1962
CONFIDENTIAL
Daar Mr* Acyik Ali f
With reference to Article 9» para* 9 of the Agreement Indonesia stated  
that there could be administrative difficulties in its discharging the  
obligations envisaged in these provisions. Tne Commission took note of  
this and expressed understanding for this position*
Yours sincerely,
Horst 0, Krenzler

Confidential
Dear Mr. Asyik Ali,
1. Having regard to the past experience in the implementation  
of the previous Agreement between the Community and Indonesia  
the need for recourse to the provisions of paragraphs 3 $ad 4  
of article 12 seems unlikely.
2« In the unlikely event of such need arising, the Community  
will explore with Indonesia all possible avenues of finding  
a mutually satisfactory solution as provided for in Paragraph  
14 of the protocol of extension of the Geneva Agreement dated  
22nd December, 1981.
3. Where the verification procedure referred to in Protocol A
of the Agreement or whore information available to the Community  
or to Indonesia indicates or appears to indicate that the provisions  
of this Agreement are being contravenod, In.onesin and the Community  
agree to continue to have recourse to the surveillance procedures  
as applied in the past.
Yours sincerely,
Horst G. KKENZLER

CONFIDENTIAL
Dear Mr, Asyik Ali,
1.Tour delegation exprooood particular ooncorn about certain  
problems resulting from regional breakdown of the agreed .Community  
restraint levels. The EC Delegation expressed its understanding  
of the Indonesian point of view and undertook to seek appropriate  
solutions to meet as far as possible the requirements of Indonesia  
in this connection.
2I inform you, that, in accordance with the provision of paragraph 2  
of Article 15, the Community further agrees, as far as possible, to  
consider favourably requests made by Indonesia in any Agreement year  
for reallocation of quota from one member state to another member
state*
Yours sincerely,
Horst 0. KRENZLER
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Confidential
Dear Mr Ercnalor,
At the moment of initialling the Agreement, the Indonesian delectation reserved  
the right for the Indonesian Government, should the provisions of Article 9  
and/or those concerning unilateral action in Articles 8 and 12 be modified in  
a subsequent agreement providing for quantitative limits concluded by the Com­
munity with another exporting country, to replace the present provisions in  
the Agreement to be signed between Indonesia end the Community by the corres­
ponding modified Version or versions* X understand that you do not contest  
this right*
Sincerely yours,
Asyik Ali
Kr. Horst G. KRZTZLER  
Director
Directorate-General for  
External Relations  
Rue de la Loi, 200  
1049 Brussels  
Belgium,

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Dr. Horst C. KRiUZLER 
Director
D«a.r Hr Aa/ik Ali,
I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your letter dated 25.11 .1982  
the content of which ia as followa i
"At the moment of initialling the Agreement, the Indonesian delegation  
renerved the right for the Indonesian Government, ohould the provisions of 
Article 9 and/or those conoerning unilateral action in Articles 8 and 12  
be modified in a suhnequent agreement providing for qu/urtitative limits  
concluded by the Community with another exporting country, to replaoe the  
preeent provioions in the Agreement to be signed between .Indonesia and the  
Community by tho corresponding modified version or versions. I understand  
that you do not contest this right".
Sincerely yours,
Horst 0 . KRENZL^R
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Brussels, 25 November 19^2
Dear Mr. Asyk Ali,
As regards Article 9 paragraph (2) of Protocol A, Indonesia expressed  
concern over cargo handling problems relating to date of loading resulting  
from the dispersed .nature of its textile and garments manufacturing  
industries, the archipelagic character of the country and the limited  
international ports which may prevent full utilization of the quotas in  
any quota year. »  .
On behalf of the Community I expressed understanding for these problems  
and undertook that in case of difficulties the Community would enter into  
consultations in a constructive spirit with a view to finding a mutually  
acceptable solution.
Yours sincerely,
Horst G. KRENZLER

Itear ,Kr. Asyik All,
IXirlnc the negotiations for the renewal of our bilateral Agreement on  
trudo in textiles, both portico oxpronn«nl thair intontion to fully  
collaborate in the finding of satisfactory solutions to any problem  
resulting from the application of the Agreement.
It ie agreed that either party is at all times free to raise any matter 
arising out of the application of the present Agreement with the Textiles  
Surveillance Body (T.S.B.) in conformity with the relevant provisions of 
the Geneva Arrangement* !
Yours sinoerely,
Horst G. KBBIZLER
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25 November 1982
Dear Mr Asyik Ali,
In the course of the negotiations which led to the initialling today  
of an Agreement between Indonesia and the Community on trade in  
textiles products, you expressed Indonesia's concern regarding the  
particular difficulties that will be encountered by Indonesia to  
fully utilize the quotas because of the provisions of Articles 12  
and 13 of Protocol A of the Agreement.
To this end, you indicated Indonesia's wish to have the fullest  
possible information concerning both imports actually made into the  
Community against import authorisations and the corresponding export  
licences, and the cancellation of any import authorisations following  
cancellation of the corresponding export licences by Indonesia.
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You expressed therefore Indonesia's hope that the Community would make  
every effort to meet this concern so as to facilitate Indonesia's  
management of its quotas in future. I took note of Indonesia's concern 
and expressed my understanding.
Yours sincerely,
Horst G. KRENZLER