Agreement in the form of an exchange of letters extending the adaptation to the Agreement between the European Community and Australia on trade in mutton, lamb and goatmeat
Date: 1993-12-22
Institutions: Australia, European Community
Subjects: goatmeat, sheepmeat, third country, voluntary restraint agreement













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21994A0218(08)

Agreement in the form of an exchange of letters extending the adaptation to the Agreement between the European Community and Australia on trade in mutton, lamb and goatmeat  


Official Journal L 047 , 18/02/1994 P. 0037 





AGREEMENT in the form of an exchange of letters extending the adaptation to the Agreement between  the European Community and Australia on trade in mutton, lamb and goatmeatLetter No 1  Sir, I have the honour to refer to the exchange of letters of 1989 constituting an Agreement between the  Community and Australia adapting the principal Agreement concluded in 1980 between the Community  and Australia on trade in mutton, lamb and goatmeat. Further to recent discussions, I have the honour to propose that the Agreement set out in the above  exchange of letters shall continue in force from 31 December 1993 subject to the following  amendments: 1. the following shall be substituted for Clause 1, paragraph A of the Agreement : 'In Clause 2 of  the principal Agreement as modified by Clause 6 of the principal Agreement, the quantity of 17 500  metric tonnes expressed in carcase weight shall be deemed to include a maximum in 1989 of 1 500  metric tonnes of lamb imported into the European Community from Australia in a form which has never  been frozen, a maximum of 2 000 metric tonnes in 1990, a maximum of 2 500 metric tonnes in 1991, a  maximum of 3 000 metric tonnes in 1992, a maximum of 3 500 metric tonnes in 1993 and a maximum of 4  000 metric tonnes in 1994.'; 2. in Clause 4 of the Agreement, 'until 31 December 1994' shall be substituted for 'until 31  December 1993'. I have the honour to propose, that if the foregoing is acceptable to your Government, this letter  and your confirmatory reply shall together constitute an Agreement between the Community and the  Government of Australia on the matter. Please accept, Sir, the assurances of my highest consideration. On behalf of the Council of the European Union Letter No 2 Sir, I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your letter of today's date which reads as follows: 'I have the honour to refer to the exchange of letters of 1989 constituting an Agreement between  the Community and Australia adapting the principal Agreement concluded in 1980 between the  Community and Australia on trade in mutton, lamb and goatmeat. Further to recent discussions, I have the honour to propose that the Agreement set out in the above  exchange of letters shall continue in force from 31 December 1993 subject to the following  amendments: 1. the following shall be substituted for Clause 1, paragraph A of the Agreement : "In Clause 2 of  the principal Agreement as modified by Clause 6 of the principal Agreement, the quantity of 17 500  metric tonnes expressed in carcase weight shall be deemed to include a maximum in 1989 of 1 500  metric tonnes of lamb imported into the European Community from Australia in a form which has never  been frozen, a maximum of 2 000 metric tonnes in 1990, a maximum of 2 500 metric tonnes in 1991, a  maximum of 3 000 metric tonnes in 1992, a maximum of 3 500 metric tonnes in 1993 and a maximum of 4  000 metric tonnes in 1994."; 2. in Clause 4 of the Agreement, "until 31 December 1994" shall be substituted for "until 31  December 1993". I have the honour to propose, that if the foregoing is acceptable to your Government, this letter  and your confirmatory reply shall together constitute an Agreement between the Community and the  Government of Australia on the matter.' I have the honour to confirm that my Government is in agreement with the contents of your letter. Please accept, Sir, the assurances of my highest consideration. On behalf of the Government of Australia