Proposal for a Council Regulation (EEC) on common rules for imports of textile products from certain third countries initially covered by Council Regulations (EEC) No 288/82, 1765/82, 1766/82 and 3420/83
Date: 1992-12-15
Institutions: European Commission
Subjects: import, import policy, market protection, quantitative restriction, textile product, third country

COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN  COMMUNITIES 

C0M(92) 543  final 

Brussels, 15  December  1992 

Proposal  for a 

COUNCIL  REGULATION  (EEC) 

ON COMMON  RULES FOR  IMPORTS OF TEXTILE PRODUCTS 
FROM CERTAIN THIRD COUNTRIES  INITIALLY COVERED 

BY COUNCIL REGULATIONS (EEC) N*288/82, 
1765/82, 1766/82 AND  3420/83 

(presented  by  the Commission) 

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TITLE 

Proposal  for  a Council  Regulation  on  common  rules  for 
imports  of  textile  products  from  certain  third  countries 
initially  covered  by  Council  Regulations  (EEC)  N'288/82, 
1765/82,  1766/82  and  3420/83. 

I I. 

Timetable 

Transmission  to  the  Council  on  2nd  of  December  1992  at  the 
latest. 

I I.  Grounds 

In  view  of  the  completion  of  the  internal  market,  the 
Council  approves  this  proposal  in order  to  achieve  greater 
uniformity  in  the  rules  for  imports  of  textile  products 
subject  to  the  quantitative  restrictions  maintained  by 
Member  States  under  the  Council  Regulations  (EEC)  n"288/82 
and  3420/83; 

MEMORANDUM  TO  THE  COMMISSION 

Trade  in  text ile  products  wi th  the  thi rd  countr ies 

Dec is ion  requested 

Approval  of  the  attached  proposal  for  forwarding  to  the 
Council  the  2nd  of  December  at  the  latest. 

2. 

Interna I consul tat ion 

The  draft  takes  account  of  comments  from  the  Legal  Service 
DG  I I I and  DG  XXI. 

Summary 

In  view  of  the  completion  of  the  internal  market  and 
pending  on  the  conclusion  and  entry  into  force  of  the 
Uruguay  Round  GATT  trade  talks  on  textiles,  it  is  necessary 
to  achieve  a  greater  uniformity  in  the  rules  for  imports  of 
textile  and  clothing  products  at  present  subject  to 
nationale  quantitative  restrictions  maintained  by  Member 
States  under  the  Council  Regulations  n"288/82  and  3420/83. 

The  inclosure  proposed  is  aimed  to  achieve  such  an 
un i formi ty. 
According  to  the  origin  of  the  products,  the  attached 
proposal  provide  for  surveillance  and  safeguard  measures 
for  products  liberalized  at  Community  level  as  well  as  for 
Community  restrictions,  including  products  resulting  from 
economic  outward  processing. 
Provisions  concerning  the  decisions  to  be  taken  by  an 
instituationaI  Committee  within  the  scope  of  the  proposed 
measures  are  also  establishing  as  well  as  the  criteria  for 
the  distribution  of  quantitative  community  limits. 

EXPLANATORY MEMORANDUM 

Proposal  for a Council  Regulation on 
common rules for  imports of  textile products from 
certain  third countries  initially covered by Council 

Regulations (EEC) n'288/82. 1765/82. 1766/82  and  3420/83 

1. 

The establishment of  the single market  is contingent  on the 
standardization of  the Community's external  policies  in a 
whole range of areas, more especially  commercial  policy, 
where  there are still  a few holes  to be plugged. 

The common rules for  imports  laid down  in Regulations  (EEC) 
n"288/82, 1765/82, 1766/82 and 4320/83 under  which 
differences between national  import  rules still  exist, are 
a case  in point.  If such differences continue  to exist, it 
may  lead to distorsions  in access for  imports  to Community 
markets, distort  competition and  thereby  hamper  the process 
of  integration of national economies. 

2. 

J. 

4. 

The present proposal  replaces  the aforementioned 
Regulations, as far as their  application  to textiles and 
clothing products  is concerned.  It foresees the 
establishment of a uniform and simplified  rule. 

In the  interest of standardization  it  is proposed  to 
eliminate disparates caused by differing  national  import 
rules such as those of residual  national  quantitative 
restrictions set out  in the Annex  to Regulation  (EEC) n* 
288/82. However, this elimination will  take effect  after 
the Agreement on textiles and clothing products  resulting 
from  the Uruguay Round GATT trade  talks  is concluded  and 
entered  into force. Until  then, the restrictions on 
textiles  in the Annex  to Regulation  288/82 will  be simply 
suspended. 

As  far as the restrictions provided  for  in Regulations 
1765/82, 1766/82 and 3420/83 are concerned,  the pure and 
simple elimination of  those restrictions could  aggravate 
the economic problems of  the textile sector, a sensitive 
sector with significant  employment  level, which up until 
now was protected by national  restrictions maintained by 
the Member  States.  In the absence of protection measures, 
it could be difficult  for  this sector  to face  the  import 
competition  from third countries which  are not under  free 
market constraints. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 

Therefore,  it  is  suggested  that  a  limited  number  of 
products  from  third  countries,  quantitative  limits  or 
surveillance  measures  are  fixed  at  Community  level, 
according  to  the  economic  situation  of  the  Community 
industry  concerned.  Restrictions  on  OPT  imports  will  also 
be  established. 
These  restrictives  measures  could  later  be  reviewed  and 
adapted  according  to  how  the  situation  evolves. 

In  view  of  the  uniformization  of  imports  rules,  the  present 
provision  foresees  the  formalities  to  be  carry  out  by 
importers  in  case  of  surveillance  and  safeguard  measures, 
which  are  identical  from  now  on,  irrespective  of  the  point 
of  customs  clearance.  Moreover,  the  delivery  of  the 
required  documents  relating  to  the  above  mentioned 
measures,  while  being  subject  to  uniform  conditions  at 
Community  level,  is  conferred  on  the  national  authorities. 

In  view  of  a  greater  uniformization  of  import's  conditions, 
it  is  proposed  that  the  adoption  of  surveillance  or 
safeguard  measures  of  a  regional  character,  to  which 
recourse  shall  be  possible,  shall  be  limited  to 
exceptionnal  cases  and  only  in  the  absence  of  alternative 
solut ions. 

It  is  necessary  to  establish  a  new  management  system  for 
the  quantitative  limits,  based  on  the  principle  of 
uniformity  of  the  common  commercial  policy  in order  to  take 
into  account  the  directions  given  by  the  Court  of  Justice. 
From  an  operational  point  of  view,  the  establishment  of 
this  system  implies  that  quotas  are  administered  at 
Community  level,  in  particular,  as  regards  the  criteria  for 
a Ilocat ion 

In  this  context,  the  management  of  the  quantitative  limits 
is  based  on  the  examination  of  import  requests  at  Community 
level  using  the  "first  come,  first  served"  principle,  as 
well  as  having  the  possiblity  to  give  a  certain  priority  to 
traditional  importers  of  the  European  Community  in  cases 
well  justified.  Moreover,  the  fixing  of  quantitative 
criteria  according  to which  Member  States  deliver  the 
documents  to  the  economic  operators  is  also  foreseen.  A 
special  attention  is  paid  to  the  problems  of  optimizing  the 
use  of  the  quotas  by  having  provisions  preventing  the 
sterilization  of  import's  documents. 

10. 

The  proposal  incorporates  the  changes  to  be  made  to  the 
decision-making  machinery. 
Because  Community  industry  which  will  be  exposed  to  stiffer 
competition  after  1993,  it  is  neccessary  to  be  able  to  rely 
on  a  procedure  incorporating  simplified  decision-making 
machinery  which  will  allow  it  to  respond  more  quickly  to 
any  import  problems  which  may  arise. 

11. 

The  measures  covered  by  this  Regulation  form  part  of  the 
competence  of  the  European  Economic  Community  and  they  are 
both  necessary  and  appropriated  in order  to  complete  the 
common  commercial  policy  and  to  saveguard  the  measures 
already  taken  by  the Community  in  the  textile  and  clothing 
sector. 

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Proposal  for a Council  Regulation 

on common  rules for  imports of  textile products 

from certain  third countries  initially  covered 

by Council  Regulations  (EEC) No 288/82. 1765/82,  1766/82 and  3420/83 

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN  COMMUNITIES. 

Having  regard  to the Treaty establishing  the European Community, and  in 

particular  Article  113 thereof, 

Having  regard  to the proposal  from  the Commission, 

Whereas  the common commercial  policy must  be based on uniform principles 

whereas  the common  rules applicable  to  imports  under Council 

Regulations  (EEC) Nos 288/82<1>f  1765/82*2),  1766/82<3>  and 
3420/83<4), as  last amended by Council  Regulations  (EEC) 1243/86<5) 

and 848/92(6), are an  important  aspect of  the policy;  however, they 

still  allow exceptions and derogations enabling Member  States to 

continue applying national  measures  to  imports of certain products, so 

that  the policy needs to be completed; 

(1) 0J No L 35, 09.02.1982, p.1 

(2) 0J No L 195, 05.07.1982, p 

1 . 

(3) 0J No L 195, 05.07.1982, p 

21 . 

(4) 0J No L 346, 08.12.1983, p 

6. 

(5) 0J No L  113, 30.04.1986, p 

(6) 0J No L  89, 04.04.1992, p 

1 . 

1 . 

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Whereas  Article  8A  of  the  Treaty  lays  down  that  the  Community  should 

adopt  measures  for  the  progressive  establishment  of  the  internal  market 

over  a  period  to  31  December  1992; whereas  the  internal  market  consists 

of  an  area  without  internal  frontiers  in which  the  free  movement  of 

goods,  persons,  services  and  capital  is  ensured; 

Whereas  completion  of  the  common  commercial  policy  as  it  pertains  to 

rules  for  imports  is  therefore  a  necessary  complement  to  the  completion 

of  the  internal  market  and  is  the  only  means  of  ensuring  that  the  rules 

applying  to  the  Community's  trade  with  third  countries  correctly  reflect 

the  integration  of  the  markets; 

Whereas  in order  to  achieve  greater  uniformity  in  the  rules  for  imports 

it  is necessary  to eliminate  the  exceptions  and  derogations  resulting 

from  the  remaining  national  commercial  policy  measures  and,  in 

particular,  the  quantitative  restrictions  maintained  by  Member  States 

under  Regulation  (EEC)  No  288/82;  whereas  the  economic  and  industrial 

repercussions  of  their  elimination  have  been  or  can  be  taken  into  account 

in  the  Community's  horizontal  policies  for  the  market  concerned;  whereas 

this  uniformity  must  be  achieved  by  laying  down,  as  far  as  possible  given 

the  particular  features  of  the  economic  system  in  third  countries, 

provisions  similar  to  those  applied  under  the  common  rules  for  other 

th i rd  countr ies; 

Whereas  the  liberalization  of  imports,  namely  the  absence  of  any 

quantitative  restrictions  or  their  suspension,  must  therefore  form  the 

starting  points  for  the  Community  rules; 

Whereas,  however,  the  négociations  for  the  conclusion  of  the  Agreement  on 

trade  in  textile  and  clothing  products  in  the  framework  of  the  Uruguay 

Round  GATT  Trade  talks  have  yet  not  been  completed;  whereas  it  is 

necessary,  therefore,  that  the  exceptions  and  the  derogations  resulting 

from  the  remaining  national  commercial  policy  measures  should  for  an 

interim  period  not  be  eliminated  but  suspended,  pending  the  conclusion 

and  entry  into  force  of  the  Uruguay  Round  GATT  trade  talks  on  textiles; 

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Whereas,  in addition,  for  a  limited  number  of  products  originating  in 

some  third  countries  owing  to  the  sensitivity  of  the  textile  sector  of 

the  Community,  quantitative  restrictions  and  surveillance  measures 

applicable  at  Community  level  should  be  incorporated  in  this  Regulation-, 

Whereas  provision  should  be  made  for  special  rules  for  products  re-

imported  under  the  arrangements  for  economic  outward  processing. 

Whereas  some  imports  of  certain  textile  products  from  certain  third 

countries  may  have  to  be  subject  to Community  surveillance,  quantitative 

limits or  other  appropriate  measures; 

Whereas  if Community  surveillance  is applied,  release  for  free 

circulation  of  the  products  concerned  must  be  made  subject  to 

presentation  of  an  import  document  meeting  uniform  criteria;  whereas 

that  document  must,  on  simple  application  by  the  importer,  be  endorsed  by 

the  authorities  of  the Member  States  within  a  certain  period  but  without 

the  importer  thereby  acquiring  any  right  to  import;  whereas  the  document 

must  therefore  be  valid  only  during  such  period  as  the  import  rules 

remain  unchanged; 

Whereas  it  is  in  the  interests  of  the  Community  that  the  Member  States 

and  the  Commission  should  make  as  full  as  possible  an  exchange  of 

information  resulting  from  Community  surveillance; 

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Whereas  experience  has  shown  that  it  is necessary  to  adopt  more  precise 

criteria  for  assessing  possible  injury  and  to  introduce  an  investigation 

while  still  allowing  the  Commission  to  introduce  appropriate  measures  in 

urgent  cases; 

Whereas,  to  this  end,  more  detailed  provisions  should  be  introduced  on 

the  opening  of  investigations,  on  the  checks  and  inspections  required,  on 

the  hearing  of  those  concerned,  the  treatment  of  information  obtained  and 

the  criteria  for  assessing  injury; 

Whereas  a  new  system  for  administering  quantitative  restrictions  should 

be  established  based  on  the  principle  of  a  uniform  common  commercial 

policy,  in  accordance  with  the  guidelines  laid  down  by  the  Court  of 

Justice  of  the  European  Communities  and  with  the  view  of  establishing  the 

Internal  Market  on  1st  January  1993; 

Whereas  the  procedure  for  administering  import  quotas  should  be  based  on 

a  system  of  licences  issued  by  the  Member  States  in  line  with 

quantitative  criteria  established  at  Community  level; 

Whereas  the  administrative  procedure  must  ensure  that  all  applicants  have 

fair  access  to  quotas; 

Whereas  in  the  interests  of  uniformity  in  rules  for  imports,  the 

formalities  to  be  carried  out  by  importers  should  be  simplified  and  must 

be  identical  regardless  of  the  place  where  the  goods  clear  customs; 

whereas  it  is,  therefore,  desirable  to  provide  that  any  formalities 

should  be  carried  out  using  forms  corresponding  to  the  specimen  annexed 

to  the  Régulât ion; 

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Whereas  surveillance or safeguard measures confined  to one or more 

regions rather  than the whole of  the Community  may  nevertheless prove 

necessary; whereas, however, such measures should  be authorized only 

exceptionally and where no alternative exists;  whereas  it  is necessary, 

in addition, to ensure  that  such measures are  temporary  and cause the 

minimum of disruption  to the operation of  the single market; 

Whereas  the provisions of  this Regulation and  those governing  its 

implementation should not  prejudice existing national  and  Community 

legislation concerning  professional  secrecy; 

Whereas  it  is desirable  that  the management  and decisions-making 

procedures should be those  traditionnally provided  for  in the textile and 

clothing  sector ; 

Whereas,  therefore,  it  is necessary  a committee  to be set  up  for  this 

purpose, to examine  the terms and conditions of  importation,  import 

trends and  the various aspects of  the economic  and commercial  situation 

and, where appropriate, the measures  to be  taken; 

Whereas  it  is necessary  to provide  that  this committee  shall  also have 

the competence of  reviewing  and checking  the mesures  taken on  the basis 

of  the system  for  the administration of  the quotas  in order  to adapt  them 

to changes  in the situation; 

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Whereas  it  is no  longer necessary  to maintain  two separate Regulations 

for state-trading  countries and  the People's Republic of China; 

Whereas provision  should be made  for  implementing  the safeguard  measures 

necessitated  by  the  interests of  the Community  with due regard  for 

existing  international obligations; 

Whereas  the measures covered by  this Regulation  form part  of  the 

competence of  the European Economic Community  and  they are both necessary 

and appropriated  in order  to complete  the common  commercial  policy  and to 

saveguard  the measures already  taken by  the Community  in the textile and 

clothing  sector ; 

Whereas Regulations  (EEC) Nos 288/92, 1765/82, 1766/82 and  3420/83 should 

consequently  be repealed, as far as their Regulation  to textile products 

is concerned, 

HAS ADOPTED THIS REGULATION: 

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PART I 

TITLE I 

General  principles 

Article 1 

1. This Regulation applies to  imports of textile products  falling within 

Section XI of  the Combined Nomenclature and of other  products as 

listed  in Annexe  I,  originating  in  third countries. 

2. For  the purposes of paragraph  1 above, textiles products falling 

within Section XI of  the Combined Nomenclature shall  be classified  in 

categories as set out  in Annex  I. 

3. For  the purposes of  this Regulation, the term  "originating products" 

shall  be as defined by the relevant Community  rules  in force. The 

origin of  these products must be established by a certificate of 

origin  issued by the respective competent  authorities of  third 

countries, or by other  forms of  evidence authorized  by  the relevant 

Community rules. 

Article 2 

1.  Imports  into the Community of products referred  to  in article  1 and 

originating  in third countries other  than those  listed  in Annex  II, 

shall  be free and  therefore not subject  to any quantitative 

restriction, without  prejudice to the measures  that may be taken under 

Title  III  and the measures that my be taken under  specific common 

import  rules for  the duration of  those rules. 

2. Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph  1, the quantitative 

restrictions  listed  in Annex  III and applicable on 31st December  1992 

on  the basis of Council  regulation  (EEC) n*  288/82  to  imports of 

products  listed  in Annex  I and originating  in third countries  other 

than those referred  to  in Annex  II, are hereby  suspended until  the 

Agreement on trade  in textile and clothing products resulting  from the 

Uruguay  Round GATT Trade négociations  is concluded  and entered  into 

force. 

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Art icle  3 

1.  The  importations 

into  the  Community  of  textile  products  listed  in 

Annex  IV  and  originating  in  the  countries  indicated  in  that  Annex 

shall  be  subject  to  the  quantitative  limits  established  in  that  Annex 

if  these  products  are  shipped  on  or  after  1st  of  January  1993.  Imports 

of  products  shipped  before  1  January  1993  shall  not  be  charged  against 

the  quantitative  limits  established  under  this  paragraph. 

For  the  purposes  of  this  paragraph,  shipment  of  the  goods  shall  be 

considered  as  having  taken  place  on  the  date  on  which  they  were  loaded 

on  the  exporting  aircraft,  vehicle  or  vessel. 

2.  The  release  for  free  circulation  in  the  Community  of  imports  subject 

to  the  quantitative  limits  provided  for  in paragraph  1 shall  be 

subject  to  the  presentation  of  an  import  authorization  or  equivalent 

document  issued  by  the  Member  States'  authorities  in  accordance  with 

Article  14.  The  imports  authorized  in  accordance  with  this  paragraph 

shall  be  charged  against  the  quantitative  limits  fixed  for  the 

calendar  year  for  which  quantitative  limits  have  been  fixed. 

3.  Textile  products  referred  to  in Annex  V  and  originating  in  the 

countries  indicated  in  Annex  II  cannot  be  imported  into  the 

Community,  unless  a  quantitative  limit  is established  in  accordance 

with  the  provisions  of  article  34. 

4.  Imports  into  the  Community  of  textile  products  other  than  those 

covered  by  paragraphs  1 and  3  above  and  originating  in  the  countries 

indicated  in Annex  II  shall  be  free,  and  therefore,  not  subject  to  the 

measures  that  may  be  taken  under  Title  III  and  the  measures  that  may 

be  taken  under  specific  common  import  rules  for  the  duration  of  those 

rules. 

Art icle  4 

1.  Without  prejudice  to measures  that  may  be  taken  under  Title  III,  re 

imports  into  the  Community  of  textile  products  after  processing  in 

countries  other  than  those  listed  in  that  Annex  II  shall  not  be 

subject  to  quantitative  limits  provided  that  they  are  effected  in 

accordance  with  the  Regulations  on  economic  outward  processing  in 

force  in  the  Community. 

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2.  Re-imports  into  the  Community  of  textile  products  listed  in Annex  VI 

after  processing  in  the  countries  listed  in Annex  II  shall  not  be 

subject  to  the  quantitative  limits  referred  to  in Article  3  provided 

that  they  are  effected  in accordance  with  the  Regulations  on  economic 

outward  processing  in  force  in  the  Community  and  up  to  the  limits 

f ixed  in Annex  VI. 

Article  5 

1. At  the  request  of  a Member  State  or  on  the  Commission's  initiative, 

Annexes  II  to VI  may  form  the  subject  of  deliberations  within  the 

Committee  provided  for  in Article  34. 

2.  At  the  close  of  these  deliberations,  the  Commission  may  adopt,  in 

accordance  with  the  procedure  laid  down  in Article  34,  the  measures 

required  to  adapt  Annexes  II  to VI. 

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Community  information  and  investigation  procedure 

TITLE  II 

Article  6 

1.  For  the  textile  products  subject  to  the  quantitative  limits  referred 

to  in Articles  3 and  4, Members  States  shall  notify  the  Commission 

within  the  first  10 days of  each  month  of  the  total  quantities,  in  the 

appropriate  units  and  by  country  of  origin  and  category  of  products, 

for  which  import  authorizations  have  been  issued  during  the  preceding 

month. 

2.  In  respect  of  the  textile  products  in Annex  I, Member  States  shall 

notify  the  Commission,  within  30 days  following  the  end  of  each  month, 

of  the  total  quantities  imported  during  the  month  by  country  of  origin 

and  Combined  Nomenclature  code  and  the  units,  including  where 

appropriate  supplementary  units  of  the  CN  code.  The  imports  shall  be 

broken  down  in accordance  with  the  statistical  procedures  in  force. 

3.  In order  to enable  the market  trends  in  the  products  covered  by  this 

Regulations  to be monitored,  Member  States  shall  communicate  to  the 

Commission,  before  31  March  each  year,  statistical  data  for  the 

preceding  year  on  exports. The  statistical  data  relating  to  the 

production  and  the  consumption  of  each  product  shall  be  forwarded 

under  arrangements  to be  determined  subsequently  pursuant  to  the 

procedure  laid  down  in Article  34. 

4. Where  the  nature  of  the  products  or  particular  circumstances  so 

require,  the  Commission  may,  at  the  request  of  a Member  State  or  on 

its own  initiative,  alter  the  time-limits  for  communicating  the 

abovementioned  information  under  the  procedure  laid  down  in  Article 

34. 

5.  In  the  urgent  cases  referred  to  in Article  13,  the  Member  State  or 

States  concerned  shall  send  the  necessary  import  statistics  and 

economic  data  to  the  Commission  and  the  other  Member  States  by  telex. 

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Art icle  7 

1. Where  it  is apparent  to  the  Commission  that  there  is  sufficient 

evidence  to  justify  an  investigation,  with  regard  to  the  conditions  of 

imports  of  products  mentioned  in Article  1,  the  Commission  shall: 

a)  announce  the  opening  of  an  investigation  in  the  Official  Journal 

of  the  European  Communities;  such  announcements  shall  give  a 

summary  of  the  information  received,  and  stipulate  that  all 

relevant  information  is  to  be  communicated  to  the  Commission;  it 

shall  state  the  period  within  which  interested  parties  may  make 

known  their  views  in writing; 

b)  commence  the  investigation,  acting  in cooperation  with  the  Member 

States. 

2.  In  addition  to  the  information  supplied  under  Article  6,  the 

Commission  shall  seek  all  information  it  deems  to  be  necessary  and, 

where  it  considers  it  appropriate,  after  consulting  the  Committee 

referred  to  in Article  34, endeavour  to  check  this  information  with 

importers,  traders,  agents,  producers,  trade  associations  and 

organizat ions. 

The  Commission  shall  be  assisted  in  this  task  by  staff  of  the  Member 

State  on  whose  territory  these  checks  are  being  carried  out,  provided 

this  Member  State  so  wishes. 

3.  The  Member  States  shall  supply  the  Commission,  at  its  request  and 

following  procedures  laid  down  by  it, with  the  information  at  their 

disposal  on  developments  in  the  market  of  the  product  being 

invest igated. 

4.  The  Commission  may  hear  the  interested  natural  and  legal  persons. 

Such  parties  must  be  heard  where  they  have  applied  in writing  within 

the  period  laid  down  in  the  notice  published  in  the  Official  Journal 

of  the  European  Communities,  showing  that  they  are  actually  likely  to 

be  affected  by  the  outcome  of  the  investigations  and  that  there  are 

special  reasons  for  them  to  be  heard  orally. 

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5.  Where  the  information  requested  by  the  Commission  is  not  supplied 

within  a  reasonable  period,  or  the  investigation  is  significantly 

impeded,  findings  may  be  made  on  the  basis  of  the  facts  available. 

6.  Where  the  Commission  has  been  asked  to  act  by  a  Member  State  and  it 

finds  that  there  is  insufficient  evidence  to  justify  an  investigation, 

it  shall  inform  the  Member  State  of  its  decision  following 

consul tat ions. 

Art icle  8 

1.  At  the  end  of  the  investigation,  the  Commission  shall  submit  a  report 

on  the  results  to  the  Committee. 

2.  If  the  Commission  considers  that  no  Community  surveillance  or 

safeguard  measures  are  necessary,  it  shall  publish  in  the  Off iciaI 

Journal  of  the  European  Communities,  after  consulting  the  Committee  in 

accordance  with  the  procedure  laid  down  in  Article  34,  a  notice  that 

the  investigations  are  closed,  stating  the  main  conclusions  of  the 

invest igat ions. 

3.  If  the  Commission  considers  that  Community  surveillance  or  safeguard 

measures  are  necessary,  it  shall  take  the  necessary  decisions  in 

accordance  with  Title  III. 

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Art icle  9 

1.  Information  received  in pursuance  of  this  Regulation  shall  be  used 

only  for  the  purpose  for  which  it  was  requested. 

2.  a)  Neither  the  Council,  nor  the  Commission,  nor  Member  States,  nor 

the  officials  of  any  of  these,  shall  reveal  any  information  of  a 

confidential  nature  received  in  pursuance  of  this  Regulation,  or 

any  information  provided  on  a  confidential  basis,  without  specific 

permission  from  the  supplier  of  such  information. 

b)  Each  request  for  confidentiality  shall  state  the  reasons  why  the 

information  is  confidential. 

However,  if  it  appears  that  a  request  for  confidentiality  is 

unjustified  and  if  the  supplier  of  the  information  wishes  neither 

to  make  it  public  nor  to  authorize  its  disclosure  in  general  terms 

or  in  the  form  of  a  summary,  the  information  concerned  may  be 

disregarded. 

3.  Information  will  in  any  case  be  considered  to  be  confidential  if  its 

disclosu.^  is  likely  to  have  a  significantly  adverse  effect  upon  the 

supplier  or  the  source  of  such  information. 

4.  Paragraphs  1,  2  and  3  shall  not  preclude  reference  by  the  Community 

authorities  to  general  information  and  in  particular  to  reasons  on 

which  decisions  taken  in  pursuance  of  this  Regulation  are  based. 

These  authorities  must,  however,  take  into  account  the  legitimate 

interest  of  the  legal  and  natural  persons  concerned  that  their 

business  secrets  should  not  be  divulged. 

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Article  10 

1.  The  examination  of  the  trend  of  imports,  of  the  conditions  in  which 

they  take  place  and  of  the  serious  injury  or  threat  of  serious  injury 

to  Community  producers  resulting  from  such  imports,  shall  cover  in 

particular  the  following  factors: 

a)  the  volume  of  imports,  in particular  where  there  has  been  a 

significant  increase,  either  in absolute  terms  or  relative  to 

production  or  consumption  in  the  Community; 

b)  the  prices  of  the  imports,  in particular  where  there  has  been  a 

significant  price  undercutting  as  compared  with  the  price  of  a 

like  product  in  the  Community; 

c)  the  consequent  impact  on  the  Community  producers  of  similar  or 

directly  competitive  products  as  indicated  by  trends  in  certain 

economic  factors  such  as: 

production, 

utilization  of  capacity, 

stocks, 

sales, 

market  share, 

prices  (i.e. depression  of  prices  or  prevention  of  price 

increases  which  would  normally  have  occurred), 

profits, 

return  on  capital  employed, 

cash  flow, 

employment. 

2.  In conducting  the  investigation,  the  Commission  shall  take  account  of 

the  particular  economic  system  of  the  countries  referred  to  in 

Annex  I I. 

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3. Where a threat of serious  injury  is alleged  the Commission  shall  also 

examine whether  it  is clearly  foreseeable  that  a particular  situation 

is likely  to develop  into actual  injury.  In this regard, account may 

be taken of  factors such as: 

a)  the rate of  increase of the exports  to the Community-, 

b)  export  capacity  in the country of origin or export, already  in 

existence or which will  be operational  in the foreseeable  future, 

and  the  likelihood that  the resulting exports will  be to the 

Community. 

TITLE  III 

Surveillance and safeguard  measures 

Article 11 

1. Where  imports of  textile products originating  in third countries other 

than those  listed  in Annex  II threaten  to cause  injury  to Community 

production of  like or directly competitive products, the Commission, 

acting at  the request of a Member  State or  on  its own  initiative, 

may: 

a)  decide  to  introduce retrospective Community  surveillance of 

certain  imports,  in accordance with  the procedure  lay down  in 

Article 34. 

b)  decide, for  the purposes of monitoring  the trend of  these  imports, 

to make certain  imports subject  to prior Community  surveillance, 

in accordance with  the procedure  lay down  in Article 34. 

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2.  Where  imports  of  textile  products  liberalized  at  Community  level  and 

originating  in  third  countries  listed  in Annex  II  threaten  to  cause: 

injury  to  the  Community  production  of  like or  directly 

competitive  products,  or 

where  the  economic  interests  of  the  Community  so  require, 

the  Commission,  acting  at  the  request  of  a Member  State  or  on  its  own 

initiative,  may: 

a)  decide  to  introduce  retrospective  Community  surveillance  of 

certain  imports  ,  in accordance  with  the  procedure  lay  down  in 

Art icle  34. 

b)  decide,  for  the  purposes  of  monitoring  the  trend  of  these  imports, 

to make  certain  imports  subject  to  prior  Community  surveillance  in 

accordance  with  the  procedure  lay  down  in Article  34. 

3.  The  measures  referred  to  in paragraphs  1 and  2  above  shall  be  , as  a 

rule,  of  a  limited  period  of  validity. 

Article  12 

1.  Where  imports  of  textile  products  originating  in  third  countries  other 

than  those  listed  in Annex  II  take  place  in  such  increased  quantities, 

absolute  or  relative,  and/or  under  such  conditions,  so  as  to  cause 

serious  injury  or  actual  threat  thereof  to  the  Community  production  of 

like or  directly  competitive  products,  the  Commission  may,  acting  at 

the  request  of  a Member  State  or  on  its own  initiative,  alter  the 

import  rules  for  the  product  in question  by  providing  that  it may  be 

put  into  free  circulation  only  on  production  of  an  import 

authorization,  the  granting  of  which  shall  be  governed  by  such 

provisions  and  subject.to  such  limits  as  the  Commission  shall  lay 

down. 

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2.  Where  imports  of  textile  products  liberalized  at  Community  level  and 

originating  in  the  third  countries  listed  in  Annex  II  take  place  in 

such  increased,  absolute  or  relative,  quantities  or  under  such 

conditions,  so  as  to  threaten  to  cause: 

injury  to  the  Community  production  of  like  or  directly 

competitive  products,  or 

where  the  economic  interests  of  the  Community  so  require, 

the  Commission  may,  acting  at  the  request  of  a  Member  State  or  on  its 

own  initiative,  alter  the  import  rules  for  the  product  in  question  by 

providing  that  it may  be  put  into  free  circulation  only  on  production 

of  an  import  authorization,  the  granting  of  which  shall  be  governed  by 

such  provisions  and  subject  to  such  limits  as  the  Commission  shall  lay 

down. 

3.  The  measures  referred  to  in paragraphs  1 and  2  above  or  any  other 

appropriate  measure  shall  be  adopted  in  accordance  with  the  procedure 

laid  down  in Article  34. 

4.  The  measures  referred  to  in  this  Article  shall  apply  to  every  product 

which  is put  into  free  circulation  after  the  entry  into  force  of  those 

measures.  In  accordance  with  Article  16  they  may  be  confined  to  one  or 

more  regions  of  the  Community. 

However,  such  measures  shall  not  prevent  the  release  for  free 

circulation  of  products  already  shipped  to  the  Community  provided  that 

the  destination  of  such  products  cannot  be  changed  and  that  those 

products  which,  under  this  Article  and  Article  11, may  be  put  into 

free  circulation  only  on  production  of  an  import  document  are  in  fact 

accompanied  by  such  a  document. 

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Article  13 

Where  the  Commission  finds,  upon  its own  initiative  or  on  the  request 

of  a Member  State,  that  the  conditions  set  out  in Article  12, 

paragraphes  1 and  2,  are  fulfilled  and  considers  that  a given  category 

of  products  listed  in Annex  I and  not  subject  to  any  quantitative 

restriction  should  be  subject  to  quantitative  limits  or  prior  or 

restrospective  surveillance measure,  it  shall  in case  of  emergency  put 

the matter  to  the  Committee  referred  to  in Article  34 within  five 

working  days  giving  the  reasons  for  the  urgency,  and  shall  take  a 

decision  within  five  working  days  following  the  close  of  the 

Committee's  decision. 

Article  14 

1. Products  subject  to  prior  Community  surveillance  or  safeguard  measures 

may  be  put  into  free  circulation  only  on  production  of  an  import 

document.  Such  document  shall  be  issued  by  Member  States,  free  of 

charge,  and  within  a maximum  of  five  working  days  following  submission 

of  a declaration  by  any  Community  importer,  regardless  of  his  place  of 

business  in  the  Community,  for  any  quantity  requested  in case  of 

surveillance  and  in accordance  with  Title  IV  for  safeguard  measures. 

2.  A  form  corresponding  to  the  model  given  in Annex  VII  shall  be  used 

for  the  import  document  and  the  declaration  by  the  importer. 

Additional  information  may  be  required  when  the  decision  to  impose 

surveillance  or  safeguard  measures  are  taken. 

3.  The  import  document  shall  be  valid  for  imports  throughout  the  Customs 

territory  to which  the  Treaty  establishing  the  European  Economic 

Community  is applied, 

regardless  of  the  Member  State  of  issue. 

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4.  Import  documents  may  be used  only  for  such  time  as  arrangements  for 

the  liberalization of  imports  remain  in  force  in  respect  of  the 

transactions  concerned.  The  said  import  documents  may  not  in any 

event  be  used  beyond  the expiry  of  the  period  which  will  be  laid  down 

at  the  same  time  and  by means of  the  same  procedure  as  the  imposition 

of  surveillance  or  safeguard  measures,  and  which  will  take  account  of 

the  nature  of  the products  and  other  special  features  of  the 

transact ions. 

5. Where  the  decision  taken  under  Article  34  so  requires,  the  origin  of 

products  under  Community  surveillance  or  safeguard  measures  must  be 

proved  by  a certificate  of  origin.  This  paragraph  shall  not  prejudice 

other  provisions  concerning  the  production  of  any  such  certificate. 

6.  Where  the product  under  prior  Community  surveillance  is subject  to 

regional  safeguard  measures  in a Member  State,  the  import 

authorization  granted  by  that  Member  State  may  replace  the  import 

document. 

7.  The measures  referred  to  in this Article  shall  apply  to every  product 

which  is put  into  free  circulation  after  the entry  into  force  of  those 

measures.  In accordance  with  Article  16  they  may  be  confined  to one or 

more  regions of  the  Community. 

Article  15 

Where  the  Community's  economic  interests  so  require,  the  Commission  may, 

at  the  request  of  a Member  State  or  on  its own  initiative,  if  the 

situation  referred  to  in Article  11  paragraph  2  is  likely  to  arise: 

limit  the  period  of  validity  of  any  import  document  required  for 

the  surveillance measures; 

make  issue of  this  document  subject  to  certain  conditions  and,  as 

an  exceptional  measure,  subject  to  insertion  of  a  revocation 

clause, or, with  the  frequency  and  for  the  length  of  time 

indicated  by  the Commission,  to  the  prior  information  and 

consultation  procedure  referred  to  in Articles  7  and  8. 

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Article  16 

Where,  on  the  basis  of  the  factors  referred  to  in Articles  10,  11  and  12, 

it  emerges  that  the  conditions  laid  down  for  the  adoption  of  surveillance 

or  safeguard  measures  are  met  in one  or  more  regions  of  the  Community, 

the  Commission,  after  having  examined  alternative  solutions,  may 

exceptionally  authorize  the  application  of  surveillance  or  safeguard 

measures  limited  to  the  region(s)  concerned  if  it  considers  that  such 

measures  applied  at  that  level  are  more  appropriate  than  measures  applied 

throughout  the  Community. 

These  measures  must  be  temporary  and  must  disrupt  the  operation  of  the 

internal  market  as  little  as  possible. 

These  measures  shall  be  adopted  in accordance  with  the  procedures  laid 

down  in Art icle  34. 

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PART  I I 

TITLE  IV 

Management  of Community  import  restrictions 

Article  17 

General  principles of management 

1. The quantitative  limits shall be allocated  in the chronological order 

in which applications are submitted  (on a "first  come, first  served") 

basis. This allocation will  be done by maximum  amounts  for each 

category and for each  third country  concerned. 

2. Should more than one application be submitted  at  the same time, 

exceeding  the quantity available under  the  limit concerned, the 

allocation shall  be carried out  in proportion  to the quantities 

applied for. 

3.  In establishing the order of applications, they shall  be filed by the 

date on which  they are submitted. Consequently, all  applications 

submitted  to a competent  authority on  the same day shall  be deemed to 

have been submitted  simultaneously. 

4.  If a new application  is submitted, additional  amounts  for each 

category  and  for each  third country  concerned may only be allocated to 

a particular  importer when the previously  authorized  amount  for that 

importer  has been effectively utilised by at  least  50X. 

5. A reserve shall  be established  into which  any part of a quantitative 

limit or  tranche of a  limit  that  is not  allocated, assigned or used 

shall automatically be  transferred. 

6. Save where other  provisions are adopted when  the quantitative  limit  is 

set, the release for  free circulation of products subject  to limit 

shall  be conditional  on  the presentation of  an  import  licence  issued 

by the Member  States  in accordance with  the provisions of  this 

Régulât ion. 

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7. The Member  States shall  designate the authorities competent  to carry 

out  implementing measures for which  they are responsible under  this 

Regulation. They shall notify  the Commission of  the authority  thus 

designated. 

Article  18 

The Commission shall publish a notice announcing  the fixing of 

quantitative  limits  in the Official  Journal  of  the European Communities, 

setting out  the conditions to be met by  licence applications, time  limits 

for submitting  them, a  list of  the competent  national  authorities to 

which  they must be sent and  the allocation method chosen. 

Article 19 

1. All Community  importers, no matter where they are established  in the 

Community, may submit  licence applications to the competent  authority 

of  the Member  State of  their choice. 

Importers' applications shall, where necessary, be accompanied by 

documentary  evidence of previous  imports. 

2. Applications for  licences shall be submitted  in accordance with  the 

procedures  laid down  in Article 34. 

Article 20 

The competent  authorities  in the Member  States shall  forward  information 

concerning  the  licence applications they  receive  to the Commission, 

within  the time  limits and  in  line with  the conditions set out  in the 

procedure  laid down  in Article 34. 

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Article  21 

1.  The  Commission  shall, within  the  time  limit  specified  under  the 

procedure  laid  down  in Article  34, simultaneously  examine  the 

information  forwarded  by  the  competent  authorities  in  the  Member 

States  and  determine  the  amount  of  the  limit  or  of  its  tranches  for 

which  these  authorities  must  issue  import  licences  in accordance  with 

Article  17. 

2.  The  Commission  shall  also  ensure,  as  far  as  possible,  that  the 

licences  issued  are  for  economically  significant  quantities,  having 

regard  to  the  nature  of  the  product  concerned. 

Article  22 

Where  quantitative  limit  allocation  takes  account  of  traditional  trade 

flows,  the  portion  set  aside  for  traditional  importers  and  the  portion 

allocated  to other  applicants  shall  be  determined  using  the  procedure 

laid  down  in Article  34. The  allocation  shall  be  carried  out  in 

accordance  with  the  principles  set  out  in Articles  23  to  24. 

Article  23 

1. Where  aggregate  applications  by  traditional  importers  are  equal  to or 

smaller  than  the  quantity  set  aside  for  them,  the  applications  shall 

be  met  in  fulI. 

2.  Where  aggregate  applications  by  traditional  importers  exceed  the 

quantity  set  aside  for  them,  they  shall  be  met  on  a pro  rata  basis, 

calculated  on  the  basis  of  each  importer's  share  of  total  imports  by 

this  group  during  the  reference  period  adopted. 

Article  24 

Where  no  applications  are  received  from  traditional  importers,  the 

importers  that  do  apply  shall  have  access  to  the  whole  quota  or  tranche 

concerned. 

In such  cases,  the  allocation  shall  be  carried  out  following  the 

procedure  laid  down  in Article  17. 

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Article  25 

Quantities  transferred  to  the  reserve  shall  be  allocated  on  the  basis  of 

applications  submitted  within  the  period  allowed,  in  line  with  the 

procedure  of  Article  17  and  any  additional  conditions  that  may  be  lay 

down  under  Article  34. 

Art icle  26 

Rules  concerning  import  licences 

The  Commission  shall  notify  to  the  competent  authorities  in  the  Member 

States  of  the  quantities  for  which  they  issue  licences  to  the  various 

applicants.  It  shall  also  inform  the  other  Member  States. 

Article  27 

The  competent  authorities  in  the  Member  States  shall  issue  import 

licences  within  five  working  days  of  notification  of  the  Commission 

decision  or  within  the  time  limit  set  by  the  Commission. 

The  said  authorities  shall  inform  the  Commission  that  import  licences 

have  been  issued. 

Article  28 

The  issue  of  licences  may  be  made  conditional  upon  the  lodging  of  a 

security,  in  accordance  with  the  procedure  laid  down  in  Article  34. 

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Article  29 

1.  Import  licences  shall  authorize  the  import  of  products  which  are 

subject  to  quantitative  limits  and  shall  be  valid  throughout  the 

Community,  regardless  of  the  place  of  import  mentioned  in  the 

applications  by  the  importers. 

However,  the  Community  may  also  introduce  temporary  limits  for  one  or 

more  of  its  regions  in accordance  with  Article  16.  In  such  case,  these 

limits  shall  not  preclude  the  importation  into  the  region(s)  concerned 

of  products  shipped  on  the  basis  of  export  licences  obtained  before 

the  date  of  introduction  of  the  above  limits. 

2.  The  period  of  validity  of  import  licences  to  be  issued  by  the 

competent  authorities  of  the  Member  States  shall  be  established  in 

accordance  with  the  procedure  laid  down  in Article  34. 

3.  The  holders  of  import  licences  may  apply  to  the  competent  authorities 

to  obtain  extracts  of  the  licences. 

Such  extracts  shall  have  the  same  legal  effects  as  the  licences  from 

which  they  are  derived  up  to  the  quantity  for  which  they  were  issued. 

4.  Applications  for  import  licences,  licences  and  extracts  shall  be  drawn 

up  on  forms  conforming  to  a  specimen  the  characteristics  of  which 

shall  be  established  in accordance  with  the  procedure  laid  down  in 

Art icle  34. 

Article  30 

Without  prejudice  to  the  specific  provisions  to  be  adopted  in  accordance 

with  the  procedure  laid  down  in Article  34,  import  licences  and  their 

extracts  may  not  be  loaned  or  transferred,  whether  for  a  consideration  or 

free  of  charge,  by  the  person  in whose  name  the  document  was  issued. 

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A r t i c le 31 

1.  Import  licences or extracts which are wholly or partly unused shall be 

returned  to the competent  authorities of  the Member  State of  issue 

within  ten working days of  their expiry date at  the  latest, except  in 

cases of  force majeure. 

2. Where  the  issue of  import  licences was conditional  upon  the  lodging of 

a security, the security shall  be forfeit where  the time  limit 

referred  to above  is not complied with, except  in cases of 

force maleure. 

Article 32 

The competent  authorities of  the Member  States shall  notify  the 

Commission,  immediately upon being so  informed and  in any case no  later 

than 20 days after  the expiry date of  the  licences, of  the quantities of 

the  limits assigned  and not used with a view to their being  transferred 

to the reserve pursuant  to Article  17 paragraph 5. 

Article 33 

The competent  authorities of  the Member  States shall  inform the 

Commission, by  the 20th of each month of  the quantities of products 

subject  to Community  quantitative  limits which have been  imported during 

the preceding month. 

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PART  I I I 

TITLE  V 
Decisions  making  p r o c e d u r es and 
final  provisions 

Article  34 

1.  The Commission  shall  be assisted  by a  Committee  composed  of the 

representatives  of the Member  States  and chaired  by the  representative 
of  the Commission. 

2.  Where  reference  is made  to the procedure  laid  down  in this  Article, 
the  Chairman, on his o wn  initiative  or at the request  of a  Member 
State  shall  refer  the matter  to the C o m m i t t e e. 
The  Commission  representative  shall  lay draft  m e a s u r es  before the 
Committee.  The Committee  shall  deliver  an opinion  on the draft 
m e a s u r es  within  a  period  which  may be  fixed  by the Chairman  in 
accordance  with  the degree  of urgency  of the m a t t e r.  T he Committee 
shall  decide  by the majority  specified  in Article  148(2) of  the Treaty 
for  the adoption  of  decisions  by the Council  on a  proposal  from the 
Cc.Vi.r.! ss ion.  In the case of  votes within  the Committee,  the votes of 
Member  States'  representatives shall  be weighted  in accordance  with 
the abovementioned  Article. The Chairman  shall  not  vote. 
The Commission  shall  adopt  the measures  proposed  where  they  are  in 
conformity with  the Committee's opinion. 

Where  the measures  proposed  are not  in conformity  with  the Commit te's 
opinion, or where  no opinion  has been given,  the Commission  shall 
present  to the Council, without  delay, a proposal  for  the measures  to 
be  taken. The Council  shall  act  by  a qualified  majority. 

Should  the Council  fail  to take  a decision  within  one month  of  the 
date on which  the proposal  was  laid  before  it, the Commission  shall 
adopt  the proposed  measures. 

3.  At  the request  of the Chairman,  acting  on h is o wn  initiative  or in 

response  to a  request  from  o ne of the Member  S t a t e s'  representatives, 
the  Committee  shall  examine  any other  mater  relating  to the 
application  of  this  Regulation. 

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Art icle  35 

1.  This  Regulation  shall  not  preclude  the  fulfilment  of  obligations 

arising  from  special  rules  contained  in agreements  concluded  between 

the  Community  and  third  countries. 

2.  a)  Without  prejudice  to other  Community  provisions,  this  Regulation 

shall  not  preclude  the  adoption  or  application  by  Member  States: 

of  prohibitions,  quantitative  restrictions  or  surveillance 

measures  on  grounds  of  public  morality,  public  policy  or 

public  security;  the  protection  of  health  and  life  of  humans, 

animals  or  plants,  the  protection  of  national  treasures 

possessing  artistic,  historic  or  archaeological  value,  or  the 

protection  of  industrial  and  commercial  property; 

of  special  formalities  concerning  foreign  exchange; 

of  formalities  introduced  pursuant  to  international  agreements 

in accordance  with  the  Treaty. 

b)  The  Member  States  shall  inform  the  Commission  of  the  measures  or 

formalities  to  be  introduced  or  amended  in  accordance  with  this 

paragraph.  In  the  event  of  extreme  urgency,  the  national  measures 

or  formalities  in question  shall  be  communicated  to  the  Commission 

immediately  upon  their  adoption. 

Article  36 

1. Regulations  (EEC)  Nos  288/82,  1765/82,  1766/82  and  3420/83  are  hereby 

repealed,  as  far  as  their  application  to  the  textile  products  referred 

to  in Article  1 of  this  regulation  is  concerned. 

2.  However,  textile  products  covered  by  this  Regulation  and  shipped 

before  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Regulation  shall  be 

governed  by  the  provisions  in  force  at  the  time  of  their  shipment. 

Zï 

Article  37 

Amendments  to  the  Annexes  to  this  Regulation  which  may  be  necessary  to 

take  into  account  the  conclusion,  amendment  or  expiry  of  agreements  or 

arrangements  with  third  countries  or  amendments  made  to Community  rules 

on  statistics,  customs  arrangements  or  common  rules  for  imports  shall  be 

adopted  in accordance  with  the  procedure  laid  down  in Article  34. 

Article  38 

This  Regulation  shall  enter  into  force  on  the  day  (...)  of  its 

pub Iicat ion. 

it  shall  apply  from  1 January  1993. 

This  Regulation  shall  be  binding  in  its  entirety  and  directly  applicable 

in a I I Member  States. 

Done  at  Brussels, 

For  the  Counc iI 

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AIJNCX 

I 

TROOUCTS  u L i r n a co  TO IN  ARTICLE  I 

A.  TEXTILE  PRODUCTS  FALLING  WITHIN  SECTION  XI  Of  THE  COMBINED  NOMENCLATURE  ( A rt  1 

( 2 )) 

1.  Without  prejudice  to the rules  for the interpretation  of  the combined  nomenclature,  the wording  of the 
description of goods is considered to be of indicative value only, since the products covered by each category are 
determined, within this Annex, by CN codes. Where there is an 'ex* symbol in front of a CN code, the products 
covered  in each  category  are determined  by the scope  of the  CN  code  and by that  of  the corresponding 
description. 

2.  Garments which are not recognizable as being garments for men or boys or as being garments for women or 

girls are classified  with the latter. 

3.  Where the expression 'babies' garments' is used, this is meant also to cover girls' garments up to and including 

commercial  size 86. 

GROUP I A 

Description 

(3) 

Cotton  yarn, not put up for retail  sale 

Units 

(4) 

Tonnes 

Category 

CNcode 

(1) 

(2) 

5204 1100 
5204 19 00 

5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 
5205 

1100 
12 00 
13 00 
14 00 
15 10 
15 90 
2100 
22 00 
23 00 
24 00 
25 10 
25 30 
25 90 
3100 
32 00 
33 00 
34 00 
35 10 
35 90 
4100 
42 00 
43 00 
44 00 
45 10 
45 30 
AS 90 

5206 11 00 
5206 12 00 
5206 13 00 
5206 14 00 
5206 15 10 
5206 15 90 
5206 21 00 
5206 22 00 
5206 23 00 
5206 24 00 
5206 25 10 
5206 25 90 
5206 31 00 
5206 32 00 
5206 33 00 

?îr 

(3) 

(4) 

Woven fabrics of cotton, other than gauze, terry fabrics, narrow woven 
fabrics, pile fabrics, chenille fabrics,  tulle and other net  fabrics: 

Tonnes 

(i) 

1 
(cont'd) 

(2) 

5206 34 00 
5206 35 10 
5206 35 90 
5206 41 00 
5206 42 00 
5206 43 00 
5206 44 00 
5206 45 10 
5206 45 90 

ex 5604 90 00 

5208 11 10 
5208 11 90 
5208 12 11 
5208 12 13 
5208 12 15 
5208 12 19 
5208 12 91 
5208 12 93 
5208 12 95 
5208 12 99 
5208 13 00 
5208 19 00 
5208 21 10 
5208 21 90 
5208 2211 
5208 22 13 
5208 22 15 
5208 22 19 
5208 22 91 
5208 22 93 
5208 22 95 
5208 22 99 
5208 23 00 
5208 29 00 
5208 31 00 
5208 3211 
5208 32 13 
5208 32 15 
5208 32 19 
5208 32 91 
5208 32 93 
5208 32 95 
5208 32 99 
5208 33 00 
5208 39 00 
5208 41 00 
5208 42 00 
5208 43 00 
5208 49 00 
5208 51 00 
5208 52 10 
5208 52 90 
5208 53 00 

5208  59  00 

52091100 
5209  12 00 
5209  19 00 
5209 21  00 
5209 22  00 
5209 29  00 
5209 31  00 
5209 32  00 
5209  39  00 
5209 41  00 
5209 42  00 
5209 43  00 

w 

(3) 

(4) 

-

(1) 

2 
(cont'd) 

(2) 

5209 49 10 
5209 49 90 
5209 51 00 
5209 52 00 
5209 59 00 

521011 10 
5210 11 90 
521012 00 
5210 19 00 
5210 21 10 
5210 21 90 
5210 22 00 
5210 29 00 
•  5210 3110 
5210 3190 
5210 32 00 
5210 39 00 
5210 41 00 
5210 42 00 
5210 49 00 
5210 51 00 
5210 52 00 
5210 59 00 

5211 1100 
521112 00 
5211 19 00 
5211 21 00 
521122 00 
521129 00 
5211 31 00 
521132 00 
521139 00 
5211 41 00 
521142 00 
5211 43 00 
5211 49 11 
5211 49 19 
5211 49 90 
5211 51 00 
521152 00 
521159 00 

5212 11 10 
5212 1190 
5212 12 10 
5212 12 90 
5212 13 10 
5212 13 90 
5212 14 10 
5212 14 90 
5212 15 10 
5212 15 90 
5212 21 10 
5212 21 90 
5212 22 10 
5212 22 90 
5212 23 10 
5212 23 90 
5212 24 10 
5212 24 90 
5212 25 10 
5212 25 90 

ex 5811.00 00 

ex 6308 00 00 

29 

(3) 

(4) 

a) Of which: 

Other than unbleached or bleached 

' 

(1) 

2 a) 

(2) 

5208 31 00 
5208 32 11 
5208 32 13 
5208 32 15 
5208 32 19 
5208 32 91 
5208 32 93 
5208 32 95 
5208 32 99 
5208 33 00 
5208 39 00 
5208 41 00 
5208 42 00 
5208 43 00 
5208 49 00 
5208 51 00 
5208 52 10 
5208 52 90 
5208 53 00 
5208 59 00 

5209 3100 
5209 32 00 
5209 39 00 
5209 41 00 
5209 42 00 
5209 43 00 
5209 49 10 
5209 49 90 
5209 51 00 
5209 52 00 
5209 59 00 

5210 31 10 
5210 31 90 
5210 32 00 
5210 39 00 
5210 4100 
5210 42 00 
5210 49 00 
5210 51 00 
5210 52 00 
5210 59 00 

5211 31 00 
521132 00 
521139 00 
52114100 
521142 00 
521143 00 
521149 11 
52114919 
521149 90 
5211 5100 
521152 00 
5211 59 00 

5212 13 10 
5212 13 90 
5212 14 10 
5212 14 90 
5212 15 10 
5212 15 90 
5212 23 10 
5212 23 90 
5212 24 10 
5212 24 90 
5212 25 10 
5212 25 90 

ex 5811 00 00 

ex 6308 00 00 

(4) 

Tonnes 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

ko 

Woven fabrics of synthetic fibres (discontinuous or waste) other than 
narrow woven fabrics, pile fabrics (including terry fabrics) and chenille 
fabrics 

5512 
5512 
5512 
5512 
5512 
5512 
5512 
5512 
5512 

1100 
19 10 
19 90 
2100 
29 10 
29 90 
9100 
99 10 
99 90 

5513 11 10 
5513 11 30 
5513 11 90 
5513 12 00 
5513 13 00 
5513 19 00 
5513 21 10 
5513 2130 
5513 21 90 
5513 22 00 
5513 23 00 
5513 29 00 
5513 31 00 
5513 32 00 
5513 33 00 
5513 39 00 
5513 41 00 
5513 42 00 
5513 43 00 
5513 49 00 

5514 11 00 
5514 12 00 
5514 13 00 
5514 19 00 
5514 21 00 
5514 22 00 
5514 23 00 
5514 29 00 
5514 31 00 
5514 32 00 
5514 33 00 
5514 39 00 
5514 41 00 
5514 42 00 
5514 43 00 
5514 49 00 

5515 11 10 
5515 11 30 
5515 11 90 
5515 12 10 
5515 12 30 
5515 12 90 
5515 13 11 
5515 13 19 
5515 13 91 
5515 13 99 
5515 19 10 
5515 19 30 
5515 19 90 
5515 21 10 
5515 21 30 
5515 21 90 
5515 22 11 
5515 22 19 
5515 22 91 
5515 22 99 
5515 29 10 
551S .>9  M) 

M 

(3) 

(4) 

a)  Of  which: 

Other than unbleached or  bleached 

(1) 

3 
(cont'd) 

3 a) 

(2) 

5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 

29 90 
91 10 
9130 
9190 
92 11 
9219 
92 91 
92 99 
99 10 
99 30 
99 90 

5803 90 30 

ex 5905 00 70 

ex 6308 00 00 

5512 19 10 
5512 19 90 
5512 29 10 
5512 29 90 
5512 99 10 
5512 99 90 

5513 21 10 
5513 21 30 
5513 21 90 
5513 22 00 
5513 23 00 
5513 29 00 
5513 3100 
5513 32 00 
5513 33 00 
5513 39 00 
5513 41 00 
5513 42 00 
5513 43 00 
5513 49 00 

5514 2100 
5514 22 00 
5514 23 00 
5514 29 00 
5514 31 00 
5514 32 00 
5514 33 00 
5514 39 00 
5514 41 00 
5514 42 00 
5514 43 00 
5514 49 00 

5515 11 30 
5515 1190 
5515 12 30 
5515 12 90 
5515 13 19 
5515 13 99 
5515 19 30 
5515 19 90 
5515 21 30 
5515 21 90 
5515 22 19 
5515 22 99 
5515 29 30 
5515 29 90 
5515 91 30 
5515 91 90 

Ub 

(3) 

(4) 

(1) 

3 a) 
(cont'd) 

(2) 

5515 92 19 
5515 92 99 
5515 99 30 
5515 99 90 

5803 90 30 

ex 5905 00 70 

ex 6308 00 00 

<D 

<>> 

kl 

CROur<n 

(J) 

Shins. T-shirts, lightweight fine knit roll, polo or turtle necked jumpers 
and pullovers (other than of wool or fine animal hair), undcrvests and 
the  like,  knitted or  crocheted 

(4) 

1 000  pieces 

6105 1000 
C10S 20 10 
6105 20 90 
6105 90 10 

6109 10 00 
6109 90 10 
6109 90 30 

6110 20 10 
6110 30 10 

6101 1090 
6101 20 90 
6101 30 90 

6102 10 90 
6102 20 90 
6102 30 90 

6110 10 10 
6110 1031 
6110  10 35 
6 1 10 
10 
6 1 10 
10 
6 1 10 
10 
6 1 10 
10 

36 
91 
95 
90 

6 1 10  20  91 
6 1 10  20  99 
6 1 10  3 0 91 
6 1 10  30  99 

6 7 03 
6 7 03 
6 7 03 
6 7 03 
6 7 03 
6703 
6703 
6 7 03 
6703 
67 03 

«1  10 
41  90 
4 7. 31 
47.33 
4 7.  35 
4 7  90 
<i  19 
4 3 *0 
45  1? 
4-7  50 

6704 61 10 
6 704 62 31 
0 704 67 33 
6 704 67,39 
6704 63 18 
6 704 69 18 

621 I .1?  <? 
6/1 1 5.3 '.7 
<.?1 I •;? 17 
<.7I I <•.? <7 

6106 10 00 
6106 20 00 
6106 90 10 

6206 20 00 
6206 30 00 
6206 40 00 

6205 10 00 
6205 20 00 
6205 30 00 

twmsets,  cardigans, 
Jerseys,  pullovers,  slip-overs,  waistcoats, 
bed-jackets  and  jumpers  (other  than  iack<-.is  and  bla/.crs).  anoraks, 
windcheaters, waistcr  jackets  and the  like,  knitted  or  ctochcicd 

1 000 pieces 

Men's  or  boy's  woven  breeches,  shorn  oihei 
than swimwesr and trousers (including slacks), 
women's or f.irls' woven trousers and slacks, oi 
wool,  of cotton or  of  man-made  fibtcs;  town 
J parts  ofytracksuits  with  lining,  othei  th.v: 
|| category  16 or  29.  of cotton o:  of  «ian-mj«i> 

j  fibres 

1 0 00 pieces 

Women's  or  girls'  blouses,  shirts  and  shir»-blouses,  whether  or  not 
knitted or  crocheted, of  wool, cotton  or  in.-ui-ma<lc  fibres 

1 000  pieces 

Men's or boys' shirts, other than knitted or crocheted, of wool, cotton 
or  in an-made  fibres 

| 

1 000  pieces 

iili 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

GROUP II A 

Terry towelling and similar woven terry fabrics of cotton; toilet linen 
and kitchen linen, other than knitted or crocheted, of  terry  towelling 
and woven  terry  fabrics, of  cotton 

(4) 

Tonnes 

Bed linen, other than knitted or crocheted 

Tonnes 

20 

5802  11  00 
5802  19 00 

ex 6302 60  00 

6302 21 00 
6302 22 90 
6302 29 90 
6302 31 10 
6302 31 90 
6302 32 90 
6302 39 90 

22 

5508 10 11 
5508 10 19 

Yarn of  staple or waste synthetic fibres,  not  put up for  retail  sale 

Tonnes 

5509 11 00 
5509 12 00 
5509 21 10 
5509 21 90 
5509 22 10 
5509 22 90 
5509 31 10 
5509 31 90 
5509 32 10 
5509 32 90 
5509 41 10 
5509 41 90 
5509 42 10 
5509 42 90 
5509 51 00 
5509 52 10 
5509 52 90 
5509 53 00 
5509 59 00 
5509 61 10 
5509 61 90 
5509 62 00 
5509 69 00 
5509 91 10 
5509 91 90 
5509 92 00 
5509 99 00 

22 a) 

5508 10 19 

a)  Of  which  acrylic 

5509 31 10 
5S09 .11 9() 
S509.U 10 
5509 32 90 
5509 61 10 
5509 61 90 
5509 62 00 
5509 69 00 

23 

5508 20 10 

Yarn  of  staple or waste  artificial  fibres,  not  put up for  retail  sale 

Tonnes 

5510 11 00 
5510 12 00 
5510 20 00 
5510 30 00 
5510 90 00 

i»r 

(3) 

Woven pile fabrics  and chenille  fabrics (other than terry towelling or 
terry  fabrics  of  cotton  and  narrow  woven  fabrics)  and  tufted  textile 
surfaces, of  wool,  of  cotton  or of  man-made  textile  fibres 

(4) 

Tonnes 

(1) 

32 

(2) 

5801  10 00 
5801  21  00 
5801  22  00 
5801  23  00 
5801  24  00 
5801 25  00 
5801  26  00 
5801  31  00 
5801 32  00 
5801  33  00 
5801  34  00 
5801  35  00 
5801  36  00 

5802 20  00 
5802 30  00 

32  a) 

5801  22  00 

a)  Of  which: 

Cotton  corduroy 

Table linen, toilet and kitchen linen, other than knitted or crocheted, 
other than of terry towelling or similar terry fabrics of  cotton 

Tonnes 

39 

6302 51  10 
6302 51  90 
6302 53  90 
ex 6302 59  00 
6302  91  10 
6302 91  90 
6302 93  90 
ex 6302  99  00 

CROUP  11 « 

Ol 

Panty-bo*e and asho. Stockings. uodcr«ockînçi. socks. anldc-*ock?. 
socfcccses and cbe like, knitted or crocHend. other rha«  for  b»b*«*. 
tndudioc itoclangi for varicose vans, other than products of category 
70 

Uio 

<«) 

1 000 pair» 

Ma's or boys* underpants and briefs, women's or girls* lanieke/s and 
briefs, knitted or crocheted, of wool, «orron or man-made fibre* 

I  000 pieces 

Mea's or boys* woven overcoats, ramcoas asd otber coats, cloaks and 
capes, of wool.' of co:ton or of rruBVtxudc rrrrilr fibres (other  than 
parkas) (of category 21) 

1 000 pieces 

Vostea's or girls* woven overcoats, raincoats and other coio, cloaks 
and capes; jackes and blazers, of  wool, of corto.n or  of  man-made 
:cxnk fibres (erher than parka») (nf category 21} 

1 000 pieces 

Men's or boys' suits and ensembles, other  than 
knitted or crocheted, of  wool, of cotton or  of 
man-made  fibres, excluding ski suits; men's or 
boys' tracksuits with lining, with an outer shell 
of  a  single  identical  fabric,  of  cotton  or  of 
man-made  fibres 

1 000 pieces 

Men's or boys' jackets and blazers, other than knitted or crocheted, of 
wool, of cotton or of man-made  fibres 

1 000 pieces 

Men's or boys' singlets and other vests, underpants, briefs, nightshirts, 
pyjamas, bathrobes, dressing gowns and similar articles, other than 
knitted or crocheted 

Tonnes 

(1) 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

«il 

« U 5 L 2 O0 
SUS  19 10 
6115 19 90 
6115 2 0 11 
«115 20 90 
«1159100 
« I IS 92  00 
«115 93  10 
«115 93  J0 
«115 93 99 
«11599  00 

«107  1100 
610712 00 
«107 19 00 

«108 21 00 
«108 22 00 
«10S 29 00 

-  «20111 00 
oc «2011210 
ex 62011290 
c x 6 2 0 l l3  1Û 
ex 6201  13 90 

«210 20 00 

6202 11 00 
ex «20212  10 
ex «202 12 50 
ex 620213  10 
ê202 13 90 

«20*  3i  00 
«20* 32 90 
6204 33 90 
620*  59 19 

6210 30 00 

6203  11  00 
6203  12  00 
6203  19  10 
6203  19  30 
6203  21  00 
6203  22  80 
6203  23  80 
6203  29  18 

6211  32  31 
6211  33  31 

6203 31 00 
6203 32 90 
6203 33 90 
6203 39 19 

62071100 
6207 19 00 
6207 21 00 
6207 22 00 
6207 29 00 
6207 91 00 

A 

(Ji 

Women's  or  girls'  singlets  and  other  vests,  slips,  petticoats,  briefs, 
panties,  nightdresses,  pyjamas,  negliges,  bathrobes,  dressing  gowns 
and  similar  articles,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted 

Handkerchiefs,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted 

1 0 00  pieces 

< 

Parkas; anoraks, windcheaters, waister  jackets 
and the like,other than knitted  orcorchctcd.of 
w o o l,  of  cotton  or  man-made  fibres;  upper 
parts  of  tracksuits  with  lining,  other  than 
category  16  or  2 9,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made 
fibres 

1 000  p *; 

Men's  or  boys'  nightshirts,  pyjamas,  bathrobes,  dressing  gowns  and 
similar  articles,  knitted  or  crocheted 

1  0 00  ptoees 

Women's  or  girls' nightdresses,  pyjamas,  negliges,  bathrobes,  dressing 
gowns  and  similar  articles,  knitted  or  crocheted 

W o m e n 's  oi  girls'  dresses,  of  w o o l,  of  cotton  or  m a n - m a de  fibres 

1000 pieces  / 

(I) 

IS 
(cont'd) 

19 

21 

24 

26 

<>) 

6207 92 00 
6207 99 00 

6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 

tl 00 
19 10 
19 90 
21 00 
22 00 
29 00 
91 10 
91 90 
92 10 
92 90 
99 00 

6213 20 00 
6213 90 00 

ex 6201 12 10 
ex 6201 12 90 
«6201 13 10 
ex 6201 13 90 
6201 91 00 
6201 92 00 
6201 93 00 

«6202 12 10 
ex 6202 12 90 
oc6202 13 10 
ex 6202 13 90 
6202 9100 
6202 92 00 
6202 9i 00 

6211 3241 
6211 3341 
6211 42 41 
6211 43 41 

6107 21 00 
6107 22 00 
6107 29 00 
6107 91 00 
6107 92 00 
ex 6107 99 00 

6108 
6108 
6108 
610S 
6108 
6108 
6108 
6108 
6108 

31 10 
31 90 
il 11 
32 19 
32 90 
39 00 
91 00 
92 00 
99 10 

6104  41  00 
(,10<  42  00 
610-'.  4.3  00 
M O;  '.-i  00 

6704  -41  00 
6204  4 2  00 
6204  4 3  00 
6204  44  00 

27 

6104 51 00 
6104 52 00 
6104 53 00 
6104 59 00 

Women's  or  girls' skirts,  including  divided  skirts 

1  0 00  pieces 

te 

(3) 

(•i) 

Trousers,  bib  and  brace  overalls,  breeches  aad  sbortx  (other  chin 
«wimwear).  knitted  or  crociercd,  of  wool,  of  corton  or  man-made 
fibres 

1.000 pieces 

} 
*C5'e«ncr.*s or  pris" sciss  iad  ci*«r.b!o.  o:Ker  ': 
rKsnkn:aecorcrocSeicc.cf»-xo,..c:'<c::cr.or  1 
rr.an-raadc fibres, exclue:-j j!c su: 3;  wiser.': 
or  girls* t.-icksuin  »•"::•. l:.-.i.-.j. w ;i  ;«  cu.'cr  ; 
shell of i  s.:sgie identical fsbrir. oî' eerier, cr cf  ' 
man-made  fibrts 

1  000  pieces 

6204  S100 
6204  52  00 
6204  Si  00 
620«  59  10 

6103  41  10 
6703  41  90 
6103  42  10 
6103  42  90 
6103 43  10 
6103 43  90 
6103  49  10 
6103  45 93 

6104  61  10 
6104  61  90 
6104  62  10 
6104  62 SO 
61CX 63  10  . 
6104  63  90 
6104  65  10 
6104  65  91 

620411  00 
620<  12  00 
670*  13  00 
620<  19  10 
<20<  21  00 
6204  22  £0 
62C<  23  £0 
620<  25  18 

6211  < 2 3i 
6 : ii  *3  31 

6212  10 00 

Brassières, woven,  knitted or crocheted 

Babies' garments  and  clothing  accessories,  excluding  babies'  gloves, 
mittens and mitts of categories 10 and 87, and babies' stockings, socks 
and  sockertes, other than  knitted or crocheted,  of  category  88 

1 000  pieces 

Tonnes 

(1) 

27 
(eorîH) 

28 

IS 

31 

68 

73 

76 

6111  10 90 
611120  90 
611130  90 
ex 6111  90 00 

ex 6209  10 00 
ex 6209  20 00 
ex 6209  30 00 
ex 6209  90 00 

6112  11 00 
6112  12 00 
6112  19 00 

6203 22  10 
6203 23  10 
6203 29 11 
6203 32  10 
6203  33  10 
6203  39 11 
6203 42  11 
6203 42 51 
6203 43 11 
6203  43 31 
6203  49  11 
6203  49 31 

6204  22  10 
6204 23  10 
6204  29 11 

Track  suits  of  knitted  or  crocheted  fabric,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of 
man-made textile  fibres 

1 000  pieces 

Men's or boys' industrial or occupational  clothing, other than knitted 
or  crocheted 
Women's  or  girls'  aprons,  smock-overalls  and  other  industrial  or 
occupational  clothing, other  than  knitted  or  crocheted 

Tonnes 

<3) 

*J9 

(3) 

(4) 

(2) 

6204  32  10 
6204  33  10 
6204 39  11 
6204  62  11 
6204  62 51 
6204 63  11 
6204  63 31 
6204 69  11 
6204  69  31 

621132  10 
621133  10 
621142  10 
6211  43  10 

ex 6211  20  00 

Ski  suits, other than  knitted  or crocheted 

Garments,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted,  excluding  garments  of 
categories 6, 7,  8 , 1 4 , 1 5 , 1 6 , 1 7 , 1 8,  21, 26, 27, 29, 68, 72, 76  and 
77 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

Overcoats,  jackets,  blazers  and  other  garments,  including  ski  suits, 
knitted or crocheted, excluding garments of categories 4 , 5 , 7 , 1 3,  24, 
26,  27,  28, 68,  69,  72,  73, 74,  75 

Tonnes 

(!) 

76 
(conttt) 

77 

78 

83 

6203 41  30 
6203  42  59 
6203 43  39 
6203  49  39 

6204  61  80 
6204  61  90 
6204  62  59 
6204  62  90 
6204 63  39 
6204  63  90 
6204  69  39 
6204  69  50 

6210 40  00 
6210  50  00 

6 2 1 1 3 1 00 
621132  90 
6211  33  90 
c*;i  41  oo 
621142  90 
621143  90 

6101  10  10 
6101  20  10 
6101  30  10 

6102  10  10 
6102 20  10 
6102  30  10 

6103  31  00 
6103  32  00 
6103  33  00 
ex 6103  39  00 

6104  31  00 
6104  32  00 
6104  33  00 

ex 6104  39  00 

ex 6112 20  00 

6113  00  90 
6114  10 00 
6114  20  00 
6114  30  00 

(l) 

33 

(2) 

5407  20  11 

6305 31  91 
6305  31  99 

GROUP  III A 

(3) 

Woven fabrics of synthetic filament yarn obtained from strip or the like 
of  polyethylene  or polypropylene,  less than  3  m wide 

Sacks and bags, of a kind used for the packing of goods, not knitted or 
crocheted,  obtained  from  strip or the like 

Ça 

(4) 

Tonnes 

34 

5407 20  19 

Woven  fabrics of  synthetic  filament  yarn, obtained  from  strip or the 
like of  polyethylene  or polypropylene,  3  m or more  wide 

Tonnes 

Woven  fabrics  of  synthetic  fibres  (continuous),  other  than  those  for 
tyres of  category  114 

Tonnes 

a)  Of  which: 

Other  than  unbleached  or  bleached 

35 

35 a) 

5407 10 00 
5407 20 90 
5407 30 00 
5407 41 00 
5407 42 10 
5407 42 90 
5407 43 00 
5407 44 10 
5407 44 90 
5407 51 00 
5407 52 00 
5407 53 10 
5407 53 90 
5407 54 00 
5407 60 10 
5407 60 30 
5407 60 51 
5407 60 59 
5407 60 90 
5407 71 00 
5407 72 00 
5407 73 10 
5407 73 91 
5407 73 99 
5407 74 00 
5407 81 00 
5407 82 00 
5407 83 10 
5407 83 90 
5407 84 00 
5407 91 00 
5407 92 00 
5407 93 10 
5407 93 90 
5407 94 00 

ox SKI I 00 00 

ex 5905 00 70 

5407 
5407 
5407 
5407 
5407 
5407 
5407 
5407 
5407 
5407 
5407 
5407 
5407 

42 10 
42 90 
43 00 
44 10 
44 90 
52 00 
53 10 
53 90 
54  00 
60  30 
60 51 
60  59 
60  90 

S"1 

(3) 

(4) 

Woven fabrics of continuous artificial fibres, other than those for tyres 
of  category  114 

Tonnes 

a) Of which: 

Other than  unbleached or  bleached 

Woven  fabrics of  artificial  staple  fibres 

Tonnes 

(1) 

35  a) 
(cont'd) 

36 

36  a) 

37 

(2) 

5407 72  00 
5407 73  10 
5407  73  91 
5407  73  99 
5407 74  00 
5407  82 00 
5407  83  10 
5407  83  90 
5407  84  00 
5407  92  00 
5407  93  10 
5407 93  90 
5407  94  00 

ex 5811 00  00 

ex 5905  00  70 

5408  10 00 
5408  21  00 
5408  22  10 
5408  22  90 
5408  23  10 
5408  23  90 
5408  24  00 
5408  31  00 
5408  32  00 
5408  33  00 
5408  34  00 

ex 581100  00 

ex 5905  00  70 

5408 
5408 
5408 
J-TV/8 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 

10 00 
22 10 
22 90 
23 10 
23 90 
24 00 
32 00 
33 00 
34 00 

ex 5811 00  00 

ex 5905  00  70 

5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 

1100 
12 00 
13 00 
1400 
2100 
22 00 
23 10 
23 90 
24 00 
31 00 
32 00 
33 00 
34 00 
4100 
42 00 
43 00 
44 00 
9100 

37 
(cont'd) 

37 a) 

38 A 

38 B 

40 

41 

a 

(4) 

(3) 

a) Of which: 

Other than unbleached or bleached 

(2) 

5516 92 00 
5516 93 00 
5516 94 00 

5803 90 50 

ex 5905 00 70 

5516 12 00 
5516 13 00 
5516 14 00 
5516 22 00 
5516 23 10 
5516 23 90 
5516 24 00 
5516 32 00 
5516 33 00 
5516 34 00 
5516 4200 
5516 43 00 
5516 44 00 
5516 92 00 
5516 93 00 
5516 94 00 

5803 90 50 

ex 5905 00 70 

6002 43  11 
6002 93  10 

Knitted  or  crocheted  synthetic  curtain  fabric  including  net  curtain 
fabric 

Net  curtains, other than knitted or crocheted 

Woven  curtains  (including  drapes,  interior  blinds,  curtain  and  bed 
valances and other furnishing articles), other than knitted or crocheted, 
of  wool,  of  cotton  or of  man-made  fibres 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

Yarn of synthetic filament (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 

Tonnes 

ex 6303 91  00 
ex 6303 92 90 
ex 6303 99  90 

ex 6303  91  00 
ex 6303 92 90 
ex 6303  99  90 

6304  19  10 
ex 6304  19 90 
6304  92 00 
ex 6304 93  00 
ex 6304  99 00 

5401 10 11 
5401 1019 

5402 
5402 
5402 
5402 
5402 
5402 
5402 
5402 
5402 
5402 
5402 
5402 
5402 
5402 
5402 
5402 

10 10 
10 90 
20 00 
31 10 
3130 
3190 
32 00 
33 10 
33 90 
39 10 
39 90 
49 10 
49 91 
49 99 
51 10 
5130 

•T3 

(3) 

(4) 

(1) 

41 
(cont'd) 

(2) 

5402  51  90 
5402 52  10 
5402  52  90 
5402 59  10 
5402 59  90 
5402 61  10 
5402 61  30 
5402 61  90 
5402  62  10 
5402 62  90 
5402 69  10 
5402 69  90 

ex 5604  20  00 
ex 5604 90  00 

42 

5401  20  10 

Yarn of continuous man-made  fibres,  not put  up for retail sale: 

Tonnes 

Yarn of  artificial  fibres; yarn of  artificial  filaments,  not put up for 
retail sale, other than single yarn of viscose rayon untwisted or with a 
twist of not more than 250 turns per metre and single non-textured 
yarn of cellulose  acetate 

5403  10 00 
5403 20  10 
5403  20  90 
ex 5403  32  00 
5403  33  90 
5403 39  00 
5403 41  00 
5403 42  00 
5403 49  00 

ex 5604 20  00 

43 

5204  20  00 

Yarn of man-made filament, yarn of staple artificial fibres, cotton yarn, 
put up for  retail sale 

Tonnes 

520710  00 
5207 90  00 

5401  10  90 
5401  20  90 

5406  10 00 
5406  20  00 

5508  20  90 

551130  00 

5105  10  00 
5105  21  00 
5105  29  00 
5105  30  10 
M 05  30  90 

5106  10  10 
5106  10  90 
5106  20  11 
5106  20  19 
5106  20 91 
5106  20  99 

5108  10  10 
5108  10  90 

5107  10  10 
5107  10  90 
5107 20  10 
5107 20  30 

46 

47 

48 

Carded  or combed  sheep's or lambs' wool  or other  fine  animal  hair 

Tonnes 

Yarn of carded sheep's or lambs' wool (woollen yarn) or of carded fine 
animal  hair,  not  put up for  retail  sale 

Tonnes 

Yarn of combed sheep's or lambs' wool  (worsted yarn) or of  combed 
fine  animal  hair, not put up for  retail  sale 

Tonnes 

(1) 

48 
(cont'd) 

49 

50 

51 

53 

54 

55 

•Sri 

(3) 

(4) 

Yam of sheep's or lambs' wool or of fine animal hair, put up for retail 
sale 

Tonnes 

Woven  fabrics of  sheep's or lambs' wool  or of  fine  animal  hair 

Tonnes 

u, 

5107 20 51 
5107 20  59 
5107 20 91 
5107 20  99 

5108 20  10 
5108 20  90 

5109  10  10 
5109  10 90 
5109  90  10 
5109 90  90 

5111  1100 
5111  19  10 
5111  19 90 
511120  00 
511130  10 
511130  30 
511130  90 
511190  10 
511190 91 
511190  93 
511190  99 

5112  1100 
51121910 
5112  19 90 
5112 20  00 
5112 30  10 
5112 30  30 
5112 30  90 
5112  9010 
5112 90 91 
5112 90 93 
5112 90  99 

5203 00  00 

Cotton,  carded  or combed 

5803  10 00 

Cotton  gauze 

5507 00  00 

Staple artificial  fibres, including  waste, carded, combed  or  otherwise 
processed  for  spinning 

Synthetic staple fibres, including waste, carded or combed or otherwise 
processed  for  spinning 

5506  10 00 
5506 20  00 
5506  30 00 
5506  90  10 
5506  90 91 
5506 90  99 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

56 

5508  10 90 

Yarn  of  staple  synthetic  fibres  (including  waste),  put  up  for  retail 
sale 

Tonnes 

58 

5511  10 00 
551120  00 

5701  10 10 
5701  10 91 
5701  10 93 
5701  10 99 
5701  90  10 
5701  90  90 

Carpets, carpetines and rugs, knotted (made up or not) 

Tonnes 

K 

(3) 

Carpets  and  other  textile  floor  coverings,  other  than  the  carpets  of 
category  58 

(4) 

Tonnes 

Tapestries,  hand-made,  of  the  type  Gobelins,  Flanders,  Aubusson, 
Beau vais and the like, and needleworked tapestries (for example, petit 
point  and cross stitch) made in panels and the  like by  hand 

Narrow woven fabrics, and narrow fabrics (bolduc) consisting of warp 
without weft assembled by means of an adhesive, other than labels and 
similar  articles of category  62 

Elastic  fabrics  and trimmings  (not  knitted  or  crocheted),  made  from 
textile  materials assembled  from rubber  thread 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

Chenille yarn (including flock chenille yarn), gimped yarn (other than 
metallized yarn and gimped  horsehair yarn): 

Tonnes 

Tulle  and  other  net  fabrics  but  not  including  woven,  knitted  or 
crocheted  fabrics,  hand  or  mechanically-made  lace,  in  the  piece,  in 
strips or  in  motifs 

(i) 

59 

60 

61 

62 

(2) 

5702 10 00 
5702 31 10 
5702 31 30 
5702 31 90 
5702 32 10 
5702 32 90 
5702 39 10 
5702 41 10 
5702 41 90 
5702 42 10 
5702 42 90 
5702 49 10 
5702 51 00 
5702 52 00 
ex 5702 59 00 
5702 91 00 
5702 92 00 
ex 5702 99 00 

5703 10 10 
5703 10 90 
5703 2011 
5703 20 19 
5703 20 91 
5703 20 99 
5703 30 11 
5703 30 19 
5703 30 51 
5703 30 59 
5703 30 91 
5703 30 99 
5703 90 10 
5703 90 90 

5704 10 00 
5704 90 00 

5705 00 10 
5705 00 31 
5705 00 39 

ex 5705  00  90 

5805  00  00 

ex  5806  10 00 
5806 20  00 
5806  31  10 
5806  31  90 
5806  32  10 
5806  32 90 
5806  39  00 
5806 40  00 

5606 00 91 
5606 00 99 

5804 
5804 
5804 
5804 
5804 
5804 
5804 
5804 

10 11 
10 19 
10 90 
21 10 
21 90 
29 10 
29  90 
30  00 

a 

(.1) 

(4) 

Labels, badges and the like of textile materials, not embroidered, in the 
piece,  in strips or cut to shape or size,  woven 

Braids and ornamental  trimmings in the piece; tassels, pompoms and 
the like 

Embroidery,  in the piece, in strips or in  motifs 

Knitted or crocheted fabric of synthetic fibres containing by weight 5 % 
or more of elastomeric yarn and knitted or crocheted fabric containing 
by weight  5 % or more of  rubber thread 

Tonnes 

(1) 

62 
(cont'd) 

(2) 

5807 10 10 
5807 10 90 

5808 10 00 
5808 90 00 

5810 10 10 
581010 90 
5810 91 10 
5810 91 90 
5810 92 10 
5810 92 90 
5810 99 10 
5810 99 90 

63 

5906 91 00 

ex 6002 10 10 
6002 10 90 
ex 6002 30 10 
6002 30 90 

ex 6001 10 00 

Raschel  lace and long-pile  fabric of  synthetic  fibres 

6002 20 31 
6002 43  19 

65 

5606 00  10 

Knitted or crocheted fabric other than those of categories 38 A and 63, 
of  wool,  of  cotton  or of  man-made  fibres 

Tonnes 

ex 6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 

10 00 
2100 
22 00 
29 10 
91 10 
9130 
9150 
9190 
92 10 
92 30 
92 50 
92 90 
99 10 

ex 6002 10 10 
6002 20 10 
6002 20 39 
6002 20 50 
6002 20 70 
ex 6002 30 10 
6002 41 00 
6002 42 10 
6002 42 30 
6002 42 50 
6002 42 90 
6002 43 31 
6002 43 33 
6002 43 35 
6002 43 39 
6002 43 50 
6002 43 91 
6002 43 93 
6002 43 95 
6002 43 99 
6002 91 00 
6002 92 10 
6002 92 30 
6002 92 50 

St 

(3) 

(4) 

Travelling rugs and blankets, other than knitted or crocheted, of wool, 
of cotton or of man-made fibres 

Tonnes 

(1) 

65 
(cont'd) 

66 

(2) 

6002 92 90 
6002 93 31 
6002 93 33 
6002 93 35 
6002 93 39 
6002 93 91 
6002 93 99 

6301 10 00 
6301 20 91 
6301 20 99 
6301 30 90 
ex 6301 40 90 
ex 6301 90 90 

GROUP  III B 

(3) 

Gloves,  mittens and mitts, knitted or crocheted 

ç? 

(4) 

1 000  pairs 

Knitted  or  crocheted  clothing  accessories  other  than  for  babies; 
household linen of all kinds, knitted or crocheted; curtains (including 
drapes)  and  interior  blinds,  curtain  or  bed  valances  and  other 
furnishing articles knitted or crocheted; knitted or crocheted  blankets 
and travelling-rugs, other knitted or crocheted articles including parts 
of  garments or of  clothing  accessories 

Tonnes 

(1) 

10 

(2) 

6111  1010 
6 1 1 1 2 0 10 
6 1 1 1 3 0 10 
ex 6111 90 00 

61161010 
611610  90 
6116  9100 
6116  92 00 
,6116  93  00 
6116 99  00 

67 

5807 90  90 

6113  0010 

611710  00 
6117 20 00 
6117  8010 
6117 80  90 
6117 90 00 

6301 20  10 
6301 30  10 
6301 40  10 
6301 90 10 

6302 10 10 
6302 10 90 
6302 40 00 
ex 6302 60 00 

6303 11 00 
6303 12 00 
6303 19 00 

6304 11 00 
6304 91 00 

ex 6305 20 00 
ex 6305 39 00 
ex 6305 90 00 
6305 31  10 

6307  10 10 
6307  90  10 

67  a) 

6305 31  10 

a)  Of which: 

Sacks and bags of a kind used for the packing of goods, made from 
polyethylene  or polypropylene  strip 

69 

70 

6108 11 10 
6108 11 90 
6108 19 10 
6108 19 90 

6115  1100 
6115 20  19 
6115 93 91 

Women's or girls' slips and  petticoats,  knitted  or crocheted 

1 000  pieces 

Panty-hose and tights of synthetic fibres, measuring per single yarn less 
than 67  decitex  (6,7  tex) 

1 000  pairs 

Women's  full-length  hosiery  of  synthetic  fibres 

ra 

(3) 

(4) 

Swimwear, of wool,  of cotton or of  man-made  fibres 

1 000  pieces 

Women's or girls knitted or crocheted suits and ensembles, of wool, of 
cotton  or man-made  fibres, excluding  ski  suits 

1 000  pieces 

Men's or boys' knitted or crocheted suits and ensembles, of wool,  of 
cotton or of man-made fibres, excluding ski suits 

1000  pieces 

Shawls,  scarves,  mufflers,  mantillas,  veils  and  the  like  other  than 
knitted or crocheted, of  wool, of cotton or man-made fibres 

Tonnes 

(2) 

6112 31  10 
6112  3190 
6112 39  10 
6112 39  90 
6112  4 1 10 
6112  4 1 90 
6112  4 9 10 
6112 49  90 

6211  1100 
6211  12 00 

6104  1100 
6104  12 00 
6104  13 00 
ex 6104  19 00 
6104  2100 
6104 22  00 
6104 23  00 
ex 6104 29  00 

6103  11 00 
6103  12 00 
6103  19 00 
6103  21  00 
6103 22 00 
6103  23  00 
6103 29  00 

6214 20  00 
6214 30 00 
6214 40  00 
6214 90  10 

6215  20  00 
6215 90  00 

Ties, bow ties and cravats not knitted or crocheted, of wool, of cotton 
or man-made fibres 

Tonnes 

6212 20  00 
6212 30  00 
6212  90 00 

Corsets, corset-belts, suspender belts, braces, suspenders, gaiters and 
the like, and parts thereof, whether or not knitted or crocheted 

1 000  pieces 

(1) 

72 

74 

75 

84 

85 

86 

87 

6216  00  00 

Gloves,  mittens and mitts, not knitted or  crocheted 

Tonnes 

88 

ex 6209  10 00 
ex 6209 20  00 
ex 6209  30  00 
ex 6209  90 00 

6217  10 00 
6217 90  00 

ex 6209  10 00 
ex 6209 20 00 
ex 6209  30  00 
ex 6209  90 00 

Stockings, socks and sockettes, not knitted or crocheted; other clothing 
accessories, parts of garments or of clothing accessories, other than for 
babies, other than  knitted or crocheted 

Tonnes 

£ô 

(3) 

(4) 

Twine,  cordage, ropes and cables of  synthetic fibres, plaited or  not 

Tonnes 

Tents 

ex 6305  20  00 
ex 6305  39  00 

Sacks  and  bags,  of  a  kind  used  for  the  packing  of  goods  of  woven 
fabrics, other than  made  from  polyethylene  or polypropylene  strip 

Wadding  of  textile  materials  and  articles  thereof;  textile  fibres,  not 
exceeding  5 mm  in length  (flock),  textile dust  and mill  neps 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

Felt and articles thereof, whether or not impregnated or coated, other 
than  floor  coverings 

Tonnes 

Non-woven  fabrics  and  articles  of  such  fabrics,  whether  or  not 
impregnated, coated, covered or laminated 

Tonnes 

(1) 

90 

91 

93 

94 

95 

96 

(2) 

5607 41  00 
5607 49  11 
5607 49  19 
5607 49  90 
5607  50 11 
5607  50  19 
5607 50  30 
5607  50 90 

6306 21  00 
6306  22  00 
6306  29  00 

5601  10  10 
5601  10 90 
5601  21  10 
5601  21  90 
5601  22  10 
5601  22 91 
5601  22  99 
5601  29  00 
5601  30  00 

5602  10 19 
5602  10 31 
5602  10 39 
5602  10 90 
5602 21  00 
5602 29  90 
5602 90  00 

ex 5807  90  10 

ex 5905 00  70 

6210  10  10 

6307  90 91 

5603  00  10 
5603 00 91 
5603  00 93 
5603 00 95 
5603 00  99 

ex 5807 90  10 

ex 5905 00 70 

6210  10 91 
6210  10 99 

ex 6301  40  90 
ex 6301  90  90 

*  6302 22  10 
6302 32  10 
6302 53  10 
6302  93  10 

6303  92  10 
6303 99  10 

(cA 

(3) 

(4) 

Nets and netting made of twine, cordage or rope and made up fishing 
nets of  yarn, twine, cordage or rope 

Tonnes 

(1) 

96 
(cont'd) 

97 

(2) 

ex 6304  19 90 
ex 6304 93  00 
ex 6304  99  00 

ex 6305 39  00 

6307  10 30 
ex 6307  90  99 

5608  11  11 
5608  11  19 
5608  1191 
5608  1199 
5608  19 11 
5608  19  19 
5608  19 31 
5608  19 39 
5608  19 91 
5608  19 99 
5608  90  00 

98 

5609 00  00 

5905 00  10 

Other articles made from yarn, twine, cordage, rope or cables, other 
than  textile  fabrics,  articles  made  from  such  fabrics  and  articles  of 
category  97 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

99 

5901  10 00 
5901  90 00 

5904  10 00 
5904 91  10 
5904 91  90 
5904 92  00 

5906  10  10 
5906  10 90 
5906  99  10 
5906  99  90 

5907 00  00 

5903  10  10 
5903  10 90 
5903  20  10 
5903 20  90 
5903 90  10 
5903  90 91 
5903  90  99 

100 

Textile  fabrics coated with gum or amylaceous substances, of  a kind 
used for the outer covers of books and the like; tracing cloth; prepared 
painting canvas; buckram and similar stiffened textile fabrics of a kind 
used  for  hat  foundations 

Linoleum, whether or not cut to shape; floor coverings consisting of a 
coating or covering applied on a textile backing, whether or not cut to 
shape 

Rubberized  textile  fabrics,  not  knitted  or crocheted,  excluding  those 
for tyres 

Textile fabrics otherwise impregnated or coated; painted canvas being 
theatrical scenery, studio back-cloths or the like, other than of category 
100 

Textile  fabrics  impregnated,  coated,  covered  or  laminated  with 
preparations  of  cellulose  derivatives  or  of  other  artificial  plastic 
materials 

Tonnes 

101 

ex  5607  90 00 

Twine,  cordage,  ropes  and  cables,  plaited  or  not,  other  than  of 
synthetic  fibres 

Tonnes 

109 

6306  1100 
6306  12 00 
6306  19 00 
6306  31  00 
6306  39  00 

Tarpaulins,  sails, twinings,  and sunblinds 

Tonnes 

(3) 

Woven pneumatic mattresses 

a 

(4) 

Tonnes 

Camping goods, woven, other  than pneumatic  mattresses  and tents 

•Tonnes 

(2) 

6306 41  00 
6306 49  00 

6306  91  00 
6306  99  00 

6307 20  00 
ex 6307 90 99 

Other  made up textile  articles, woven, excluding  those  of  categories 
113  and  114 

Tonnes 

(1) 

110 

111 

112 

113 

6307  10 90 

Floor  cloths,  dish  cloths  and  dusters,  other  than  knitted  or 
crocheted 

Tonnes 

Woven  fabrics  and articles  for technical  uses 

Tonnes 

114 

5902  10 10 
5902  10 90 
5902 20  10 
5902 20  90 
5902 90  10 
5902 90 90 

5908 00 00 

5909 00  10 
5909 00  90 

5910 00 00 

5911  10 00 
ex 5911 20 00 
591131  11 
5911  31  19 
59113190 
591132  10 
591132  90 
591140  00 
59119010 
591190  90 

GROUP  IV 

(3) 

Flax or ramie yarn 

63 

(4) 

Tonnes 

Woven  fabrics of  flax  or of  ramie 

Tonnes 

Table linen, toilet linen and kitchen of flax or ramie, other than knitted 
or crocheted 

Tonnes 

(1) 

115 

117 

118 

(2) 

5306  1011 
5306  10 19 
5306  10 31 
5306  10 39 
5306  10 50 
'5306  10 90 
5306  2011 
5306  20  19 
5306  20  90 

5308  90  11 
5308  90  13 
5308  90  19 

5309  11 11 
5309  11  19 
5309  1190 
5309  19  10 
5309  19 90 
5309 21  10 
5309  21  90 
5309 29  10 
5309 29  90 

5311 00  10 

5803 90  90 

5905 00 31 
5905 00  39 

6302 29  10 
6302 39  10 
6302 29  30 
6302 52 00 
ex 6302 59  00 
6302 92  00 
ex 6302 99  00 

120 

ex 6303 99  90 

6304  19 30 
ex 6304 99  00 

Curtains (including drapes), interior blinds, curtain and bed valances 
and  other  furnishing  articles,  not  knitted  or  crocheted,  of  flax  or 
ramie 

Tonnes 

121 

ex  5607  «W 00 

Twine,  cordage,  ropes and cables, plaited  or  not,  of  flax  or  ramie 

Tonnes 

122 

ex 6305 90  00 

Sacks and bags, of a kind used for the packing of goods, used, of  flax, 
other  than knitted  or  crocheted 

Tonnes 

123 

5801  90  10 

Wovcn-pile  fabrics  and  chenille  fabrics  of  flax  or  ramie,  other  than 
narrow  woven  fabrics 

Tonnes 

6214  90  90 

Shawls, scarves, mufflers, mantillas, veils and the like, of flax or ramie, 
other  than  knitted  or crocheted 

GROUP  V 

(3) 

Synthetic staple fibres 

6// 

(4) 

Tonnes 

Synthetic filament yarn (continuous) not put up for retail sale,  other 
than yarn of category  41 

Tonnes 

Monofilament, strip (artificial straw and the like) and imitation catgut 
of  synthetic materials 

Tonnes 

Artificial  staple fibres 

Tonnes 

(1) 

124 

125 A 

125 B 

126 

(2) 

5501  10 00 
5501 20 00 
5501  30 00 
5501  90 00 

5503  10 11 
5503  10 19 
5503  10 90 
5503 20 00 
5503 30 00 
5503 40  00 
5503  90  10 
5503 90  90 

5505  10 10 
5505  10 30 
5505  10 50 
5505  10 70 
5505  10 90 

5402 41  10 
5402 41  30 
5402 41  90 
5402 42 00 
5402 43  10 
5402 43  90 

5404  1010 
5404  10 90 
5404  9011 
5404 90  19 
5404 90 90 

ex 5604 20 00 
ex 5604 90 00 

5502 00  10 
5502 00  90 

5504 10 00 
5504 90 00 

5505 20 00 

U 7A 

S403  11 00 
ex  540J  M  00 
5403 33  10 

Yarn of antficiul filaments (continuous) not put up for retail sale, other 
thiin yarn ol  category  42 

Tonnes 

127 B 

5405 00 00 

Monofilament, strip (artificial  straw and the like) and imitation catgut 
of  artificial  textile  materials 

128 

129 

130 A 

5105 40 00 

Coarse animal  hair, carded or  combed 

5110 00 00 

Yarn of coarse animal  hair or of  horsehair 

Silk yarn other than yarn spun  from  silk  waste 

5004 00  10 
5004 00  90 

5006 00  10 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

M) 

65" 

(4) 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

(1) 

130 B 

131 

132 

133 

134 

135 

136 

(3) 

Silk  yarn other than of  category  130 A; silk-worm  gut 

(2) 

5005 00  10 
5005 00  90 

5006  00  90 

5308  90  90 

Yarn of  other vegetable  textile  fibres 

5308  30  00 

Paper yarn 

5308  20  10 
5308  20  90 

Yarn of true hemp 

5605 00  00 

Metallized  yarn 

5113 00  00 

Woven  fabrics of  coarse  animal  hair or of  horsehair 

Woven  fabrics of  silk  or of  silk  waste 

5007  10 00 
5007 20  10 
5007 20 21 
5007 20 31 
5007 20  39 
5007  20 41 
5007 20 51 
5007  20 59 
5007  20 61 
5007 20 69 
5007  20 71 
5007  90  10 
5007 90  30 
5007  90 50 
5007 90  90 

5803  90  10 

ex 5905 00  90 

ex 5911  20  00 

137 

ex 5801  90  90 

ex 5806  10 00 

138 

5311  00  90 

ex 5905  00  90 

Woven pile fabrics  and chenille fabrics and narrow woven  fabrics of 
silk, or of  silk  waste 

Tonnes 

Woven  fabrics  of  paper  yarn  and  other  textile  fibres  other  than  of 
ramie 

Tonnes 

139 

140 

5809 00  00 

Woven  fabrics of  metal  threads or of  metallized  yarn 

Knitted or crocheted fabric of textile material other than wool  or fine 
animal  hair, cotton  or man-made fibres 

ex 6001  10 00 
6001  29  90 
6001  99 90 

6002 20  90 
6002 49  00 
6002 99  00 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

141 

ex 6301  90  90 

Travelling rugs and blankets of textile material other than wool or fine 
animal  hair, cotton  or  man-made  fibres 

Tonnes 

(3) 

Carpets and other textile floor coverings of sisal, of other fibres of the 
Agave family  or of  Manila  hemp 

LG 

(4) 

Tonnes 

Felt of coarse animal  hair 

Tonnes 

(2) 

ex  5702 39  90 
ex 5702 49  90 
ex 5702 59  00 
ex 5702 99  90 

ex 5705  00  90 

5602  10 35 
5602 29  10 

5607 30  00 
ex 5607  90  00 

Twine, cordage, ropes and cables plaited or not abaca (Manila hemp) 
or of  true hemp 

Tonnes 

(1) 

142 

144 

145 

146 A 

ex 5607  21  00 

Binder or baler twine for agricultural machines, of sisal or other fibres 
of  the Agave  family 

Tonnes 

146  B 

ex 5607  21  00 
5607 29  10 
5607  29  90 

Twine, cordage, ropes and cables of sisal or other fibres of  the Agave 
family,  other  than the products of category  146 A 

Tonnes 

146 C 

5607  10 00 

Twine, cordage, ropes and cables, whether of not plaited or braided, of 
jute or of  other textile bast  fibres of  heading No  5303 

Tonnes 

147 

5003  90  00 

Silk waste (including cocoons  unsuitable  for reeling), yarn waste  and 
garnetted  stock,  other than  not carded  or  combed 

Tonnes 

148  A 

5307  10  10 
5307  10 90 
5307  20 00 

Yarn of  jute or of  other textile  bast fibres of  heading No  5303 

Tonnes 

148  B 

5308  10 00 

Coir yarn 

149 

150 

5310  10 90 
ex 5310  90  00 

Woven fabrics of jute or of other textile bast fibres of a width of more 
than  150 cm 

5310  10 10 
ex 5310  90  00 
6305  10 90 

Woven  fabrics of  jute or of other textile  bast fibres of  a width  of  not 
more  than  150 cm 
Sacks and bags, of a kind used for the packing of goods, of jute or of 
other  textile  bast  fibres,  other than  used 

151  A 

5702  20  00 

Floor coverings  of  coconut  fibres  (coir) 

151 B 

ex 5702 39  90 
ex  5702 49  90 
ex  5702 59  00 
ex  5702 99  00 

Carpets and other textile floor coverings, of jute or of other textile bast 
fibres,  other than  tufted  or flocked 

152 

5602  10 11 

Needle loom felt of jute or of other textile bast fibres not  impregnated 
or coated,  other than floor coverings 

153 

6305  10  10 

Used sacks and bags, of a kind used for the packing of goods, of jute or 
of  other textile  bast  fibres of  heading  No  5303 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

Tonnes 

(1) 

154 

(2) 

(3) 

5001 00 00 

Silkworm cocoons  suitable  for  reeling 

5002 00 00 

Raw  silk  (not  thrown) 

6? 

(4) 

Tonnes 

Silk waste (including cocoons unsuitable  for reeling), yarn waste and 
garnetted  stock,  not  carded or  combed 

Wool  not carded or combed 

Fine or coarse  animal  hair, not carded or combed 

Waste of wool or of fine or coarse animal hair, including yarn waste but 
excluding  garnetted  stock 

5003 10 00 

5101 1100 
5101 19 00 
5101 21 00 
5101 29 00 
510130 00 

5102 10 10 
5102 10 30 
5102 10 50 
5102 10 90 
5102 20 00 

5103 10 10 
5103 10 90 
5103 20 10 
5103 20 91 
5103 20 99 
5103 30 00 

5104 00 00 

Garnetted  stock  of  wool  or fine or coarse animal  hair 

Flax, raw or processed but not spun: flax tow and waste (including yarn 
waste  and garnetted  stock) 

Ramie and other vegetable textile fibres raw or processed but not spun: 
tow,  noils  and  waste,  other  than  coir  and  abaca  of  heading 
No  5304 

Cotton,  not carded or  combed 

Cotton  waste (including yarn waste and garnetted  stock) 

True hemp (Cannabis sativa  L.), raw or processed but not spun: tow 
and waste of  true hemp (including yarn  waste  and garnetted  stock) 

Abaca (Manila hemp or Musa textiles Nee), raw or processed but not 
spun:  tow,  noils  and  waste  of  abaca  (including  yarn  waste  and 
garnetted  stock) 

Jute and other textile bast fibres (excluding flax, true hemp and ramie), 
raw or processed but not spun: tow and waste of true hemp (including 
yarn  waste  and garnetted  stock) 

Other vegetable textile fibres, raw or processed but not spun: tow, noils 
and waste of  such  fibres  (including  yarn waste  and garnetted  stock) 

5301 10 00 
5301 21 00 
5301 29 00 
5301 30 10 
5301 30 90 

5305 91 00 
5305 99 00 

5201 00 10 
""l 00 90 

5202 10 00 
5202 91 00 
5002 99 00 

5302 10 00 
5302 90 00 

5305 21 00 
5305 29 00 

5303 10 00 
5303 90 00 

5304 10 00 
5304 90 (M) 

5305 1100 
5305 19 00 
5305 91 00 
5305 99 00 

156 

6106 90 30 

ex 6110 90 90 

Blouses  and  pullovers  knitted  or  crocheted  of  silk  or  silk  waste  for 
women  and girls 

Tonnes 

(3) 

Garments, knitted or crocheted, other than those of categories 1 to 123 
and of  category  156 

a 

(4) 

Tonnes 

(i) 

157 

(2) 

610190 10 
6101 90 90 

6102 90 10 
6102 90 90 

ex 6103 39 00 
6103 49 99 

ex 6104 19 00 
ex 6104 29 00 
ex 6104 39 00 
ex 6104 49 00 
6104 69  99 

6105  90 90 

6106  90  50 
6106  90  90 

ex 6107  99 00 

6108  99  90 

6109  90  90 

6110 90  10 
ex 6110 90 90 

ex 6111  90 00 

6114  90 00 

159 

6204 49 10 
6206 10 00 

6214  10 00 

Dresses, blouses and shirt-blouses, not knitted or crocheted, of silk or 
silk  waste 

Tonnes 

Shawls, scarves, mufflers,  mantillas, veils and the like, not knitted or 
crocheted,  of  silk  or silk  waste 

6215  10 00 

Ties,  bow  ties  and cravats  of  silk  or silk  waste 

160 

6213  10 00 

Handkerchiefs  of  silk  or silk  waste 

Tonnes 

Garments, not knitted or crocheted, other than those of categories 1 to 
123  and category  159 

Tonnes 

161 

6201  19 00 
6201  99  00 

6202  19 00 
6202 99  00 

6203  19 90 
6203  29  90 
6203  39  90 
fi.MH 4')  40 

6204  19 90 
6204 29  90 
6204  39 90 
6204 49  90 
6204  59  90 
6204  69  90 

6205 90  10 
6205  90  90 

6206  90  10 
6206  90  90 

ex 6211  20  00 
6211  39  00 
6211  49  00 

B. Other  products  (Codes of the Combined Nomenclature) 

«8 

3921  12 00 

ex  3921  13 
ex  3921 90 60 

4202 12 19 
4202 12 50 
4202 12 91 
4202 12 99 
4202 22 10 
4202 22 90 
4202 32 10 
4202 32 90 
4202 92 11 
4202 92 15 
4202 92 19 
4202 92 91 
4202 92 95 
4202 92 99 

ex 6405 20 
ex 6406 10 
ex 6406 99 

ex 6501  00 
ex 6502 00 
ex 6503 00 
ex 6504 00 
ex 6505 90 

6601  10 00 
6601 91 00 
6601 99 00 
6601 99 90 

ex 7019 10 
ex 7019 20 

8708 21  10 
8708 21 90 

8804 00 00 

9113 90 30 
ex 9113 90 90 
ex 9113 90 90 
ex 9113 90 90 

ex 9404 90 

9502 91 00 

ex 9612 10 

A N N EX 

II 

List of  Third Countries referred  to  in Article 2 

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(wtu) 

People's Republic of China 

North Korea 

Viet Nam 

MongoIi a 

Armenia 

Azerbaïdjan 

Belarus 

Georgia 

Kazakhstan 

Kyrghyzstan 

Mo Idova 

The Russian Federation 

Taj ikistan 

Turkmenistan 

Uzbekistan 

Ukraine 

Republics of Bosnia-Herzegovina. Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia, 
Slovenia and  the territory of  the former Yugoslav Republic of 
Macedonia. 

Quantitative  restrictions  applied  on  31  December  1992 referred  to in 
Art icle  2, paragraph 2. 

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Codigo/Kode/Codc/ 
K(I>5IK6C / Codice 

BNi. 

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(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

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FRA 

GBR 

GRC 

I TA 

IRL 

PRT 

(6) 

(7) 

(8) 

(9) 

J 

(10) 

(11) 

4012 90  90 
4013 10 10 
4013 10 90 
4013 20 00 
4013 90 10 
4013 90 90 
4202 11 10 
4202 11 90 
4202 12 11 
4202 12 19 
4202 12 50 
4202 12 91 
4202 12 99 
4202 21 00 
4202 22 10 
4202 22 90 
4202 29 00 
4202 31 00 
4202 32 10 
4202 32 90 

ex 4202 39 00 
4202 91 10 
4202 91 50 
4202 91 90 
4202 92 11 
4202 92 15 
4202 92 19 
4202 92 91 
4202 92 95 
4202 92 99 
4801 00 10 
ex 4814 20 00 
ex 4814 90 10 
ex 4902 90 00 
5 00 J 00 00 
5002 00 00 
5006 00 10 

5006 00 90 
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5007 20 21 
5007 20 31 
5007 20 39 
5007 20 41 
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5007 20 71 
S007 90 10 
5007 90 30 
5007 90 50 
5007 90 90 
5105 10 00 
5105 21 00 
5105 29 00 
5105 30 10 

5105 30 90 
5106  10  10 
5106  10  90 
5106  20  1  1 
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5205 35 10 
5205 35 90 
5205 41 00 
5205 42 00 
5205 43 00 
5205 44 00 
5205 45 10 
5205 45 30 
5205 45 90 
5206 11 00 
5206 12 00 
5206 13 00 
5206 14 00 
5206 15 10 
5206 15 90 
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5206 22 00 
5206 23 00 
5206 24 00 
5206 25 10 
5206 25 90 
5206 31 00 
5206 32 00 
5206 33 00 
5206 34 00 
5206 35 10 
5206 35 90 
5206 41 00 
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5206 4 3 00 
5206 44 00 
5206 45 10 

5206 45 90 
5207 10 00 
5207 90 00 
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Footnotes  to Annex  I 1 I 

M l) 

Spain  -  restriction  in  the  form  of  discretionary  licences 
applied to countries of  Zone C*. 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

(6) 

(7) 

(8) 

(9) 

(10) 

(11) 

(12) 

(13) 

Spain - discretionary  licences applied  to the countries of Zone 
C. 

Spain  -  discretionary  licences  applied  to  countries  of  Zone C 
for products of wool, fine hairs or  cotton. 

Spain - discretionary  licences applied  to countries of  Zone C, 
for products of wool or of artificial  textile materials, and of 
Zone C* for other  textile materials. 

Spain  -  discretionary  licences  for  countries  of  Zone  C,  for 
products of wool  or of  fine  hairs, and of  Zone C*  for  products 
of other  textile materials. 

Spain  -  discretionary  licences  for  countries  of  Zone  C  for 
products  of  cotton,  wool,  fine  hairs,  or  synthetic  or 
artificial  textile materials. 

Spain  -  discretionary  licences  for  countries  of  Zone  C,  for 
products of cotton, wool,  fine hairs or  synthetic or  artificial 
textile materials, and of  Zone C*  for products of other  textile 
mater ials. 

Spain  -  discretionary  licences  for  countries  of  Zone  C  for 
products of cotton or of  artificial  textile materials. 

Spain  -  discretionary  licences  for  countries  of  Zone  C  for 
products of artificial  textile materials. 

Spain  -  discretionary  licences  for  countries  of  Zone  C,  for 
products of cotton, wool,  fine hairs or  synthetic or artificial 
materials,  and  of  Zone  C*  for  products  of  other  textile 
mater ials. 

Spain  -  discretionary  licences  for  countries  of  Zone  C,  for 
products of  wool  or  synthetic  or  artificial  textile materials, 
and of  Zone C* for products of other  textile materials. 

Spain  -  discretionary  licences  for  countries  of  Zone  C,  for 
products of wool  or  artifial  textile materials,  and of  Zone C* 
for products of other  textile materials. 

France  - share  of  a global  quota  for  countries  of  Zone  II and 
of  the  list of MFA  and  similar  countries  (the MFA  list); share 
of a specific  quota  for  the Republic of Korea. 

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(14) 

France - share of a global  quota  for countries of. Zone II. 

(15) 

Vt 

France  -  share  of  a  global  quota  for  countries  of  Zone  II; 
share of a specific quota  for  India. 

(16) 

France -  share  of  a global  quota  for  countries  of  Zone  II and 
of  the MFA  list; share of a  specific quota  for  the Republic of 
Korea. 

(17) 

France  -  share  of  a  global  quota  for  countries  of  Zone  II; 
share of a specific quota  for  the Republic of South Africa. 

(18) 

(19) 

France  - share  of  a global  quota  for  countries  of  Zone  II and 
of  the MFA  list; share  of  specific  quotas  for  the  Republic of 
Korea, the Republic of South Africa  and  India. 

France -  share  of  a global  quota  for  countries  of  Zone  II and 
of  the  MFA  list;  share  of  specific  quotas  for  India  and  the 
Republic of Korea. 

(20) 

UK  -  share  of  specific  quota  for  countries  in  the  Residual 
Textile Area  (RTA). 

(21) 

Greece - share of specific quota  for countries of List  4 

(22) 

Greece  -  share  of  specific  quotas  for  countries  of  Lists  1, 2 
and 3. 

(23) 

Greece  - share of  specific  quotas  for  countries of  Lists  1, 2, 
3 and 4. 

(24) 

Italy - specific  restriction  for  Japan. 

(25) 

Portugal  - share of specific quota  for  Japan. 

(26) 

France - share of  global  quota  for  countries of  Zone  II and of 
the  MFA  list;  share  of  specific  quotas  for  the  Republic  of 
Korea and  the Republic of South Africa. 

(27) 

Spain - discretionary  licences for Taiwan. 

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SPAIN - LIST ZONE C 

GATT Members: 

Australia 
Burma 
Canada 
Cuba 
Chile 
Japan 
Kuwait 
Maldives 
Nicaragua 
New Zealand 
Dominican Republic 
Republic of South Africa 

Non-GATT Members: 

Puerto Rico 
American Samoa 
The Caroline, Marshall and Mariana (Guam) Islands 
Panama Canal Zone 
Chesterfield 
French Oceania 
Australian Antartic territories 
Cook Islands 
Bahrein* 
Brunei Daressalam* 
United Arab Emirates* 
Kampuchea* 
Qatar * 
Nieves/Niue 
Yemen*. 

Countries  to  whose  territories  the GATT  has been applied 
and which now, as independent States, maintain a de facto 
application of the GATT pending final decisions as to their 
future commercial policy. 

SPAIN - LIST ZONE C* 

% 

GATT Members: 

Argentina 
"Australia 
Bangladesh 
Brazil 
Burma 
Canada 
Colombia 
Korea 
Cuba 
Chile 
United States of America 
Philippines 
Macau 
Haiti 
India 
Indonesia 
Japan 
Kuwait 
Malaysia 
Maldives 
Nicaragua 
New Zealand 
Pakistan 
Peru 
Dominican Republic 
Singapore 
Sri Lanka 
Republic of South Africa 
Thailand 
Uruguay 
.Mexico 

(6) 

NON GATT MEMBER 

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Puerto Rico 
Samoa 
The Caroline, Marshall and Mariana (Guam). Islands 
Panama Canal Zone 
Chesterfield 
French Oceania 
"Australian Antartic territories 
Cook Islands 
Taiwan 
Bahrein* 
Brunei Daressalam* 
United Arab Emirates* 
Kampuchea* 
Qatar* 
Nieves/niue 
Yemen* 

Countries  to whose  territories  the Gatt  has  been  applied 
and which now, as independent  States, maintain a de facto 
application of the Gatt pending final decisions as to their 
future commercial policy. 

FRANCE  - LIST  ZONB  II 

•M 

GATT Members: 

Burma 
Chile 
Costa Rica 
Cuba 
Maldives 
New Zealand 
Republic Of South Africa 
Dominican Republic 
Venezuela. 

Non GATT Members : 

Afghanistan 
Saudi Arabia 
Bhutan 
Christmas Island 
Cocos (Keeling) Island 
Cook Island 
Corn Island 
Ecuador 
Galapagos Islands 
Green Island 
Heard Island 
Honduras 
Iraq 
Libya 
Namibia* 
Nepal 
Nioue Island 
Norfolk Island 
Australian Oceania 
New Zealand Oceania 
Panama 
Swan Island 
Tolekan Island 
North Yemen 

Countries  to  whose  territories  the  GATT  has  been  applied 
and  which  now,  .is  i ndepondont  States,  maintain  a de  facto 
.: pn I i c.i.l. i on  i»r  I.he C A TT  pending  JMII.LI  d i v i s i o ns  as 
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to  Uici i' 

FRANCE - LIST MFA AND SIMILAR  COUNTRIES 

Supplier countries with which the EC has a bilateral agreement or 
arrangement  governing  their trade in textile products. 

33 

GATT Members: 

Argentina 
Bangladesh 
Brazil 
Colombia 
Czechoslovakia 
Egypt 
Guatemala 
Haiti 
Hungary 
Hong Kong 
India 
Indonesia 
S. Korea 
Malaysia 
Macao 
Malta 
Mexico 
Moiocco 
Pakistan 
Peru 
Philippines 
Poland 
Romania 
Singapore 
Sri Lanka 
Thailand 
Tunisia 
Uruguay 
ex Yugoslavia 

Non GATT Members: 

Bulgaria 
China 
ex Ussr 
Taiwan 

UK  (léchai- 

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-Residual Textile Area" means  all countries  and  territories 
other  than Algeria,  Argentina,  Banglasdesh/  Bolivia,  Brazil, 
Brunei  Darussalem,  Colombia,  Costa  Rica,  El  Salvador, 
Guatemala, Hong  Kong,  India,  Indonesia,  Iran, Jordan,  the 
Republic of Korea, Macao, Malaysia, Maldives, Mexico, 
Nicaragua, Pakistan,  Panama,  Paraguay,  Peru, Philippines, 
Singapore, Sri Lanka,  Syria, Taiwan, Thailand,  Uruguay  and 
vthose comprising  the ACP Area, the CEFTA Area,  the Far  Eastern 
and Western Area,  the Mediterranean  Area,  the OCT Area  and  the 
State Trading  Area. 

"ACP Area" means Angola,  Antigua  and  Barbuda,  Bahamas, 
Barbados, Belize,  Benin,  Botswana,  Burkina  Faso, 
Burundi,Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central  African  Republic,  Chad, 
Comoros, Congo, Djibouti,  Dominca,  the  Dominican  Republic, 
Equatorial  Guinea,  Ethiopia,  Fiji, Gabon,  the Gambia,  Ghana, 
Grenada, Guinea,  Guinea  Bissau, Guyana,  Haiti,  Ivory Coast, 
Jamaica,' Kenya, Kiribati,  Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, 
Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mozambique,  Niger,  Nigeria,  Papua 
New Guinea, Rwanda,  St Christopher  and  Nevis, St Lucia, St 
Vincent, Sao Tome  and  Principe,  Senegal,  Seychelles,  Sierra 
Leone, Solomon  Islands,  Somalia,  Sudan,  Surinam,  Swaziland, 
Tanzania, Togo, Tonga,  Trinidad  and  Tobago, Tuvalu,  Uganda, 
Vanuatu, Western  Samoa,  Zaire, Zambia  and  Zimbabwe. 

"CEFTA Area" means  Austria,  Belgium,  Denmark,  Finland,  France, 
Germany, Greece,  Iceland,  Irish Republic,  Italy,  Liechtenstein, 
Luxembourg,  Netherlands,  Norway,  Portugal,  Spain,  Sweden, 
Switzerland  and  the United  Kingdom. 

"Far Eastern  and Western  Area" means Australia, Canada, Japan 
New  Zealand,  and  United  States  of  America. 

"the Mediterranean  Area"  means Cyprus, Egypt,  Isreal, Lebanon, 
Malta, Morocco, Tunisia,  Turkey  and  Yugoslavia. 

"the OCT Area" means Anguilla,  Aruba,  British  Antarctic 
Territory,  British  Indian Ocean Territory,  British  Virgin 
Islands, Cayman  Islands, Falkland  islands, French  Polynesia, 
French  Southern  and  Antarctic  Territories, Greenland, Mayotte, 
Montserrat, Nether lands Antilles,(Bonaire, Curacao, Saba, St 
Eustatius,  St Maarten  (South)),  New  Caledonia  and  Dependencies, 
St  Pierre  and Miquelon,  South  Georgia  and  South  Sandwich 
Islands, Turks  and  Caicos  Islands  and  Wallis  and  Futuna  Islands. 

"the State Trading  Area"  means Albania,  Bulgaria, Cambodia, 
China, Czechoslovakia,  Hungary  Korea  (North),  Laos, Mongolia, 
Poland, }%•-mani a,  the  Soviet: Union  ana  Vietnam. 

KB  ILB is  investigc'iting  the  «ccesion  of: Namibia  to  the ACP 
Arc;: (which would  exclude  i ;; i rein the  RTA) . 

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GREECE 

QRs 

"-List  1  ( C a ts  2 - 1 2 5) 

United  Arab  Emirates* 
Saudi  Arabia 
Iran 
Iraq 
Nepal 
Qatar * 
Oman 
Yemen* 
Sudan 
Lybia 
Afghanistan 
Laos 
Republic  of  South  Africa 
Namibia 
Zimbabwe 
Mauritius 
Mauritania 

List  2  (Cats  2  -- 1.23) 

Syria 
Israel 
Jordan 
Lebanon 
Ceuta  and  Melilla 
Japan 
Australia 
New  Zealand 

List  5  (Cats  2  -  125) 

Colombia 
Mexico 
Vciic'.'.ncl a 
HnI ivi a 
Paraguay 
Ml  Salvador 

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List 4  (Cats 156 - 161) 

India 
Bangladesh 
Pakistan 
Indonesia 
Philippines 
Thailand 
S. Korea 
Japan 
Australia 
Sri Lanka 
Malaysia 

Countries  to  whose  territories  the  GATT  has  been  applied 
and  which now, as  independent  States,  maintain  a de  facto 
application of the GATT pending  final decisions as to their 
future commercial policy. 

A N N EX 

IV 

J°3 

Community  quantitative  limits referred  to  in Article 3 (1) 

(The products descriptions of  the categories  listed  in this Annex 

are to be found  in Annex  I of  this Regulation. 

CHINA 

Categories 

Units 

Quantities 

1000 pi 
1000  pa 
1000  pa 
1000  pi 
onnes 

1000  pi 
onnes 

1000 pi 
onnes 

n 

ex  4 
ex  10 
ex  12 
ex  13 
ex  18 
ex  20 
ex  24 
ex  39 
ex  40 
ex  72 
ex  78 
ex  85 
ex  87 
117 
118 
120 
130A 
130B 
136 
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153 
156 
157 
159 
161 

130 
100 
60 
150 
98 
10 
120 
10 
10 
15 
3 
53 
78 
450 
950 
63 
190 
820 
1490 
55 
8700 
63 
760 
5*00 
3020 
10rY7, 

(*):  Categories  marked  with  "ex"  cover  products  other  than 

of  wool  or  fine  animal  hair,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made  fibre 

Categories 

Units 

VIETNAM 

MONGOLIA 

NORTH KOREA 

y\Cif 

tonnes 

1000pi 

tonnes 
1000pa 
1000pa 
1000pi 

tonnes 
1000pi 
tonnes 
1000pi 
tonnes 

1000pi 

tonnes 

1000pi 

tonnes 

1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
26 
27 
28 
29 
31 
34 
35 
36 
37 
38b 
39 
40 
59 
ex 59 
61 
65 
66 
68 
69 
70 
72 
73 
74 
75 
76 
77 
78 
83 
117 
118 
120 
141 
142 
151a 
151b 
161 

128 
145 
65 
433 
119 
216 
195 
3050 
338 
1451 
1290 
4195 
69 
107 
55 
38 
101 
411 
141 
3632 
189 
107 
263 
173 
167 
285 
75 
293 
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366 
91 
357 
6 
280 
99 
466 
3 
40 
248 

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184 
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270 
93 
133 
39 
74 
9 
115 
31 
51 
23 
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10 
64 
10 
152 

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145 
49 
285 
119 
144 
93 
133 
255 
1451 
1290 
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107 
55 
38 
61 
411 
141 

263 
173 
167 
285 
75 
293 

91 
357 

51 

466 

40 

27 

184 
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133 
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74 
9 
115 
31 
51 
23 

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10 
10 
152 

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285 
119 
144 
93 
133 
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38 
61 
411 
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285 
75 
293 

91 
356 

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466 

40 

75 
184 
270 

93 
133 
39 
74 
9 
115 
31 
51 
23 

10 
10 
10 
152 

Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, 
Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, The Russian federation, Tajikistan, 
Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Ukraine 

Categories 

Units 

Quantities^) 

1 
2 
of which2.2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
12 
13 
15 
16 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
26/27 
29 
33 
36 
37 
39 
50 
67 
73 
74 
83 
90 
115 
117 
118 

tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
1000 pieces 
1000 pieces 
1000 pieces 
1000 pieces 
1000 pieces 
tonnes 
1000 pairs 
1000 pieces 
1000 pieces 
1000 pieces 
tonnes 
1000 pieces 
tonnes 
tonnes 
1000 pieces 
1000 pieces 
1000 pieces 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
1000 pieces 
1000 pieces 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 
tonnes 

5162 
13812 
3239 
2014 
3343 
2725 
2559 
1290 
3018 
2680 
7856 
7855 
1098 
869 
2214 
1457 
2214 
1648 
1994 
2061 
552 
2128 
1523 
2106 
951 
493 
988 
882 
1106 
593 
1525 
584 
1586 
939 

(*): Cumulative limits to be used gobally for the twelve 
republics of the ex USSR  according to the principle of 
first-came, first- served 

/ 

Republics of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia, 
Slovenia and the territory of the former Yugoslav Republic of 
Macedonia. 

Categor ies 

Units 

Quant it ies 

1 

2 
2a 

3 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

15 

16 

67 

tonnes 

9.198 

tonnes 
tonnes 

11.392 
2.575 

tonnes 

1.247 

1000 pieces 

2.546 

1000 pieces 

1.272 

1000 pieces 

761 

1000 pieces 

3.423 

tonnes 

1 .108 

1000 pieces 

993 

1000 pieces 

756 

1000 pieces 

962 

A N N EX 

V 

referred to in Article 3 (3) 

Aoç-

(The product descriptions of the categories listed in this Annex are to be found 

in Annexai (A) of this regulation 

CHINA 

Categories from 115 to 161  other than those in Annex IV. 

VIETNAM 

Categories: 32, 41, 42, 49, 53, 54, 55, 58, 62, 63, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 90, 93, 

97, 99, 100, 191, 109, 111, 112, 121, 122, 124, 130, 133, 134, 135, 

136, 137, 138, 140, 141, 145A, B, C, 146, 153, 154, 156, 157, 159, 160 

MONGOL IA 

Categories: 32, 38, 41, 42, 49, 53, 54, 55, 58, 62, 63, 65, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 

90, 93, 97, 99, 100, 101, 109, 111, 112, 121, 122, 124, 130, 133, 134, 

135, 136, 137, 138, 140, 145A, B,C, 146, 153, 154, 157, 159, 160 

21, 22, 23, 33, 34, 35, 40, 50, 67, 68, 72, 91, 113, 114, 120, 123, 

149, 150 

NORTH KOREA 

Categories: 10, 32, 38, 41, 42, 49, 53, 54, 55, 58, 62, 63, 65, 84, 85, 86, 87, 

88, 90, 93, 97, 99, 100, 101, 109, 111, 112, 121, 122, 124, 130, 133, 

134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 140, 141, 145A, B, C, 146, 153, 154, 156, 

157, 159, 160 

22, 23, 33, 34, 35, 40, 50, 66, 67, 72, 91, 113, 114, 120, 123, 149, 

150 

Outward  processing  traffic 

Community  limits referred  to in Article 4 

> ^ 

(KWJJ 

Annex VI 

Category 

4 
6 
7 
8 
12 
13 
21 
24 
31 
72 
73 
76 

VIETNAM 

Unit 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
t 

Quant ity 
120 
120 
42 
670 
380 
440 
80 
80 
250 
120 
100 
50 

ARMENIA,  AZERBAIDJA, BELARUS,  GEORGIA, 
KAZAKHSTAN,  KYRGHYZSTAN,  MOLDOVA, THE RUSSIAN  FEDERATION, 
TAJIKISTAN, TURKMENISTAN,  UZBEKISTAN,  UKRAINE 

Category 

Unit 

Quant i ty * 

4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
15 
21 
26 27 
29 
73 
74 
83 

1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 

tonnes 

100 
310 
100 
456 
100 
200 
342 
420 
114 
171 
100 
400 

Republics of Bosnia-Herzegovina. Croatia, Montenegro,  Serbia, 
Slovenia and the territory of the former Yugoslav  Republic of 
Macedon I a. 

Category 

Uni t 

Quant i ty 

f*. 
o 
7 
8 
15 
16 

I 000 pieces 
I 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 
1 000 pieces 

A 92? 
14 311 
7 328 
17 184 
7 657 
4 235 

* Cumulative  limits to be used  gobally for the twelve  republics of 

the  ex USSR  according  to the principle  of  first-came,  first-served 

A N N E X  V I  I 

A<ty 

List of particulars to be given  in the boxes 

of the surveillance document 

referred  to in Article 12 

SURVEILLANCE DOCUMENT 

1.  Consignee (Applicant) 

(name, full address, country) 

2.  Registrat ion No. 

3.  Foreign consignor  (name, address, country) 

4.  Competent authorities of issue 

(name and address) 

5.  Declarant  (name and address) 

6.  Last day of validity 

7.  Country of or igin 

8.  Country of consignment 

9.  Proposed place and date of  importation 

10. Reference to Regulation  (EEC) which  imposed surveillance 

11. Marks and numbers, number and kind of packages, description of goods 

12. Goods code (CN) 

13. Gross mass (kg) 

14. Net mass (kg) 

15. Addi t ionaI uni ts 

16. cif value EEC frontier  in ecu 

17. Further particulars 

18. Certification by the applicant consignee: 

I, the undersigned, certify that the  information provided  in this 

application  is true and given  in good faith 

At 

on 

(signature) (stamp) 

19. Stamp of the competent  authorities 

Date 

Signature 

Stamp 

Original  for the consignee 

Copy  for the competent authorities 

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