Proposal for a DECISION OF THE COUNCIL AND THE COMMISSION on the conclusion of the Europe Agreement between the European Communities and their Member States, of the one part, and the Republic of Latvia, of the other part
Date: 1995-06-02
Institutions: European Commission
Subjects: EAEC Treaty, ECSC Treaty, European Association Agreement, European treaties, Latvia

COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES 

Brussels,  2.06.1995 
COM(95)  207  final 

95/0130  (AVC) 
95/0129  (AVC) 
95/0128  (AVC) 

Proposal  for a 

DECISION  OF THE COUNCIL AND THE  COMMISSION 

on the conclusion  of the Europe Agreement  between  the European  Communities 
and  their Member States, of the one part, and the Republic of Estonia,  of the  other 
part 

Proposal  for a 

DECISION  OF THE COUNCIL AND THE  COMMISSION 

on the conclusion  of the Europe Agreement  between the European  Communities 
and  their Member  States, of the one part, and the Republic  of Latvia,  of the  other 
part 

Proposal  for a 

DECISION OF THE COUNCIL AND THE  COMMISSION 

on the conclusion  of the Europe Agreement  between the European  Communities 
and their Member States, of the one part, and the Republic of Lithuania,  of the 
other part 

EXPLANATORY  MEMORANDUM 

1.  The  attached  proposals  for  a  Council  and  Commission  Decision  constitute  the  legal 
instrument  for 
the  European 
the  conclusion  of  Europe  Agreements  between 
Communities and their Member States, of the one part, and with each one of  the Baltic 
states, i.e. Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, of the other part. 

2.  Estonia's,  Latvia's  and  Lithuania's  relations  with  the  European  Union  are  covered  by 
Agreements  on Trade  and Commercial  and Economic Cooperation  which  entered  into 
force  in  February/March  1993  and  -as  far  as  trade  and  trade  related  matters  are 
concerned- by the Free trade Agreements which entered into force on  1  January  1995. 

Following the signature of the Free Trade Agreements  and in response  to  the  demands 
of the three Baltic States the Council of the European  Union opened  the  procedure  for 
the negotiation  of Europe Agreements. The negotiating directives were  adopted  by the 
Council  on  28-29  November  1994 and  the  negotiations  with  all  three  countries  were 
launched on  15 December  1994.The Agreements were initialled in Brussels on  12 April 
1995, after  two rounds of negotiations with each country. 

3.  The  Agreements  are  preferential  agreements,  designed  to  establish  a  close,  long-term 
association  between,  of  the one part, the European  Community, the  European  Atomic 
Energy Community, the European  Coal and Steel Community and their Member  States 
and, of the other, each one of the countries concerned. 

These Agreements will replace the Agreements on trade and commercial  and  economic 
cooperation between  the EEC and Estonia, which entered into force on March  1, 1993, 
between  the  EEC  and  Latvia,  which  entered  into  force  on  February  1,  1993,  and 
between EEC and EAEC and Lithuania which entered into force on February  1, 1993. 

As  far  as  trade  and  trade-related  matters  are  concerned  they  fully  incorporate  the 
Agreements  on  free  trade  and  trade-related  matters  signed  on  18 July  1994.  On  the 
remaining  matters  they  largely  follow  the pattern  of  the  Europe  Agreements  with  the 
other associated countries of Central and Eastern Europe (Poland, Hungary, the  Czech 
Republic, Slovakia, Romania and Bulgaria) and they provide  (in the  case  of  Lithuania 
and  Latvia)  for  transitional  periods  that  will  end  on  31  December  1999;  in  the 
agreement  with  Estonia  no  such  transitional  period  has  been  provided  for.  They 
provide for  political dialogue between the European  Union  and the three Baltic  States 
within  the  multilateral  framework  established  with  the  associated  countries  of  Central 
Europe  and  -with  each  one  of  them-  within  the  Association  Council;  they  include 
similar  provisions  with  the  other  Europe  Agreements  on  establishment,  movement  of 
workers  and  supply  of  services  (with  the  addition  of  a  standstill  clause  in  the  latter 
case),  on  movement  of  capital  and  on  economic,  cultural  and  financial  cooperation; 
they also provide  for  the establishment of an Association  Council which supervises  the 
implementation  of the agreement  and has the power  to take decisions  in specific  cases 
provided  for  in  this  agreement,  of  an  Association  Committee  and  of  a  Parliamentary 
Committee.  Finally, for  the first  time in a Europe  Agreement,  there  are  provisions  on 
cooperation on the prevention of illegal activities. 

4.  The  three  agreements  will  replace,  respectively,  the  Agreement*  on  trade  and 
commercial  and  economic  cooperation  between  the  EEC  and  Estonia  which  entered 
into  force  on  March  1,  1993, the  Agreement  on  trade  and  commercial  and  economic 

cooperation  between  the  EEC  and  Latvia  which  entered  into  force  on  February  1, 
1993, and the Agreement on trade and commercial and economic cooperation  between 
EEC  and  EAEC  and  Lithuania  which entered  into  force  on  February  1,  1993  and  -as 
far  as the trade and trade related matters are concerned- the Agreements  on  free  trade 
and  trade-related  matters  which  entered  into  force  on  1 January  1995, and  which  are 
fully  incorporated  into  the  present  agreements.  They  will  be  concluded  for  an 
indeterminate duration. 

5.  The  procedures  for  the  conclusion  of  the  Agreements  are  different  for  the  three 
European  Communities  (European  Community, European  Atomic Energy  Community 
and European  Coal and Steel Community): 

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the  Council  concludes  the  Agreements  on  behalf  of  the  European  Community,  after 
having  received  the  assent  of  the European  Parliament, by virtue of  Article  238 of  the 
Treaty; 

the  Council  approves  the  Agreement  on  behalf  of  the  European  Atomic  Energy 
Community  by  virtue  of  the  second  subparagraph  of  Article  101  of  the  EURATOM 
Treaty and the Agreement is then concluded by the Commission; 

the  Commission  concludes  the  Agreement  on  behalf  of  the  European  Coal  and  Steel 
Community, by virtue of Article 95 of the ECSC Treaty, with the unanimous  assent of 
the Council and following  consultation of the Consultative Committee. 

The Commission,  having proceeded to the initialling of the proposed  agreements, asks 
the  Council  to  approve  the  results  of  the  négociations  and  to  engage  the  procedure 
aimed to the their signature. 

Moreover, the Commission proposes, in line with the solution which has been  followed 
in  the  case  of  the  conclusion  of  the  other  Europe  Agreements,  to  conclude  after 
signature  the  Agreements  by the  means of  the  adoption  of  the  attached  draft  decision 
of the Council and the Commission. 

Besides ratification  by all Member States is a prerequisite for the entry into force  of the 
Agreements. 

DECISION OF THE COUNCIL AND THE COMMISSION 

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on the conclusion  of the Europe Agreement  between  the European  Communities 
and  their Member States, of the one part, and the Republic  of Estonia,  of the other 
part 

(.../.../CECA, CEE, Euratom) 

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION, 

THE  COMMISSION  OF THE EUROPEAN  COMMUNITIES, 

Having regard  to  the Treaty  establishing the European  Coal  and  Steel  Community,  and in 
particular Article 95 thereof, 

Having  regard  to  the  Treaty  establishing  the  European  Community,  and  in  particular 
Article  238. in  conjunction  with  the  second  sentence  of  Article  228  (2)  and  the  second 
subparagraph  of Article 228 (3) thereof, 

Having  regard  to  the Treaty establishing the European  Atomic Energy  Community,  and in 
particular the second  paragraph of Article  101 thereof, 

After  consultation  of  the  Consultative  Committee  and  the  unanimous  agreement  of  the 
Council, 

Having  regard to the assent of the European Parliament1 , 

Having  regard  to  the  approval  of  the  Council  granted  pursuant  t.o  Article  101  of  the 
Treaty  establishing the European Atomic Energy  Community, 

Whereas  the  Europe  Agreement  between  the  European  Communities  and  their  Member 
States, of the one part,  and the Republic  of Estonia,  of the other  part,  signed  in Brussels 
on 

1995, should be approved, 

HAVE DECIDED  AS FOLLOWS : 

Article 1 

The Europe  Agreement  between the European  Communities  and  their  Member  States,  of 
the one part, and the Republic of Estonia,  of the other part, the Protocols  annexed  thereto 
and  the  declarations  and  exchanges  of  letters  attached  to  the  Final  Act  are  hereby 
approved  on  behalf  of  the  European  Coal  and  Steel  Community, 
the  European 
Community and the European  Atomic Energy  Community. 

The texts of the Agreement,  the Protocols  annexed  thereto  and  the Final  Act  are  attached 
to this Decision. 

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Article 2 

1.  The position to be taken by the Community within the Association  Council  shall be laid 
down  by  the  Council,  on  a proposal  from  the  Commission,  or,  where  appropriate,  by 
the  Commission,  each in accordance with the corresponding  provisions  of  the  Treaties 
establishing  the  European  Community,  the  European  Coal  and  Steel  Community  and 
the European  Atomic Energy Community. 

2.  The  President  of  the  Council  shall,  in  accordance  with  Article  110  of  the  Europe 
Agreement,  preside  over  the  Association  Council  and  present  the  position  of  the 
Community.  A  representative  of  the  Commission  shall  preside  over  the  Association 
Committee,  in  accordance  with  the  Rules  of  Procedure  thereof,  and  present  the 
position  of the Community. 

Article 3 

The President  of the  Commission  shall, as regards  the European  Community,  deposit  the 
act  of  notification  provided  for  in  Article  130  of  the  Agreement.  The  President  of  the 
Commission  shall  deposit  the  said  acts  of  notification  as  regards  the  European  Coal  and 
Steel  Community  and the European  Atomic Energy  Community. 

Done at Brussels, 

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EUROPE  AGREEMENT 

establishing an association  between the European Communities  and  their Member 
States, of the one part, and the Republic of Estonia, of the other part 

THE KINGDOM OF BELGIUM, 

THE KINGDOM OF DENMARK, 

THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY, 

THE HELLENIC REPUBLIC, 

) 

THE KINGDOM OF SPAIN, 

THE FRENCH REPUBLIC, 

IRELAND, 

THE ITALIAN REPUBLIC, 

THE GRAND DUCHY OF LUXEMBOURG, 

THE KINGDOM OF THE NETHERLANDS, 

THE REPUBLIC OF AUSTRIA, 

THE PORTUGUESE REPUBLIC, 

THE REPUBLIC OF FINLAND, 

THE KINGDOM OF SWEDEN, 

THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND, 

Contracting Parties to the Treaty establishing the European Union, the Treaty establishing the 
European Community,  the Treaty establishing the European Coal  and  Steel  Community and 
the  Treaty  establishing the European Atomic Energy  Community,  hereinafter  referred  to  as 
Member States', and 

The  EUROPEAN  COMMUNITY,  the  EUROPEAN  ATOMIC  ENERGY  COMMUNITY 

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and  the  EUROPEAN  COAL  AND  STEEL  COMMUNITY,  hereinafter  referred  to  as  "the 
Community", 

acting within the framework of the European Union, of the one part, 

and the REPUBLIC OF ESTONIA, hereinafter referred to as "Estonia"; of the other part, 

RECALLING  the  historical  links  between  the  Parties  and  the  common  values  they  share; 
recognizing  that the Community  and Estonia wish to reinforce these links, to  establish  close 
and lasting relations on a basis of reciprocity allowing Estonia to participate in the process of 
European  integration,  in  reinforcing  and  further  developing  the  relations  previously 
established,  in  particular  via  the  Agreement  on  Trade  and  Commercial  and  Economic 
Cooperation and the Agreement on Free Trade and Trade-Related Matters; 

CONSIDERING  the  commitment  to  the  intensification  of  political  and  economic  liberties 
which  constitute  the  basis  of  this  Agreement  and to  further  development  of  Estonia's  new 
economic and political system which respects - in accordance inter alia  with the undertakings 
made within the context of the CSCE - the rule of law and human rights, including the  rights 
of  persons  belonging  to  minorities,  a multiparty  system  with free and  democratic  elections 
and liberalisation aimed at setting up a market economy; 

SHARING  the  understanding  that  Estonia  has  made  considerable  and  successful  reform 
efforts in the political and economic fields and that these efforts will be pursued; 

CONSIDERING  the  commitment  to  the  implementation  of  commitments  made  in  the 
framework  of the CSCE, in particular those set out in the Helsinki Final Act,  the concluding 
documents of the Madrid, Vienna and Copenhagen meetings, those of the Charter of Paris for 
a  New  Europe,  the  conclusions  of  the  CSCE's  Bonn  Conference,  the CSCE  Helsinki 
document  1992, the European Convention on Human Rights; the European Enerjgy Charter 
Treaty as well as the Ministerial Declaration of the Lucerne Conference of 30 April 1993; 

WILLING .to  promote  improved  contacts  among  their  citizens  as well  as the  free  flow  of 
information and ideas, as agreed by the Parties in the framework of the CSCE; 

CONSCIOUS  of the importance of this Agreement in establishing and enhancing in Europe a 
system  of  stability  based  on  cooperation,  with  the  European  Union  as  one  of  the 
cornerstones; 

RECOGNIZING  that  there  is  a  need  to  continue,  with  the  Community's  help,  Estonia's 
political and economic reform; 

TAKING ACCOUNT of the Community's wishes to contribute to the implementation  of the 
reforms  and to  assist  Estonia  in facing  the  economic  and social  consequences  of  structural 

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adjustment; 

RECOGNIZING  that full  implementation  of  the Agreement  is  linked  to  the  implementation 
of a coherent programme of economic and political reform by Estonia; 

RECOGNIZING  the  need  for  continuing  regional  cooperation  among  the  Baltic  States, 
taking into account that closer integration between the European Union and the Baltic States, 
and the Baltic States among themselves, should proceed in parallel; 

CONSIDERING the commitment to liberalize trade based on GATT and WTO principles; 

EXPECTING that this Agreement will create a new climate for  economic  relations  between 
them  and  above  all  for  the  development  of  trade  and  investment,  which  are  essential  to 
economic restructuring and the renewal of technology; 

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BEARING in mind that political dialogue on matters of mutual interest  has been established 
by the joint declaration of May 1992; 

DESIROUS  of developing  and intensifying  regular  political  dialogue  within  the  multilateral 
framework  established by the Copenhagen European-Council of June  1993  and enhanced by 
the  decision of the Council of the European Union of 7 March  1994  and the  conclusions  of 
the Essen European Council of December 1994; 

RECALLING that Estonia has been an associated partner of the WEU  since May  1994 and 
that it participates in the NATO Partnership for Peace Programme; 

RECOGNIZING  the  contribution  which  the  Pact  on  Stability  in  Europe  can  make  to 
promoting  stability and good-neighbourly  relations in the Baltic region,  and confirming  their 
determination to work together for the success of this initiative; 

TAKING ACCOUNT  of the Community's willingness to employ instruments of cooperation 
and economic, technical and financial assistance on a global and multiannual basis; 

BEARING in mind the economic  and social disparities between the  Community and Estonia 
and  thus  recognizing  that  the  objectives  of  this  association  should  be  reached  through 
appropriate provisions of the Agreement; 

DESIROUS  of establishing cultural cooperation and developing exchanges of information; 

WILLING to set up a framework for cooperation aimed at preventing illegal activities; 

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RECOGNIZING  the  fact  that  Estonia's  ultimate  objective  is  to  become  a  member  of  the 
European Union and that association through this Agreement will,  in-the view of the Parties 
help Estonia to achieve this objective; 

TAKING  INTO  ACCOUNT  the  accession  preparation  strategy  adopted  by  the  Essen 
European Council of December  1994, which is being politically implemented by the creation, 
between  the  associated  states  and  the  Institutions  of  the  European  Union,  of  structured 
relations which encourage mutual trust and will provide a framework for addressing topics of 
common interest. 

HAVE AGREED AS FOLLOWS: 

ARTICLE 1 

1.  An association is hereby established between the Community and its Member States,  of the 

one part, and Estonia, of the other part. 

2.  The objectives of this association are: 

- to  provide  an  appropriate  framework  for  the  political  dialogue  between  the  Parties 

allowing the development of close political relations, 

- to  further  develop  a  free  trade  area  between  the  Community  and  Estonia  covering 

substantially all trade between them, 

- to  promote  the  expansion  of  trade  and the harmonious  economic  relations  between  the 
Parties and so to foster dynamic economic development and prosperity in the Community 
and Estonia, 

- to provide a basis for economic, financial, cultural and social cooperation and cooperation 
in the prevention of illegal activities, as well as for the Community's assistance to Estonia, 

- to support Estonia's efforts to develop its economy, 

- to  provide  an  appropriate framework for  the  gradual  integration  of  Estonia  into  the 
European Union. Estonia shall work towards fulfilling  the necessary  requirements  in this 
respect,* 

- to set up institutions suitable to make the association effective. 

TITLE I: GENERAL PRINCIPLES 

ARTICLE 2 

1.  Respect  for  democratic  principles  and human rights,  established  by the Helsinki  Final  Act 
and in the Charter of Paris for a New Europe, sas well as the principles of market economy, 
inspire the domestic and external policies of the Parties and constitute essential elements  of 
this Agreement. 

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The Parties  consider that  it is essential  for the future  prosperity  and  stability  of  the  region 
that the Baltic  States  should  maintain and develop cooperation  among themselves  and will 
make every effort to enhance this process. 

ARTICLE 3 

The  Association  Council,  bearing  in  mind  that  the  principles  of  the  market  economy  are 
essential  to  the  present  association,  shall  proceed  regularly to  examine  the  application  of the 
Agreement  and  the  implementation  by  Estonia  of  economic  reforms  on  the  basis  of  the 
principles referred to in the preamble. 

TITLE H : POLITICAL DIALOGUE 

ARTICLE 4 

The  political  dialogue  between  the  European  Union  and  Estonia  shall  be  developed  and 
intensified.  It  shall  accompany  and  consolidate  the  rapprochement  between  the  European 
Union  and Estonia,  support the  political  and economic  changes underway  in that  country or 
already realized, and contribute to the establishment of close links of solidarity and new forms 
of cooperation between the Parties. The political dialogue is intended to promote in particular: 

- Estonia's progressive rapprochement with the European Union; 

- an increasing convergence of positions of the Parties on international issues and, in particular, 

on those issues likely to have substantial effects on one or the other Party; 

- better  cooperation  in  areas  covered  by  the  Common Foreign  and  Security  Policy  of  the 

European Union; 

- security and stability in Europe. 

ARTICLE 5 

Political dialogue shall take place within the multilateral framework and in accordance with the 
forms and practices established with the associated countries of central Europe. 

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ARTICLE 6 

1.  At  ministerial  level,  bilateral  political  dialogue  shall  take  place  within  the  Association 
Council, which  shall have the general responsibility for  any matter which  the Parties might 
wish to put to it. 

2.  With  the  agreement  of  the  Parties,  other  procedures  for  political  dialogue  shall  be 

established, in particular : 

- meetings,  where  necessary,  of  senior  officials  (at  the  level  of  political  directors) 
representing Estonia,  on the one hand,  and the Presidency of the Council  of the European 
Union and the Commission, on the other; 

- taking full  advantage of all diplomatic channels between the Parties, including  appropriate 
contacts  in  third  countries  and  within  the  United  Nations,  the  OSCE  and  other 
international  fora; 

- including Estonia  in the group  of countries  receiving  regular  information  on the  activities 
managed  within  the  framework  of  the.Common  Foreign  and  Security  Policy  as  well  as 
exchanging information  with a view to achieving the objectives defined  in Article 4; 

- any other means which would  make a useful  contribution to consolidating,  developing and 

stepping up this dialogue. 

ARTICLE 7 

At  parliamentary  level,  political  dialogue  shall  take  place  within  the  framework  of  the 
Parliamentary  Committee  of  the  association  between  the  European  Communities  and  their 
Member  States  and  the  Republic  of  Estonia  (hereinafter  referred  to  as  the  "Parliamentary 
Committee"). 

TITLE HI: FREE MOVEMENT OF GOODS 

ARTICLE 8 

1.  The  Community  and  Estonia  establish  a  free  trade  area  upon  entry  into  force  of  the 
Agreement  on  Free  Trade  and  Trade-Related  Matters  on  1 January  1995,  in  accordance 
with  the  provisions  of  this  Agreement  and  in  conformity  with  those  of  the  General 
Agreement on Tariffs  and Trade (GATT) and the World Trade Organisation (WTO). 

2.  The  Combined  Nomenclature  of  goods  shall  be  applied  to  the  classification  of  goods  in 

trade between the two Parties. 

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3.  For  each  product  covered  by  this Agreement  the  basic  duty  shall  be  that  actually  applied 

erga omnes on  1 January  1994. 

The successive reductions set out in this Agreement are to be applied to these basic duties. 

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4.  If,  after  1  January  1995, any tariff reduction is applied  on an erga omnes  basis, in particular 
reductions  resulting from the tariff  agreement  concluded  as a result  of  the  GATT  Uruguay 
Round,  such reduced  duties shall replace the basic duties referred  to  in paragraph  3 as from 
the date when such reductions are applied. 

5.  The Community and Estonia shall communicate to each other their respective basic duties. 

Chapter I: Industrial  products 

ARTICLE 9 

1.  The provisions  of this Chapter  shall apply to  products  originating  in the  Community  and in 
Estonia listed in Chapters 25 to 97 of the Combined Nomenclature with the exception of the 
products listed in Annex I. 

2.  Trade between the Parties in items covered by the Treaty establishing the European  Atomic 
Energy Community will be conducted in accordance with the provisions of that  Treaty. 

ARTICLE  10 

Customs  duties  and  quantitative  restrictions  on  imports  into  the  Community  and  measures 
having equivalent effect  are abolished on  1 January  1995 with regard to products  originating in 
Estonia. 

ARTICLE 11 

Customs  duties  and  quantitative  restrictions  on  imports  into Estonia  and  measures  having  an 
equivalent  effect  are  abolished  on  1 January  1995 with  regard  to  products  originating  in  the 
Community. 

ARTICLE  12 

The  provisions  concerning  the  abolition  of  customs  duties  on  imports  shall  alsq  apply  to 
customs duties of a fiscal nature. 

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Any  charges  having  an  effect  equivalent  to  customs  duties  on  imports  are  abolished  on  1 
January  1995 in trade between the Community and Estonia. 

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1.  Any  customs  duties  on  exports  and  charges  having  equivalent  effect  are  abolished  on  1 

January  1995 between the Community and Estonia. 

2.  Quantitative restrictions on exports and any measures having equivalent effect  are abolished 

on  1  January 1995 between the Community and Estonia. 

ARTICLE 15 

Specific  arrangements  applicable  to  the  trade  in textile  and  clothing  products  originating  in 
Estonia are covered in Protocol No  1. 

ARTICLE 16 

The  provisions  of  this  Chapter  do  not  preclude  an  agricultural  component  in  the  duties 
applicable to products listed in Annex II. 

Chapter H: Agriculture 

ARTICLE 17 

1.  The  provisions  of  this  Chapter  shall  apply  to  agricultural  products  originating  in  the 

Community and in Estonia. 

2.  The  term  "agricultural  products"  means  the  products  listed  in  Chapter  1  to  24  of  the , 
Combined Nomenclature and the products listed in Annex I, but excluding fishery products 
as defined by Regulation (EEC) No 3759/92. 

ARTICLE 18 

Protocol No 2 lays down the trade arrangements for processed agricultural products which are 
listed therein. 

ARTICLE 19 

1.  As from 1  January 1995 no quantitative restrictions apply to imports into the Community of 
agricultural  products  originating  in  Estonia  nor  to  imports  into  Estonia  of  agricultural 
products originating in the Community. 

2.  The concessions granted under this Agreement are referred to in Annexes m,  TV and V. 

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3.  The  concessions  referred  to  in  paragraph 2  may  be  subject  to  revision  by  agreement 
between the Parties within a period lasting until 31 December  1997  and on the basis of the 
principles and procedures set out in paragraph 4. 

4.  Taking  account  of  the  volume  of  trade  in  agricultural  products  between  them,  of  their 
particular sensitivity,  of the rules of the common agricultural  policy  of the  Community,  of 
the  rules  of  the  agricultural  policy  in  Estonia,  of  the  role  of  agriculture  in  Estonia's 
economy, the Community and Estonia shall examine in the Association Council, product by 
product  and  on  an  orderly  and  reciprocal  basis,  the  possibilities  of  granting  each  other 
further concessions. 

ARTICLE 20 

Notwithstanding  other provisions of this Agreement,  and in particular Article 29,  if,  given the 
particular sensitivity  of the agricultural  markets, imports of products originating in one Party, 
which are the subject of concessions granted pursuant to Article  19, cause  serious  disturbance 
to the markets in the other Party, both Parties shall enter into consultations immediately to  find 
an appropriate solution.  Pending such a solution, the Party concerned may take the measures 
it deems necessary. 

Chapter HI: Fisheries 

ARTICLE 21 

The provisions of this Chapter shall apply to fishery products originating in the Community and 
in Estonia, which are covered by Regulation (EEC) No 3759/92. 

ARTICLE 22 

1.  The concessions granted under this Agreement are referred to in Annex VI. 

2.  The provisions of Articles  19(4), 20 and Articles 24(2) and (3) shall apply mutatis mutandis 

to fishery products. 

Chapter IV: Common provisions 

ARTICLE 23 

The  provisions  of  this  Title  shall  apply to  trade  between  the  Parties  in  all  products  except 
where otherwise provided herein or in Protocols No  1 and No 2. 

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1.  In trade between the Community and Estonia from 1  January 1995: 

ARTICLE 24 

- no new customs duties on imports or exports or charges having equivalent  effect  shall be 

introduced, nor shall those already applied be increased; 

- no  new  quantitative  restrictions  on  imports  or  exports  or  measures  having  equivalent 

effect  shall be introduced nor shall those existing be made more restrictive. 

2.  Without  prejudice  to  the  concessions  granted  pursuant  to  Article  19,  the  provisions  of 
paragraph 1  of  this  Article  shall  not  restrict  in  any  way  the  pursuance  of  the  respective 
agricultural  policies  of Estonia  and the  Community  or  the  taking  of  any  measures  under 
such policies. 

3.  Taking account of the Estonian tariff structure at 1 January  1995, where no tariff duties are 
provided  for  agricultural products,  in the event that a new  tariff  regime  for  the  import  of 
agricultural  products is  established,  Estonia may, by way  of  derogation from paragraph 1 
and  pursuant  to  the  implementation  of  its  agricultural  policy  for  its  domestic  production, 
introduce duties on a limited number of agricultural products originating in the Community. 
Such duties may only be introduced until 31 December  1996,  and after  consultation in the 
Association Council.  In all such cases, Estonia shall ensure a sizeable  margin of  preference 
for  products  originating  in the  Community.  If necessary,  this period  may be  prolonged by 
one year by decision of the Association Council. 

ARTICLE 25 

1.  The  two  Parties  shall  refrain  from  any  measure  or  practice  of  an  internal  fiscal  nature 
establishing, whether directly or indirectly, discrimination between the products of one Party 
and like products originating in the territory of the other Party. 

2.  Products exported to the territory of one of the two Parties may not benefit from repayment 
of internal indirect taxation in excess of the amount of direct or indirect taxation imposed on 
them. 

ARTICLE 26 

1.  This Agreement shall not preclude the maintenance or establishment of customs unions, free 
trade  areas  or  arrangements  for  frontier  trade  except  insofar  as  they  alter  the  trade 
arrangements provided for in this Agreement. 

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2.  Consultations  between  the  Parties  shall  take  place  within  the  Association  Council 
concerning  agreements  establishing  such  customs  unions  or  free  trade  areas  and,  where 
requested,  on  other  major  issues  related  to  their  respective  trade  policies  with  third 
countries.  In particular  in the  event  of  a third  country  acceding  to  the  Community,  such 
consultations  shall  take  place  so  as  to  ensure  that  account  can  be  taken  of  the  mutual 
interests of the Community and Estonia stated in this Agreement. 

ARTICLE 27 

Exceptional measures of limited duration which derogate from the provisions of Article  11 and 
Article 24(1), first indent, may be taken by Estonia in the form of increased customs duties. 

These measures may only concern infant industries, or certain sectors undergoing restructuring 
or  facing  serious  difficulties,  particularly  where  these  difficulties  produce  important  social 
problems. 

Customs  duties  on  imports  applicable  in Estonia  to  products  originating  in  the  Community 
introduced by these measures may not exceed 25% ad valorem  and shall maintain an element 
of preference for products originating in the Community. 

The total value of imports of the products which are subject to these measures may not exceed 
15% of total imports of industrial products from the Community as defined  in Chapter I during 
the last year for which statistics are available. 

These measures shall be applied for a period not exceeding two years unless a longer duration 
is  authorized  by  the  Association  Council.  They  shall  cease  to  apply  at  the  latest  by  31 
December  1997. 

No  such  measures  can be  introduced  in respect  of  a product  if more  than  three  years  have 
elapsed  since the elimination of all duties and quantitative restrictions  or charges or measures 
having an equivalent effect concerning that product. 

Estonia  shall  inform  the  Association  Council  of  any  exceptional  measures  it  intends  to  take 
and, at the request of the Community, consultations shall be held in the Association Council on 
such measures and the sectors to which they apply before they are applied.  When taking such 
measures Estonia shall provide the Association Council with a schedule for the elimination  of 
the  customs  duties  introduced  under this Article.  The Association  Council  may  decide  on a 
different  schedule. 

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If one  of the Parties  finds that  dumping  is taking place in trade with the other Party within  the 
meaning of Article VI of the General Agreement  on Tariffs  and Trade, it may take  appropriate 
measures  against  this practice  in accordance with the Agreement  relating  to  the application  of 
Article VI  of the General Agreement  on Tariffs  and Trade, with related  internal legislation  and 
with the conditions and procedures laid down in Article 32. 

ARTICLE 29 

Where any product  is being imported  in such increased quantities and under  such conditions as 
to cause or threaten to cause: 

-  serious injury  to  domestic producers  of like or directly competitive products inthe  territory 

of one of the Parties, or 

-  serious  disturbances  in  any  sector  of  the  economy  or  difficulties  which  could  bring  about 

serious deterioration in* the economic situation of a region, 

the Community  or Estonia, whichever  is concerned,  may take appropriate  measures under  the 
conditions and in accordance with the procedures laid down in Article 32. 

ARTICLE 30 

Where compliance with the provisions of Articles  14 and 24 leads to: 

(i) 

re-export  towards  a third  country  against  which the  exporting  Party  maintains,  for  the 
product  concerned,  quantitative  export  restrictions,  export  duties  or  measures  having 
equivalent  effect;  or 

(ii) 

a serious shortage, or threat thereof, of a product essential to the exporting Party, 

and  where  the  situations  referred  to  above  give  rise,  or  are  likely  to  give  rise  to  major 
difficulties  for  the  exporting  Party,  that  Party  may  take. appropriate  measures  under  the 
conditions  and  in accordance with the procedures laid down in Article 32. The measures  shall 
be non-discriminatory and be eliminated when conditions no longer justify their maintenance. 

ARTICLE 31 

The  Member  States  of the European  Union  and  Estonia  shall progressively  adjust  any  State 
monopolies  of  a  commercial  character  so  as  to  ensure  that,  by  the  end  of  1999,  no 
discrimination regarding  the  conditions under  which goods  are procured  and  marketed  exists 
between  nationals  of  the  Member  States  and  of  Estonia.  The  Association  Council  will  be 
informed  about the measures adopted to implement this objective. 

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1.  In the event of the Community or Estonia subjecting imports of products  liable to give rise 
to  the  difficulties  referred  to  in  Article  29  to  an  administrative  procedure  having  as  its 
purpose the  rapid  provision  of information  on the trend  of trade  flows,  it  shall  inform the 
other Party. 

2.  In the  cases  specified  in Articles 28,  29  and 30,  before  taking  the  measures provided  for 
therein or, in cases to which paragraph 3(d) applies, as soon as possible, the Community or 
Estonia,  as  the  case  may  be,  shall  supply  the  Association  Council  with  all  relevant 
information with a view to seeking a solution acceptable to the two Parties. 

In  the  selection  of  measures,  priority  must  be  given  to  those  which  least  disturb  the 
functioning of this Agreement. 

<  The safeguard  measures shall be notified  immediately to  the Association  Council  and shall 
be  the  subject  of  periodic  consultations  within  that  body,  particularly  with  a  view  to 
establishing a timetable for their abolition as soon as circumstances permit. 

3/  For the implementation of paragraph 2, the following provisions shall apply: 

(a)  as regards Article 29,  the difficulties  arising from the  situation referred  to  in that  Article 
shall be referred for examination to the Association Council, which may take any decision 
needed to put an end to such difficulties. 

If the Association Council or the exporting Party has not taken a-decision putting  an end 
to the difficulties  or no other satisfactory solution has been reached within 30  days of the 
matter being referred, the importing Party may adopt the appropriate measures to remedy 
the problem.  These measures must not exceed the scope of what  is necessary to  remedy 
the difficulties which have arisen; 

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(b)  as regards Article 28,  the Association  Council  shall be  informed  of  the  dumping  case  as 
soon as the authorities of the importing Party have initiated an investigation.  If no end has 
been put to  the  dumping or if no other satisfactory  solution has been  reached  within  30 
days  of  the  matter  being  referred  to  the  Association  Council,  the  importing  Party  may 
adopt the appropriate measures; 

(c)  as regards Article 30, the difficulties  arising from the situations referred to  in that Article 

shall be referred for examination to the Association Council. 

The Association Council may take any decision needed to put an end to the difficulties.  If 
it  has  not  taken  such  a decision  within  30  days  of  the  matter  being  referred  to  it,  the 

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exporting  Party  may  apply  appropriate  measures  on  the  exportation  of  the  product 
concerned; 

(d)  where  exceptional  circumstances  requiring  immediate  action  make  prior  information  or 
examination,  as  the  case  may  be,  impossible,  the  Community  or  Estonia  whichever  is 
concerned  may,  in the  situations  specified  in Articles 28,  29  and  30,  apply  forthwith  the 
precautionary  measures strictly necessary to deal with the situation. 

ARTICLE 33 

Protocol No 3  lays  down  rules  of  origin  for  the  application  of the  tariff  preferences  provided 
for in this Agreement as well as the methods of administrative cooperation  therewith. 

ARTICLE 34 

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This Agreement  shall not preclude prohibitions or restrictions on imports,  exports or  goods in 
transit justified  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  of  artistic, 
historic  or  archaeological  value  or  the  protection  of  intellectual,  industrial  and  commercial 
property  or  rules  relating  to  gold  and  silver.  Such  prohibitions  or  restrictions  shall  not, 
however,  constitute  a  means  of  arbitrary  discrimination  or  a  disguised  restriction  on  trade 
between the Parties. 

ARTICLE 35 

Protocol No 4 lays down the  specific  provisions to  apply to trade between Estonia  of the  one 
part and Spain and Portugal of the other part, and it will be valid until 31 December  1995. 

TITLE IV: MOVEMENT OF WORKERS, ESTABLISHMENT,  SUPPLY  OF 

SERVICES 

Chapter I: Movement of workers 

ARTICLE 36 

1.  Subject to the conditions and modalities applicable in each Member  State: 

-the  treatment  accorded  to  workers  of  Estonian  nationality,  legally  employed  in  the 
territory  of a Member  State, shall be free from any discrimination  based  on  nationality,  as 
regards  working  conditions,  remuneration  or  dismissal,  as  compared  with  its  own 
nationals, 

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- the legally resident  spouse  and children of a worker legally  employed  in the territory  of a 
Member  State,  with  the  exception  of  seasonal  workers  and  of  workers  coming  under 
bilateral  agreements  in  the  sense  of  Article  40,  unless  otherwise  provided  by  such 
agreements,  shall  have  access  to  the  labour  market  of  that  Member  State,  during  the 
period of that worker's authorized stay of employment. 

2.  Estonia shall, subject to the conditions and modalities applicable in that country,  accord the 
treatment referred to  in paragraph  1 to workers who  are nationals of  a Member  State and 
are  legally  employed  in its  territory  as  well  as  their  spouse  and  children  who  are  legally 
resident in the said territory. 

ARTICLE 37 

1.  With  a view  to  coordinating  social  security  systems  for  workers  of  Estonian  nationality, 
legally  employed  in the  territory  of  a Member  State  and  for  the  members  of  their  family 
legally  resident  there,  and  subject  to  the  conditions  and  modalities  applicable  in  each 
Member State, 

- all  periods  of  insurance,  employment  or  residence  completed  by  such  workers  in  the 
various Member  States shall be added together for the purpose  of pensions  and annuities 
in  respect  of  old  age,  invalidity  and death  and for  the  purpose  of  medical  care  for  such 
workers and such family members; 

- any pensions  or annuities in respect of old age,  death,  industrial  accident  or  occupational 
disease,  or  of  invalidity  resulting  therefrom,  with  the  exception  of  non-contributory 
benefits,  shall be freely transferable  at the rate applied by virtue of the  law  of the  debtor 
Member State or States; 

- the workers in question shall receive family allowances for the members of their family as 

defined above. 

2.  Estonia shall accord to workers who are nationals of a Member State and legally  employed 
in its territory,  and to  members of their families legally  resident there,  treatment  similar to 
that specified in the second and third indents of paragraph 1. 

ARTICLE 38 

1.  The Association Council shall by decision adopt the appropriate provisions to implement the^ 
objective set out in Article 37. 

2.  The  Assotiation  Council  shall  by  decision'  adopt  detailed  rules  for  administrative 
cooperation providing the necessary management and control guarantees for the application of 
the provisions referred to in paragraph 1. 

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The  provisions  adopted  by  the  Association  Council  in  accordance  with  Article  38  shall  not 
affect  any  rights  or  obligations  arising  from  bilateral  agreements  Unking  Estonia  and  the 
Member States where those agreements provide for more favourable treatment  of nationals  of 
Estonia or of the Member States. 

ARTICLE 40 

1.  Taking into account the labour market situation in the Member  State concerned,  subject to 
its  legislation  and  to  the  respect  of  rules  in  force  in  that  Member  State  in  the  area  of 
mobility of workers, 

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- the existing facilities for access to employment for Estonian workers accorded by Member 

States under bilateral agreements ought to be preserved and if possible improved, 

- the  other  Member  States  shall  consider  favourably  the  possibility  of  concluding  similar 

agreements. 

2.  The  Association  Council  shall  examine granting  other improvements  including  facilities  of 
access  for  professional  training,  in  conformity  with  rules  and  procedures  in  force  in  the 
Member States, and taking account of the labour market situation in the Member States and 
in the Community. 

ARTICLE 41 

From the  end  of  1999  or  sooner  if  socio-economic  conditions  in Estonia  have  been  largely 
aligned  on  those  of  the  Member  States  and  if  the  employment  situation  in  the  Community 
permits,  the  Association  Council  will  consider  ways  of  further  improving  the  movement  of 
workers. The Association Council shall make recommendations to such end. 

ARTICLE 42 

In the interest of facilitating the restructuring of labour resources resulting from the  economic 
restructuring in Estonia the Community shall provide technical assistance for the establishment 
of a suitable social security system in Estonia as set out in Article 92 of this Agreement. 

Chapter H: Establishment 

ARTICLE 43 

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1.  The  Community  and  its  Member  States  shall  grant,  except  for  the  sectors  included  in 

Annex VU,  : 

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(i) from  entry into force  of this Agreement, treatment  no less favourable  than that  accorded by 
Member  States to  their own companies or to  any third  country  company,  whichever  is the 
better, with regard  to the establishment of Estonian companies; 

(ii)  from  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement,  to  subsidiaries  and  branches  of  Estonian 
companies, established in their territory, treatment  no less favourable  than that  accorded by 
Member  States to their own companies and branches or to subsidiaries  and branches of any 
third  country  company  established  in their  territory,  whichever  is the  better,  in respect  of 
their operation; 

(iii)  as  from  31  December  1999,  for  the  establishment  of  Estonian  nationals  and  their 
operation, once established, treatment no less favourable than that accorded  to  Community 
nationals or to nationals of any third country, whichever is the better. 

2.  Estonia shall grant from the entry into force of this Agreement : 

(i) treatment  no  less favourable  than that  accorded  to Estonian  companies  or  to  companies  of 
any third  country, whichever is the better,  with  regard to the establishment  of  Community 
companies; 

(ii) to subsidiaries and branches of Community companies, established in its territory,  treatment 
to  Estonian  companies  and  branches,  or  to 
no  less  favourable  than  that  accorded 
subsidiaries  and  branches  of  any  third  country  company  established  in  its  territory, 
whichever is the better, in respect of their operation; 

(iii)  for  the  establishment  of  Community  nationals  and  their  operation,  once  established, 
treatment no less favourable than that accorded to Estonian nationals or to nationals of any 
third country, whichever is the better. 

ARTICLE 44 

1.  The provisions of Article 43 shall not apply to  air transport,  inland waterways  and maritime 

cabotage transport services. 

2.  The  Association  Council  may  make  recommendations  for  improving  establishment  and 

operations in the areas covered by paragraph 1. 

For the purposes of this Agreement: 

ARTICLE 45 

a)  A "Community company"  or an "Estonian company"  respectively shall mean a company set 
up in accordance with the laws of a Member  State or of Estonia respectively  and having its 
registered  office  or  central  administration  or  principal  place  of  business  within  the 
Community or in the territory of Estonia respectively. 

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However,  should  the  company,  set  up  in  accordance  with  the  laws  of  a  Member  State  or 
Estonia  respectively,  have only its registered  office  within the Community or in the  territory 
of  Estonia  respectively,  the  company  shall  be  considered  a  Community  or  an  Estonian 
company  respectively  if its operations  possess  a real  and  continuous  link with  the  economy 
of one of the Member  States or Estonia  respectively. 

b)  "Subsidiary"  of a company  shall mean a company which is effectively  controlled  by the first 

company. 

c)  "Branch"  of  a  company  shall  mean  a  place  of  business  not  having  legal  personality  which 
has  the  appearance  of  permanency,  such  as  the  extension  of  a  parent  body,  has  a 
management  and  is materially  equipped  to  negotiate  business with  third  parties  so that  the 
latter,  although  knowing that there will if necessary be a legal link with the parent  body, the 
head  office  of which is abroad,  do not have to  deal directly with  such  parent  body but  may 
transact business at the pla'ce of business constituting the extension. 

d)  "Establishment"  shall mean : 

i)  as  regards  nationals,  the  right  to  take  up  economic  activities  as  self-employed  persons 
and to  set up  undertakings, in particular  companies, which they  effectively  control.  Self-
employment  and business undertakings by nationals shall not  extend  to  seeking or taking 
employment  in  the  labour  market  or  confer  a  right  of  access  to  the  labour  market  of 
another  Party.  The  provisions  of  this  chapter  do  not  apply  to  those  who  are  not 
exclusively  self-employed; 

ii)  as regards Community or Estonian companies, the right to take up  economic activities by 
means  of  the  setting  up  of  subsidiaries  and  branches  in  Estonia  or  in  the  Community 
respectively. 

e)  "Operation" shall mean the pursuit of economic activities. 

f)  "Economic  activities"  shall  in  principle  include  activities  of  an  industrial,  commercial  and 

professional  character and activities of  craftsmen. 

g)  "Community national" and  "Estonian national" shall mean respectively a natural person who 

is a national of one of the Member States or of Estonia. 

h)  With  regard  to  international  maritime transport,  including  inter-modal  operations  involving 
a  sea  leg,  nationals  of the Member  States or  of Estonia  established  outside the  Community 
or  Estonia  respectively,  and  shipping  companies  established  outside  the  Community  or 
Estonia  and  controlled  by nationals  of  a Member  State  or  Estonian  nationals  respectively, 
shall also be beneficiaries  of the provisions of Chapter II and Chapter m,  if their vessels are 
registered  in  that  Member  State  or  in  Estonia  respectively  in  accordance  with  their 
respective legislation. 

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1.  Subject to the provisions of Article 43, with the exception of financial services described in 
Annex  VIII,  each  Party  may  regulate  the  establishment  and  operation  of  companies  and 
nationals on its territory, insofar as these regulations do not discriminate  against  companies 
and nationals of the other Party in comparison with its own companies and nationals. 

2.  In respect  of financial services,  notwithstanding  any other provisions  of  this Agreement, a 
Party shall not be prevented from taking measures for prudential reasons,  including for the 
protection  of investors,  depositors,  policy  holders or persons to whom  a fiduciary  duty is 
owed by a financial service supplier, or to  ensure the integrity  and stability  of the  financial 
system.  Such  measures  shall  not  be  used  as  a  means  of  avoiding  the  Party's  obligations 
under the Agreement. 

3.  Nothing  in  the  Agreement  shall  be  construed  to  require  a  Party  to  disclose  information 
relating to the affairs and accounts of individual customers or any confidential  or proprietary 
information in the possession of public entities. 

ARTICLE 47 

1.  The provisions of Articles 43 and 46 do not preclude the application by a Party of particular 
rules concerning the establishment and operation in its territory of branches of companies of 
another Party not incorporated in the territory of the first Party, which are justified  by legal 
or  technical  differences  between  such branches  as  compared  with  branches  of  companies 
incorporated in its territory or, as regards financial services, for prudential reasons. 

2.  The difference in treatment shall not go beyond what is strictly necessary as a result of such 

legal or technical differences or, as regards financial services, for prudential reasons. 

ARTICLE 48 

1.  A  "Community company" or an "Estonian company" established in the territory  of Estonia 
or the Community respectively shall be entitled to employ,  or have employed  by one of its 
subsidiaries  or branches, in accordance with the legislation in force  in the host  country  of 
establishment,  in the territory of Estonia  and the Community respectively,  employees  who 
are  nationals  of  Community Member  States  and Estonia  respectively,  provided  that  such 
employees  are key  personnel  as  defined  in paragraph 2  of  this  Article,  and  that  they  are 
employed exclusively by companies, subsidiaries or branches. 

The  residence  and  work  permits  of  such  employees  shall  only  cover  the  period  of  such 
employment. 

2.  Key personnel  of the above mentioned  companies herein referred to  as  "organisations" are 
"intra-corporate transferees" as defined  in (c) of this paragraph in the following  categories, 
provided  that  the  organisation  is  a juridical  person  and that  the  persons  concerned  have 
been employed by it or have been partners in it, (other than as majority shareholders), for at 
least the year immediately preceding such movement: 

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(a)  Persons  working  in  a  senior  position  with  an  organisation,  who  primarily  direct  the 
management  of the establishment,  receiving general  supervision  or  direction  principally 
from  the  board  of  directors  or  stockholders  of  the  business  or  their  equivalent, 
including : 

- directing the establishment  or a department or sub-division of the  establishment; 
- supervising  and  controlling  the work of other supervisory,  professional  or  managerial 

employees; 

- having  the  authority  personally  to  recruit  and  dismiss  or  recommend  recruiting, 

dismissing or other personnel actions. 

(b)  Persons  working  within  an  organisation  who  possess  uncommon  knowledge  essential 
to  the  establishment's  service,  research  equipment,  techniques  or  management.  The 
assessment  of  such  knowledge  may  reflect,  apart  from  knowledge  specific  to  the 
establishment,  a high level of qualification  referring to a type of work or trade requiring 
specific technical knowledge, including membership of an accredited  profession. 

(c)  An  "intra-corporate  transferee"  is  defined  as  a  natural  person  working  within  an 
organisation in the territory of a Party,  and being temporarily transferred  in the  context 
of  pursuit  of  economic  activities  in  the  territory  of  the  other  Party; 
the  organisation 
concerned  must  have its principal  place of business in the  territory  of  a Party  and  the 
transfer  must  be  to  an  establishment  (branch,  subsidiary)  of  that  organisation, 
effectively  pursuing like economic activities in the territory of the other Party. 

3.  The entry into and the temporary presence within the territory of the Community  or Estonia 
of  Estonian  and  Community  nationals  respectively  shall  be  permitted,  when  these 
representatives  of  companies  are  persons  working  in  a  senior  position,  as  defined  in 
paragraph  2(a)  above,  within  a  company,  and  are  responsible  for  the  setting  up  of  a 
Community  subsidiary  or  branch  of  an Estonian  company  or  of  an Estonian  subsidiary  or 
branch  of  a  Community  company  in  a  Community  Member  State  or  Estonia  respectively, 
when : 

- those representatives are not engaged in making direct sales or supplying services, and 

- the  company  has  its  principal  place  of  business  outside  the  Community  or  Estonia, 
respectively,  and  has  no  other  representative,  office,  branch  or  subsidiary  in  that 
Community Member State or Estonia respectively. 

ARTICLE 49 

In  order  to  make it  easier for  the Community  nationals and Estonian  nationals  to  take up  and 
pursue  regulated  professional  activities  in  Estonia  and  the  Community  respectively,  the 
Association  Council  shall  examine  which  steps  are  necessary  to  be  taken  to  provide  for  the 
mutual recognition of qualifications.  It may take all necessary measures to that end. 

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Up to the end of  1999, Estonia may introduce measures which derogate from the provisions of 
this  Chapter  as  regards  the  establishment  of  Community  companies  and  nationals  if  certain 
industries : 

- are undergoing restructuring, or 

-are  facing  serious  difficulties,  particularly  where  these  entail  serious  social  problems  in 

Estonia, or 

- face  the  elimination  or  a  drastic  reduction  of  the  total  market  share  held  by  Estonian 

companies or nationals in a given sector or industry in Estonia, or 

- are newly emerging industries in Estonia. 

Such measures : 

- shall cease to apply at the latest on 31 December 1999 and 

- shall be reasonable and necessary in order to remedy the situation, and 

- shall only relate to  establishments  in Estonia to be created after the entry into  force  of such 
measures  and  shall  not  introduce  discrimination  concerning  the  operations  of  Community 
companies or nationals  already  established in Estonia at the time of introduction  of  a given 
measure compared with Estonian companies or nationals. 

While  devising  and  applying  such  measures,  Estonia  shall  grant  whenever  possible  to 
Community companies  and nationals a preferential treatment, and in no  case  a treatment less 
favourable than that accorded to companies or nationals from any third country. 

Prior to the introduction of these measures, Estonia shall consult the Association Council and 
shall  not  put  them  into  effect  before  a  one-month  period  following  the  notification  of  the 
Association  Council  of the concrete measures to be introduced  by Estonia,  except  where the 
threat of irreparable damage requires the taking of urgent measures in which case Estonia shall. 
consult the Association Council immediately after their introduction. 

Chapter DDE:  Supply of services 

ARTICLE 51 

1.  The Parties  undertake  in  accordance  with the following  provisions  to  take  the  necessary 
steps to allow progressively the supply of services by Community or Estonian companies or 
nationals  which  are  established  in  a  Party  other  than  that  of  the  person  for  whom  the 
services are intended. 

2.  In  step  with  the  liberalisation  process  mentioned  in  paragraph  1,  and  subject  to  the 
provisions of Article 55, the Parties shall permit the temporary movement of natural persons 
roviding  the  service  or who  are  employed  by  the  service  provider  as  key  personnel  as 

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or  an Estonian  company  or  national  and  are  seeking  temporary  entry  for  the  purpose  of 
negotiating  for  the  sale  of  services  or  entering  into  agreements  to  sell  services  for  that 
service  provider, where those representatives will not be engaged  in making  direct  sales  to 
the general public or in supplying services themselves. 

3.  At  the  latest  eight  years  after  the  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement,  the  Association 
Council  shall  take  the  measures  necessary  to  implement  progressively  the  provisions  of 
paragraph  1.  Account  shall  be  taken  of  the  progress  achieved  by  the  Parties  in  the 
approximation of their laws. 

ARTICLE 52 

1.  The  Parties  shall  not  take  any  measures  or  actions  which  render  the  conditions  for  the 
supply of services by Community and Estonian nationals or companies which are established 
in  a Party  other  than that  of  the  person  for  whom  the  services  are  intended  significantly 
more  restrictive  as  compared  with  the  situation  existing  on  the  day  preceding  the  day  of 
entry into force of the Agreement. 

2.  If one Party is of the view that measures introduced by the other Party since the signature of 
the  Agreement  result  in  a  situation  which  is  significantly  more  restrictive  in  respect  of 
supply  of  services  as compared  with the  situation  existing  at the  date  of  signature  of  the 
Agreement, such first Party may request the other Party to enter into consultations. 

ARTICLE 53 

1.  With regard to  international  maritime transport,  the Parties  undertake  to  apply  effectively 

the principle of unrestricted access to the market and traffic on a commercial basis. 

a)  The above provision does not prejudice the rights and obligations arising from the United 
Nations  Code of Conduct for Liner Conferences,  as applicable to  one or other Party to 
the present Agreement. Non-conference  lines will be free to  operate in competition with 
a conference  as long as they adhere to the principle of fair competition on a commercial 
basis. 

b) The  Parties  affirm  their  commitment  to  a freely competitive  environment  as  being  an 

essential feature of the dry and liquid bulk trade. 

2.  In applying the principles of paragraph 1, the Parties shall: 

a)  not  apply,  as from entry into force  of this Agreement,  any  cargo  sharing  provisions  of 
bilateral agreements between any Member State of the Community and the former Soviet 
Union; 

b)  not introduce cargo sharing clauses into future bilateral agreements with third countries, 
other than in those  exceptional  circumstances where liner shipping  companies from one 
or  other  Party  to  the  present  Agreement  would  not  otherwise  have  an  effective 
opportunity to ply for trade to and from the third country concerned; 

c)  prohibit  cargo  sharing  arrangements  in future  bilateral  agreements  concerning  dry and 

liquid bulk trade; 

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technical and other obstacles which could have restrictive or discriminatory effects on the 
free supply of services in international maritime transport. 

Each Party shall grant, inter alia,  no less favourable treatment for the ships operated by 
nationals or companies of the other Party than that accorded to a Party's own ships with 
regard  to  access  to  ports  open  to  international  trade,  the  use  of  infrastructure  and 
auxiliary  maritime  services  of  the  ports,  as  well  as  related  fees  and  charges,  customs 
facilities and the assignment of berths and facilities for loading and unloading. 

3.  Nationals  and  companies  of  the  Community  providing  international  maritime  transport 
services  shall be free to  provide international  sea-river services  in the  inland waterways  of 
Estonia and vice-versa. 

4.  With a view to ensuring free transit of goods through the territory of each Party, the Parties 
undertake to conclude an agreement as soon as possible and before the end of  1999 on the 
transit of inter-modal traffic through each other's territory. 

5.  With  a  view  to  assuring  a  coordinated  development  and  progressive  liberalisation  of 
transport between the Parties, adapted to their reciprocal  commercial  needs, the conditions 
of  mutual  market  access  and  provision  of  services  in  transport  by  road,  rail  and  inland 
waterways  and,  if  applicable,  in  air  transport  shall  be  dealt  with  by  specific  transport 
agreements where appropriate,  negotiated between the Parties after entry into force of this 
Agreement. 

6.  Prior to  the  conclusion  of the  agreements referred  to  in paragraph 5,  the Parties  shall  not 
take any measures or actions which are more restrictive or discriminatory as compared with 
the situation existing on the day preceding the day of entry into force of the Agreement. 

7.  By the end of 1998, Estonia shall progressively adapt its legislation including administrative, 
technical  and  other rules to  that  of the  Community  legislation  existing  at  any time  in the 
field  of  road,  rail,  inland  waterway  and  air  transport  in  so  far  as  it  serves  liberalisation 
purposes  and  mutual  access  to  markets  of  the  Parties  and  facilitates  the  movement  of 
passengers and of goods. Progress in this field will be jointly assessed by the Parties within 
the framework of the Association Council at least every two years. 

8.  In step with the common progress in the achievement of the objectives  of this chapter, the 
Association Council shall examine ways of creating the conditions necessary for improving 
freedom  to provide road, rail, inland waterway and air transport services. 

Chapter IV: General  provisions 

ARTICLE 54 

1.  The  provisions  of  this  Title  shall  be  applied  subject  to  limitations justified  on  grounds  of 

public policy, public security or public health.  v 

2.  They shall not apply to activities which in the territory of either Party  are connected,  even 

occasionally, with the exercise of official  authority. 

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For the purpose  of this Title nothing  in the Agreement  shall  prevent  the Parties  from  applying 
their laws and  regulations  regarding  entry  and  stay, work,  labour  conditions  and  establishment 
of natural  persons and supply of services,  provided  that - in so doing - they do not  apply them 
in  a  manner  as  to  nullify  or  impair  the  benefits  accruing  to  any  Party  under  the  terms  of  a 
specific provision of the Agreement. 

ARTICLE 56 

Companies  which  are  controlled  and  exclusively  owned  by  Estonian  companies  or  nationals 
and  Community  companies  or  nationals jointly  shall  also  be beneficiaries  of the  provisions  of 
Chapters H, HI and IV of this Title. 

ARTICLE 57 

1.  The Most  Favoured  Nation  treatment  granted  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  this  Title 
shall  not  apply  to  the,tax  advantages  which  the  Parties  are  providing  or  will  provide  in  the 
future  on the basis of agreements to avoid double taxation, or other tax arrangements. 

2.  Nothing  in this Title  shall be construed  to  prevent the adoption  or  enforcement  by  the  Parties 
of  any  measure  aimed  at  preventing  the  avoidance  or  evasion  of  taxes  pursuant  to  the  tax 
provisions  of  agreements  to  avoid  double  taxation  and  other  tax  arrangements,  or  domestic 
fiscal legislation. 

3.  Nothing  in  this  Title  shall  be  construed  to  prevent  Member  States  or  Estonia  from 
distinguishing,  in the  application  of  the  relevant  provisions  of  their fiscal legislation,  between 
taxpayers who are not in identical situations, in particular as regards their place of residence. 

ARTICLE 58 

The  provisions  of  this  Title  shall  be  progressively  adjusted  by  the  Parties.  In  formulating 
recommendations  to  this  effect,  the  Association  Council  shall  take  into  account  the  respective 
obligations of the Parties under the GATS, and in particular of its Article V. 

ARTICLE 59 

The provisions of this Agreement  shall not prejudice the application by each Party of any measure 
necessary  to  prevent  the  circumvention  of  its  measures  concerning  third  country  access  to  its 
market through the provisions of this Agreement. 

TITLE V: PAYMENTS, CAPITAL, COMPETITION AND OTHER ECONOMIC 
PROVISIONS, APPROXIMATION  OF LAWS 

Chapter I: Current payments and movement of capital 

ARTICLE 60 

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The Parties undertake to authorize, in freely convertible currency, in accordance to the  provisions 
of  Article  Vm  of the  Articles  of  Agreement  of the International Monetary  Fund,  any  payments 

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and Estonia. 

ARTICLE 61 

1.  With  regard  to  transactions  on  the  capital  account  off balance  of  payments,  from  entry  into 
force  of  the  Agreement,  the  Member  States  and  Estonia  respectively  shall  ensure  the free 
movement  of  capital  relating to  direct  investments  made  in companies  formed  in accordance 
with the laws of the host  country and investments made in accordance with the provisions  of 
Chapter II of Title IV, and the liquidation or repatriation of these investments and of any profit 
stemming therefrom. 

Without prejudice to Article 43, paragraph 1 (iii), complete free movement of capital relating 
to  establishment  and  operations  of  self  employed  persons,  including  the  liquidation  and 
repatriation of such investments, shall be ensured from entry into force of this Agreement. 

2.  With regard to transactions on the capital account of balance of payments, from entry into 
force  of this Agreement  the Member  States  and Estonia  respectively  shall  ensure the free 
movement  of  capital  relating  to  portfolio  investment.  This  shall  also  apply  to  the  free 
movement  of capital relating to  credits related to  commercial transactions  or the provision 
of services in which a resident of one of the Parties is participating, and to financial loans. 

3.  Without prejudice to  paragraph  1, the Member States and Estonia  shall  not  introduce any 
new  restrictions  on  the  movement  of  capital  and  current  payments  connected  therewith 
between  residents  of  the  Community  and  Estonia  and  shall  not  make  the  existing 
arrangements more restrictive. 

4.  The  Parties  shall  consult  each  other with  a view  to  facilitating  the  movement  of  capital 
between  the  Community  and  Estonia  in  order  to  promote  the  objective  of  the  present 
Agreement. 

ARTICLE 62 

1.  The Parties shall take measures permitting the creation of the necessary  conditions for the 

further gradual application of Community rules on the free movement of capital. 

2.  The Association Council shall examine ways of enabling Community rules on the movement 

of capital to be applied in full. 

Chapter H: Competition and other economic  provisions 

ARTICLE 63 

1.  The  following  are incompatible  with the proper functioning  of this  Agreement,  insofar  as 

they may affect trade between the Community and Estonia: 

(i) 

all  agreements  between  undertakings,  decisions  by  associations  of  undertakings  and 
concerted  practices  between  undertakings  which  have  as  their  object  or  effect  the A 
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abuse  by  one  or  more  undertakings  of  a  dominant  position  in  the  territories  of  the 
Community or of Estonia as a whole or in a substantial part thereof; 

(iii)  any  public  aid,  which  distorts  or  threatens  to  distort  competition  by  favouring  certain 

undertakings or the production of certain goods. 

2.  Any practices contrary to this Article shall be assessed on the basis of criteria arising  from 
the application of the rules of Articles 85, 86 and 92 of the Treaty establishing the European 
Community  or,  for  products  covered  by the ECSC Treaty,  on the  basis  of  corresponding 
rules of the ECSC Treaty including secondary legislation. 

3.  The Association Council shall, by 31 December 1997, adopt by decision the necessary rules 

for the implementation of paragraphs 1 and 2. 

Until  these  rules  are  adopted,  the  provisions  of  the.  Agreement  on  interpretation  and 
application of Articles VI, XVI and XXIII of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade shall 
be  applied  as the rules for the implementation  of paragraphs 1 point (iii)  and related  parts  of 
paragraph 2. 

4.  (a)For  the  purposes  of  applying  the  provisions  of  paragraph  1  point (iii),  the  Parties 
recognize  that  until  31  December  1999,  any  public  aid  granted  by  Estonia  shall  be 
assessed taking into account the fact that Estonia shall be regarded as an area identical to 
those areas of the Community described in Article 92(3)(a) of the Treaty establishing the 
European Community.  The Association Council shall, taking into account the economic 
situation of Estonia, decide whether that period should be extended by further periods of 
three years. 

(b)Each  Party  shall  ensure transparency  in the  area of  public  aid,  inter  alia  by  reporting 
annually to the other Party on the total amount and the distribution of the aid given and 
by providing, upon request, information on aid schemes.  Upon request by one Party, the 
other Party shall provide information on particular individual cases of public aid. 

5.  With regard to products referred to in Chapters II and HI of Title HI: 

- the provision of paragraph 1 point (iii) does not apply, 
- any practices contrary to paragraph 1 point (i) should be assessed according to the criteria 
established by the Community on the basis of Articles 42 and 43 of the Treaty establishing 
the  European  Community  and  in  particular  of  those  established  in  Council Regulation 
No  26/1962. 

6.  If  the  Community  or Estonia  considers that a particular  practice  is  incompatible  with the 

terms of the first paragraph of this Article, and 

- is not adequately dealt with under the implementing rules referred to in paragraph 3, or 
- in  the  absence  of  such  rules,  and  if  such  practice  causes  or  threatens  to  cause  serious 
prejudice  to  the  interests  of  the  other  Party, or  material  injury  to  its  domestic  industry, 
including its services industry, 

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30 working days following referral for such consultation. 

In  the  case  of  practices  incompatible  with  paragraph  1  point  (iii)  of  this  Article,  such 
appropriate  measures  may,  where  the  General  Agreement  on  Tariffs  and  Trade  applies 
thereto,  only be  adopted  in conformity  with the procedures  and under the  conditions laid 
down  by the  General  Agreement  on  Tariffs  and Trade  and  any  other  relevant  instrument 
negotiated under its auspices which are applicable between the Parties. 

7.  Notwithstanding any provisions to the contrary adopted in conformity with paragraph 3, the 
Parties  shall  exchange  information  taking  into  account  the  limitations  imposed  by  the 
requirements of professional and business secrecy. 

ARTICLE 64 

1.  The  Parties  shall  endeavour  to  avoid  the  imposition  of  restrictive  measures  including 
measures  relating  to  imports  for  balance  of  payments  purposes.  In  the  event  of  their 
introduction, the Party having introduced the same shall present to the other Party, as soon 
as possible, a time schedule for their removal. 

2.  Where one or more Member States or Estonia is in serious balance of payments  difficulties, 
or under imminent threat thereof,  the  Community  or Estonia,  as the  case  may be,  may, in 
accordance  with  the  conditions  established  under  the  General  Agreement  on  Tariffs  and 
Trade,  adopt restrictive measures, including measures relating to imports, which shall be of 
limited  duration  and  may  not  go  beyond  what  is  necessary  to  remedy  the  balance  of 
payments situation.  The Community or Estonia, as the case may be,  shiill inform the other 
Party forthwith. 

3.  Any .restrictive measures shall not apply to transfers related to investments and in particular 
to the repatriation of amounts invested or reinvested and of any kind of  revenues stemming 
therefrom. 

ARTICLE 65 

With regard to public undertakings, and undertakings to which special or exclusive rights have 
been granted, the Association Council shall ensure that as from 1 January  1998, the principles 
of the Treaty establishing the European Community, notably Article 90,  and the principles  of 
the concluding  document of the April  1990 Bonn meeting of the Conference  on Security and 
Cooperation in Europe, notably entrepreneurs' freedom of decision, are upheld. 

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1.  Pursuant  to  the  provisions  of  this  Article  and  of  Annex  IX,  the  Parties  confirm  the 
importance that they  attach  to ensure adequate and  effective  protection  and  enforcement  of 
intellectual, industrial and commercial property rights. 

2.  Estonia  shall  continue  to  improve  the  protection  of  intellectual,  industrial  and  commercial 
property  rights  in order  to  provide, by 31 December  1999, for  a level  of protection  similar 
to that existing in the Community, including effective  means of enforcing  such  rights. 

3.  By  31 December  1999, Estonia  shall accede to the  multilateral  conventions  on  intellectual, 
industrial  and  commercial  property rights referred  to  in paragraph  1 of Annex IX  to  which 
Member  States  of  the  Community  are  parties  or  which  are  de facto  applied  by  Member 
States according to the relevant provisions contained in these conventions. 

4.  If problems  in the  area  of intellectual,  industrial  and  commercial  property  affecting  trading 
conditions were  to  occur,  urgent  consultations will be undertaken,  at  the  request  of  either 
Party, with a view to reaching mutually satisfactory  solutions. 

ARTICLE 67 

1.  The Parties  consider  the  opening up  of the  award  of public  contracts  on  the  basis  of  non 
discrimination  and  reciprocity,  in  particular  in  the  GATT  and  WTO  context,  to  be  a 
desirable  objective. 

2.  The Estonian  companies as defined  in Article 45 of this Agreement,  shall be granted  access 
to  contract  award  procedures in the Community pursuant to  Community  procurement  rules 
under a treatment no less favourable than that accorded to  Community  companies  as of the 
entry into force of this Agreement. 

Community  companies  and  branches  of Community  companies  in the  sense  of Article 45  and 
subsidiaries of Community companies as described in Article 45 and in the forms  of Article 56 
shall  be  granted  access  to  contract  award  procedures  in  Estonia  under  a  treatment  no  less 
favourable  than  that  accorded  to  Estonian  companies  as  of  the  entry  into  force  of  this 
Agreement. 

The  provisions  in  this  paragraph  shall  also  apply  to  public  contracts  covered  by  Directive 
93/38/EEC of  14 June  1993 once Estonia has introduced the appropriate legislation. 

3.  As regards  establishment,  operations, supply of services between the  Community  and  Estonia, 
as well as employment  and movement of labour linked to the fulfilment  of public contracts, the 
provisions of Articles 36 to 59 of this Agreement are applicable. 

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ARTICLE 68 

The  Parties  recognize  that  an  important  condition  for  Estonia's  economic  integration  into  the 
Community  is  the  approximation  of  Estonia's  existing  and  future  legislation  to  that  of  the 
Community.  Estonia  shall  endeavour  to  ensure  that  its  legislation  will  be  gradually  made 
compatible with that of the Community. 

ARTICLE 69 

The  approximation  of  laws  shall  extend  to  the  following  areas  in  particular:  customs  law, 
company  law,  banking  law,  company  accounts  and  taxation,  intellectual  property,  financial 
services,  rules  on  competition,  protection  of  health  and  life  of  humans,  animals  and  plants, 
protection of workers including health and safety  at work, consumer protection, indirect  taxation, 
technical  rules  and  standards,  nuclear  law  and  regulation,  transport, 
telecommunications, 
environment, public procurement,  statistics and product liability. 

Within these areas rapid progress in the approximation  of laws should  in particular be made in the 
fields  of  the  internal  market,  competition,  protection  of  workers,  environmental  protection, 
consumer protection, financial services and technical rules and standards. 

ARTICLE 70 

The Community shall provide Estonia with technical assistance for the implementation  of these 
measures, which may include inter alia: 

- the exchange of experts; 
- the provision of early information  especially on relevant legislation; 
- organisation of seminars; 
- training activities; 
- aid for the translation of Community legislation in the relevant sectors. 

TITLE VI: ECONOMIC  COOPERATION 

ARTICLE 71 

1.  The Community and Estonia shall further  develop economic cooperation  aimed  at  contributing 
to  Estonia's  development  and  growth  potential.  Such  cooperation  shall  strengthen  existing 
economic links on the widest possible foundation,  to the benefit  of both Parties. -

2.  Policies  and  other  measures  shall  be  designed  to  bring  about  the  economic  and  social 
development  of Estonia and will be guided  by the principle  of sustainable development.  These 
policies  should  ensure that  environmental  considerations  are also  fully  incorporated  from  the 
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3.  To  this  end  the  cooperation  should  focus  in  particular  on  policies  and  measures  related  to 
industry,  investment,  agriculture  and  the  agro-industrial  sector,  energy,  transport,  regional 
development and tourism. 

4.  Special  attention  shall  be  devoted  to  measures  capable  of  fostering  cooperation  between the 
three Baltic countries, and with the other countries of central and eastern Europe as well as the 
other  countries  bordering  the  Baltic  Sea  with  a  view  to  an  integrated  development  of  the 
region. 

ARTICLE 72 

Industrial cooperation 

1.  Cooperation shall seek to promote the following in particular: 

- industrial cooperation between the economic operators of the two Parties, with the particular 

aim of strengthening the private sector in Estonia; 

- Community participation in Estonia's efforts  in both public and private  sectors to  modernize 
and restructure its industry,  which will  effect  the further  development  of a market  economy 
under conditions which ensure that the environment is protected; 

- the restructuring of individual sectors; 
- the  establishment  of new undertakings  in areas offering  potential  for  growth,  particularly in 
high technology,  clean technologies,  consumer goods  and market services,  branches  of light 
industry and the wood industry. 

2. 

Industrial cooperation initiatives shall take into account priorities determined by Estonia. The 
initiatives  should  seek  in  particular  to  establish  a  suitable framework for  undertakings,  to 
improve  management  know-how  and  to  promote  transparency  as  regards  markets  and 
conditions for undertakings.  The Community shall provide Estonia with technical  assistance 
where appropriate. 

Investment promotion and protection 

ARTICLE 73 

1.  Cooperation  shall  aim  at  maintaining  and,  if  necessary,  improving  a  legal framework and a 
favourable climate for private investment and its protection, both domestic and foreign, which 
is  essential  to  economic  and  industrial  reconstruction  and  development  in  Estonia.  The 
cooperation  shall  also  aim to  encourage  and promote  foreign  investment  and  privatization in 
Estonia. 

2.  The particular aims of cooperation shall be: 

- for  Estonia  to  further  develop  and maintain a legal framework which  favours  and  protects 

investment; 

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promotion and protection of investment; 

- to proceed with deregulation and to improve economic infrastructure; 
- to exchange information on investment opportunities in the context of trade fairs, exhibitions, 

trade weeks and other events. 

Assistance from the Community could be granted in the initial stage to agencies which promote 
inward investment. 

3.  Estonia shall honour the rules on Trade-Related Aspects of Investment Measures (TRTMs). 

Small and medium-sized enterprises 

ARTICLE 74 

1.  The Parties  shall  aim to  develop  and  strengthen  small  and medium-sized  enterprises (SMEs) 

and cooperation between SMEs in the Community and Estonia. 

2.  They shall encourage the exchange of information and know-how by means of: 

- improving, where appropriate, the legal, administrative, technical, tax and financial conditions 

necessary for the setting-up and expansion of SMEs and for cross-border cooperation; 

- providing  the  specialized  services  required  by SMEs  (management  training,  accounting, 
marketing, quality control, etc.) and the strengthening of agencies providing such services; 

- establishing appropriate links with Community operators via European business  cooperation 
networks, in order to improve the flow of information to SMEs and to promote cross-border 
cooperation. 

3.  The  cooperation  shall  include  the  supply  of  technical  assistance,  in  particular  for  the 
establishment of appropriate institutional back-up for SMEs at both national and regional level, 
regarding financial, training, advisory, technological and marketing services. 

Agricultural and industrial standards and conformity assessment 

ARTICLE 75 

1.  The cooperation between the Parties shall aim in particular to reduce differences  in standards, 
technical  regulations  and  conformity  assessment  procedures,  with  Community  technical 
assistance where necessary. 

2.  To this end, the cooperation shall seek: 

- to  promote  the  use  of  Community  technical  regulations  and  European  standards  and 
conformity  assessment  procedures,  recognizing  that,  to  reach  Estonia's  objectives  of 
environmental quality, the country is free to develop and implement special (higher) standards 

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- where appropriate, to conclude agreements on mutual recognition in these  fields; 

- to  encourage  Estonia's  - active  and  regular  participation 
organisations (CEN,  CENELEC, ETSI, EOTC, EUROMET); 

in  the  work  of  specialized 

- technical  assistance,  where  appropriate,  in training  programmes  for  Estonian  experts  in  the 

field of standardization, metrology, certification  and quality systems in the Community; 

- to  promote  the  exchange  of technical  and  methodological  information  in the field of  quality 

control and production process. 

3.  The Community shall provide Estonia with technical assistance where appropriate. 

Cooperation in science and technology 

ARTICLE 76 

1.  The  Parties  shall  promote  cooperation  in  research  and  technological  development  activities. 

They shall devote special attention to the following: 

- the exchange of information  on each other's science and technology policies; 
- the organisation of joint scientific meetings (seminars and workshops); 
-joint  R&D  activities  aimed  at  encouraging  scientific  progress  and  the  transfer  of  technology 

and know-how; 

- training activities and mobility programmes for researchers and specialists from both sides; 
- the  development  of  an  environment  conducive  to  research  and  the  application  of  new 

technologies and adequate protection of the intellectual property of results of research; 

- Estonia's participation in Community research programmes in accordance with paragraph 3. 

Technical assistance shall be provided where appropriate. 

2.  The  Association  Council  shall  determine  the  appropriate  procedures  for  developing 

cooperation. 

3.  Cooperation  under  the  Community's  framework  programme  in  the  field  of  research  and 
technological  development  shall  be  implemented  according  to  specific  arrangements  to  be 
negotiated and concluded in accordance with the legal procedures of each Party. 

Education and training 

ARTICLE 77 

1.  Cooperation shall aim at a harmonious development of human resources and at raising the level 
of general  education  and  professional  qualifications  in Estonia,  both  in the  public and  private 
sectors, taking into  consideration the  priorities  of Estonia. Institutional  frameworks  and  plans 
of cooperation will be established under the auspices of the European Training Foundation, the 
TEMPUSV programme  and  the  EurofacultyT  Participation  of  Estonia  in  other  Community 
programmes shall also be considered in this context. 

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- reform of the education and training system in Estonia; 
- initial  training,  in-service training  and retraining,  including the  training  of public and private 

sector executives and senior civil servants, particularly in priority areas to be determined-

- in-service training for teachers; 
- cooperation  between  universities,  cooperation  between  universities  and firms, mobility  for 

teachers, students, administrators and young people; 

- promoting teaching in the field of European Studies within the appropriate institutions; 
- mutual recognition of peribds of studies and diplomas; 
- promoting  language  training  in  Estonia,  in  particular  for  resident  persons  belonging  to 

minorities; 

- teaching of  Community languages, training of translators  and interpreters  and promotion  of 

the use of Community standards and terminology; 

- development of distance education and new training technologies; 
- provision of training materials and equipment; 
- cooperation with the European professional education development centre 
(CEDEFOP). 

Agriculture and the agro-industrial sector 

ARTICLE 78 

1.  Cooperation  in  this field shall  aim  at  modernizing,  restructuring  and  privatizing  agriculture, 
fresh  water  (inland)  fisheries  and  the  agro-industrial  sector  as  well  as  forestry.  Such 
cooperation  will  promote  the  protection  and  sustainable  use  of  natural  landscapes  and non-
polluted soils. 

To this end cooperation shall endeavour notably to: 

- develop private farms and distribution channels, methods of storage, marketing, etc.; 

- modernize the rural infrastructure (transport, water supply, telecommunications); 

- improve land-use planning, including construction and town planning; 

- develop  criteria  for  areas  for  extensive  and intensive  agriculture,  forestry  and fresh water 
(inland)  fisheries  in  accordance  with  national  and  regional  development  plans  and 
programmes; 

- establish and promote effective cooperation on agricultural information systems; 

- improve productivity and quality by using appropriate methods and products; provide training 

and monitoring in the use of anti-pollution methods connected with inputs; 

- promote development of organic agriculture, processing, marketing of production;  ¥ 

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- restructure,  develop,  modernize  and decentralize  food-processing  firms  and their  marketing 

techniques; 

- promote complementarity in agriculture; 

- promote  industrial  cooperation  in  agriculture  and  the  exchange  of  know-how,  particularly 

between the private sectors in the Community and Estonia; 

- develop  cooperation  on  animal  and  plant  health  with  the  aim  of  bringing  about  gradual 
harmonization with Community standards through assistance for training and the organisation 
of checks; 

- promote exchange of information in respect of agricultural policy and legislation; 

- promote joint ventures, particularly for cooperation on the markets of third countries. 

2.  To these ends, technical assistance shall be provided by the Community as appropriate. 

Fisheries 

ARTICLE 79 

1.  The Parties shall develop their cooperation  on fisheries in accordance with the Agreement  on 
Fisheries Relations between the European Economic Community and the Republic of Estonia. 

2.  The cooperation shall in particular take into account: 

- the establishment of sustainable fishing in the world's oceans and the Baltic Sea; 

- traditional cooperation on  fisheries; 

- the necessity of developing fishing control systems, catch statistics and information systems; 

- the development of scientific potential for the study of fishery resources in the Baltic Sea and 
mutual action for the conservation and renewal offish  stocks (especially salmon and cod) and 
the introduction of modern technologies in this  field; 

- the gradual modernization of Estonia's fishing fleet  and fish-processing industry, through the 

establishment of joint ventures; 

- the  development  of  private  enterprises  in  this  field  and  the  necessity  of  obtaining  EC 

experience in marketing techniques; 

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(including feed); 

- the exchange  of information  on fisheries policy and legislation and on the establishment  of a 

market for fishery products; 

- cooperation in international fishery organisations. 

ARTICLE 80 

Energy 

1.  Within  the  principles  of  the  market  economy  and  of  the  Treaty  on  the  European  Energy 
Charter,  the  Parties  shall  cooperate  to  develop  the  progressive  integration  of  the  energy 
markets in Europe. 

2.  The cooperation shall focus on the following in particular: 

- formulation and planning of energy policy, including its long term aspects; 
- management and training in the energy sector; 
- promotion of energy saving and energy efficiency; 
- development of energy resources; 
- improvement of distribution as well as improvement and diversification of supply; 
- environmental impact of energy production and consumption; 

- the nuclear energy sector, in particular nuclear safety; 

- opening  up  the  energy  market  to  a greater  degree,  including  facilitating  transit  of  gas  and 

electricity; 

-the  electricity  and  gas  sectors,  including  consideration  of  the  possibility  of  the  inter 

connection of European supply networks; 

- modernization of energy infrastructures; 

- formulation of framework conditions for cooperation between undertakings in this sector; 

- transfer of technology and know-how; 

- cooperation on pricing and taxation policies in the energy sector; 

- regional  cooperation  in  the  energy  sector  among  the  Baltic  Sea  States,  particularly  as  an 

important contribution to security of energy supply in the region. 

3.  Technical assistance shall be provided where appropriate. 

ARTICLE 81 

Nuclear Safety 

1.  The aim of cooperation is to provide for a safer use of nuclear energy. 

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- research and protective measures to increase safety particularly of the tailings at the uranium 
ore processing plant at Sillamâe, and at the former Soviet nuclear submarine training centre at 
Paldiski; 

- staff training; 

- upgrading  of  Estonia's  laws  and  regulations  on  nuclear  safety  and  strengthening  of  the 

supervisory authorities and their resources; 

- nuclear safety, preparation for nuclear emergencies and accident management; 

- radiation protection, including environmental radiation monitoring; 

- fuel cycle problems, safeguarding and physical protection of nuclear materials; 

- radioactive waste management; 

- decommissioning and dismantling of nuclear installations; 

- decontamination; 

- establishment of uniform safety standards to protect the health of workers, the general public 

and the environment and ensuring that they are applied. 

3.  Cooperation  will  include  the  exchange  of  information  and  experience  and R&D  activities in 

accordance with the provisions on science and technology. 

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4.  The Parties  agree  on the  necessity  of  making  efforts  to  cooperate,  within  the framework of 
their respective powers and competences, in order to combat nuclear smuggling.  Cooperation 
in this area should include exchange of information, technical support for analyzing,  identifying 
and disposing of the material, and administrative and technical assistance for the installation of 
efficient  customs controls. Further cooperation in this field could be identified as need arises. 

Environment 

ARTICLE 82 

1.  The Parties shall develop and strengthen their cooperation on environment and human health. 

2.  Cooperation shall concern in particular: 

- effective monitoring of pollution levels; 
- combating local, regional and cross-border air and water pollution; 

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(including nuclear facilities); 

- classification and safe handling of chemicals; 
- water  quality,  particularly  in  cross-border  waterways  (protection  of  the  Baltic Sea  against 

pollution from ships, artificial islands, platforms and other sources); 

- reduction, recycling and safe disposal of waste and implementation of the Basle Convention; 
- sustainable use of non-renewable natural resources; 
- the environmental  impact of agriculture,  soil erosion and pollution by agricultural chemicals, 

water eutrophication; 

- protection of forests and flora and fauna; 
- conservation of biodiversity; 
- protected areas; 
- land-use planning, including construction and town planning; 
- improvement of public transport, especially in cities; 
- use of economic and fiscal instruments; 
- management of the coastline and prevention of marine pollution; 
- global climate change; 
- rehabilitation of contaminated areas; 
- protecting human health against environmental hazards. 

3.  Cooperation shall take place notably through: 

- exchange  of  information  and  experts,  especially  in  the  field  of  the  transfer  of  clean 

technologies and the safe use of environmentally-friendly biotechnologies; 

- institution-building and training programmes; 

- transfer of technology and know-how; 

- approximation of laws (Community standards); 

- cooperation  at  regional  level  (including  cooperation  between  the  three Baltic States  and in 

the framework of the European Environment Agency) and at international level; 

- development of strategies, particularly with regard to global and climatic issues; 

- education and information on environmental issues; 

- environmental impact studies. 

ARTICLE 83 

Transport 

1.  The Parties  shall  develop  and  step  up  their  cooperation  in the field of  transport  in  order to 

enable Estonia to: 

restructure and modernize transport; 

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removing administrative, technical and other obstacles; 

- facilitate  Community  transit  through  Estonia  by  road,  rail,  inland  waterway  and  combined 

transport; 

- achieve operating standards comparable to those in the Community; 

- improve traffic and transport safety, reduce harmful effects on the environment. 

2.  The cooperation shall cover the following in particular: 

- economic,  legal and technical  training programmes and the preparation of the legislative and 
institutional framework for policy development and implementation, including privatization of 
the transport sector; 

-the  provision  of  technical  assistance  and  advice,  and  the  exchange  of  information 

(conferences  and seminars); 

- support for the development of infrastructure in Estonia. 

3.  Priority areas of cooperation will be: 

- the  construction  and  modernization,  on  recognized  trans-European  corridors  and.  major 
routes of common interest, of road, rail, inland waterway, port and airport infrastructures; 

- the improvement of conditions, the reduction of waiting times and the easing of transit at the 
border crossings on the Estonian stretch of the multimodal Crete corridor n°l,  on the basis of 
norms set by international agreements of the European Union to secure inter-operability; 

- the  management  of  railways,  ports  and  airports,  including  cooperation  between  the 

appropriate national authorities; 

- land-use planning, including construction and urban planning; 

- the upgrading of technical equipment to meet Community standards; particularly in the  fields 

of road-rail transport, containerization and trans-shipment; 

- contributing  to  the  development  of  transport  policies  compatible  with  those  in  the 

Community; 

- the promotion of short-sea shipping as an alternative to overland transport and as à transport 

mode particularly suited to the Baltic Sea region; 

- the promotion of joint research and development programmes; 

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regional cooperation, such as Via Baltica; 

- mutual exchange of transport data. 

ARTICLE 84 

Telecommunications, postal services and broadcasting 

1.  The Parties  shall  endeavour to  expand  and strengthen telecommunications  cooperation.  This 

shall involve: 

- exchange  of  information  on  telecommunications  policies,  postal  services  and  broadcasting 

policies; 

- establishment of a stable and consistent regulatory framework for telecommunications, postal 

services and broadcasting; 

- exchange of technical and other information and the organisation of seminars, workshops and 

conferences for experts of both sides; 

- training and advisory operations; 
- transfer of technology; 
- joint execution of projects by competent bodies from both sides; 
- promotion of European standards and certification systems; 
- promotion of new communications facilities, services and installations, particularly those with 

commercial applications. 

2.  These activities shall focus on the following priority areas: 

- development  and  application  of  a  sectoral  market  policy  in  telecommunications,  postal 

services and broadcasting in Estonia, of legal acts and procedures; 

- modernization  of  Estonia's  telecommunications  network  and  its  integration  into  European 

and world networks; 

- cooperation within European standardization structures; 
- integration of trans-European systems; 
- legal aspects of telecommunications; 
- management  of 

telecommunications 

in  the  new  European  business  environment: 
organisational  structures,  strategy  and  planning,  purchasing  principles,  tariffs  structure  in 
voice telephony; 

- land-use planning, construction and town planning; 
- upgrading of the data network and development of data-based information services. 

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ARTICLE 85 

The Parties shall  endeavour to  expand  and strengthen  cooperation,  with  a view  to  setting  up a 
Global Information Infrastructure.  This shall involve: 

- exchange  of  information  on  policies  and  programmes  aimed  at  setting  up  the  information 

infrastructure and the corresponding services; 

- close cooperation between institutions managing current information networks (academic and/or 

government agencies); 

- exchange  of information  on technologies,  market needs and other information,  organisation  of 

seminars, workshops and conferences for experts and industrialists from both sides; 

- training and advisory operations; 
- joint execution of projects; 
- promotion and agreement of standards, certification and testing; 
- promotion of an appropriate regulatory  framework; 
- action to promote the growth of information services and infrastructure. 

Banking, insurance and other financial services 

ARTICLE86 

1.  The Parties shall cooperate with the  aim of establishing  and developing  a suitable  framework 

for the encouragement of a banking, insurance and financial services sector in Estonia. 

2.  The cooperation shall focus on: 

- the improvement  of efficient  accounting  and audit  systems in Estonia based  on international 

rules and European Community standards; 

- the strengthening and restructuring of the banking and financial systems; 

- the  improvement  and  harmonization  of  supervision  and  regulation  system  of  banking  and 

financial  services; 

- the preparation of glossaries of terminology; 

- the exchange of information in particular in respect of laws in force or being drafted; 

- the preparation and translation of Community and Estonian legislation; 

3.  To this end, the cooperation shall include the provision of technical assistance and training. 
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ARTICLE 87 

1.  The  Parties  shall  cooperate  with  the  aim to  developing  efficient  financial  control  and  audit 
systems  in  the  Estonian  administration  following  standard  Community  methods  and 
proceedings. 

2.  Cooperation shall focus on: 

- the exchange of relevant information on audit systems; 
- the uniformisation of audit documentation; 
- training and advisory operations. 

3.  To this end, technical assistance shall be provided by the Community as appropriate. 

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Monetary policy 

ARTICLE 88 

At  the  request  of  the  Estonian  authorities,  the  Community  shall  provide  technical  assistance 
designed to support Estonia's efforts towards the gradual alignment of its policies on those of the 
European Monetary  System.  This will  include informal  exchange  of  information  concerning  the 
principles, the policies and the functioning of the European Monetary System. 

Money laundering 

ARTICLE 89 

1.  The Parties  agree  on the  necessity  of making  strenuous  efforts  and  cooperating  in  order  to 
prevent the use of their financial systems for the laundering of proceeds from criminal activities 
in general and drug offences in particular. 

2.  Cooperation in this area shall include administrative and technical  assistance with the purpose 
of establishing suitable standards to combat money laundering, equivalent to those adopted by 
the  Community  and other international  bodies in this field, in particular the Financial  Action 
Task Force (FATF). 

Regional  development 

ARTICLE 90 

1.  The Parties shall strengthen cooperation between them on regional  development  and land-use 

planning. 

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- exchange  of  information  by  national,  regional  or  local  authorities  on  regional  and  land-use 
planning  policy,  and,  where  appropriate,  the  provision  of  assistance  to  Estonia  for  the 
formulation of such policy; 

-joint action by regional and local authorities in the field of economic development; 

- study  of  a  joint  approach  towards  the  development  of  inter-regional  cooperation  with 

Baltic Sea regions in the Community; 

- exchange of visits to explore cooperation and assistance opportunities; 

- exchange of civil servants and experts; 

- provision of technical assistance with special  emphasis on the development  of disadvantaged 

regions; 

- establishment  of  programmes  for  the  exchange  of  information  and  experience,  by  methods 

including seminars. 

Social Cooperation 

ARTICLE 91 

1.  With  regard  to  health  and  safety  at  work  and  public  health,  the  Parties  shall  develop 
cooperation between them with the aim of improving the level of protection of the health and 
safety  of  workers,  taking  as  a  reference  the  level  of  protection  existing  in  the  Community. 
Cooperation shall comprise the following in particular: 

- the provision of technical assistance; 
- the exchange of experts; 
- cooperation between companies; 
- information and training operations; 
- cooperation on public health. 

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2.  With regard to employment, cooperation between the Parties shall focus in particular on: 

- organisation of the labour market; 
- modernization of job-finding and careers advice services; 
- planning and implementation of regional restructuring programmes; 
- encouragement of local employment development. 

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provision of the services of experts and information and training. 

3.  With regard to social security, cooperation between the Parties shall seek to adapt the Estonian 
social  security  system  to  the  new  economic  and  social  situation,  primarily  by  providing  the 
services of experts and information and training. 

Tourism 

ARTICLE 92 

The Parties  shall increase  and develop  cooperation  between them in the field of  tourism,  which 
will be aimed in particular at: 

- facilitating the tourist trade; 

- strengthening the flow of information through international networks, databases, etc.; 

- transferring know-how through training, exchanges, seminars; 

- enhancing regional cooperation projects; 

- studying the opportunities for joint operations (cross-border projects, town twinning, etc.); 

- introducing  computerized  booking  and  information  systems  (preferably  common  to  . all 

three Baltic States) and consumer protection standards for tourists. 

Information and communication 

ARTICLE 93 

1.  With  regard  to  information  and  communication,  the  Community  and  Estonia  shall  take 
appropriate steps to stimulate effective  mutual exchange of information. Priority shall be given 
to  programmes  aimed  at  providing  the  general  public  with  basic  information  about  the 
European Union and specific  circles in Estonia with more  specialized  information,  including, 
where possible, access to Community data bases. 

2.  The  Parties  shall  coordinate  and,  where  appropriate,  harmonize  their  policies  regarding  the 
regulation  of  cross-border  broadcasts,  technical  standards  and  the  promotion  of  European 
audiovisual technology. 

3.  Cooperation may include providing for exchange  programmes,  scholarships,  training  facilities 

for journalists and experts in the sectors of the media as appropriate. 

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ARTICLE 94 

1.  The Parties shall cooperate with the aim of achieving full compatibility between the systems of 
consumer  protection in Estonia  and the Community. Effective  consumer protection is needed 
to ensure that the market economy functions properly. 

2.  To this end, and in view of their common interests, the Parties shall encourage and ensure: 

- a policy of active consumer protection, in accordance with Community law and any relevant 

UN guidelines on consumer protection; 

- the  approximation  of  legislation  and the  alignment  of  consumer  protection  in Estonia with 

that of the Community; 

- effective  legal  protection for  consumers in order to  improve the  quality  of  consumer  goods 

and maintain appropriate safety standards. 

3.  Cooperation shall include: 

- the exchange of information on dangerous products; 

- the training of consumer protection specialists for the government and NGOs; 

- help  with  the  development  of  independent  organisations  intended  to  increase  consumer 

awareness, particularly by providing information; 

- the establishment  of information  and advisory centres for the settlement  of  dispûtes and the 
provision  of  legal  and  other  advice  to  consumers;  provision  will  be  made  for  cooperation 
between Estonia's centres and those in the Community; 

- access to Community databanks; 

- the development of exchanges between consumer representatives. 

4.  Technical assistance shall be provided by the Community as appropriate. 

ARTICLE 95 

Customs 

1.  The  Parties  commit  themselves  to  developing  customs  cooperation  in  order  to  guarantee 
compliance  with  all  the  provisions  to  be  adopted  in  connection  with  trade  and  achieve  the 
approximation of Estonia's customs system to that of the Community, thus helping to ease the 

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2.  Cooperation shall include the following in particular: 

- the exchange of information including on the methods of investigation; 
- the development of cross-border infrastructure; 
- the  introduction  of the  single  administrative  document  and the  interconnection  between  the 

transit systems of the Community and Estonia; 

- the simplification of inspections and formalities in respect of the carriage of goods; 
- the organisation of seminars and placements; 
- support in the introduction of modern customs information systems; 
- the approximation of the Estonian Nomenclature of Goods to the Combined Nomenclature of 

the Community; 

- the  approximation  of  the  structure  of  Estonia's  customs  tariff  system  to  that  of  the 

Community. 

Technical assistance shall be provided where appropriate. 

3.  Without  prejudice to further cooperation foreseen in this Agreement,  and in particular Article 
99  and Title VII,  the mutual assistance between administrative  authorities in customs matters 
of the Parties shall take place in accordance with the provisions of Protocol No. 5. 

Statistical  cooperation 

ARTICLE 96 

•1.  Cooperation in this area shall have as its aim the development  of an efficient  statistical  system 
to  provide,  in a rapid and timely fashion, the reliable statistics needed to  support  and monitor 
the  process  of  economic  reform  and  contribute  to  the  development  of  private  enterprise  in 
Estonia. 

2.  The Parties shall cooperate in particular to: 

-  strengthen Estonia's statistical system; 
- bring  about  harmonization  with  international  (and  particularly  Community)  methods, 

standards and classifications; 

- provide the data needed to support and monitor economic reform; 
- provide  the  private  sector,  the  press  and  any  other  social  and  economic  operators  with 

appropriate macroeconomic and microeconomic data; 

- guarantee the confidentiality of data; 
- exchange statistical information. 

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1.  The Community and Estonia shall facilitate the process of economic reforms and integration by 
cooperating  to  improve understanding  of the fundamentals  of their respective  economies and 
the formulation and implementation of economic policy in market economies. 

2.  To these ends, the Community and Estonia shall: 

- exchange  information  on  macroeconomic  performance  and prospects  and  on  strategies  for 

development; 

- analyse jointly  economic  issues  of mutual interest, including the framing of economic policy 

and the instruments for implementing it; 

- through  the  programme  of  Action  for  Cooperation  in  Economics  (ACE)  in  particular, 
encourage  extensive  cooperation  between' economists  and managers  in the  Community and 
Estonia  in order to  expedite the transfer of know-how for the drafting  of economic policies, 
and provide for wide dissemination of the results of policy-relevant research. 

Public Administration 

ARTICLE 98 

The Parties  shall  promote  cooperation between their public  administration authorities,  including 
the  setting up  of exchange  programmes, in order to improve mutual knowledge  of the structure 
and functioning of their respective systems. 

Drugs 

ARTICLE 99 

1.  Within the  scope  of their respective  powers  and competences,  the Parties  shall  cooperate  in 
increasing  the  effectiveness  and  efficiency  of  policies  and  measures  to  counter  the  illicit 
production,  supply  and  traffic  of  narcotic  drugs  and  psychotropic  substances,  including  the 
prevention  of  diversion  of  precursor  chemicals,  as  well  as  in  promoting  drug  demand 
prevention and reduction. 

2.  The  Parties  shall  agree  on  the  necessary  methods  of  cooperation  to  attain  these  objectives, 

including the modalities of the implementation of common actions. 

3.  The  cooperation  in this  area shall be  based  oh mutual  consultation  and close  cooperation 
between the Parties over the objectives  and measures in the fields targeted  in paragraph 1 
and shall, inter alia,  include where available technical assistance from the Community. 

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substances will comprise technical and administrative assistance including: 

- drafting  and implementation of national legislation; 
- creation or strengthening of institutions and information  centres and of social health centres-
- increasing the efficiency  of the institutions engaged in combating illicit drug  trafficking; 
- training of personnel and research; 
- prevention  of  diversion  of  precursors  and  other  essential  chemicals  used  for  the  purpose  of 
illicit  manufacture  of  narcotic  drugs  or  psychotropic  substances,  by  establishing  suitable 
standards equivalent to those adopted by the Community and relevant international bodies, in 
particular the Chemical Action Task Force (CATF). 

The Parties may agree to include other areas. 

TITLE VH : COOPERATION IN THE PREVENTION OF ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES 

ARTICLE 100 

1.  The Parties shall cooperate, within the scope of their powers and competences, with the aim of 

preventing the following illegal activities in particular: 

- illegal  immigration  and  the  illegal  presence  of their  nationals  on  the  other's  territory,  while 

taking account of the principles and the practice of readmission; 

-  corruption; 
- illegal transactions involving industrial waste and counterfeit  products; 
- illegal trafficking  in drugs and psychotropic substances; 
- organised crime; 
- trafficking  of human beings and crime related to activity of illegal immigration networks; 
- theft  of and illegal trade in radioactive and nuclear material; 
- illegal transfer  of motor vehicles. 

2.  Cooperation  in the  matters  referred  to  in paragraph  1 shall be based  on mutual  consultations 
and  close  coordination  between  the  Parties  and  shall  comprise  technical  and  administrative 
assistance for: 

- the drafting  of national legislation; 
- the establishment of information  centres and databases; 
- enhancing the efficiency  of the institutions charged to prevent illegal activities; 
- staff training and the deyelopment of investigative facilities; 
- the formulation  of mutually acceptable measures to prevent illegal activities. 

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ARTICLE  101 

1.  The  Parties  undertake  to  promote,  encourage  and  facilitate  cultural  cooperation.  Where 
appropriate,  the  Community's cultural  cooperation  activities or those  of one or  more Member 
States may be extended to Estonia and further  activities of interest to both sides developed. 

This cooperation shall cover in particular: 

- literary translations; 
- exchange of non-commercial works of art and artists; 
- conservation and restoration of monuments and sites (architectural  and cultural heritage); 
- training, particularly in art management; 
- cultural events (e.g. song festivals); 
- publicizing significant  cultural events. 

2.  The  Parties  may  cooperate  in  the  promotion  of  the  audiovisual  industry  in  Europe.  In 
particular,  the audiovisual sector in Estonia  could  apply to take part  in activities  set up by the 
Community  in the  framework  of the MEDIA programme,  in  accordance  with the  procedures 
laid  down  by  the  bodies  responsible  for  the  various  activities  and  the  Council  Decision  of 
21 December  1990 setting up that programme. 

The Parties  shall coordinate and, where appropriate,  harmonize their policies on the  regulation 
of cross-border  broadcasting,  paying particular  attention to  matters  relating to  the  acquisition 
of  intellectual  property  rights  for  programmes  broadcast  by  satellite  or  cable,  technical 
standards in the audiovisual field and the promotion of European audiovisual technology. 

Cooperation  could  include inter  alia  the  exchange  of programmes,  bursaries  and  facilities  for 
the training of journalists and other media professionals. 

TITLE IX : FINANCIAL  COOPERATION 

ARTICLE  102 

In  order  to  achieve the  objectives  of this Agreement  and  in  accordance  with  Articles  103,  104, 
105  and  106,  without  prejudice  to  Article  105,  Estonia  shall  benefit  from  temporary  financial 
assistance  from  the  Community  in  the  form  of  grants  and  loans,  including  loans  from  the 
European  Investment  Bank  (EIB)  according  to  the provisions  of Article  18 of the  Statute  of  the 
Bank to accelerate the economic transformation  of Estonia. 

This financial assistance shall be covered  []: 

ARTICLE  103 

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- Either within the framework of an indicative multiannual programme through Phare foreseen in 
Council  Regulation  EEC  N°  3906/89,  as  amended,  or  within  a  new  multiannual financial 
framework  established  by the Community  following  consultations with Estonia  and taking  into 
account the considerations set out in Articles 104 and 105. 

- By  loan(s)  provided  by the European Investment Bank within a ceiling  and  during  a period  of 
availability to be established,  following  consultations with Estonia in application of the relevant 
provisions of the Treaty on European Union. 

ARTICLE 104 

The  objectives  and  the  areas  of  the  Community's financial assistance  shall  be  laid  down  in  an 
indicative  programme  to  be  agreed  between  the  two  Parties.  The  Parties  shall  inform  the 
Association Council. 

ARTICLE 105 

1.  The Community shall, in case of special need, taking into account the availability of all  financial 
resources, on request of Estonia and in coordination with international financial institutions, in 
the context of the G24, examine the possibility of granting temporary financial assistance 

- to support measures with the aim of maintaining the convertibility of the Estonian currency; 
- to  support  medium-term stabilization and structural adjustment  efforts,  including balance  of 

payments assistance; 

2.  This financial assistance is subject to Estonia's presentation of IMF supported programmes in 
the context of the G24, as appropriate, for convertibility and/or for restructuring its economy, 
to the Community's acceptance thereof, to Estonia's continued adherence to these programmes 
and, as ah ultimate objective, to rapid transition to reliance on finance from private sources. 

3.  The Association Council will be informed of the conditions under which this assistance will be 
provided  and  of  the  respect  of  the  obligations  undertaken  by  Estonia  concerning  such 
assistance: 

ARTICLE 106 

The Community financial assistance shall be evaluated in the light of the needs which arise and of 
Estonia's  development  level,*  []  taking  into  account  established  priorities  and  the  absorption 
capacity  of  Estonia's  economy,  the  ability  to  repay  loans  and  the  further  development  of  the 
market economy system and restructuring in Estonia. 

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ARTICLE 107 

In  order  to  permit  optimum  use  of  the  resources  available,  the  Parties  shall  ensure  that 
Community  contributions  are made in close  coordination  with those from other  sources  such as 
the  Member  States,  other  countries,  including  the  G24,  and  international financial institutions, 
such  as  the  International  Monetary  Fund,  the  International  Bank  for  Reconstruction  and 
Development and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. 

ARTICLE 108 

Estonia  shall  participate  in framework programmes,  specific  programmes,  projects  or  other 
actions of the  Community  in .the fields laid down in Annex X.  Without  prejudice to  the  existing 
participation  of  Estonia  in the  activities  referred  to  in  Annex  X,  the  Association  Council  shall 
decide the terms and conditions for the participation of Estonia in these  activities.  The  financial 
contribution of Estonia to the activities referred to in Annex X shall be based on the principle that 
Estonia shall meet the costs resulting from its participation itself. If necessary the Community may 
decide, on a case-by-case basis, and pursuant to the rules applicable to the general budget of the 
European Communities, to pay a supplement to Estonia's contribution. 

TITLE X  : INSTTTUTTONAL, GENERAL AND FINAL PROVISIONS 

ARTICLE 109 

An  Association  Council  is  hereby  established  which  shall  supervise  the  implementation  of  this 
Agreement.  It shall meet at ministerial level once a year and when circumstances require. It shall 
examine any major issues arising within the framework of the Agreement  and any other bilateral 
or international issues of mutual interest. 

ARTICLE 110 

1.  The Association  Council  shall consist  of the members of the  Council  of the European Union 
and  members  of  the  Commission  of  the  European' Communities,  on  the  one  hand,  and  of 
members appointed by the Government of Estonia, on the other. 

2.  Members  of  the  Association  Council  may arrange to  be  represented,  in accordance  with the 

conditions to be laid down in its rules of procedure. 

3.  The Association Council shall establish its rules of procedure at its first meeting. 

4.  The Association Council shall be presided in turn by a member of the Council of the European 
Union and a member of the  Government of Estonia,  in accordance with the provisions  to be 
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laid down in its rules of procedure. 

5.  Where  appropriate,  the  EIB  will  take  part,  as  an  observer,  in  the  work  of  the  Association 

Council. 

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ARTICLE 111 

The Association Council  shall, for the purpose of attaining the objectives of the Agreement, have 
the power to take decisions in the cases provided for therein. The decisions taken shall be binding 
on  the  Parties  which  shall  take  the  measures  necessary  to  implement  the  decisions  taken.  The 
Association Council may also make appropriate recommendations. 

It shall draw up its decisions and recommendations by agreement between the two Parties. 

ARTICLE 112 

1.  Each  of  the  two  Parties  may  refer  to  the  Association  Council  any  dispute  relating  to  the 

application or interpretation of this Agreement. 

2.  The Association Council may settle the dispute by means of a decision. 

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3.  Each Party shall be bound to take the measures involved in carrying out the decision referred 

to in paragraph 2. 

4.  In the event of it not being possible to settle the dispute in accordance with paragraph 2 of this 
Article,  either Party may notify  the other of the appointment  of an arbitrator; the  other Party 
must then appoint a second arbitrator within two months. For the application of this procedure, 
the Community and the Member States shall be deemed to be one Party to the dispute. 

The Association Council shall appoint a third arbitrator. 

The arbitrators' decisions shall be taken by majority vote. 

Each  Party  to  the  dispute  must  take  the  steps  required  to  implement  the  decision  of  the 
arbitrators. 

ARTICLE 113 

1.  The Association  Council  shall  be  assisted  in the performance  of  its  duties by an  Association 
Committee composed of representatives of the members of the Council of the European Union 
and  of  members  of  the  Commission  of the European  Communities  on  the  one  hand  and  of 
representatives  of  the  Government  of Estonia  on  the  other,  normally  at  senior  civil  servant 
level. 

In its rules of procedure the Association Council shall determine the duties of the Association 
Committee,  which  shall  include the  preparation  of  meetings  of  the  Association  Council  and 
how the Committee shall function. 

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2.  The Association Council may delegate to the Association Committee any of its powers. In this 
event the Association Committee shall take its decisions in accordance with the conditions laid 
down in Article  111. 

ARTICLE 114 

The Association Council may decide to set up any other special committee or body that can assist 
it in carrying out its duties. 

In its rules  of procedure,  the Association Council  shall determine the  composition  and duties  of 
such committees or bodies and how they shall function. 

ARTICLE 115 

A  Parliamentary  Committee  is  hereby  established.  It  shall  be  a  forum  for  Members  of  the 
Parliament  of Estonia and the European Parliament to meet and exchange views. It shall meet at 
intervals which it shall itself determine. 

ARTICLE 116 

1.  The Parliamentary Committee shall consist of members of the European Parliament, on the one 

hand, and of members of the Parliament of Estonia, on the other. 

2.  The Parliamentary Committee shall establish its rules of procedure. 

3.  The Parliamentary  Committee  shall be presided  in turn by each the European Parliament and 
the Parliament  of Estonia,  in accordance  with the  provisions  to  be  laid  down  in  its  rules  of 
procedure. 

ARTICLE 117 

The Parliamentary  Committee may request relevant information regarding the implementation  of 
this Agreement from the  Association  Council,  which  shall then  supply  the  Committee  with the 
requested information. 

The Parliamentary Committee shall be informed of the decisions of the Association Council. 

The Parliamentary Committee may make recommendations to the Association Council. 

ARTICLE 118 

Within  the  scope  of  this  Agreement,  each  Party  undertakes  to  ensure  that  natural  and  legal 
persons of the other Party have access free of discrimination in relation to its own nationals to the 
competent  courts  and  administrative  organs  of the Parties  to  defend  their  individual rights and 
their property rights, including those concerning intellectual, industrial and commerciaf property.. 

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ARTICLE 119 

Nothing in this Agreement shall prevent a Party from taking any measures: 

(a)  which  it  considers  necessary  to  prevent  the  disclosure  of  information  contrary  to  its 

essential security interests; 

(b)  which  relate  to  the  production  of,  or trade in,  arms, ammunition  or war  materials  or to 
research,  development  or  production  indispensable  for  defence  purposes,  provided  that 
such  measures  do  not  impair  the  conditions  of  competition  in  respect  of  products  not 
intended for specifically military purposes; 

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(c)  which it considers essential to its own security in the event of serious internal disturbances 
affecting  the maintenance of law and order, in time of war or serious international tension 
constituting  threat  of  war  or  in  order  to  carry  out  obligations  it  has  accepted  for  the 
purpose of maintaining peace and international security; 

(d)  which  it  considers  necessary to  respect  its international  obligations  and commitments  on 

the control of dual use industrial goods and technologies. 

ARTICLE 120 

1.  In  the  fields  covered  by  this  Agreement  and  without  prejudice  to  any  special  provisions 

contained therein: 
- the arrangements applied by Estoma in respect  of the Community  shall not give rise to  any 
discrimination between the Member States, their nationals, or their companies or branches, 
- the arrangements applied by the Community in respect  of Estonia shall not  give rise to  any 

discrimination between Estonian nationals or its companies or branches. 

2.  The  provisions  of  paragraph  1 are without  prejudice to  the right of the Parties  to  apply the 
relevant provisions of their fiscal legislation to taxpayers who  are not in identical  situations as 
regards their place of residence. 

ARTICLE 121 -

Products originating in Estonia shall not enjoy more favourable treatment when imported into the 
Community than that applied by Member States among themselves. 

The  treatment  granted  to  Estonia  uncler Title  IV  and  Chapter  I  of  Title  V  shall  not  be  more 
favourable that that accorded by Member States among themselves. 

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ARTICLE 122 

1.  The Parties shall take any general or specific measures required to fulfil  their obligations under 
this Agreement. They shall see to it that the objectives set out in this Agreement are attained. 

2.  If  either  Party  considers  that  the  other  Party  has  failed  to  fulfil  an  obligation  under  this 
Agreement,  it  may  take  appropriate  measures.  Before  so  doing,  except  in  cases  of  special 
urgency,  it  shall  supply the  Association  Council  with  all  relevant  information  required  for  a 
thorough  examination  of  the  situation  with  a view  to  seeking  a  solution  acceptable  to  the 
Parties. 

In the selection of measures, priority must be given to those which least disturb the functioning 
of  this  Agreement.  These  measures  shall be notified  immediately  to  the  Association  Council 
and  shall  be  the  subject  of consultations within the Association  Council  if the  other Party  so 
requests. 

ARTICLE 123 

The  present  Agreement  shall  not,  until  equivalent rights for individuals and economic  operators 
have  been  achieved  under  the  present  Agreement,  affect  rights  assured  to  them  through 
agreements  binding  one  or  more  Member  States,  on  the  one  hand,  and Estonia,  on  the  other, 
except  for  sectors  of  Community  competence  and  without  prejudice  to  Member  States' 
obligations resulting from this Agreement in sectors of their competence. 

ARTICLE 124 

For the purposes of this Agreement, the term "Parties" shall mean the Community,  or its Member 
States,  or the Community and its Member States, in accordance with their respective powers,  of 
the one part, and Estonia, of the other part. 

ARTICLE 125 

Protocols No.  1-5  and Annexes No. I-X shall form an integral part of this Agreement. 

This Agreement is concluded for an unlimited period. 

ARTICLE 126 

Either  Party  may  denounce  this  Agreement  by  notifying  the  other  Party.  This  Agreement  will 
cease to apply six months after the date of such notification. 

ARTICLE 127 

The  Secretary  General  of  the  Council  of  the  European  Union  shall  be  the  depository  of  the 
Agreement. 

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ARTICLE 128 

This Agreement  shall apply, on the one hand, to the territories in which the Treaties  establishing 
the European Community, the European Atomic Energy Community and the European Coal and 
Steel  Community  are applied  and under the  conditions  laid  down  in those  Treaties  and,  on the 
other hand, to the territory of the Republic of Estonia. 

ARTICLE 129 

This Agreement is drawn up in duplicate in the Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, 
Greek, Italian, Portuguese,  Spanish,  Swedish and Estonian languages,  each of these  texts  being 
equally authentic. 

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ARTICLE 130 

This Agreement will be approved by the Parties in accordance with their own procedures. 

This Agreement shall enter into force on the first day of the second month following  the date on 
which the Parties notify each other that the procedures referred to in the first paragraph have been 
completed. 

Upon  its  entry  into  force,  this  Agreement  shall  replace  the  Agreement  between  the  European 
Economic  Community  and  the  Republic  of  Estonia  on  trade  and  economic  and  commercial 
cooperation signed in Brussels on 11 May 1992. 

The  present  Agreement  is  partly  based  on,  further  develops  and  incorporates  the  essential 
provisions  of  the  Agreement  between  the European  Community,  the European  Atomic  Energy 
Community  and the European  Coal  and  Steel  Community  and the Republic  of Estonia  on Free 
Trade  and  Trade-Related  Matters  signed  on  18  July  1994.  Upon  its  entry  into  force,  this 
Agreement shall replace the Agreement on Free Trade and Trade-Related Matters. 

The decisions  of the Joint Committee established  by the Agreement  on trade and  economic and 
commercial  cooperation  and which performs also the duties assigned  by the Agreement  on Free 
Trade  and  Trade-Related  Matters  shall  continue  to  apply  until  repealed  by  decisions  of  the 
Association Council. 

The Association Council shall adopt at its first meeting all the modifications to this Agreement - in 
particular to the protocols  and annexes - necessary to align it with changes to the Agreement on 
Free Trade and Trade-Related Matters decided by the Joint Committee between the signature and 
the entry into force of this Agreement. 

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LIST OF  ANNEXES 

Articles 9 and  17 

Definition  of industrial and agricultural  products 

Article  16 

Processed agricultural  products 

Article  19(2) 

Community agricultural  concessions - duty  concessions 

Article  19(2) 

Community agricultural  concessions - arrangements  for 
animal and meat imports 

Article  19(2) 

Community agricultural concessions - tariff  quotas 

Article 22(1) 

Community fisheries concessions 

II 

III 

IV 

V 

VI 

VII 

Article 43(1) 

Community exceptions  establishment 

VIII 

Article 46 

Financial services 

IX 

Article 66 

Intellectual, Industrial and Commercial  Property 
Protection 

X 

Article  108 

Participation of Estonia in Community  programmes 

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A N N E X/ 

List  of  products, referred  to  in  Articles 9  and 17  of  the  Agreement 

CN  code 

Description 

ex 3502 

Albumins,  albuminates  and  other  albumin  derivatives: 

ex 3502 10 

—  Egg  albumin: 

Other: 

3502 10 91 

3502 10 99 

_  _  _  Dried  (for  example,  in  sheets,  scales,  flakes,  powder) 

Other 

ex 3502 90 

—  Other: 

—  —  Albumins,  other  than  egg  albumin: 

—  —  —  Milk  albumin  (lactalbumin): 

3502 90 51 

—  —  —  —  Dried  (for  example,  in  sheets,  scales,  flakes,  powder) 

3502 90 59 

Other 

4501 

Natural  cork,  raw  or  simply  prepared;  waste  cork;  crushed,  granulated  or  ground 
cork 

5201 00 

Cotton,  not  carded  or  combed 

5301 

5302 

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

True  hemp  (Cannabis  sauva  L.),  raw  or  processed  but  not  spun;  tow  and  waste  of 
true  hemp  (including  yarn  waste  and  garnerted  stock) 

ANNEX 

II 

Goods  referred  to  in  Article  16 

Goods  for  which  the  Community  retains  an  agricultural  component  in  the  duties 

CN  code 

Description 

2905 43 

2905 44 

ex 3505 10 

3505 20 

3809 10 

3823 60 

Mannitol 

D-glucitoI  (sorbitol) 

Dextrins  and  other  modified  starches,  excluding  starches,  csterified  or  etherfied  of 
subheading  3505  10  50 

Glues  with  a  basis  of  starches,  dextrins  or  other  modified  starches 

Dressings  and  finishing  agents  with  a  basis  of  amylaceous  substances 

... 

Sorbitol,  other  than  that  of  subheading  2905  44 

ANNEX 111 

List  of  products  referred  to  in  Article  » *  (2) 

Imports  into  the  Community  of  the  following  products  originating  in  Estonia  shall  be  subject  to  the  duties 
set  out  below 

CN  code 

Description (') 

0409 

Natural  honey 

0601  10  00 

Bulbs,  tuberous  roots,  corms,  crowns  and  rhizomes,  dormant 

0602  10  90 

Other  live  plants  (including  their  roots),  cuttings  and  slips 

Unrooted  cuttings  and  slips 

Other 

0602  20  90 

Edible  fruit  trees,  shrubs  and  bushes,  other 

0602  99  91 

Flowering  plants  with  buds 

0602  99  30 

Strawberry  plants 

0707  00  19 

Cucumbers,  fresh  or  chilled  (from  16  May  to  3i  October) 

0809  40  90 

Sloes 

0 8 1 0 30  10 

Blackcurrants,  fresh 

0810  40  30 

Bilberries  of  the  species  A Vaccinium  myrtillus' 

0810  40  50 

Fruit  of 
corymbosurn 

the 

0810  90  8 0 * 70 

Other  berries 

species 

'Vaccinium  macrocarpon" 

and 

'Vaccinium 

2005  30  00 

Preparations  of  vegetables: 
Sauerkraut 

Apple  juice  of  a  density  hot  exceeding  1,33  g/cm3  at  20  "C: 

2009  70  30 

2009  70  99 

Of  a  value  exceeding  ECU  18  per  100  kg  net  weight,  containing  added 
sugar 

Of  a  value  not  exceeding  ECU  18  per  100  kg  net  weight,  with  an  added 
sugar  content  not  exceeding  30%  by  weight 

2009  70  99 

Not  containing  added  sugar 

Duty rate 
% 

1 73 

5,1 

8,3 

12 

8,3 

16 

8(:) 

free <J) 

3 (2) 

15 

12 

12 

12 

(')  Notwithstanding  the  rules  for  the interpretation  of  the combined  nomenclature,  the wording  for  the  description  of  the 
products-is  to  be  considered  as  having  no  more  than  an  indicative  value,  the  preferential  scheme  being  determined 
within  the  context  of  this  Annex  by the coverage of the CN codes. Where ex  CN codes arc  indicated,  the  preferential 
scheme  is  to  be determined  by  application  of  the CN code  and  corresponding  description  taken  together. 

(2)  Subject  to  minimum  price  arrangements  contained  in the  Annex hereto. 

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Maximum  import  price  arrangement  for  certain  soft  fruit  for  processing 

1.  Minimum  import  prices  are  fixed  for  each  marketing  year  for  the  following  products: 

0810  30  10 

Blackcurrants 

0810  40  30 

Bilberries 

0810  40  50 

Fruit  of  species  Vaccinium  macrocarpon  and  Vaccinium  corymbosum 

The  minimum  import  prices  are  fixed  by  the  Community  in  consultation  with  Estonia  taking  into 
consideration  the  price  evolution,  imported  quantities  and  market  development  in  the  Community. 

2.  The  minimum  import  prices  shall  be  respected  in  accordance  with  the  following  criteria: 

—  during  each  three-month  period  of  the  marketing  year  the  average  unit  value  for  each  product  listed 
in  paragraph  1,  imported  into  the  Community,  shall  not  be  lower  than  the  minimum  import  price 
for  that  product, 

—  during  any  period  of  two  weeks  the  average  unit  value  for  each  product  listed  in  paragraph  1, 
imported  in  the  Community  shall  not  be  lower  than  9 0%  of  the  minimum  import  ptice  for  that 
product,  in  so  far  as  the  quantities  imported  during  this  period  are  not  less  than  4 %  of  the  normal 
annual  import. 

3.  In case  of  non-respect  of  one  of  these criteria  the  Community  may  introduce  measures  ensuring  that  the 
minimum  import  price  is  respected  for  each  consignment  of  the  product  concerned  imported  from 
Estonia. 

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Products  referred-to  in  Article  1°  (2) 

Arrangements  for  imports  of  live  bovine  animals,  bovine  meat,  sheep  and  goatmcat  into  the  Community 

1.  Indepcndcndy  of  the  balance  sheet  arrangements  foreseen  in  Regulation  (EEC)  No  805/68,  a  global 
tariff  quota  of  3 500  heads  of  live  bovine  animals  for  fattening  or  for  slaughter,  with  a  live  weight  of 
not  less  than  160  kg  and  not  more  than  300  kg,  falling  within  CN  code  0102,  shall  be  opened  to 
imports  from  Latvia,  Lithuania  and  Estonia. 

The  reduced  levy  or  specific  duty  rate  applicable  to  animals  under  this  quota  shall  be  fixed  at  2J %  of 
the  full  amount  of  the  levy  or  the  specific  duty  rate. 

2.  In  case  forecasts  show  that  imports  into  the  Community  may  exceed  425  000  head  for  any  given  year 
the  Community  may  take  safeguard  measures  in  accordance  with  Regulation  (EEC)  No  805/68,  not 
withstanding  any  other  rights  given  under  this  Agreement. 

3.  A  global  tariff  quota  of  1 500  tonnes  of  meat  of  bovine  animals,  fresh,  chilled  or  frozen,  falling  within 

CN  codes  0201  and  0202,  shall  be  opened  to  imports  from  Latvia,  Lithuania  and  Estonia. 

The  reduced  dury-rate  and  levy  or  specific  duty  rate  applicable  under  this  quota  shall  be  fixed  at  40 % 
of  their  full  amount. 

4.  Within  the  framework  of  the  autonomous  import  arrangements  provided  for  in  Regulation  (EEC) 
No  3643/85,  a  global  quota  of  100  tonnes  of  meat  of  sheep  or  goats,  fresh,  chilled  or  frozen,  falling 
within  CN  code  0204,  shall  be  reserved  for  Latvia,  Lithuania  and  Estonia. 

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ANNEX  V 

Products  referred  to  in  Article  19(2) 

Imports  into  the  Community  of  the  following  products  originating  in  Estonia  will  be  subject  to  a  60% 
reduction  of  the  variable  levy,  the  ad  valorem  duty  and/or  the  specific  duty  rates  within  the  limits  of  the 
indicated  quantities  (tariff  quotas) 

CN  code 

Description (') 

^995" 

4 9 96 

4ft??  cwjleoc* 
^successive years 

(in tonnes) 

0203 

of  domestic 

Meat 
chilled  0 

swine, 

fresh 

or 

800 

900 

1 0 00 

Chicken  carcases;  breasts  of  chicken;  legs 
of  chicken 

400 

450 

500 

0207  10  15 
0207  21  10 
0207  10  19 
0207  21  90 
0207  39  21 
0207  41  41 
0207  39  23 
0207  41  51 

0402  10  19 

Skimmed  milk  powder 

1000 

1 2 50 

1  500 

0402  21  19 

Whole  milk  powder 

0405  00  11 
0405  00  19 

Butter 

0406  90 

Cheese 

0701 

0704 

Potatoes,  fresh  or  chilled 

Cabbages 

0712  10  00 

Dried  potatoes 

0808 

Apples,  pears  and  quinces,  fresh 

1601  00 

Sausages  and  similar  products 

700 

750 

800 

800 

150 

60 

150 

400 

800 

900 

175 

60 

175 

450 

. 

800 

800 

1  000 

200 

60 

200 

500 

(')  Notwithstanding  the  rules  for  the  intcrprcurion  of  rhe  combined  nomenclature,  the  wording  for  the  description  of  the 
products  is  to  be  considered  as  having  no  more  than  an  indicative  value,  the  preferential  scheme  being  determined 
within  the  context  of  this  Annex  by  the  coverage  of  the  CN  codes.  Where  ex  CN  codes  are  indicated,  the  preferential 
scheme  is  to  be  determined  by  application  of  the  CN  code  and  corresponding  description  taken  together. 

{*) Excluding  tenderloins  presented  alone. 

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List  of  products  referred  to  in  Article  2 2 ( 1) 

Products,  originating  in  Estonia,  for  which  the  Community  grants  tariff  reductions 

CN  codes 

0301  92  00 
0302 66 00 
0303  76  00 

0302  50 
0302  69  35 
0303  60 

0303  79  41 

0302  69  19 
0303  79  19 

Description 

Tariff  quotas 

Eels  (Anguilla  spp.)  live, fresh/chilled,  frozen 

100  t  at  0% 

Cod  (Cadus  morhua,  Gadus  ogac,  Gadus  macrocephalus) 
and  fish  of  the  species  Boreogadus  saida,  fresh,  chilled  or 
frozen 

2  500  t  at  6  % 

Other  freshwater  fish,  fresh/chilled,  frozen 

1 000  t  at  4% 

e x 0 3 04  10  19 
ex  0304  20  19 

Fillets  of  other  freshwater  fish,  fresh,  frozen  with 
exception  of  carp 

the 

500  t at  4 , 5% 

ex  1604  13 90 

Brisling  or 
preserved 

sprat 

(Sprattus 

sprattus), 

prepared 

or 

350  t  at  1 0% 

ex  1604  19  94 

Hake  (Merluccius  spp.),  prepared  or  preserved 

ex  1604  19 95 

Alaska  pollack  (Theragra  chalcogramma), 
preserved 

prepared  or 

60  t  at  1 0% 

owttv putfcuiftrtj 

Annex VIT 

Concerning Article 43,1 

Legal  acts  relating to  real-estate  property in frontier regions in accordance with  legislation in 
force in certain Member States of the Community. 

This reservation is not to be applied in a manner inconsistent with the Most Favoured Nation 
treatment. 

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Annex VTII 

Concerning Article 46 

FINANCIAL  SERVICES 

Financial services:  definitions 

A  financial  service  is  any  service  of  a  financial  nature  offered  by  a  financial  service 
provider of a Party. Financial services include the following activities: 

A.  All insurance and insurance-related  services. 

1.  Direct insurance (including co-insurance). 

(i)life 
(ii)  non-life 

2.  Reinsurance and  retrocession. 
3. 
4.  Services  auxiliary  to  insurance,  such  as  consultancy,  actuarial,  risk  assessment 

Insurance intermediation, such as brokerage and agency. 

and claim settlement services. 

B.  Banking and other financial  services (excluding insurance). 

1.  Acceptance of deposits and other repayable funds from the public. 
2.  Lending  of  all  types,  including,  inter  alia,  consumer  credit,  mortgage  credit, 

factoring  and financing  of commercial transactions. 

3.  Financial leasing. 
4.  All payment  and  money  transmission  services,  including  credit  charge  and  debit 

cards, travellers cheques and bankers  drafts. 

5.  Guarantees and commitments. 
6.  Trading  for  own  account  of customers,  whether  on  an exchange,  in an  over  the 

counter market or otherwise, the following: 
(a) money market instruments (cheques, bills, certificates  of deposits, etc.) 
(b) foreign  exchange 
(c) derivative products including, but not limited to, futures  and options 
(d)  exchange  rates  and  interest  rate  instruments,  including  products  such  as 
swaps, forward  rate agreements, etc. 
(e) transferable  securities 
(f) other negotiable instruments and financial  assets, including bullion. 

7.  Participation  in  issues  of  all  kinds  of  securities,  including  under-writing  and 
placement  as  agent  (whether  publicly  or  privately)  and  provision  of  services 
related to such issues. 

8.  Money broking. 
9.  Asset management,  such as cash or portfolio  management,  all forms  of collective 
investment  management,  pension  fund  management,  custodial  depository  and 
trust  services. 

10.  Settlement  and  clearing  services  for  financial  assets,  including  securities, 

derivative products, and other negotiable instruments. 

11.  Advisory  intermediation  and other auxiliary financial services on all the  activities 
listed  in Points  1 to  10 above, including credit  reference  and  analysis,  investment 
and  portfolio  research  and  advice,  advice  on  acquisitions  and  on  corporate 
restructuring and strategy. 

12.  Provision  and transfer  of financial information,  and financial data  processing  and 

related  software  by providers of other financial services. 

é 

The following activities are excluded from the definition of financial services: 

(a)  Activities carried out by central banks or by any other public institution in pursuit  of 

monetary and exchange rate policies. 

(b)  Activities conducted by central banks, government agencies or departments, or public 
institutions,  for  the  account  or with the guarantee  of the government,  except  when 
those activities may be carried out by financial  service providers in competition with 
such public entities. 

(c)  Activities  forming  part  of  a statutory  system of  social  security  or  public  retirement 
plans, except when those activities may be carried out by financial service providers in 
competition with public entities or private institutions. 

4  fifl 

Annex IX 

Concerning Article 66 

Intellectual, Industrial  and Commercial Property  Protection 

1. 

Paragraph 3 of Article 66 concerns the following multilateral conventions: 

International  Convention  for  the  Protection  of  Performers,  Producers  of 
Phonograms and Broadcasting Organisations (Rome,  1961); 
Nice  Agreement  concerning the International  Classification  of  Goods  and 
Services for the purposes of the Registration of Marks (Geneva,  1977 and 
amended in 1979); 
Protocol  relating  to  the  Madrid  Agreement  concerning  the  International 
Registration of Marks (Madrid, 1989); 
Budapest Treaty on the International Recognition of the Deposit of Micro 
organisms for the purposes of Patent Procedures (1977, modified in 1980); 
International  Convention  for  the  Protection  of  New  Varieties  of  Plants 
(UPOV) (Geneva Act,  1991). 

The Association Council may decide that paragraph 3  of Article 66  shall apply to 
other  multilateral  conventions.  In  this  respect,  Estonia  will  favourably  consider 
acceding  to  the  Madrid  Agreement  concerning  the  International  Registration  of 
Marks (Stockholm Act,  1967 and amended in 1979). 

2. 

The Parties confirm the importance they attach to the obligations  arising from the 
following  multilateral conventions: 

Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property (Stockholm Act, 
1967 and amended in 1979); 
Patent  Co-operation  Treaty  (Washington,  1970,  amended  in  1979  and 
modified in 1984). 
Berne  Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works (Paris 
Act,  1971); 

3. 

4. 

From*  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement,  Estonia  shall  grant  to  Community 
:  companies  and  nationals,  in  respect  of  the  recognition  and  protection  of 
intellectual,  industrial  and commercial  property, treatment no  less favourable than 
that granted by it to any third country under bilateral agreements. 

The provisions of paragraph 3 shall not apply to advantages granted by Estonia to 
any third country on an effective reciprocal basis. 

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Annex X 

Participation  of Estonia  in Community  programmes 

Estonia  may  participate  in  Community framework programmes,  specific  programmes, 
projects or other actions in the fields of: 

information services 

-  research 
- 
-  the environment 
-  education, training and youth 
-  social policy and health 
-  consumer protection 
-  small and medium-sized enterprises 
-  tourism 
-  culture 
-  the audiovisual sector 
-  civil protection 
-  trade facilitation 
-  energy 
-  transport, and 
-  the fight against drugs and drug addiction. 

The Association  Council  may agree to  add other fields  of Community  activities to  those 
listed  above,  where  it  is  considered  to  be  of  mutual  interest  or  to  contribute  to  the 
attainment of the objectives of the Europe Agreement. 

a-

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Estonia 

LIST OF PROTOCOLS 

PROTOCOL 

TITLE 

On trade in textile and clothing products 

On trade between the Community and Estonia in processed 
agricultural products 

C. 

Concerning the definition of originating products and methods of 
administrative cooperation 

On specific provisions relating to trade between Estonia and 
Spain and Portugal 

On mutual assistance between administrative authorities in 
customs matters 

i 

PROTOCOL  1 

on  trade  in  textiles  and  clothing  products 

Article  1 

quantitative  limit  established  under  this  Protocol  for  the 
current  or  the  following  year,  as  appropriate. 

Imports  into  the  Community  of  textile  products  listed  in 
Annex  I  and  originating  in  Estonia  shall  not  be  subject 
for  the  duration  of  this  Protocol  in  quantitative  limits  or 
measures  of  equivalent  effect,  unless  otherwise  provided 
for  in  this  Protocol. 

Article  2 

1. 
Should  quantitative  limits  be  introduced,  exports  to 
the  Community  of  the  textile  products  of  Estonian  origin 
made  subject  to  quantitative  limits  shall  be  subject  to  a 
double-checking  system  as  specified  in  Appendix  A. 

At  the  time  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Protocol, 
2. 
exports  to  the  Community  of  products  of  Estonian 
origin,  listed  in  Annex  II not subject to  quantitative  limits 
shall 
the 
subject 
double-checking  system  referred 
in  paragraph  1 
above. 

surveillance 

through 

be 

to 

to 

Following  consultations 

in  Article  15,  exports 

in  accordance  with  the 
3. 
procedures  set  out 
the 
Community  of  products  of  Estonian  origin  covered  by 
Annex  I other  than  those  listed  in Annex  II, may  be  made 
subject  by  the  Community  to  surveillance  through  the 
double-checking  system  referred  to  in paragraph  1 or  to a 
prior  surveillance  system. 

to 

Article  3 

limits  established  under 

Imports  into  the  Community  of  textile  products 
1. 
covered  by  this  Protocol  shall  not  be  subject  to  the 
quantitative 
this  Protocol, 
provided  that  they  are  declared  to  be  for  re-export 
outside  the  Community 
in  the  same  state  or  after 
processing,  within  the  framework  of  the  administrative 
system  of  control  which  exists  within  the  Community. 

However,  the  release  for  home  use  of  products  imported 
into  the  Community  under  the  conditions  referred  to 
above  shall  be  subject  to  the  production  of  an  export 
licence  issued  by  the  authorities  of  Estonia,  and  to  proof 
of  origin 
the  provisions  of 
Appendix  A. 

in  accordance  with 

2.  Where  the  Community  authorities  ascertain  that 
imports  of  textile  products  have  been  set  off  against  a 
quantitative  limit established  under this Protocol,  but that 
the  products  have  subsequently  been  re-exported  outside 
the  Community,  the  authorities  shall  inform  the  Estonian 
authorities  within  four  weeks  of  the  quantities  involved 
and  authorize  imports  of  identical  quantities  of  the  same 
the 
products,  which 

shall  -not  be  set  off  against 

3. 
The  Community  and  Estonia  recognize  the  special 
and  differential  character  of  reimports  of  textile  products 
into  the  Community  after  processing  in  Estonia  as  a 
into  the  Community  after  processing  in  Estoni 
specific  form  of  industrial  and  trade  cooperation. 

trial  and  trade  cnoiyrotinn 

Should  quantitative  limits  be  established  under  Article  5 
provided  that  they  are  effected  in  accordance  with  the 
regulations  on  economic  outward  processing  in  force  in 
the  Community,  these  reimports  shall  not  be  subject  to 
these  quantitative  limits  if  they  are  subject  to  the  specific 
arrangements  laid  down  in  Appendix  C. 

Article  4 

Should  quantitative  limits  be  introduced  under  Article  5, 
the  following  provisions  shall  apply: 

1.  In  any  Protocol  year advance  use  of  a  portion  of  the 
quantitative 
following 
Protocol  year  is  authorized  for  each  category  of 
products  up  to  5%  of  the  quantitative  limit  foe  the 
current  Protocol  year. 

limit  established 

the 

for 

Amounts  delivered  in  advance  shall  he  deducted  from 
the  corresponding  quantitative  limits  established  for 
the  following  Protocol  year. 

„  •  ' 

2.  Carryover  to  the  corresponding  quantitative  limit  for 
the  following  Protocol  year  of  the  amounts  not  used 
during  any  Protocol  year  is  authorized  for  each 
category  of  products  up  to  7%  of  the  quantitative 
limit  for  the  current  Protocol  year. 

3.  Transfers  in  respect  of  categories  in  Group I shall  not 

be  made  from  any  category  except  as  follows: 

—  transfers  between  categories  2  and  3  and  from 
category  1  to  categories  2  and  3  may  be  made  up 
to  4%  of  the  quantitative  limits  for  the  category 
to  which  the  transfer  is  made, 

—  transfers  between  categories  4,  5,  6,  7  and  8  may 
be  made  up  to  4%  of  the  quantitative  limit  for 
the  category  to  which  the  transfer  is  made. 

Transfers  into  any  category  in  Groups  H,  DI,  IV  and 
V  may  be  made  from  any  category  or  categories  in 
Groups  I,  H,  III,  IV  and  V  up  to  5%  of  the 
quantitative 
limit  for  the  category  to  which  the 
transfer  is  made. 

4.  The  table  of  equivalence  applicable  to  the  transfers 
in  Annex  I  to  this 
is  given 

referred  to  above 
Protocol. 

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5.  The  increase  in  any  category  of  products  resulting 
from  the  cumulative  application  of  the  provisions -in 
paragraphs  1,  2  and  3  above  during  a  Protocol  year 
shall  not  exceed  the  following  limits: 

—  1 3%  for  categories  of  products  in  Group  I, 

—  1 3 , 5%  for  categories  of  products  in  Groups  II, 

DJ,  IV  and  V. 

6.  Prior  notification  shall  be  given  by  the  Estonian 
authorities  in  the  event  of  recourse  to  the  provisions 
of  paragraphs  1,  2  and  3  above,  at  least  15  days  in 
advance. 

Article  S 

1. 
Exports  of  textile  products  listed  in  Annex  I  to  this 
Protocol  may  be  made  subject  to  quantitative  limits  on 
the  conditions  laid  down  in  the  following  paragraphs. 

2. 
Should  imports  of  textile  products  originating, in 
Estonia  and  covered  by  this  Protocol  take  place  in  such 
increased  quantities,  or  under  such  conditions,  so  as  to 
cause  serious  damage  or.  actual 
threat  thereof  to  the 
Community's  production  of  like  or  directly  competitive 
products, 
request  consultations 
under  Article  15  of  this  Protocol  with  a  view  to  reaching 
agreement  or  an  appropriate  quantitative  limit  for  the 
textile  category  in  question. 

the  Community  may 

Pending  a  mutually  satisfactory  solution,  Estonia 
3. 
undertakes,  from  the  date  of  notification  of  the  request 
for  consultations, 
level 
to  suspend  or 
indicated  by  the  Community,  exports  of  the  category  of 
products  in  question  to  the  Community  or  the  region  or 
the 
regions  of 
Community. 

the  Community  market  specified  by 

limit  at 

the 

importation  of 
The  Community  shall  authorize 
the  said  category  shipped  from  Estonia 
products  of 
before  the  date  on  which  the  request  for  consultations 
was  submitted. 

the 

' 

in 

Should 

the  Parties  be  unable 

4. 
the  course  of 
consultations  to  reach  a  satisfactory  solution  within  the 
period  specified  in  Article  15,  the  Community  shall  have 
the  right  to  introduce  a  definitive  quantitative  limit  at  an 
annual  level  not  lower  than  106 %  of  the  level  of  imports 
reached  during  the  calendar  year  preceding  that  in  which 
the  imports  gave  rise  to  the  request  for  consultations. 

The  annual  level  so  fixed  shall  be  revised  upwards  after 
consultations  in  accordance  with  the  procedure  referred 
to  in  Article  15,  should  the  trend  of  total  imports  into 
the  Community  of  the  product  in  question  make  this 
necessary. 

The  annual  growth  rate  for  the  quantitative  limits 
5. 
introduced  under  this  Article  shall  be  fixed  by  agreement 
between  the  Parties  in  accordance  with  the  consultation 
procedures  established  in  Article  15. 

6. 
In  the  event  of  the  provisions  of  paragraphs  2,  3  or . 
issue  export 
4  being  applied,  Estonia  undertakes 
licences  for  products  covered  by  contracts  concluded 
before  the  introduction  of  the  quantitative  limit,  up  to 
the  volume  of  the  quantitative  limit  fixed. 

to 

to 

in  Article  12 

7.  Up  to  the  date  of  communication  of  the  statistics 
referred 
the  provisions  of 
paragraph  2  of  this  Article  shall  apply  on  the  basis  of  the 
annual 
the 
Community. 

statistics  previously 

communicated 

(6), 

by 

Article  6 

agreed 

and  Estonia 

the  Community 

In  view  of  ensuring  the  effective  functioning  of  this 
1. 
Protocol, 
to 
cooperate  fully  in  order  to  prevent,  to  investigate  and  to 
legal  and/or  administrative  action 
take  any  necessary 
against  circumvention  by  transhipment,  re-routing,  false 
declaration  concerning  the  country  or  place  of  origin, 
falsification  of  documents,  false  declaration  concerning 
fibre  content,  quantities  description  or  classification  of 
merchandise  and  by  whatever  other  means.  Accordingly, 
the  Community  and  Estonia  agree 
the. 
necessary  legal  provisions  and  administrative  procedures 
permitting  effective  action 
to  be  taken  against  such 
circumvention,  which  shall  include  the  adoption  of  legally 
binding  corrective  measures  against  exporters  and/or 
importers  involved. 

to  establish 

Should 

2. 
the  basis  of 
the  Community  believe  on 
information  available  that  the  present  Protocol  is  being 
circumvented,  the  Community  will  consult  with  Estonia 
with  a  view  to  reaching  a  mutually  satisfactory  solution. 
These  consultations  will  be  held  as  early  as  possible  and 
at  the  latest  within  30  days  from  the  date  of  request. 

to  ensure 

Pending  the  results  of  the  consultations  referred  to 
3. 
in  paragraph  2,  Estonia 
shall,  as  a  precautionary 
measure,  if  so  requested  by  the  Community,  take  all 
that,  where  sufficient 
necessary  measures 
evidence  of  circumvention  is  provided,  adjustments  of 
quantitative  limits  established  under  Article  5  liable  to  be 
agreed 
in 
the  consultations 
paragraph  2  may  be  carried  out  for  the  quota  year  in 
which  the  request  to  open  consultations  in  accordance 
with  paragraph  2  was  made,  or  for  the  following  year  if 
the  quota  ior  the  current  year  is  exhausted. 

following 

referred 

to 

Should  the  Parties  be  unable,  in  the  course  of  the 
4. 
consultation  referred 
in  paragraph  2  to  reach  a 
mutually  satisfactory  solution,  the  Community  shall  have 
the  right: 

to 

is  sufficient  evidence  that  products 
(a)  Where  there 
originating 
in 
circumvention  of  the  present  Protocol,  to  set  off  the 
relevant  quantities  against 
limits 
established  under  Article  5; 

in  Estonia  have  been 

the  quantitative 

imported 

(b)  Where 

sufficient 
declaration  concerning 

evidence 

shows 

false 
fibre  content,  ^ quantities, 

that  a 

74  * 

description  or  classification  of  products  originating 
in  Estonia  has  occurred,  to  refuse  to  import  the 
products  in  question; 

be  subject  to  quantitative  limits,  provided  that  these 
products  originating  in  Estonia  meet  the  conditions  laid 
down  in  Appendix  B. 

(c)  Should  it  appear  that  the  territory  of  Estonia  is 
involved  in  transhipment  or  re-routing  of  products 
not  originating  in  Estonia,  to  introduce  quantitative 
limits  against 
the  same  products  originating  in 
Estonia  if they are not already subject  to  quantitative 
limits, or  to  take  any  other  appropriate  measures. 

The  Parties  agree 

5. 
to  establish  a  system  of 
administrative  cooperation  to  prevent  and  to  address 
effectively  all  problems  arising  from  circumvention  in 
accordance  with  the  provisions  of  Appendix  A  of  this 
Protocol. 

Article 7 

1.  The  quantitative 
this 
Protocol  on  imports  into  the  Community  of  textile 
products  of  Estonian  origin  will  not  be  broken  down  by 
the  Community  into  regional  shares. 

limits  established  under 

2.  The  Parties  shall  cooperate  in  order  to  prevent 
sudden  and  prejudicial  changes  in  traditional  trade  flows 
resulting  in  regional  concentration  of  direct  imports  into 
the  Community. 

the  Community  will  be  entitled 

Estonia  shall  monitor  its  exports  of  products  under 
3. 
restraint  or  surveillance  into  the  Community.  Should  a 
sudden  and  prejudicial  change  in  traditional  trade  flows 
arise, 
to  request 
consultations  in  order  to  find  a  satisfactory  solution  to 
those  problems.  Such  consultations  must  be  held  within 
15  working  days  of 
their  being  requested  by  the 
Community. 

Estonia  shall  endeavour  to  ensure  that  exports  of 
4. 
textile  products  subject  to  quantitative  limits  into  the 
Community  are spaced  out as evenly as possible over the 
year,  due  account  being  taken  in  particular  of  seasonal 
factors. 

Article 8 

In  the  event  of  denunciation  of  this  Protocol  as provided 
for  in  Article  18. (1),  the  quantitative  limits  established 
pursuant  to  this  Protocol  shall  be  reduced  on  a  pro  rata 
temporis  basis  unless  the  Parties  decide  otherwise  by 
common  agreement. 

Article 9 

Estonian  exports  of  cottage-industry  fabrics  woven  on 
hand  or  foot-operated  looms, garments or other  made-up 
articles  obtained  manually  from  such  fabrics  and  of 
folklore  handicraft  products  shall  not 
traditional 

Article 10 

Should  the  Community  consider 

that  a  textile 
1. 
product  covered  by  this  Protocol  is  being  imported  into 
the Community from Estonia  at a price abnormally  lower 
than  the  normal  competitive  level  and  is  for  this  reason 
causing  or 
to 
Community  producers  of  like  or  directly  competitive 
products,  it  may  request  consultations  under  Article  15 
and  in  that  event  the  following  specific  provisions  shall 
be applicable. 

to  cause  serious 

threatening 

injury 

that  the  situation  described 

If  following  such  consultations  it  is  acknowledged 
2. 
by  common  accord 
in 
paragraph  1 exists, Estonia  shall take, within the limits of 
its  powers,  the  necessary  steps,  notably  as  regards  the 
price  at  which  the  product  in  question  will  be  sold,  to 
remedy the  situation. 

3. 
In order  to  determine whether  the  price  of  a  textile 
product is abnormally  lower  than  the normal  competitive 
level, it  may  be compared  with: 

—  the  prices  generally  charged  for  like  products  sold 
under  the  ordinary  conditions  by  other  exporting 
countries  on  the  market  of  the  importing  country, 

—  the  prices  of  like  national  products  at  a  comparable 
marketing  stage  on  the  market  of  the  importing 
country, 

—  the  lowest  prices  charged  by  a  third  country  for  the 
same  product  in  the  course  of  ordinary  commercial 
dealings in the three months preceding  the request  for 
consultations,  and  not  having  led  to  the  adoption  of 
any  measure  by the  Community. 

Should  the consultations  referred  to  in  paragraph  2 
4. 
above  fail  to  lead  to  agreement  within  30  days  of  the 
Community's  request  for  consultations,  the  Community 
may,  until  these consultations  have  produced  a  mutually 
satisfactory  solution,  temporarily  refuse  consignments  of 
the  product  in  question  at  prices  under  the  conditions 
referred  to  in  paragraph  1 above. 

5. 
In  totally  exceptional  and  critical  circumstances, 
where consignments of  products are being imported  from 
Estonia  into  the  Community  at  prices  abnormally  lower 
than the normal competitive level, such as to cause  injury 
which it would  be difficult  to repair, the Community  may 
temporarily  suspend  imports  of  the  products  concerned 
pending  agreement  on  a  solution  in  the  course  of 
consultations,  which  shall  be  opened  immediately.  The 
Parties  shall  do  their  utmost  to  reach.  a  mutually 
acceptable solution within  10 working  days' notice of  the 
opening  of  such  consultations. 

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75CT 

the  Community  have 

the 
6. 
Should 
in  paragraphs  4  and  5  above, 
to 
measures  referred 
Estonia  may  at  any 
the  opening  of 
consultations  to  examine  the  possibility  of  eliminating  or 
modifying  these  measures  where  the  causes  which  made 
them  necessary  no  longer  exist. 

recourse 

request 

time 

to 

Article  11 

is  based 

The  classification  of  the  products  covered  by  this 
1. 
Protocol 
statistical 
nomenclature  of  the  Community  (hereinafter  called  the 
'combined  nomenclature',  or  in  abbreviated  form  'CN') 
and  any  amendments  thereof. 

tariff 

and 

the 

on 

Where  any  decision  on  classification  results  in  a  change 
of  classification  practice  or  a  change  of  category  of  any 
product  subject  to  this  Protocol,  the  affected  products 
shall  follow  the  trade  regime  applicable  to  the  practice  or 
category  they  fall  into  after  such  changes. 

Any  amendment  to  the  combined  nomenclature  (CN) 
made  in  accordance  with  the  procedures  in  force  in  the 
Community  concerning  categories  of  products  covered  by 
this  Protocol  or  any  decision  relating  to  the  classification 
of  goods  shall  not  have  the  effect  of  reducing  quantitative 
limits  introduced  pursuant  to  this  Protocol. 

2. 
The  origin  of  the  products  covered  by  this  Protocol 
shall  be  determined  in  accordance  with  the  rules  in  force 
in  the  Community. 

to 

these 

Any  amendment 
rules  of  origin  shall  be 
communicated  to  Estonia  and  shall  not  have  the  effect  of 
reducing  any  quantitative  limit  established  pursuant  to 
this  Protocol. 

The  information  referred 

3. 
categories  of  products,  be  forwarded  befon 
the  month  following  the  month  to 
relate. 

to  ax>ve  s i a ",  for  a!! 
the  end  of 
.vhich  th<:  statistics 

4.  Upon  request  by  the  Community,  Estonia  shall 
supply-import  statistics  for  all  products  covered  by 
Annex  I. 

that 

5. 
Should  it  be  found  on  analysis  of  the  information 
discrepancies 
are 
exchanged 
between  the  returns  for  exports  and  those  for  imports, 
consultations  may  be  initiated  in  accordance  with 
the 
procedure  specified  in  Article  15  of  this  Protocol. 

significant 

there 

For 

the  purpose  of  applying 

the  provisions  of 
6. 
Article  5,  the  Community  undertakes 
the 
to  provide 
Estonian  authorities  before  15  April  of  each  year  with  the 
preceding  year's  statistics  on 
textile 
products  covered  by  this  Protocol,  broken  down  by. 
supplying  country  and  Community  Member  State. 

imports  of  all 

Article  13 

Estonia  shall  refrain  from  discrimination  in  the  allocation 
of 
in 
Appendices  A  and  B. 

licences  or  documents  referred 

the  export 

to 

Article  14 

The  Parties  agree  to  examine  the  trend  of  trade  in  textile 
and  clothing  products  each  year,  in  the  framework  of  the 
consultations  provided  for  in  Article  15  and  on  the  basis 
of  the  statistics  referred  to  in  Article  12. 

The  procedures  for  control  of  the  origin  of  the  products 
referred  to  above  are  laid  down  in  Appendix  A. 

Article  15 

Article  12 

shall 

supply 

subject 

Estonia 

Communities 

the  Commission  of 
precise 
with 

the 
1. 
European 
statistical 
information  on  all  export  licences  issued  for  categories  of 
textile  products 
limits 
to 
established  under  this  Protocol,  or  to  a  double-checking 
system  expressed  in  quantities  and  in  terms  of  value  and 
broken  down  by  Member  States  of  the  Community,  as 
well  as  on  all  certificates, 
the  competent 
Estonian  authorities  for  products  referred  to  in  Article  9 
and  subject  to  the  provisions  of  Appendix  B. 

the  quantitative 

issued  by 

likewise 

The  Community  shall 

2. 
transmit 
the 
Estonian  authorities  precise  statistical 
information  on 
the  Community 
issued 
import 
authorities  and  import  statistics  for  products  covered  by 
the  system  referred  to  in  Article  5  (2). 

authorizations 

by 

to 

Save  where  it  is  otherwise  provided  for 

this 
1. 
Protocol,  the  consultation  procedure  referred  to  in  this 
Protocol  shall  be  governed  by  the  following  provisions: 

in 

—  as 

far  as  possible 
periodically.  Specific 
also  be  held, 

shall  be  held 
consultations 
additional  consultations  may 

any  request  for  consultations  shall  be  notified 
writing  to  the  other  Party, 

in 

where  appropriate,  the  request  for  consultations  shall 
be  followed  within  a  reasonable  period  and  in  any 
case  not  later  than  15  days  following  the  notification 
by  a  report  setting  out  the  circumstances  which, in  the 
opinion  of  the  requesting  Party,  justify  the  submission 
of  such  a  request, 

the  Parties  shall  enter  into  consultations  within  one 
month  of  notification  of  the  request  at  the  latest,  with 
a  view  to  reaching  agreement  or  a  mutually~acceptable 
conclusion  within  one  further  month  at  the  latest, 

78 
* 

.  one  monti  re  errec  to  a?ove  or  tie 
y-'.-.  -. 
purpose  oi 
reaching  ngrecmeni  or  a  mutually 
Ai:::c\vi\\:h:  conclusion  may  b:  extended  by  common 
nccord. 

2. 
in 
The  Community  may  request  consultations 
accordance  with  paragraph  1  when  it  ascertains  that 
.during  a  particular  year  of  application  of  the  Protocol 
difficulties  arise  in  the  Community  or  one  of  its  regions 
due  to  a  sharp  and  substantial  increase,  by comparison  to 
the  preceding  year,  in  imports  of  a  given  category  of 
Group  I  subject  to  the  quantitative  limits  established 
pursuant  to  this  Protocol. 

3. 
At  the  request  of  either  Party, consultations  shall  be 
held  on  any  problems  arising  from  the  application  of  this 
Protocol.  Any  consultations  held  under  this  Article  shall 
take  place  in  a-spirit  of  cooperation  and  with  a  desire  to 
reconcile  the  differences  between  the  Parties. 

Article  16 

commercia'  and  technical  fields  connected  with  trade  and 
cooperation 
textile  and 
clothing  products,  and  to  assist  in  the  organization  of 
fairs  and  exhibitions  of  mutual  interest. 

in  the  textile 

industry  and 

Article  17 

As  regards  intellectual  property,  at  the  request  of  either 
Party,  consultations  shall  be  held  in  accordance  with  the 
procedure  laid  down  in  Article  15, with  a  view  to  finding 
the 
an  equitable  solution 
protection  of  marks,  designs  or  models  of  articles  of 
textile  and  clothing  products. 

to  problems  relating 

to 

Article  18 

1. 
Either  Party  may  at  any  time  propose  modifications 
to  this  Protocol  or  denounce  it,  provided  that  at  least  six 
months'  notice  is  given.  In  that  event,  the  Protocol  shall 
come  to  an  end  on  the  expiry  of  the  period  of  notice. 

The  Parties  undertake  to  promote  the  exchange  of  visits 
by  persons,  groups  and  delegations  from  business,  trade 
industrial, 
and 

industry,  to  facilitate  contacts  in  the 

2. 
The  Annexes,  Appendices  and  Agreed  Minutes 
attached  to  this  Protocol,  shall  form  an  integral  part 
thereof. 

77 

ANNEX  I 

PRODUCTS  REFERRED  TO  IN  ARTICLE  1 

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  arc  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  to  cover  garments  up  to  and  including 

commercial  size  86. 

GROUP  I A 

Description 

(3) 

Cotton  yarn,  not  put  up  for  retail  sale 

Table of equivalence 

pieces/kg 

g/piece 

(4) 

(5) 

Category 

CNcode 
1994 

(1) 

(2) 

5204  1 1 00 
5204  19  00 

5205 11 00 ' 
5205 12 00 
5205 13 00 
5205 14 00 
5205 15 10 
5205 15 90 
5205 21 00 
5205 22 00 
5205 23 00 
5205 24 00 
5205 25 10 
5205 25 30 
5205 25 90 
5205 3100 
5205 32 00 
5205 33 00 
5205 34 00 
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 
5206 21 00 
5206 22 00 
5206 23 00 
5206 24 00 
5206 25 10 
5206 25 90 
5206 3100 
5206 32 00 
5206 33 00 

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chenille  fabrics 

5512 
5512 
5512 
5512 
5512 
5512 
5512 
5512 
5512 

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

5513 11 10 
5513 1130 
5513 11 90 
5513 12 00 
5513 13 00 
5513 19 00 
5513 21 10 
5513 2130 
5513 2190 
5513 22 00 
5513 23 00 
5513 29 00 
5513 3100 
5513 32 00 
5513 33 00 
5513 39 00 
5513 4100 
5513 42 00 
5513 43 00 
5513 49 00 

5514 1100 
5514 12 00 
5514 13 00 
5514 19 00 
5514 21 00 
5514 22 00 
5514 23 00 
5514 29 00 
5514 3100 
5514 32 00 
5514 33 00 
5514 39 00 
5514 4100 
5514 42 00 
5514 43 00 
5514 49 00 

5515 11 10 
55151130 
5515 1190 
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 2190 
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5515 22 91 
5515 22 99 
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GROUP l B 

(3) 

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

(4) 

6,48 

(5) 

154 

6105 10 00 
6105 20 10 
6105 20 90 
6105 90 10 

6109 10 00 
6109 90 10 
6109 90 30 

6110 20 10 
6110 30 10 

6101 10 90 
610120 90 
6101 30 90 

6102 10 90 
6102 20 90 
6102 30 90 

6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 

1010 
10 31 
10 35 
10 38 
10 91 
10 95 
10 98 
20 91 
20 99 
30 91 
30 99 

6203 41 10 
6203 41 90 
6203 42 31 
6203 42 33 
6203 42 35 
6203 42 90 
6203 43 19 
6203 43 90 
6203 49 19 
6203 49 50 

6204 61 10 
6204 62 31 
6204 62 33 
6204 62 39 
6204 63 18 
6204 6918 

621132 42 
621133 42 
621142 42 
621143 42 

6106 10 00 
6106 20 00 
6106 90 10 

6206 20 00 
6206 30 00 
6206 40 00 

6 2 0 5 10  00 
6205 20  00 
6205  30  00 

twinsets,  cardigans, 
Jerseys,  pullovers,  slip-overs,  waistcoats, 
bed-jackets  and  jumpers  {other  than  jackets  and  blazers),  anoraks, 
windcheaters,  waister  jackets  and  the  like,  knitted  or  crocheted 

4,53 

221 

Men's  or  boys*  woven  breeches,  shorts  other  than  swimwcar  and 
trousers  (including  slacks);  women's  or  girls'  woven  trousers  and 
slacks,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres;  lower  parts  of 
tracksuits with  lining, other  than  category  16  or  29,  of  cotton  or  of 
man-made  fibres 

1,76 

568 

Women's  or  girls'  blouses,  shirts  and  shirt-blouses,  whether  or  not 
knitted  or crocheted,  of  wool,  cotton  or  man-made  fibres 

5t55 

180 

Men's or boys' shirts, other d\an knitted or crocheted, of wool, cotton 
or  man-made  fibres 

4,60 

217 

•85 

GROUP H  A 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

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 

Bed linen, other than knitted or crocheted 

(1) 

(2) 

20 

580211  00 
5802 19 00 

ex 6302 60 00 

6302 
6302 
6302 
6302 
6302 
6302 
6302 

2100 
22 90 
29 90 
31 10 
3190 
32 90 
39 90 

22 

5508 10 11 
5508 10 19 

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

5509 1100 
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 4190 
5509 42 10 
5509 42 90 
5509 51 00 
5509 52 10 
5509 52 90 
5509 53 00 
550959 00 
5509 61 10 
5509 61 90 
5509 62 00 
5509 69 00 
5509 91 10 
5509 9190 
5509 92 00 
5509 99 00 

22 (a) 

5508 10 19 

(a)  Of which acrylic 

5509 31 10 
5509 31 90 
5509 32 10 
5509 32 90 
5509 61 W 
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 

5510 1100 
5510 12 00 
5510 20 00 
5510 30 00 
5510 90 00 

8B 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

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

(1) 

32 

(2) 

5801  10 00 
5801 21 00 
5801 22 00 
580123 00 
580124 00 
5801 25 00 
5801 26 00 
58013100 
5801 32 00 
5801 33 00 
5801 34 00 
580135 00 
5801  36 00 

5802 20 00 
5802  3000 

32  (a) 

580122 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 

39 

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

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6115  12  00 
6115  19  10 
6115  1 9 90 
6115  2 0 11 
6115  20  90 
6115  9 1 00 
6115  92  00 
6115  93  10 
6115  93  30 
6115  93  99 
.  6115  99  00 

6 1 0 7 1 1 00 
6 1 0 7 12  00 
6107  19  00 

6108  2 1 00 
6108  22  00 
6108  29  0 0' 

6201  1 1 00 
ex  6201  12  10 
ex 6201  12  90 
ex 6201  13  10 
ex 6201  13  90 

6210  20  00 

6202  1 1 00 
ex 6202  12  10 
ex  6202  12  90 
ex 6202  13  10 
ex  6202  13  90 

6204  31  00 
6204  32  90 
6204  33  90 
6204  39  19 

6210  30  00 

6203  1 1 00 
6203  12  00 
6203  19  10 
6203  19  30 
6203  21  00 
6203  22  80 
6203  23  80 
6203  29  18 

6 2 1 1 32  31 
6 2 1 1 33  31 

6203  3 1 00 
6203  32  90 
6203  33  90 
6203  39  19 

6207  1 1 00 
6207  19  00 
6 2 0 7 21  00 
6207  22  00 
.  6207  29  00 
6207  91  10 
6207  91  90 

(1) 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

^ 

GROUP  II B 

<3> 

Panty-hose and tights, stockings, understockings, socks, ankle-socks, 
sockettes  and  the  like,  knitted  or  crocheted,  other  than  for  babies, 
including stockings for varicose veins, other than products of category 
70 

(4) 

24,3 
pairs 

(5) 

" 

41 

Men's or boys' underpants and briefs, women's or girls' knickers and 
briefs,  knitted  or  crocheted,  of  wool,  cotton  or  man-made  fibres 

17 

59 

Men's or boys' woven overcoats, raincoats and other coats, cloaks and 
capes,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made  textile  fibres  (other  than 
parkas)  (of  category  21) 

0,72 

1 3 89 

Women's or girls* woven overcoats, raincoats and other coats, cloaks 
and  capes; jackets  and  blazers,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made 
textile  fibres  (other  than  parkas)  (of  category  21) 

0,84 

1  190 

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 

0,80 

1 2 50 

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

1,43 

700 

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

-

88 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

18 
{cont'd) 

\3 

21 

24 . 

26 

27 

6207 92 00 
6207 99 00 
6208  1100 
6208  19 10 
6208  19 90 
6208 21 00 
6208 22 00 
6208 29 00 
6208  91 11 
6208 91  19 
6208  91 90 
6208 92 10 
6208 92 90 
6208 99 00 

6213 20 00 
6213  9000 

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

ex 6202  12 10 
ex 6202 12 90 
ex 6202 13 10 
ex 6202 13 90 
6202 91 00 
6202 92 00 
6202 93 00 

621132 41 
621133 41 
621142 41 
621143 41 

6107 21 00 
6107 22 00 
6107 29 00 
6107  9110 
6107  9190 
6107 92 00 
ex 6107 99 00 

6108  3110 
6108  3190 
6108  3211 
6108 32 19 
6108 32 90 
6108 39 00 
6108  9110. 
6108 91 90 
6108 92 00 
6108 99 10 

6104 4100 
6104 42 00 
6104 43 00 
6104 44 00 

6204 4100 
6204 42 00 
6204 43 00  . 
6204 44 00 

6104 5100  . 
6104 52 00 
6104 53 00 
6104 59 00 

J 

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

Handkerchiefs, other than knitted or crocheted 

Parkas; anoraks, windcheaters, waister jackets and the like, other than 
knitted or crocheted, of wool, of cotton or man-made fibres; upper 
parts of tracksuits with lining, other than category 16 or 29, of cotton 
or of  man-made fibres 

59 

2,3 

17 

435 

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

3'9 

-  257 

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

Women's  or  girls'  dresses,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made 
fibres 

3,1 

323 

Women's or girls' skirts, including divided skirts 

2,6 

385 

S9 

â 

(1) 

27 
(cont'd) 

28 

29 

( 

31 

68 

73 

76 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

Trousers,  bib  and  brace  overalls,  breeches  and  shorts  (other  than 
swimwear), knitted or crocheted, of wool, of conon or of man-made 
fibres 

1,61 

620 

Women's  or  girls'  suits  and  ensembles,  other  than  knitted  or 
crocheted,  of  wool, of cotton  or of  man-made fibres, excluding ski 
suits; women's or girls* tracksuits with lining, with an outer shell of an 
identical  fabric, of conon  or of  man-made  fibres 

1,37 

730 

(2) 

6204  51 00 
6204 52 00 
6204 53 00 
6204 59 10 

6103 41 10 
6103 4190 
6103  4210 
6103 42 90 
6103 43 10 
6103 43 90 
6103 49 10 
6103 49 91 

6104 61 10 
6104 61 90 
6104  6210 
6104 62 90 
6104 63 10 
6104 63 90 
6104 69 10 
6104 69 91 

6204 11 00 
6204  12 00 
6204  13 00 
6204  19 10 
6204 21 00 
6204 22 80 
6204 23 80 
6204 29 18 

621142 31 
621143 31 

621210 00 

Brassières, woven, knitted or crocheted 

18,2 

55 

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

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

1,67 

600 

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 

~ 

6111  1090 
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  1100 
6112  12 00 
6112  19 00 

6203 22 10 
6203 23 10 
6203 29 11 
6203  3210 
6203 33 10 
6203  3911 
6203 42 11 
6203 42 51 
6203 43 11 
6203 43 31 
6203 4911 
6203 49 31 

90- à 

(1) 

.  76 
(cont'd) 

77 

78 

83 

<3) 

(4) 

(5) 

(2) 

6204 22 10 
6204 23 10 
6204 29 11 
6204 32 10 
6204 33 10 
6204 3911 
6204 6211 
6204 62 51 
6204 6311 
6204 63 31 
6204 69 11 
6204 69 31 

621132 10 
621133 10 
62114210 
6211 43 10 

ex 621120 00 

Ski suits, other than knitted or crocheted 

Garments, other than  knitted or crocheted, excluding  garments of 
categories 6,7, 8,14,15,16,17,18, 21,26, 27,29, 68, 72, 76 and 
77 

) 

-

Overcoats, jackets, blazers and other garments, including ski suits, 
knitted or crocheted, excluding garments of categories 4,5,7,13,24, 
26, 27, 28, 68, 69, 72, 73, 74 and 75 

. ' 

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

6204 61 80 
6204 61 90 
620462 59 
6204 62 90 
6204 63 39 
6204 63 90 
6204 69 39 
6204 69 SO 

6210 40 00 
6210 50 00 

.  62113100 
621132 90 
621133 90 
62114100 
621142 90 
6211 43 90 

61011010 
61012010 
6101 30 10 

6102  1010 
6102 20 10 
6102 30 10 

6103 3100 
6103 32 00 
6103 33 00 
ex 6103 39 00 

6104  3100 
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 

m 

91 

V^-

, • • '

- *' 

(1) 

33 

(2) 

5407 2011 

GROUP HI  A 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

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

6305  3191 
6305 31 99 

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

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 

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 5100 
5407 52 00 
5407 53 10 
5407 53 90 
5407 54 00 
5407 6010 
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 8100 
5407 82 00 
5407 83 10 
5407 83 90 
5407 84 00 
5407 9100 
5407 92 00 
5407 93 10 
5407 93 90 
5407 94 00 

ex 581100 00 

ex 5905 00 70 

5407 4210 
5407 42  90 
5407 43 00 
5407 44 10 
5407 44 90 
5407 52 00 
5407 S3 10 
5407 53 90 
5407 54 00 
5407 60 30 
5407 60 51 
5407 60 59 
5407 60 90 

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

(a)  Of which: 

Other than unbleached or bleached 

/£  à 

AJ 

(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 581100 00 

,  ex 5905 00 70 

5408 10 00 
5408 2100 
5408 22 10 
5408 22 90 
5408 23 10 
5408 23 90 
5408 24 00 
5408  3100 
5408 32 00 
5408 33 00 
5408 34 00 

ex 5811 00 00 

ex 5905 00 70 

540810 00 
5408 22 10 
5408 22 90 
5408 23 10 
5408 23 90 
5408 24 00 
5408 32 00 
5408 33 00 
5408 34 00 

ex 5811 00 00 

ex 5905 00 70 

55161100 
551612 00 
5516 13 00 
551614 00 
5516 2100. 
5516 22 00 
5516 2310 
5516 23 90' 
5516 24 00 
5516 31 00 
5516 32 00 
5516 33 00 
5516 34 00 
5516 4100 
5516 42 00 
5516 43 00 
5516 44 00 
5516 9100 

c 

rë. 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

•• 

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

(a)  Of  which: 

• 

Other  than  unbleached  or bleached 

Woven fabrics of artificial  staple fibres 

< 

» 

-

93 k 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

(a)  Of which: 

Other than unbleached or bleached 

(1) 

37 
(cont'd) 

37(a) 

(2) 

5516 92 00 
5516 93 00 
5516 94 00 

5803 90 50 

ex 5905 00 70 

5516  12 00 
5516  13 00 
551614 00 
5516 22 00 
5516  2310 
5516 23 90 
5516 24 00 
5516 32 00 
5516 33 00 
5516 34 00 
5516 42 00 
5516 43 00 
5516 44 00 
5516 92 00 
5516 93 00 
5516 94 00 

C 

ex 5803 90 50 

ex 5905 00.70 

38 A 

38 B 

40 

( 

41 

6002 43  11V 
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 

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 

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 

54011011 
5401  10 19 

5402 10 10 
5402 10 90 
5402 20 00-
5402 31 10 
5402 3130 
5402 31 90 
5402 32 00 
5402 33 10 
5402 33 90 
5402 39 10 
5402 39 90 
5402 4910 
5402 49 91 
. 5402 49 99 
5402 51  10 
5402 51 30 

• 

• 

, 

m. 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

(1) 

41 
(cont'd) 

. 

(2) 

5402  5 1 90 
5402  5 2 10 
5402  52  90 
5402  59  10 
5402  59  90 
5402  61  10 
5402  61  30 
5402  6 1 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 

Yarn  of  artificial  fibres;  yarn  of  anificial  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  4 1 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 

5207  10  00 
5207  90  00 

5401  10  90 
5401  20  90 

5406  10  00 
5406  20  00 

5508  20  90 

5 5 1 1 30  00 

5105  10  00 
5105  21  00 
5105  29  00 
5105  30  10 
5105  30  90 

5106  10  10 
5106  10  90 
5 1 0 6 2 0 11 
5106  20  19 
5106  20  91 
5106  20  99 

5108  10  10 
5108  10  90 

5 1 0 7 10  10 
5107  10  90 
5107  2 0 10 
5107  20  30 

46 

47 

48 

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

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

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

• 

.-' 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

48 
(cont'd) 

49 

50 

51 

53 

54 

55 

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

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

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 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 

1100 
19 10 
19 90 
20 00 
3010 
30 30 
30 90 
90 10 
90 91 
90 93 
90 99 

5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 

1100 
19 10 
19 90 
20  00 
30  10 
30  30 
30  90 
90  10 
90  91 
90  93 
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 

56 

5508 10 90 

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

58 

5511 1000 
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) 

96 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

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

(1) 

59 

(2) 

570210 00 
5702 31 10 
5702 3130 
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 5100 
5702 52 00 
ex 5702 59 00 
5702 91 00 
5702 92 00 
ex 5702 99 00 

5703 10 10 
5703 10 90 
5703 20 11 
5703 20 19 
5703 20 91 
5703 20 99 
5703 3011 
5703 3019 
5703 30 51 
•  5703 30 59 

5703 30 91 
5703 30 99 
5703 9010 
5703 90 90 

5704 10 00 
5704 90 00 

5705 00 10 
5705 00 31 
5705 00 39 

ex 5705 00 90 

60 

5805  00 00 

Tapestries,  hand-made,  of  die  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 

61 

ex 5806 10 00 
5806 20 00 
5806 3110 
5806 3190 
5806 32 10 
5806 32 90 
5806 39 00 
5806 40 00 

Narrow  w6ven  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  • 

62 

5606 00 91 
5606 00 99 

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

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 

5804 1011 
5804 10 19 
5804 10 90 
5804 21 Î0 
5804 21 90 
5804 29 10 
5804 29 90 
5804 30 00 

97 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

62 
(cont'd) 

5807 10 10 
5807 10 90 

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

5808 10 00 
5808 90 00 

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

Embroidery,  in the piece, in strips or in  motifs 

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

Raschel  lace  and long-pile  fabric  of synthetic  fibres 

5810 10 10 
581010 90 
581091 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 

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 

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 
91 90 
92 10 
92 30 
92 50 
92 90 
99 10 

ex 6002 10 10 
6002 2010 
6002 20 39 
6002 20 50 
6002 20 70 
ex 6002 30 10 
6002 4100 
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 

98 

(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 
630120 99 
6301 30 90 
ex 6301 40 90 
ex 6301 90 90 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

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

/ 

99\2( 

GROUP III B 

(3) 

Gloves,  mittens  and  mitts,  knitted or crocheted 

(4) 

17 
pairs 

(5) 

59 

Knined  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; knined or crocheted  blankets 
and travelling-rugs, other knined or crocheted articles including parts 
of  garments  or  of  clothing  accessories 

(1) 

10 

(2) 

6111 10 10 
611120 10 
611130 10 
ex 6111 90 00 

6116 10 10 
6116 10 90 
6116 9100 
6116 92 00 
6116 93 00 
6116 99 00 

67 

5807  90  90 

6113  0 0 10 

6117  1 0 00 
6117  20  00 
6 1 1 7 8 0 10 
6117  80  90 
6117  90  00 

6301  20  10 
6301  30  10 
6 3 0 1 40  10 
6301 90 10 

6302 1010 
630210 90 
6302 40 00 
ex 6302 60 00 

6303 1100 
6303 12 00 
6303 19 00 

6304 1100 
6304 9100 

ex 6305 20 00 
ex 63Ô5 39 00 
ex 6305 90 00 
6305  3 1 10 

6307  10  10 
6307  9 0 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 2019 
6115 93 91 

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

7,8 

128 

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

30,4 
pairs 

33 

Women's  full-length  hosiery  of  synthetic  fibres 

<£>.! 

100: 

(1) 

72-

74 

75 

84 

85 

86 

87 

88 

(2) 

6112 31 10 
6112  3190 
61123910 
6112 39 90 
61124110 
61124190 
61124910 
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  1100 
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  9010 

(3) 

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

(4) 

9,7 

(5) 

103 

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

1,54 

650 

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

0,80 

1250 

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

6215 20 00 
6215 90 00 

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

17,9 

56 

V 

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

8,8 

114 

Gloves, mittens and  mitts, not  knitted  or  crocheted 

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 

s 

6212 20 00 
6212-30 00 
6212 90 00 

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

6216 00 00 

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

6217 10 00 
6217 90 00 

101 à 

M) 

90 

91 

93 

94 

95 

96 

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

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

(2) 

5607 41 00 
5607 49 11 
5607 49 19 
5607 49 90 
5607 5011 
5607 50 19 
5607 50 30 
560750 90 

6306 21 00 
6306 22 00 
6306 29 00 

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 

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

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

5601 10 10 
5601 10 90 
5601 21 10 
5601 21 90 
5601 22 10 
560122 91 
5601 22 99 
5601 29 00 
5601 30 00 

5602 
5602 
5602 
5602 
5602 
5602 
5602 

1019 
1031 
10 39 
10 90 
2100 
29 90 
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 9210 
6303 99 10 

102 

^ 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

96 
(cont'd) 

97 

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

ex 6305 39 00 

6307 10 30 
ex 6307 90 99 

5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 

11 11 
11 19 
11 91 
1199 
1911 
1919 
1931 
19 39 
1991 
19 99 
90 00 

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

98 

5609 00 00 

5905  0010 

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

99 

5901 10 00 
5901 90 00 

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 

5904 10 00 
5904 91 10 
5904 9190 
5904 92 00 

5906 10 10 
5906 10 90 
5906 9910 
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 

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 

101 

ex 5607 90 00 

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

109 

63061100 
6306  12 00 
6306  19 00 
6306 31 00 
6306 39 00 

Tarpaulins, sails, awnings, and sunblinds 

103 

(1) 

110 

111 

(2) 

6306  4 1 00 
6306  49  00 

6306  91  00 
6306  99  00 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

Woven  pneumatic  mattresses 

Camping  goods,  woven,  other  than  pneumatic  mattresses  and  tents 

112 

6307 20 00 
ex 6307 90 99 

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

113 

6307  10  90 

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

Woven  fabrics  and  articles  for  technical  uses 

114 

5902 
5902 
5902 
5902 
5902 
5902 

10 10 
10 90 
20 10 
20 90 
90 10 
90 90, 

5908 00 00 

5909 00 10 
5909 00 90 

5910 00 00 

5911 
ex 5911 
5911 
5911 
5911 
5911 
5911 
5911 
5911 
5911 

10 00 
20 00 
31 11 
31 19 
31 90 
32 10 
32 90 
40 00 
90 10 
90 90 

10^ 

GROUP IV 

(3) 

Flax or ramie yarn 

(4) 

(5) 

(1) 

115 

117 

(2) 

5306  1011 
5306  1019 
5306  10 31 
5306  10 39 
5306  10 50 
5306  10 90 
5306 2011 
5306 20 19 
5306 20 90 

5308  9011 
5308 90 13 
5308 90 19 

5309  11 11 
5309  1119 
5309 11 90 
5309  1910 
5309  19 90 
5309 21 10 
5309 21 90 
5309 29 10 
5309 29 90 

53110010 

5803 90 90 

5905 00 31 
5905 00 39 

118 

6302 2910 
6302 39 10 
6302 39 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 

Woven fabrics of  flax or of ramie 

. 

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

i 

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

121 

ex 5607 90 00 

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

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 

123 

5801 90 10 

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

6214 90 90 

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

' 

'-

• 

105 

GROUP V 

(3) 

Synthetic  staple  fibres 

(4) 

(5) 

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

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

Artificial  staple  fibres 

(1) 

124 

125 A 

125 B 

126 

(2) 

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

5503  10  11 
5503  1 0 19 
5503  10  90 
5503  20  00 
5503  30  00 
5503  40  00 
5503  9 0 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  10  10 
5404  10  90 
5404  90  11 
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 

127 A 

5403  31  00 
ex  5403  32  00 
5403  33  10 

Yarn of artificial filaments (continuous) not put up for retail sale, other 
than -yarn of  category  42 

127 B 

5405  00.00 
ex  5604  90  00 

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

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 

128 

129 

130 A 

C2 

-

10 

(1) 

130 B 

131 

132 

133 

134 

135 

136 

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

(3) 

(4) 

<5> 

(2) 

5005 00 10 

5005 00 90 

5006 00 90 

ex 5604 90 00 

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 

. 

500710 00 
5007 20 10 
5007 20 19 
5007  2021 
5007 20 31 
5007 20 39 
5007 2041 
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 591120 00 

137 

ex 5801 90 90 

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

ex 5806 10 00 

138 

531100 90 

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

ex 5905 00 90 

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 

141 

ex 6301 90 90 

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

-

107 

(» 

142 

144 

145 

(3) 

(4)' 

(5) 

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

(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 

Felt  of  coarse  animal  hair 

5607  30  00 
ex  5607  90  00 

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

146  A 

ex  5607 21  00 

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

146 B 

ex  5607  21  00 
5607  2 9 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 

146  C 

5 6 0 7 10  00 

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

147 

5003  90  00 

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

148  A 

5307  10  10 
5307  10  90 
5307  20  00 

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

148 B 

5308  10  00 

Coir  yarn 

149 

150 

5 3 1 0 10  90 
ex  53.10 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 

5905  00  50 
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  3 9 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 

5 6 0 2 1 0 11 

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

153 

6305  1 0 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 

-

108 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

154 

5001 00 00 

Silkworm  cocoons  suitable  for  reeling 

5002 00 00 

Raw  silk  (not  thrown) 

5003 10 00 

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 

5101 11 00 
5101 19 00 
5101 21 00 
510129 00 
5101 30 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 textilis  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 
530130 90 

5305 91 00 
5305 99 00 

5201 00 10 
5201 00 90 

5202 10 00 
5202 91 00 
5202 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 00 

5305 1100 
5305 19 00 
5305 91 00 
5305 99 00 

156 

6106 90 30 

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

ex 6110 90 90 

109 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

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

(1) 

157 

(2) 

6101 90 10 
6101 90 90 

6102 9010 
6102 90 90 

ex 6103 39 00 
6103 49 99 

ex 6104 19 00 
ex 6104*29 00 
ex 6104 39 00 
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  1.0 
ex  6110  90  90 

ex 6111  90  00 

6114  90  00 

159 

6204  49  10 
6206  10  00 

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

6214  10  00 

6215  10  00 

Shawls, scarves, mufflers,  mantillas, veils and the like, not knitted  or 
crocheted,  of  sjlk  or  silk  waste 
Ties,  bow  ties  and  cravats  of  silk  or  silk  waste 

160 

6213  10  00 

Handkerchiefs  of  silk  or  silk  waste 

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

161 

6201 19 00 
6201 99 00 

6202 19 00 
6202 99 00 

6203 19 90 
6203 29 90 
6203 39 90 
6203 49 90 

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 
6 2 1 1 39  00 
6 2 1 1 49  00 

Em 

V 

ANNEX  II 

Produas  without  quantitative  limits  subject to  the double-checking  system  referred  to  in  Article  2  (2)  of  this 
Protocol 

(The  full  product  descriptions  of  the  categories  listed  in  this  Annex  are  to  be  found  in  Annex  I  of  this 
Protocol.) 

Categories 

1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
13 
20 
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117 
118 

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* 

^ 

111 

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Appendix  A 

TITLE I 

CLASSIFICATION 

Article  1 

TITLE II 

ORIGIN 

Article  2 

The  competent  authorities  of 

1. 
the  Community 
the 
undertake 
combined  nomenclature  (CN)  before  the  date  of  their 
entry  into  force  in  the  Community. 

inform  Estonia  of  any  changes 

to 

in 

authorities  of 

The  competent 

the  Community 
2. 
undertake  to  inform  the  competent  authorities  of  Estonia 
of  any  decisions  relating  to  the  classification  of  products 
subject  to  the  present  Protocol,  within  one'month  of  their 
shall 
adoption 
include: 

latest.  Such  communication 

the 

at 

i 

k)  a  description  of  the  products  concerned; 

(b) 

the  relevant  category  and  the  related  CN  codes; 

(c) 

the  reasons  which  have  led  to  the  decision. 

from 

results 

3.  Where  a  decision  on  classification 
in  a 
change  of  classification  practice  or  a  change  of  category 
of  any  product  subject  to  the  Protocol,  the  competent 
authorities  of  the  Community  "shall  provide  30  days' 
Community's 
notice, 
communication,  before  the  decision  is  put  into  effect. 
Products  shipped  before  the  date  of  entry  into  effect  of 
earlier 
the  decision 
shall 
in 
classification  practice,  provided 
the 
question 
Community  within  60  days  of  that  date. 

to 
the 
the  goods 

are  presented 

importation 

remain 

subject 

date 

into 

that 

the 

the 

for 

of 

, 

4.  Where  a  Community  decision  on  classification 
^ u l t i ng  in  a  change  of  classification  practice  or  a  change 
'of  categorization  of  any  product  subject  to  the  Protocol 
affects  a  category  subject 
the 
Parties  agree  to  enter  into  consultation  in  accordance 
the 
with 
Protocol  with  a  view  to  honouring  the  obligation  under 
the  second  subparagraph  of  Article  11 
the 
Protocol. 

the  procedures  described 

in  Article  15  of 

to  quantitative 

(1)  of 

limits, 

In 

case  of 

divergent  opinions  between 

5. 
the 
competent  Community  and  Estonian  authorities  at  the 
point  of  entry  into  the  Community  on  the  classification 
of  products  covered  by  the  present  Protocol,  classification 
shall  provisionally  be  based  on  indications  provided  by 
the  Community,  pending  consultations 
in  accordance 
with  Article  15  with  a  view  to  reaching  agreement  on 
definitive  classification  of  the  products  concerned. 

in 

Produas  originating  in  Estonia  for  export  to  the 
1. 
Community 
arrangements 
established  by  this  Protocol  shall  be  accompanied  by  a 
certificate  of  Estonian  origin  conforming  to  the  model 
annexed  to  this  Appendix. 

accordance  with 

the 

The  certificate  of  origin  shall  be  certified  by  the 
2. 
competent  Estonian  organizations  authorized  under  the 
Estonian  legislation  if  the  products  in  question  can  be 
considered  products  originating  in  that  country  within 
the  meaning  of  the  relevant  Community  rules. 

3.  However,  the  products  in  Groups  III, IV and  V  may 
be  imported  into  the  Community  in  accordance  with  the 
arrangements  established  by  this  protocol  on  production 
of  a  declaration  by  the  exporter  on  the  invoice  or  other 
commercial  document  relating  to  the  products  to  the 
effect  that  the  products  in  question  originate  in  Estonia 
within  the  meaning  of  the  relevant  Community  rules. 

4. 
The  certificate  of  origin  referred  to  in  paragraph  1 
shall  not  be  required  for  import  of  goods  covered  by  a 
movement  certificate  EUR.  1  or  Form  EUR.  2  completed 
in  accordance  with  the  relevant  Community  rules. 

Article  3 

shall  be 

The  certificate  of  origin 
issued  only  on 
application  having  been  made  in  writing  by  the  exporter 
or,  under  the  exporter's  responsibility,  by  his  authorized 
representative.  The  competent  Estonian  organizations 
authorized  under  Estonian  legislation  shall  ensure  that 
the  certificate  of  origin  is  properly  completed  and  for  this 
purpose  they  shall  call  for  any  necessary  documentary 
evidence  or  carry  out  any  check  which  they  consider 
appropiate. 

Article  4 

Where  different  criteria  for  determining  origin  are  laid 
down  for  products  falling  within  the  same  category,  the 
certificates  or  declarations  of  origin  must  contain  a 
sufficiently  detailed  description  of  the  goods  so  as  to 
enable  the  criterion  to  be  determined,  on  the  basis  of 
which  the  certificate  was  issued  or  the  declaration  drawn 
up. 

tf 

11.2 

Article  5 

Article  8 

slight  discrepancies  between 

The  discovery  of 
the 
statements  made  in  the  certificate  of  origin  and  those 
made  in  the  documents  produced  to  the  customs  office 
for 
for 
importing  the  products  shall  not  ipso  facto  cast  doubt 
upon  the  statements  in  the  certificate. 

the  purpose  of  carrying  out 

the  formalities 

TITLE III 

DOUBLE-CHECKING  SYSTEM 

S e c t i on  I 

Exportation 

Article  6 

issue  an 
The  competent  authorities  of  Estonia  shall 
export  licence  in  respect  of  all  consignments  from  Estonia 
of  textile  products  subject  to  any  definitive  or  provisional 
quantitative  limits  established  pursuant  to  Article  5 of  the 
Protocol,  up  to  the  relevant  quantitative  limits  as  may  be 
modified  by  Articles  4,  6  and  8  of  the  Protocol,  as  well  as 
to  a 
of  all  consignments  of 
double-checking  system  without  quantitative 
limits  as 
provided  for  in  Article  2(2)  and  (3)  of  the  Protocol. 

textile  products  subject 

Article  7 

For  products  subject  to  quantitative  limits  under 
1. 
to  the 
this  Protocol  the  export  licence  shall  conform 
model  1  annexed  to  this  Appendix  and  it  shall  be  valid 
for  exports  throughout  the  customs  territory  to  which  the 
Treaty  establishing 
the  European  Community  applies. 
However,  where  the  Community  has  made  recourse  to 
the  provisions  of  Articles  5  and  7  of  the  Protocol  in 
accordance  with  the  provision  of  the  Agreed  Minute 
No  1,  or  to  the  Agreed  Minute  No  2,  the  textile  products 
covered  by  the  export  licences  can  only  be  put  into  free 
circulation  in  the  region(s)  of  the  Community  indicated  in 
those  licences. 

limits  have  been 

2.  Where  quantitative 
introduced 
pursuant  to  this  Protocol,  each  export  licence  must  certify 
inter  alia  that  the  quantity  of  the  product  in  question  has 
been  set  off  against  the  quantitative  limit  established  for 
the  category  of  the  products  concerned  and  shall  only 
cover  one  category  of  products  subject  to  quantitative 
limits.  It  may  be  used  for  one  or  more  consignments  of 
the  products  in  question. 

limits 

For  products  subject  to  a  double-checking  system 
3. 
without  quantitative 
licence  shall 
conform  to  the  model  2  annexed  to  this  Appendix.  It 
shall  only  cover  one  category  of  products  and  may  be 
used  for  one  or  more  consignments  of  the  products  in 
question. 

the  export 

The  competent  authorities  of  the  Community  must  be 
informed  immediately  of  the  withdrawal  or  modification 
of  any  export  licence  already  issued. 

Article  9 

1. 
Exports  of  textile  products  subject  to  quantitative 
limits  pursuant  to  this  Protocol  shall  be  set  off  against 
the  quantitative  limits  established  for  the  year  in  which 
the  shipment  of  the  goods  has  been  effected,  even  if  the 
export  licence  is  issued  after  such  shipment. 

For  the  purpose  of  applying  paragraph  1,  shipment 
2. 
of  the  goods  is  considered  to  have  taken  place  on  the 
date  of  their  loading  onto  the  exporting  aircraft,  vehicle 
or  vessel. 

Article  10 

The  presentation  of  an  export  licence,  in  application  of 
than 
Article  12  hereafter,  shall  be  effected  not 
31  March  of  the  year  following  that  in  which  the  goods 
covered  by  the  licence  have  been  shipped. 

later 

Section  II 

Importation 

Article  11 

into 

Importation 
textile  products 
the  Community  of 
subject  to  quantitative  limits  or  to  a  double-checking 
system  pursuant  to  this  Protocol  shall  be  subject  to  the 
presentation  of  an  import  authorization. 

Article  12 

1. 
The  competent  authorities  of  the  Community  shall 
issue  the  import  authorization  referred  to  in  Article  11 
above,  within  five  working  days  of  the  presentation  by 
the  importer  of  the  original  of  the  corresponding  export 
licence. 

The 

2. 
import  authorizations  concerning  products 
subject  to  quantitative  limits  under  this  Protocol  shall  be 
valid  for  six  months  from  the  date  of  their  issue  for 
imports  throughout  the  customs  territory  to  which  the 
Treaty  establishing  the  European  Community  is  applied. 
the 
However,  where  the  Community  has  recourse  to 
in 
the  Protocol 
provisions  af  Articles  5  and  7  of 
accordance  with  the  provisions  of  the  Agreed  Minute 
No  1,  or  to  the  Agreed  Minute  No  2,  the  products 
covered  by  the  import  licences  can  only  be  put  into  free 
circulation  in  the  region(s)  of  the  Community  indicated  in 
those  licences. 

3. 
The  import  authorizations  for  products  subject  to  a 
double-checking  system  without  quantitative  limits  shall 

tës 

i  1  s 

be  valid  for  six  months  from  the  date  of  their  issue  for 
imports  throughout  the  customs  territory  to  which  the 
Treaty 
is 
applicable. 

the  European  Community 

establishing 

4. 
The  competent  authorities  of  the  Community  shall 
cancel  the  import  authorization  already  issued  whenever 
the  corresponding  export  licence  has  been  withdrawn. 

However,  if  the  competent  authorities  of  the  Community 
arc  notified  of  the  withdrawal  or  the  cancellation  of  the 
export  licence  only  after  the  importation  of  the  products 
into  the  Community,  the  relevant  quantities  shall  be  set 
off  against 
the 
the  quantitative 
caregory  and  the  quota  year  concerned. 

limits  established  for 

Article  13 

the  quantitative 

in  any  year  exceed 

1. 
If  the  competent  authorities  of  the  Community  find 
that  the  total  quantities  covered  by  export  licences  issued 
by  the  competent  authorities  of  Estonia  for  a  particular 
category 
limit 
established  in  accordance  with  Article  5  of  the  Protocol 
for  that  category,  as  may  be  modified  by  Articles  4,  6  and 
8  of  the  Protocol,  the  said  authorities  mav  suspend  the 
further  issue  of  import  authorizations.  In  this  event,  the 
competent 
shall 
of 
immediately  inform 
the  authorities  of  Estonia  and  the 
special  consultation  procedure  set  out  in  Article  15  of  the 
Protocol  shall  be  initiated  forthwith. 

the  Communiry 

authorities 

2. 
Exports  of  products  of  Estonian  origin  subject  to 
quantitative  limits  or  double-checking  system  and  not 
covered  by  Estonian  export  licences  issued  in  accordance 
with  the  provisions  of  this  Appendix  may  be  refused  an 
import  authorization  by 
the  competent  Community 
authorities. 

by 

However,  without  prejudice  to  Article  6  of  the  Protocol, 
the 
import  of  such  products 
if 
the 
Community 
the 
competent 
the 
Community,  the  quantities  involved  shall  not  be  set  off 
limits  established 
against 
pursuant  to  this  Protocol,  without  the  express  agreement 
o(  the  competent  authorities  of  Estonia. 

is  allowed 
into 
authorities  of 

the  appropiate  quantitative 

TITLE IV 

FORM  AND  PRODUCTION  OF  EXPORT  LICENCES  AND 
CERTIFICATES OF  ORIGIN,  AND  COMMON  PROVISIONS 
CONCERNING  EXPORTS  TO  THE  COMMUNITY 

Article  14 

1. 
The  export  licence  and  the  certificate  of  origin  may 
comprise  additional  copies  duly  indicated  as  such.  They 

shall  be  made  out  in  English  or  French.  If  they  rare 
completed  by hand, entries  must  be  in  ink  and  in  printed 
script.  These  documents  shall  measure  210  x  297  mm. 
The  paper  used  shall  be  white  writing  paper,  sized,  not 
containing  mechanical  pulp,  and  weighing  not  less  than 
25  g/m2.  If  the  documents  have  several  copies  only  the 
top  copy,  which  is  the  original,  shall  be  printed  with  the 
guilloche  pattern  background.  This  copy  shall  be  dearly 
marked  as  'original'  and  the  other  copies  as  'copies*. 
Only  the  original  shall  be  accepted  by  the  compétent 
authorities  of  the  Community  as  being  valid  for  the 
purpose  of  export  to  the  Community  in  accordance  with 
the  provisions  of  the  Protocol. 

Each  document  shall  bear  a  standardized  serial 
it  can  be 

2. 
number,  whether  or  not  printed,  by  which 
identified. 

This  number 
elements: 

shall  be  composed  of 

the 

following 

—  two 

letters 
follows:  EE, 

identifying 

the  exporting  country  as 

—  rwo  letters  identifying  the  intended  Member  State  of 

customs  clearance  as  follows: 
At  *  Austria 

BL  =  Benelux, 

DE  =  Federal  Republic  of  Germany 

DK  =  Denmark 

EL  =  Greece 

ES  =  Spam 
FI.  -  Finland 
FR  =  France 

GB  =  United  Kingdom 

IE  =  Ireland 

IT  =  Italy 
PT  =  Portugal 
SE  =  Sweden 

—  a  one-digit  number  identifying  quota  year  or  export 
year  where  applicable,  corresponding  to  the  last  figure 
in  the  respective  year,  e.g.  4  tor  1994, 

—  a  two-digit  number  from  01  to  99,  identitving  the 
particular  issuing  of tue  concerned  in  the  exporting 
country, 

—  a  five-digit  numlvrr  running  consecutively  from  00001 
to  99999  allocated  to  the  intended  Member  State  of 
customs  clearance 

ArtuU 

IS 

The  export  licence  ana  (he  certificate  of  origin  may  be 
issued  after  the  shipment  of  the  rjroducts  to  which  they 
relate.  In  such  cases  thev  must  bear  the  endorsement 
'délivre  a  posteriori'  or 
'issued 
retrospectively' 

endorsement 

the 

/ 

/ ' -' 

Article  16 

1. 
In  the  event  of  a  theft,  loss  or  destruction  of  an 
export  licence  or  a  certificate  of  origin,  the  exporter  may 
apply  to  the  competent  Estonian  authorities  which  issued 
the  document  for  a  duplicate  to  be  made  out  on  the  basis 
of  the  export  documents  in  his  possession.  The  duplicate 
of  any  such  certificate  or  licence  so  issued  shall  bear  the 
endorsement  'duplicata'  or  'duplicate'. 

Estonian  authorities,  giving,  where  appropriate 
the 
reasons  of  form  or  substance  which  justify  an  enquiry  If 
the  invoice  has  been  submitted,  such  invoice  or  a  conv 
thereof  shall  be  attached 
the 
licence  or  their  copies.  The  authorities  shall  also  forward 
any  information  that  has  been  obtained  suggesting  that 
the  particulars  given  on  the  said  certificate  or  licence  are 
inaccurate. 

to  the  certificate  or  to 

The  duplicate  shall  bear  the  date  of  the  original 

2. 
export  licence  or  certificate  of  origin. 

The  provisions  of  paragraph  1  above  shall  also 
3. 
apply  to  subsequent  verifications  of  the  declarations  of 
origin  provided  for  in  Article  2  of  this  Appendix. 

TITLE V 

ADMINISTRATIVE  COOPERATION 

Article  17 

The  Community  and  Estonia  shall  cooperate  closely  in 
the  implementation  of  the  provisions  of  this  Appendix. 
To  this  end,  contacts  and  exchange  of  views,  including  on 
technical  matters,  shall  be  facilitated  by  both  Parties. 

Article  18 

the  correct  application  of 

to  ensure 
this 
In  order 
Appendix, 
the  Community  and  Estonia  offer  mutual 
assistance  for  the  checking  of  the  authenticity  and  the 
accuracy  of  export 
licences  and  certificates  of  origin 
issued  or  of  any  declarations  made  within  the  terms  of 
this  Appendix. 

Article  19 

to 

shall 

transmit 

issue  and  verify 

the  Commission  of 

Estonia 
the 
to 
European  Communities  the  names  and  addresses  of  the 
the  export 
authorities  competent 
licences  and 
together  with 
the  certificates  of  origin, 
specimens  of  the  stamps  used  by  these  authorities  and 
specimen  signatures  of  officials  responsible  for  signing  the 
export  licences  and  the  certificates  of  origin.  Estonia  shall 
also  notify 
this 
information. 

the  Community  of  any  change 

in 

Article  20 

1. 
Subsequent  verification  of  certificates  of  origin  or 
export 
licences  shall  be  carried  out  at  random,  or 
the  competent  Community  authorities  have 
whenever 
reasonable  doubt  as  to  the  authenticity  of  the  certificate 
or 
information 
regarding  the  true  origin  of  the  products  in  question. 

licence  or  as  to  the  accuracy  of  the 

2. 
the 
In  such  cases,  the  competent  authorities  in 
Community  shall  return  the  certificate  of  origin  or  the 
the  competent 
export 

licence  or  a  copy 

thereof 

to 

three  months  at 

The  results  of  the  sebsequent  verifications  carried 
4. 
out  in  accordance  with  paragraphs  1  and  2  above  shall 
to  the  competent  authorities  of  the 
be  communicated 
latest.  The 
Community  within 
information  communicated  shall 
the 
disputed  certificate,  licence  or  declaration,  applies  to  the 
goods  actually  exported  and  whether  these  goods  are 
eligible  for  export  under  the  arrangements  established  by 
the  Protocol.  The  information  shall  also  include,  at  the 
request  of  the  Community,  copies  of  all  documentation 
necessary  to  fully  determine  the  facts,  and  in  particular, 
the  true  origin  of  the  goods. 

indicate  whether 

the 

Should  such  verifications  reveal  systematic  irregularities 
in  the  use  of  declarations  of  origin,  the  Community  may 
subject 
the 
the  products 
provisions  of  Article  2(1)  of  this  Appendix. 

in  question 

imports  of 

to 

For 

5. 
the  purpose  of  subsequent  verification  of 
certificates  of  origin,  copies  of  the  certificates  as  well  as 
any  export  documents  referring  to  them  shall  be  kept  for 
at 
competent  Estonian 
least 
authorities. 

years 

two 

the 

by 

Recourse 

6. 
random  verification  procedure 
specified  in  this  Article  must  not  constitute  an  obstacle  to 
the  release  for  home  use  of  the  produas  in  question. 

the 

to 

Article  21 

to 

available 

the  verification  procedure  referred 
information 

in 
1.  Where 
Article  20  or  where 
the 
competent  authorities  of  the  Community  or  of  Estonia 
indicates  or  appears  to  indicate  that  the  provisions  of  this 
Protocol  are  being  circumvented  or  infringed,  the  Parties 
shall  cooperate  closely  and  with  the  appropriate  urgency 
or 
any 
in  order 
infringement. 

such  circumvention 

to  prevent 

to 

2. 
To  this  end,  the  competent  authorities  of  Estonia 
shall,  on  their  own  initiative  or  at  the  request  of  the 
Community,  carry  out  appropriate  inquiries,  or  arrange 
for 
concerning 
operations  which  are,  or  appear  to  the  Community  to  be, 

to  be  carried  out, 

inquiries 

such 

<?\ 

1.1 5 

infringement  of 

the  Community, 

in  circumvention  or 
this  Appendix. 
Estonia  shall  communicate  the  results  of  these  inquiries 
to 
including  any  other  pertinent 
information  enabling  the  cause  of  the  circumvention  or 
infringement,  including  the  true  origin  of  the  goods,  to  be 
determined. 

3. 
By  agreement  between  the  Community  and  Estonia, 
officials  designated  by  the  Community  may  be  present  at 
the  inquiries  referred  to  in  paragraph  2  above. 

Protocol.  These  exchanges  may  include  information  on 
the  production  of  textile  p r o d u as  in  Estonia  and  on  the 
trade  in  the  type  of  products  covered  by  this  Protocol 
between  Estonia  and  third  countries,  particularly  where 
the  Community  has  reasonable  grounds  to  consider  that 
the  produas  in  question  may  be  in  transit  across  the 
territory  of  Estonia  prior  to  their  importation  into  the 
Community.  This  information  may  include  at  the  request 
of 
relevant 
documentation. 

the  Community,  copies  of  all  available 

to 

the 

Pursuant 

cooperation 

in 
to 
4. 
parapraph  1  above,  the  competent  authorities  of 
the 
Community  and  Estonia  shall  exchange  any  information 
considered  by  either  Party  to  be  of  use  in  preventing 
circumvention  or  infringement  of  the  provisions  of  this 

referred 

5.  Where  sufficient  evidence  shows  that  the  provisions 
of  this  Appendix  have  been  circumvented  or 
infringed, 
the  competent  authorities  of  the  Community  and  Estonia • 
may  agree  to  take  the  measures  set  out  in  Article  6(4)  of 
the  Protocol,  and  any  other  measures  as  are  necessary  to 
prevent 
or 
of 
infringement. 

circumvention 

recurrence 

such 

a 

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1 16 

1  Exporter  (name, lull  address  country) 

Exportateur  (nom. adresse  complete, pays) 

5  Consignee  (name, full  address, country) 

Destinataire  (nom. adresse  complète, pays) 

Annex  to  Appendix  A,  Article  2  (1) 

O R I G I N AL 

No 

3  Quota  year 

Année  contingentai 

4  Category  number 

Numéro  de catégorie 

CERTIFICATE  OF  ORIGIN 

(Textile  products) 

CERTIFICAT  D'ORIGINE 

(Produits  textiles) 

6  Country  of  origin 
Pays  d'origine 

7  Country  of  destination 
Pays de destination 

8  Place  and date  of shipment  -  Means  of  transport 

Lieu et  date  d'embarquement  -  Moyen  de transport 

9  Supplementary  details 

Données  supplémentaires 

10 Marks  and numbers  -  Number  and kind  oi. packages  -  DESCRIPTION OF  GOOOS 

Marques  et numéros  T  Nombre  et  nature  des colis  -  DESIGNATION  DES MARCHANDISES 

11 Quantity (') 
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1 a  CERTIFICATION BY THE  COMPETENT  AUTHORITY -  VISA  DE L'AUTORITÉ  COMPÉTENTE 

I. the undersigned,  certify  that  the goods  described  above  originated  in the country  shown  in box No  6. in  accordance  with, the  provisions  m force  in the European  Economic 

Community. 

• 

" 

Je soussigné certifie  que les marchandises désignées ci-dessus sont  originaires du pays figurant  dans la case 6. conformément  aux dispositions en vigueur dans la Communauté 

économique européenne. 

14  Competent  authority  (name, lull address, country) 

Autorité  compétente  (nom. adresse complète, pays) 

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Exportateur  (nom. adresse  complète, pays) 

5  Consignee  (name, lull  address, country) 

Destinataire  (nom. adresse  complète, pays) 

Annex  to  Appendix  A,  Article  7 (1):  Model  1 

O R I G I N AL 

No 

3  Quota year 

Année  contingentaire 

4  Category  number 

Numéro  de catégorie 

EXPORT  LICENCE 
(Textile products) 

LICENCE  D'EXPORTATION 
(Produits textiles) 

6  Country  of  origin 
Pays  d'origine 

7  Country  of  destination 
Pays  de destination 

8  Place  and date  of  shipment  -  Means  of  transport 

Lieu et date  d'embarquement  -  Moyen  de transport 

9  Supplementary  details 

Oonnées  supplémentaires 

10  Marks  and numbers  -  Number  and kind  of packages  -  DESCRIPTION  OF 6000S 

Marques  et numéros  -  Nombre  et nature  des colis  -  DESIGNATION DES  MARCHANDISES 

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13  CERTIFICATION BY THE COMPETENT  AUTHORITY-VISA  DE L'AUTORITÉ  COMPÉTENTE 

I. the undersigned, certify  that  the goods  described  above  have  been  charged  against  the  quantitative  limit  established  for  thé  year  shown  in  box No  3  in  respect  of the 

category  shown  in box No 4  by the provisions  regulating  trade  in textile  products  with the European  Economic  Community. 

Je soussigné certifie que les marchandises désignées ci-dessus ont été imputées sur la limite quantitative fixée pour l'année indiquée dans la case 3 pour la catégorie désignée dans 

ta case 4 dans le cadre des dispositions régissant les échanges de produits textiles avec la Communauté économique européenne. 

14 Competent  authority  (name, lull address, country) 

Autorité  compétente  (nom. adresse complète, pays) 

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1 Exporter (name, lull address,  country) 

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5 Consignee  (name, full address, country) 

Destinataire  (nom. adresse complète, pays) 

O R I G I N AL 

2  No  BO 

3  Export year 

Année d'exportation 

4  Category number 

Numéro de catégorie 

E X P O RT  L I C E N CE 

(Textile  products) 

L I C E N CE  D ' E X P O R T A T I ON 

(Produits  textiles) 

6 Country of  origin 
Pays d'origine 

7 Country  of  destination 
Pays de destination 

& Place and date of shipment  -  Means of transport 

Lieu et date d'embarquement  -  Moyen de transport 

9 Supplementary details 

Données supplémentaires 

NON-RESTRAINED TEXTILE CATEGORY 

CATÉGORIE TEXTILE NON  LIMITÉE 

10 Marks and numbers -  Number  and kind of packages -  DESCRIPTION OF  GOODS 

Maroues et numéros -  Nombre et  nature des colis -  DÉSIGNATION DES MARCHANDISES 

11 Quantity (') 
Quantité (') 

12 FOB  value O 
Valeur fob (>) 

13 CERTIFICATION BY THE COMPETENT AUTHORITY-VISA DE L'AUTORITÉ COMPÉTENTE 

I. the undersigned, certify that the goods descrifled above originated in the country shown in box No 6, in accordance with the provisions  in force  in the Agreement on trade 
in  textile products  between the  European Community and the Republic  of Estonia. 

Je soussigné certifie  que  les marchandises  designees ci-dessus sont originaires  du pays figurant  dans  la case 6, conformément  aux dispositions  en vigueur  dans l'Accord 
sur  le commerce des  produits  textiles entre  la Communauté économique européenne et  la république d'Estonie. 

14 Competent authority (name, full address, country) 

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Appendix  B 

Referred  to  in  Article  9 

Cottage  industry  and  FOLKLORE  products  originating  in  Estonia 

The  exemption  provided  for  in  Article  9  in  respect  of  cottage  industry  produas  shall  apply  to  the 

1. 
following  types  of  products  only: 

(a)  fabrics  woven  on  looms  operated  solely  by  hand  or  foot,  being  fabrics  of  a  kind  traditionally  made  in 

the  cottage  industry  of  Estonia; 

(b)  garments  or  other  textile  articles  of  a  kind  traditionally  made  in  the  cottage  industry  of  Estonia 
obtained  manually  from  the  fabrics  referred  to  above  and  sewn  exclusively  by  hand  without  the  aid  of 
any  machine; 

(c)  traditional  folklore  products  of  Estonia  made  by  hand,  in  a  list  to  be  agreed  between  the  Community 

and  Estonia. 

Exemption  shall  be  granted  in  respect  only  of  products covered  by  a  certificate  conforming  to  the  specimen 
attached  to  this  Appendix  and  issued  by  the  competent  authorities  in  Estonia.  These  certificates  must 
indicate  the  reasons  justifying  their  issuance;  the  competent  authorities  of  the  Community  will  accept  them 
after  having  checked  that  the  products  concerned  have  fulfilled  the  conditions  established  in  this  Appendix. 
The  certificate  concerning  the  produas  envisaged  in  indent  (c)  above  must  bear  a  stamp  'FOLKLORE' 
marked  clearly.  In  the  case  of  a  difference  of  opinion  between  the  Parties  concerning  the  nature  of  these 
products,  consultations  shall  be  held  within  one  month  in  order  to  resolve  these  differences. 

Should  imports  of  any  product  covered  by  this  Appendix  reach  proportions  liable  to. cause  problems  within 
the  Community,  consultations  with  Estonia  shall  be  initiated  as  soon  as  possible,  with  a  view  to  resolving 
the  situation  by  the  adoption  if  necessary  of  a  quantitative  limit,  in  accordance  with  the  procedure  laid 
down  in  Article  IS  of  this  Protocol. 

The  provisions  of  Titles  rV and  V of  Appendix  A shall  apply  mutatis  mutandis  to  the  products  covered 

2. 
by  paragraph  1  of  this  Appendix. 

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1  Exporter  (name, full address, country) 

Exportateur  (nom. adresse complete, pars) 

O R I G I N AL 

No 

3  Consignee  (name, full address, country) 

Destinataire  (nom. adresse complète, pays) 

CERTIFICATE  in  regard  to  HANOIOOMS.  TEXTILE  HANDICRAFTS  «„d  TRA 

DITIONAL  TEXTILE  PRODUCTS,  OF  THE  COTTAGE  INOUSTRY.  issued  in 

conformity  with  and  under  the  conditions  regulating  trade  in  textile 

products  with  the European  Economic  Community 

CERTIFICAT  relatif  aux  TISSUS  TISSÉS  SUR  MÉTIERS  A  MAIN,  aux  PRO 

DUITS  TEXTILES  FAITS  A  LA MAIN,  et  aux  PRODUITS  TEXTILES  RELEVANT 

DU  FOLKLORE  TRADITIONNEL.  DE  FABRICATION  ARTISANALE,  délivré  en 

conformité  avec  et  sous  les conditions  régissant  les échanges  de produits 

textiles  avec  la  Communauté  économique  européenne 

4  Country of origin 
Pays  d'origine 

5  Country of  destination 
Pays de destination 

6  Place  and date  of shipment  — Means  of transport 

Lieu  et date  d'embarquement  — Moyen  de transport 

7 Supplementary  details 

Oonnées  supplémentaires 

8  Marks  and numbers  -  Number  and kind  of  packages  -  DESCRIPTION OF GOODS 

Marques  et numéros -  Nombre  et  nature  des colis  -  DÉSIGNATION  DES  MARCHANDISES 

9  Quantity 
Quantité 

10 FOB  valued 
Valeur  fob (') 

11 CERTIFICATION  BY THE  COMPETENT  AUTHORITY -  VISA  DE L'AUTORITÉ  COMPÉTENTE 

I. the undersigned, certify  that  the consignment  described above  includes  only  the following  textile  products  of the cottage  industry  of  the country  shown  in  box No 4: 
a)  fabrics  woven on looms operated  solely by hand or foot  (handlooms)  (*) 
b)  garments  or other  textile  articles  obtained.manually from  the fabrics  described  under  a)  and sewn  solely  by  hand  without  the aid of  any machine  (handicrafts)  (') 
c)  traditional  folklore  handicraft  textile  products  made by hand, as defined in the list  agreed between the European Economic  Community, and the country  shown In box No 4 

Je  soussigné  certifie  que l'envoi  décrit  ci-dessus contient  exclusivement  les produits  textiles  suivants  relevant  de la fabrication  artisanale  du pays  figurant  dans  la case 4 : 
a)  tissus  tissés  sur des métiers  actionnés  à la main ou  au pied (handlooms)  (') 
b)  vêtements  ou autres  articles  textiles  obtenus  manuellement  a partir  de tissus  décrits  sous  a) et cousus  uniquement  à la  main  sans  l'aide  d'une  machine  (handicrafts)  f) 
c)  produits  textiles  relevant  du folklore  traditionnel  fabriqués  à la main, comme  définis  dans  la  liste  convenue  entre  la  Communauté  économique  européenne  et  le  pays 

indiqué  dans  la case 4. 

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12  Competent  authority  (name, full address, country) 

Autorité  compétente  (nom. adresse complète, pays) 

A t - A. 

(Signature) 

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Appendix  C 

Reimports  into  the  Community,  within  the  meaning  of  Article  3  (3)  of  this  Protocol,  of 
produas  listed  in the Annex to this Appendix shall be subject  to the provisions of this  Protocol, 
unless  the  special  provisions  below  provide  otherwise: 

1.  Subject  to  paragraph  2,  only  reimports  into  the  Community  of  produas  affected  by  the 
specific  quantitative  limits  laid  down  in  the  Annex  to  this  Appendix  shall  be  considered 
reimports  within  the  meaning  of  Article  3 (3) of  the  Protocol. 

2.  Reimports  not  covered  by  the  Annex  to  this  Appendix  may  be  made  subject  to  specific  ' 
quantitative  limits  following  consultations  in  accordance  with  the  procedures  set  out  in 
Article  15 of  the Protocol, provided  the products concerned  are subject to quantitative  limits 
pursuant  to  the  Protocol,  to  a  double-checking  system  or  to  surveillance  measures. 

3.  Having  regard  to  the  interests  of  both  Parties, the  Community  may  at  its  discretion,  or  in 

response  to  a  request  pursuant  to  Article  15 of  the  Protocol: 
(a)  examine  the  possibility  of  transferring  from  one category  to  another,  using  in  advance 
or  carrying  over  from  one  year  to  the  next,  portions  of  specific  quantitative  limits; 

(b)  consider  the  possibility  of  increasing specific  quantitative  limits. 

4.  However,  the  Community  may  apply  automatically  the  flexibility  rules  set  out  in 

paragraph  3  above  within  the  following  limits: 
(a)  transfers  between  categories  may  not  exceed  20%  of  the  quantity  for  the  category  to 

which  the  transfer  is made; 

(b)  carry-over  of  a* specific  quantitative  limit  from  one  year  to  the  next  may  not  exceed 

10,5%  of  the  quantity  set  for  the  year of  actual  utilization; 

(c)  advance  use  of  specific  quantitative  limits  from  one  year  to  another  may  not  exceed 

7,5 %  of  the  quantity  set  for  the year  of  aaual  utilization. 

5.  The  Community  shall  inform  Estonia  of  any  measures  taken  pursuant  to  the  preceding 

paragraphs. 

6.  The  competent  authorities  in  the  Community  shall  debit  the.specific  quantitative  limits 
referred  to  in paragraph  1 at the time of issue of the prior authorization  required  by Council 
Regulation  (EEC)  No  636/82  which  governs economic  outward  processing arrangements. A 
specific  quantitative  limit  shall  be  debited  for  the  year  in  which  a  prior  authorization  is 
issued. 

7.  A certificate  of  origm  made  out  by  the  organizations  authorized  to  do  so  under  Estonian 
law shall be issued, in accordance-with  Appendix A to the Protocol, for all products covered 
by this Appendix. This certificate  shall bear a reference  to the prior authorization  mentioned 
in  paragraph  6 above as evidence that  the processing operation  it describes has been  carried 
out  in  Estonia. 

8.  The  Community  shall  provide  Estonia  with  the  names  and  addresses  of,  and  specimens  of 
the  stamps  used  by?  the  competent  authorities  of  the  Community  which  issue  the  prior 
authorizations  referred  to  in  paragraph  6 above. 

9.  Without  prejudice  to  the  provisions  of  paragraphs  1  to  8  above,  the  Community  and 
Estonia  shall  continue  consultations  with  a  view  to  seeking  a  mutually  acceptable  solution 
enabling  both  Parties  to benefit  from  the Protocol's  provisions on outward  processing  traffic 
and  so ensure the effective  development of trade in textile products  between Estonia  and  the 
Community. 

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

OPT QUOTAS 

COMMUNTTY  QUANTTTATrVE LIMITS 

Category 

(p.m.) 

Unit 

(p.m.) 

Year(s) 

(p.m.) 

12'* 

Agreed  minute  No  1 

In  the  context  of  Protocol  1  on  trade  in  textile  and  clothing  products,  the  Parties  agreed  that 
Article  5  of  the  Protocol  does  not  preclude  the  Community,  if  the  conditions  are  fulfilled,  from 
applying  the  safeguard  measures  for  one  or  more  of  its' regions  in  conformity  with  the  principles 
of  the  internal  market. 

In  such  an  event,  Estonia  shall  be  informed  in  advance  of  the  relevant  provisions  of  Appendix  A 
of  the  Protocol  to  be  applied,  as  appropriate. 

Agreed  minute  No  2 

Notwithstanding  Article  7  (1)  of  Protocol  1  on  trade  in  textile  and  clothing  products,  for 
imperative  technical  or  administrative  reasons  or  to  find  a  solution  to  economic  problems 
resulting  from  regional  concentration  of  imports,  or  in  order  to  combat  circumvention  and 
fraud  of  the  provisions  of  this  Protocol,  the  Community  will  establish  for  a  limited  period  of 
time  a  specific  management  system  in  conformity  with  the  principles  of  the  Internal  Market. 

However,  if  the  Parties  are  unable  to  reach  a  satisfactory  solution  during  the  consultations 
provided  for  in  Article  7  (3),  Estonia  undertakes,  if  so  requested  by  the  Community,  to  respect 
temporary  export  limits  for  one  or  more  regions  of  the  Community.  In  such  a  case,  these  limits 
shall  not  preclude  the  importation  into  the  region(s)  concerned  of  products  which  were  shipped 
from  Estonia  on  the  basis  of  export  licences  obtained  before  the  date  of  formal  notification  to 
Estonia  by  the  Community  about  the  introduction  of  the  above  limits. 

The  Community  shall  inform  Estonia  of  the  technical  and  administrative  measures  that  need  to 
be  introduced  by  both  Parties  in  order  to  implement  the  above  paragraphs  in  conformity  with 
the  principles  of  the  internal  market. 

Agreed  minute  No  3 

In  the  context  of  Protocol  1  on  trade  in  textile  and  clothing  products,  the  Parties  agreed  that 
the  Community  which  have 
to  deprive  certain  regions  of 
Estonia  shall  endeavour  not 
traditionally  had  relatively  small  shares  of  the  Community  quotas  of  import  of  products  serving 
as  inputs  for  their  processing  industry. 

The  Community  and  Estonia  further  agreed  to  hold  consultations,  should  the  need  arise,  in 
order  to  avert  any  problems  which  might  occur  in  this  respea. 

Agreed  minute  No  4 

In  the  context  of  Protocol  1 on  trade  in  textile  and  clothing  products,  Estonia  agreed  that,  from 
the  date  of  request  for  and  pending  the  consultations  referred  to  in  Article  7  (3),  it  shall 
cooperate  by  not  issuing  export  licences  that  would  further  aggravate  the  problems  resulting 
from  the  regional  concentration  of  direct  imports  into  the  Community. 

124 

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Agreed  minute  No  5 

In  the  context  of  Protocol  1 on  trade  in  textile  and  clothing  products,  the  Parties  agreed  that, 
not  later  than  the  beginning  of  the  third  year  of  the  application  of  this  Protocol,  specific 
consultations  shall  be  held  with  the  aim  of  reviewing  the  application  of  the  double-checking 
system 
to 
including, 
double-checking  surveillance. 

in  particular,  an  examination  of 

list  of  products  subject 

the 

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PROTOCOL  2 

on  trade  between  the  Conunuoity  and  Estonia  in  processed  agncultural  products 

• Artide  1 

shall  grant 

1.'  The  Community 
tariff  concessions 
referred  to  in  Annex  1  for  processed  agricultural  products 
originating  in  Estonia.  In  the case of  the goods referred  to 
in  Annex  II,  however,  reductions  of  the  agricultural 
component  shall  be  granted  within  the  quantity  limits 
referred  to  therein. 

2.  The  "Association  Cbtncil  may 

—  'base quantity*  means  the  quantity  of  a  basic  product 
calculated  in  the  manner  stipulated  in  Article  3  bf 
Regulation  (EC)  No  3448/93  and  which  is  used  to 
determine  the  agricultural  component  applicable  to 
goods of  a given type,  in accordance  with  the terms  of 
the  same  Regulation. 

Article  3 

—  add  to  the  list  of  processed  agricultural  products 

referred  to  in  this  Protocol, 

1.  The  Community  grants  to  Estonia  the  following 
concessions: 

—  increase 

the  quarttitier  of  processed  agricultural 
products  eligible  for  the  tariff  concessions  established 
by  this  Protocol. 

3. 
The Aèsôc  .  Cctnci I.  may  replace  the  concessions 
with  a system  of  compensatory  amounts  with  no quantity 
limits,  established  on  the  basis  of  the  differences  found 
between  the  prices  on  the  Community  and  Estonian 
markets  of  the  agricultural  products  actuatly  used  to 
produce  the  processed  agricultural  Droducts  covered  by 
this  Protocol.  The  Assoc.COLncil  Shall draw up a. list of 
products 
the  compensatory  amounts  are 
applicable  and  a  list  of  basic  products.  It  shall  adopt 
general  implementing  rules  to  that  end. 

to  which 

Article  2 

For  the  purpose  of  this  Protocol, rhe  following  definitions 
shall  apply: 

—  'goods*  means  the  processed  agricultural  products 

referred  to  in  this  Protocol, 

—  'agricultural  component'  means  the  part of  the  charge 
corresponding  to  the  difference  between  the  prices  on 
the  internal  market  of  the  Parries  of  the  agricultural 
for  the 
products  considered 
production  of  the  goods  and  the  prices  of  those 
agricultural  products  incorporated  in  imports" from 
third  counrries, 

to  have  been  used 

—  'non-agricultural  component*  means  the  part  of  the 
charge  remaining  when  the  agricultural  component  is 
deducted  from  the  total  charge, 

—  'basic  produas*  means 

the  agricultural  produas 
considered  as  having  been  used  in  the  produaion  of 
goods  within 
(EC) 
No  3448/93, 

the  meaning  of  Regulation 

—  the  non-agricultural  component  of  the  charge  shall  be 

reduced  as  per  Annex  I, 

—  for  the  goods  for  which  Annex  I stipulates  a  reduced 
agricultural  component  (MOBR)  the  level  of  the  latter 
shall  be  calculated  by  reducing  the  base  quantities  of 
the  basic  products  for  which  a  levy  reduction  is 
granted  by  2 0%  in  1995,  4 0%  in  1996  and  6 0% 
from  1997.  For  the  other  basic  products  of  those 
goods,  the  corresponding  reductions,  for  the  same 
years,  shall  be  10%,  2 0%  and  30%.  These 
reductions  shall  be  granted  within  the  limits  of  tariff 
quotas  stipulated  in  Annex  II.  For quantities  in  excess 
of  those  quotas  the  agricultural  component  applicable 
to  third  countries  shall  apply. 

2. 
The  agricultural  components  shall  be  replaced  by 
reduced  agricultural  components  in  the  case  of  goods 
added  in  accordance  with  the  procedure  described  in 
Article  1  (2). 

Article  4 

• 

to 

in 

Estonia  shall  apply  the  duties  applicable  on  1  January 
imports  of  processed  agricultural  products 
1995 
originating 
falling  within 
the  Community  and 
Regulation  (EC) No  3448/93.  However,  if  Esronia  wishes 
to  apply  duties  in  accordance  with  Article *24 (2)  and  (3) 
of  this  Agreement,  Estonia  shall  refer  them  to  the  Assoc. 
Estonia 
Council 
component 
agricultural 
component  of  the  duties 

shall  distinguish  between 
the 

the 
non-agricultural 

. u i ti  I  31  December  1996.' 

and 

Estonia  shall  remove  the 
non-agricultural  component  of  the  duties  so  distinguished 
within  three  years  of  the  date  of  distinguishing  between 
the  duties  components,  in  three  equal  annual  steps.  The 
agricultural  component  of  the  duty  shall  be  reduced  by 
thé Association  Council  along  the  same  principles 
indicated  in  Article  3 :(1X(seccnd  indent  of  this 
Protocol.. 

ANNEX  1 

Import  duties  applicable  in  the  Community  to  goods  originating  in  Estonia 

CN  code 

Description 

Third country 
Duty raies 

GSP Duty rates 

c£fCO<U4.*.A<1c]S 

as from  1.  1.  19% 

Duty  rates  applicable 

1521  10  90 

Vegetable  waxes 

1 5 2 1 90  99 

Beeswax 

1704  10  11 

Chewing  gum  in  strips 

1704  10  19 

Chewing  gum 
—  other 

1704  90  71 

Boiled  sweets 

3 

2,5 

8  +MOB 
MAX  23 

8  +MOB 
MAX  23 

0 

0 

2 + MOB 
MAX  23 

2  +MOB 
MAX  23 

0 

0 

0  + MOBR 
MAX  23 

0  + MOBR 
MAX  23 

0 

0 

0  + MOBR 
•  MAX  23 

0  + MOBR 
MAX  23 

13  +MOB 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

6  +MOB 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

3  +MOBR 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

0 + MOBR 
MAX  27 +AD  S/Z 

1704  90  75 

Toffees,  caramels 

13 +MOB 
. 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

6  +MOB 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

3 + MOBR 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

0 + MOBR 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

Cocoa 
powder,  not 
containing  added  sugar 
sweetening 
or  other 
matter 

Chocolate  and  other 
food 
preparations 
containing  cocoa 

Cocoa 
powder, 
containing  added  sugar 
or  other 
sweetening 
matter 

1805 

1806 

1806  10  00 

1806  10  1 0 * 11 

1806  10  10»  19 

1806  10  1 0 * 91 

1806  10  1 0 * 99 

1806  10  3 0 * 10 

1806  10  3 0 * 90 

1806  10  9 0 * 10 

1 8 0 6 1 0 9 0 * 90 

1806 20  10 

1806  20  30 

1806  20  50 

12 

9 

5 

0 

10 

10 

3 

— 

0 

5 

0 

0 

10 +  MOB 

3 +MOB 

0  + MOBR 

0  + MOBR 

10 +MOB 

— 

5 + MOBR 

0  + MOBR 

10 + MOB 

3 +MOB 

0  + MOBR 

0 + MOBR 

10 + MOB 

— 

5 + MOBR 

0 + MOBR 

10 +MOB 

3 +MOB 

0 + MOBR 

0 + MOBR 

'  10 +MOB 

— 

5 + MOBR 

0  + MOBR 

12 +MOB 
M A X 27  + AD  S/Z 

9  +MOB 
MAX  27 +AD  S/Z 

4 + MOBR 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

0  + MOBR 
M A X 27 + A D S /Z 

12 + MOB 
MAX  27 +AD  S/Z 

9  +MOB 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

4  +MOBR 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

0  + MOBR 
MAX  27 +AD  S/Z 

12 +MOB 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

9 +MOB 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

4 + MOBR 
M A X 27  + A D S /Z 

0  + MOBR 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

4 

127 

-CN  code 

Description 

Third  country 
Duty  rates 

vjir1  Duty  rates 

Duty  rates  applicable 

as  from  1.  1.  1996 

1806  20  70 

1806  20  80  to 
1806  90  50 

1806  90  60  to 
1806  90  90 

1905  10  00 

1905  20 

1905  30 
except 
1905  30  91 

1905  30  91 

1905  40 

1905  90  10 

1905  90  20 

1905  90  30 

1905  90 40  to 
1905  90  90 
except 
1905  90  60 

1905  90  60 

19  + M OB 

— 

10  +MOBR 

0  + MOBR 

12  + M OB 
MAX  27 +AD  S/Z 

9  +MOB 
MAX  Ï7  +  ADS1Z 

4  + MOBR 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

0  + MOBR 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

12  +MOB 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

— 

6  +MOBR 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

0 + MOBR 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

9  +MOB 
MAX  24 + AD  F/M 

0 + MOB 
MAX  24 + AD  F/M 

0  + MOBR 
MAX  24 + AD  F/M 

0  + MOBR 
MAX  24  + AD  F/M 

13  +MOB 

0 + MOB 

0 + MOBR 

0  + MOBR 

13  +MOB 
MAX  35 + AD  S/Z 

13  + M OB 
MAX  35 + AD  F/M 

— 

— 

6 + MOBR 
MAX  35 + AD  S/Z 

0  + MOBR 
MAX  35 + AD  S/Z 

6  + MOBR 
MAX  30 + AD  F/M 

0  + MOBR 
MAX  30 + AD  F/M 

14  +MOB 

• 

— 

7 +MOBR 

^ 

0  + MOBR 

6  + M OB 
MAX  20 + AD  F/M 

0 + MOB 
MAX  20 + AD  F/M 

0 + MOBR 
MAX  20 + AD  F/M 

0  + MOBR 
MAX  20 + AD  F/M 

1 

7  + M OB 

0 + MOB 

0 + MOBR 

0  + MOBR 

14  +MOB 

4  +MOB 

0 + MOBR 

0  + MOBR 

13  +MOB 
MAX  30 + AD  F/M 

13  + M OB 
MAX  35 + AD  S/Z 

— 

— 

6 + MOBR 
MAX  30 + AD  F/M 

0 + MOBR 
MAX  30 + AD  F/M 

6 + MOBR 
MAX  35 + AD  S/Z 

0 + MOBR 
MAX  35 + AD  S/Z 

2102  10  39 

Yeasts 

15 + MOB 

4 + MOB 

0 + MOBR 

0 + MOBR 

2105 

Ice-cream 

12  + M OB 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

2202  10  00 

Refreshing  drinks 

2201  10  19 

Mineral  waters 

2203  00  90 

Beer 

2208  90  31 

Vodka 

2208  90  SS 

Liqueurs 

2208  90  59 

Other  spirits 

15 

4 

24 

1,3  ecu/%  vol/hl 
+ 5  ecu/hi 

1,6  ecu/%  vol/hl 
+ 10  ecu/hi 

1,6  ecu/%  vol/hl 
+ 10  ecu/hi 

—  ' 

6 

0 

. 

14 

; 

— 

— 

— 

6 + MOBR 
MAX  27 +AD  S/Z 

0 + MOBR 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

3 

0 

9 

0 

0 

7 

1,1  ecu/%  vol/hl 
+ 4  ecu/hi 

0,9  ecu/%  vol/hl 
+ 3,5  ecu/hi 

1,4  ecu/%  vol/hl 
+ 8  ecu/hi 

1,1  ecu/%  vol/hl 
+ 7  ecu/hi 

1,4  ecu/%  vol/hl 
+ 8  ecu/hi 

1,1  ecu/%  vol/hl 
+-7  ecu/hi 

& 

128 

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ANNEX  II 

Tariff  quotas  applicable  on  imports  into  the  Community  for  goods  originating  in  Estonia  for  which  a 
reduction  of  the  agricultural  component  is  granted  in  accordance  with  Article  3 

CN  code 

Description 

1704  10  11 

Chewing  gum,  sheets 

1704  10  19 

Chewing  gum,  other 

1704  90  71 

Boiled  sweets 

1704  90  75 

Caramels 

Quantities  (tonnes) 

199S 

1996 

1997 

1998 

1999 

2000 

120 

132 

144 

156 

168 

180 

41 

90 

1805 

1806 

1905 

Cocoa  powder 

Chocolate 

25 

60 

28 

66 

31 

72 

34 

78  . 

37 

84 

Industrial  baking 

100 

110 

120 

130 

140 

150 

210210  39 

Yeasts 

2105 

2203 

Ice-cream 

Beer 

2208  90  31 

Vodka 

2208  90  55 

Liqueurs 

2208 90  59 

Other  spirits 

15 

10 

17 

11 

18 

12 

150 

165 

180 

80 

15 

15 

88 

17 

17 

96 

18 

18 

20 

13 

195 

104 

20 

20 

21 

14 

210 

112 

21 

21 

23 

15 

225 

120 

23 

23 

/2 

129 

PROTOCOL  3 

concerning  the  definition  of  originating  produas  and  methods  of  administrative  cooperation 

TTTLE I 

GENERAL  PROVISIONS 

Article  1 

Definitions 

For  the  purposes  of  this  Protocol: 

(a) 

'manufacture'  means  any  kind  of  working  or 
processing  including  assembly  or  specific  operations; 

(b) 

'material'  means  any 
raw  material, 
component  or  part,  etc.,  used  in  the  manufacture  of 
the  product; 

ingredient, 

(c) 

'product'  means  the  product  being  manufactured, 
even 
in  another 
for 
is 
manufacturing  operation; 

later  use 

intended 

if 

it 

(d) 

'goods'  means  both  materials  and  products; 

(e) 

(f) 

(g) 

in 
'customs  value'  means  the  value  as  determined 
accordance  with  the  Agreement  on  implementation 
of  Article  VII  of  the  General  Agreement  on  Tariffs 
and  Trade,  done  at  Geneva  on  12  April  1979; 

last  working  or  processing 

'ex-works  price'  means  the  price  paid  for  the  product 
ex-works  to  the  manufacturer  in  whose  undertaking 
is  carried  out 
the 
provided 
the 
materials  used,  minus  all  internal  taxes  which  are,  or 
may  be, 
is 
exported; 

the  product  obtained 

the  value  of  all 

repaid  when 

the  price 

includes 

'value  of  materials'  means  the  customs  value  at  the 
rime  of  importation  of  the  non-originating  materials 
used,  or, 
is  not  known  and  cannot  be 
ascertained,  the  first  ascertainable  price  paid  for  the 
materials  in  the  territories  concerned; 

this 

if 

(j) 

'chapters'  and  'headings'  means  the  chapters  and  the 
headings  (four-digit  codes)  used  in  the  nomenclature 
which  makes "' up 
the  Harmonized  Commodity 
Description  and  Coding  System,  referred  to  in  this 
Protocol  as  'the  Harmonized  System'  or  'HS'; 

(k) 

'classified'  refers  to  the  classification  of  a  product  or 
material  under  a  particular  heading; 

(1) 

'consignment'  means  products  which  are  either  sent 
simultaneously  from  one  exporter  to  one  consignee 
or  covered  by  a  single  transport  document  covering 
their  shipment  from  the  exporter  to  the  consignee  or, 
in  the  absence  of  such  a  document,  by  a  single 
invoice. 

TITLE II 

DEFINITION  OF  THE  CONCEPT  OF 

'ORIGINATING 

PRODUCTS' 

Article  2 

Origin  Criteria 

For  the  purpose  of  implementing  this  Agreement,  and 
without  prejudice  to  the  provisions  of  Articles  3  and  4  of 
this  Protocol,  the  following  products  shall  be  considered 
as: 

1.  products  originating  in  the  Community: 

(a)  products  wholly  obtained 

in  the  Community, 
within  the  meaning  of  Article  5  of  this  Protocol; 

(b)  products  obtained 

the  Community  which 
in 
contain  materials  nor  wholly  obtained 
there, 
provided  that  the  said  materials  have  undergone 
the 
and 
sufficient  working 
Community  within  the  meaning  of  Article  6,  of 
this  Protocol; 

processing 

in 

2.  products  originating  in  Estonia: 

(h) 

'value  of  originating  materials'  means  the  customs 
value  of  such  materials  as  defined  in  subparagraph 
(g)  applied  mutatis  mutandis-, 

(a)  products  wholly  obtained  in  Estonia,  within  the 

meaning  of  Article  5  of  this  Protocol; 

(i) 

'added  value'  shall  be  taken  to  be  the  ex-works  price 
minus  the  customs  value  of  each  of  the  products 
incorporated  which  did  not  originate  in  the  country 
in  which  those  products  were  obtained; 

(b)  products  obtained 

in  Estonia  which  contain 
materials  not  wholly  obtained 
there,  provided 
that  the  said  materials  have  undergone  sufficient 
working  or  processing 
the 
meaning  of  Article  6  of  this  Protocol. 

in  Estonia  within 

& 

l'.W 

Article  3 

Bilateral  cumulation 

(1) 

1.  Notwithstanding  Article  2 
(b),  materials 
originating  in  Estonia  within  the  meaning  of  this  Protocol 
in 
shall  be  considered  as  materials  originating 
the 
that  such 
it  shall  not  be  necessary 
Community  and 
or 
have 
materials 
undergone 
they  have 
there,  provided  however 
processing 
undergone  working  or  processing  going  beyond 
that 
referred  to  in  Article  7  of  this  Protocol. 

sufficient  working 
that 

(2) 

Notwithstanding  Article  2 

2. 
(b),  materials 
originating  in  the  Community  within  the  meaning  of  this 
Protocol  shall  be  considered  as  materials  originating  in 
Estonia  and  it  shall  not  be  necessary  that  such  materials 
have  undergone  working  or  processing  there,  provided 
however  that  they  have  undergone  working  or  processing 
going  beyond 
this 
Protocol. 

in  Article  7  of 

referred 

that 

to 

Article  4 

Cumulation  with  materials  originating 

in  Latvia  and 

Lithuania 

in  Latvia  or  Lithuania  within 

1.  (a)  Notwithstanding  Article  2  (1)  (b)  and  subject  to 
the  provisions  of  paragraphs  2  and  3,  materials 
originating 
the 
meaning  of  Protocol  3  annexed  to  the  Agreements 
between  the  Community  and  these  countries  shall 
be  considered  as  originating  in  the  Community 
and  it  shall  not  be  necessary  that  such  materials 
have  undergone  sufficient  working  or  processing, 
on  condition  however  that  they  have  undergone 
working  or  processing  beyond  that  referred  to  in 
Article  7  of  this  Protocol. 

in  Latvia  or  Lithuania  within 

(b)  Notwithstanding  Article  2  (2)  (b)  and  subject  to 
the  provisions  of  paragraphs  2  and  3,  materials 
originating 
the 
meaning  of  Protocol  3  annexed  to  the-Agreements 
between  the  Community  and  these  countries  shall 
be  considered  as  originating  in  Estonia  and  it 
shall  not  be  necessary  that  such  materials  have 
undergone  sufficient  working  or  processing,  on 
condition  however 
they  have  undergone 
working  or  processing  beyond  that  referred  to  in 
Article  7  of  this  Protocol. 

that 

Products  which  have  acquired  originating  status  by 
2. 
to  be 
virtue  of  paragraph  1  shall  only  continue 
considered  as  originating 
in 
Estonia,  when  the  value  added  there  exceeds  the  value  of 
the  materials  used  originating  in  Latvia  or  Lithuania. 

the  Community  or 

in 

the  purposes  of 

is  not  so, 
for 

the  products  concerned  shall  be 
If 
this 
considered 
this 
Agreement  or  of  the  Agreement  between  the  Community 
and  Latvia  and  Lithuania  as  originating  in  Latvia  or 
Lithuania  according  to  which  of  these  countries  accounts 
for  the  highest  value  of  originating  materials  used. 

implementing 

For  the  purposes  of  this  Article,  identical  rules  of 
3. 
origin  to  those  in  this  Protocol  shall  be  applied  in  trade 
between  the  Community  and  Latvia  and  Lithuania  and 
between  Estonia  and 
two  countries  and  also 
between  each  of  these  three  countries  themselves. 

those 

« 

Article  S 

Wholly  obtained  produas 

1.  Within  the  meaning  of  Article  2  (1)  (a)  and  (2)  (a), 
the  following  shall  be  considered  as  wholly  obtained 
either  in  the  Community  or  in  Estonia: 

(a)  mineral  products  extraaed  from  their  soil  or  from 

their  seabed; 

(b)  vegetable  products  harvested  there; 

(c) 

live  animals  born  and  raised  there; 

(d)  products  from  live  animals  raised  there; 

(e)  products  obtained  by  hunting  or  fishing  there; 

(f)  products  of  sea  fishing  and  other  products 

taken 

from  the  sea  by  their  vessels; 

(g)  products  made  aboard  their  factory  ships  exclusively 
from  products  referred  to  in  subparagraph  (f); 

(h)  used  articles  collected  there  fit  only  for  the  recover)' 
of  raw  materials,  including  used  tyres  fit  only  for 
retreading  or  use  as  waste; 

(i)  waste  and 

scrap 

resulting 

from  manufacturing 

operations  conducted  there; 

(j)  products  extracted 

outside  their  territorial  waters  provided  that 
have  sole  rights  to  work  that  soil  or  subsoil; 

from  marine  soil  or  subsoil 
they 

(k)  goods  produced  exclusively  from  products  specified 

in  subparagraphs  (a)  to  (j). 

2. 
The  term  'their  vessels'  and  'their  factory  ships'  in 
paragraph  1  (f)  and  (g)  shall  apply  only  to  vessels  and 
factory  ships: 

—  which  are  registered  or  recorded  in  Estonia  or  in  a 

Member  State  of  the  Community, 

—  which  sail  under  the  flag  of  Estonia  or  of  a  Member 

State  of  the  Community, 

131 

these  States  or 

in  Estonia,  of  which 

—  which  arc  owned  to  an  extent  of  at  least  5 0%  by 
nationals  of  Estonia  or  of  a  Member  State  of  the 
Community,  or  by  a  company  with  its  head  office  in 
one  of 
the 
manager  or  managers,  chairman  of  the  board  of 
directors  or  the  supervisory  board,  and  the  majority 
of 
the  members  of  such  boards  are  nationals  of 
Estonia  or  of  Member  States  of  the  Community  and 
of  which,  in  addition,  in  the  case  of  partnerships  or 
limited  companies,  at  least  half  the  capital  belongs  to 
these  States,  to  Estonia,  to  their  public  bodies  or  to 
their  nationals, 

—  of  which  the  master  and  officers  are  nationals  of 
Estonia  or  of  Member  States  of  the  Community, 

—  of  which  at  least  75 %  of  the  crew  are  nationals  of 
Estonia  or  of  Member  States  of  the  Community. 

3. 
The  terms  'Estonia'  and  'the  Community'  shall  also 
cover  the  territorial  waters  which  surround  Estonia  and 
the  Member  States  of  the  Community. 

Sea-going  vessels,  including  factory  ships  on  which  the 
fish  caught  is worked  or  processed,  shall  be  considered  as 
part  of  the  territory  of  the  Community  or  of  Estonia 
provided 
in 
paragraph  2. 

the  conditions  set  out 

they  satisfy 

that 

Article  6 

Sufficiently  worked  or  processed  products 

For 

1. 
the  purposes  of  Article  2,  non-originating 
to  be  sufficiently  worked  or 
materials  are  considered 
processed  when  the  product  obtained  is  classified  in  a 
heading  which  is  different  from  that  in  which  all  the 
non-originating  materials  used 
in  its  manufaaure  are 
classified,  subjea  to  paragraphs  2  and  3. 

2. 
For  a  product  mentioned  in  columns  1 and  2  of  the 
list  in  Annex  H,  the  conditions  set  out  in  column  3  for 
the  product  concerned  must  be  fulfilled 
instead  <of  the 
rule  in  paragraph  1. 

' 

Where  in  the  list  in  Annex  II  a  percentage  rule  is  applied 
in  determining 
the  originating  status  of  a  product 
obtained  in  the  Community  or  in  Estonia  the  value  added 
by  the  working  or  processing  shall  correspond  to  the 
ex-works  price  of  the  product  obtained,  less  the  value  of 
third-country  materials  imported  into  the  Community  or 
Estonia. 

3. 
These  conditions  indicate,  for  all  products  covered 
by  this  Agreement, the  working  or  processing  which  must 
be  carried  out  on  the  non-originating  materials  used  in 
the  manufaaure  of  these  products,  and  apply  onjy  in 
relation  to  such  materials.  Accordingly,  it  follows  that  if 
a  p r o d ua  which  has  acquired  originating  status  by 
that 
fulfilling 

the  conditions  set  out 

list  for 

the 

in 

product,  is  used  in  me  manuiaciuic  ai  dnuu«.i  yi , J , j^i 
the  conditions  applicable  to  the  product  in  which  it  is 
incorporated  do  not  apply  to  it,  and  no  account  shall  beJ 
taken  of  the  non-originating  materials  which  may  have 
been  used  in  its  manufacture. 

Article  7 

Insufficient  working  or  processing  operations 

For  the  purpose  of  implementing  Article  6  the  following 
shall  be  considered  as  insufficient  working  or  processing 
to  confer  the  status  of  originating  products,  whether  or 
not  there  is  a  change  of  heading: 

condition 

(a)  operations  to  ensure  the  preservation  of  products  in 
storage 
good 
(ventilation,  spreading  out,  drying,  chilling,  placing 
in  salt,  sulphur  dioxide  or  other  aqueous  solutions, 
removal  of  damaged  parts,  and  like  operations); 

transport 

during 

and 

(b)  simple  operations  consisting  of  removal  of  dust, 
sifting  or  screening,  sorting,  classifying,  matching 
(including 
sets  of  articles), 
washing,  painting,  cutting  up; 

the  making-up  of 

(c) 

(i)  changes  of  packaging  and  breaking  up  and 

assembly  of  packages; 

(ii)  simple  placing  in  bottles,  flasks,  bags,  cases, 
boxes,  fixing  on  cards  or  boards,  etc.,  and  all 
other  simple  packaging  operations; 

(d)  affixing  marks,  labels  and  other  like  distinguishing 

signs  on  products  or  their  packaging; 

(e)  simple  mixing  of  products,  whether  or  not  of 
different  kinds,  where  one  or  more  components  of 
the  mixture  do  not  meet  the  conditions  laid  down  in 
this  Protocol  to  enable  them  to  be  considered  as 
originating  in  the  Community  or  in  Estonia; 

(f)  simple  assembly  of  parts  to  constitute  a  complete 

product;  . 

(g)  a  combination  of  two  or  more  operations  specified  in 

subparagraphs  (a)  to  (f); 

(h)  slaughter  of  animals. 

Article  8 

Unit  of  qualification 

1. 
The  unit  of  qualification  for  the  application  of  the 
provisions  of  this  Protocol  shall  be  the  particular  product 
which  is  considered  as  the  basic  unit  when  determining 
classification  using  the  nomenclature  of  the  Harmonized 
System. 

• 

' 

-

1 

Accordingly,  it  follows  that: 

TITLE  III 

(a)  when  a  p r o d ua  composed  of  a  group  or  assembly  of 
the 
under 
articles 
Harmonized  System  in  a  single  heading,  the  whole 
constitutes  the  unit  of  qualification; 

is  classified 

terms  of 

the 

(b)  when  a  consignment  consists  of  a  number  of 
identical  products  classified  under  the  same  heading 
of  the  Harmonized  System,  each  product  must  be 
taken  individually  when  applying  the  provisions  of 
this  Protocol. 

2.  Where,  under  General  Rule  5  of  the  Harmonized 
for 
System,  packaging 
classification  purposes, 
the 
purposes  of  determining  origin. 

included  with 
it  shall  be 

the  product 
for 
included 

is 

Article  9 

Accessories,  spare  parts  and  tools 

( 

Accessories,  spare  parts  and  tools  dispatched  with  a  piece 
of  equipment,  machine,  apparatus  or  vehicle,  which  are 
part  of  the  normal  equipment  and  included  in  the  price 
thereof  or  which  are  not  separately  invoiced,  shall  be 
regarded  as  one  with  the  piece  of  equipment,  machine, 
apparatus  or  vehicle  in  question. 

Article  10 

Sets 

Sets,  as  defined  in  General  Rule  3  of  the  Harmonized 
System,  shall  be 
regarded  as  originating  when  all 
component  p r o d u as  are  originating.  Nevertheless,  when 
a  set  is  composed  of  originating  and  non-originating 
products, 
the  set  as  a  whole  shall  be  regarded  as 
the 
that 
originating, 
non-originating  products  does  not  exceed  1 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the  set. 

provided 

value 

the 

of 

Article  11 

Neutral  elements 

In  order  to  determine  whether  a  p r o d ua  originates  in  the 
Community  or  in  Estonia,  it  shall  not  be  necessary  to 
establish  whether  the  electrical  energy,  fuel,  plant  and 
equipment  as  well  as  machines  and  tools  used  to  obtain 
such  product,  or  whether  any  goods,  used  in  the  course 
of  production  which  do  not  enter  and  which  were  not 
intended 
the 
product,  are  originating  or  not. 

the  final  composition  of 

to  enter 

into 

TERRITORIAL  REQUIREMENTS 

Article  12 

Principle  of  territoriality 

The  conditions  set  out 
the 
acquisition  of  originating  status  must  be  fulfilled  without 
interruption  in  the  Community  or  in  Estonia  without 
prejudice  to  the  provisions  of  Articles  3  or  4. 

II  relative 

in  Title 

to 

Article  13 

Reimportation  of  goods 

If  originating  products  exported  from  the  Community  or 
Estonia  to  another  country  are  returned,  except  in  so  far 
as  provided  for  in  Articles  3  or  4  they  must  be  considered 
as  non-originating,  unless  it  can  be  demonstrated  to  the 
satisfaction  of  the  customs  authorities  that: 

(a) 

the  goods  returned  are  the  same  goods  as  those 
exported;  and 

(b)  they  have  not  undergone  any  operation  beyond  that 
necessary  to  preserve  them  in  good  condition  while 
in  that  country  or  while  being  exported. 

Article  14 

Direct  transport 

and 

constituting 

the  Community 

1. 
The  preferential  treatment  provided  for  under  the 
Agreement  applies  only  to  products  or  materials  which 
are  transported  between  the  territories  of  the  Community 
and  Estonia  or,  when  the  provisions  of  Article  4  are 
applied,  of  Latvia  or  Lithuania  without  entering  any 
other  territory.  However,  goods  originating  in  Estonia  or 
in 
single 
consignment  which  is  not  split  up  may  be  transported 
through  territory  other  than  that  of  the  Community  or 
Estonia  or,  when  the  provisions  of  Article  4  apply,  of 
Latvia  or  Lithuania  with,  should 
the  occasion  arise, 
transhipment  or  temporary  warehousing  in  such  territory, 
the 
provided 
surveillance  of  the  customs  authorities  in  the  country  of 
transit  or  of  warehousing  and 
they  have  not 
undergone  operations  other  than  unloading,  reloading  or 
any  operation  designed 
in  good 
condition. 

the  goods  have 

remained  under 

to  preserve 

them 

that 

that 

one 

Products  originating  in  Estonia  or  in  the  Community  may 
be  transported  by  pipeline  across  territory  other  than  that 
of  the  Community  or  that  of  Estonia.  " 

Evidence  that  the  conditions  set  out  in  paragraph  1 
2. 
have  been  fulfilled  may  be  supplied 
the  customs 
authorities  of  the  importing  country  by  the  production 
of: 

to 

' 

{£ 

133 

(a)  a 

through  bill  of 

in  the  exporting 
lading  issued 
country  covering ,the  passage  through  the  country  of 
transit;  or 

(b)  a  certificate  issued  by  the  customs  authorities  of  the 

country  of  transit: 

TITLE IV 

PROOF OF  ORIGIN 

Article  16 

(i)  giving  an  exact  description  of  the  products; 

Movement  certificate  EUR.1 

(ii)  stating  the  dates  of  unloading  and  reloading  of 
the  products  and,  where  applicable,  the  names 
of  the  ships  used;  and 

(iii)  certifying 
products  remained  in  the  transit  country;  or 

the  conditions  under  which 

the 

Evidence  of  originating  status  of  products,  within  the 
meaning  of  this  Protocol,  shall  be  given  by  a  movement 
certificate  EUR.l,  a  specimen  of  which  appears  in  Annex 
III  to  this  Protocol. 

(c)  failing  these,  any  substantiating  documents. 

Article  17 

Normal  procedure  for  the  issue  of  a  movement  certificate 
EUR.1 

Article  15 

Exhibitions 

in  a  third  country  and  sold  after 

Products  sent  from  one  of  the  Contracting  Parties 
1. 
for  exhibition 
the 
exhibition  for  importation  in  another  Party  shall  benefit 
on  importation  from  the  provisions  of  this  Agreement  on 
condition "that  the  products  meet  the  requirements  of  this 
Protocol  entitling  them  to  be  recognized  as  originating  in 
the  Community  or  in  Estonia  and  provided  that  it  is 
shown 
the  customs  authorities 
that: 

the  satisfaction  of 

to 

(a)  an  exporter  has  consigned  these  products  from  one 
of  the  Contracting  Parties  to  the  country  in  which 
the  exhibition  is  held  and  has  exhibited  them  there; 

(b) 

the  p r o d u as  have  been  sold  or  otherwise  disposed  of 
by  that  exporter  to  a  person  in  another  Contracting 
Party; 

(c) 

the 
the  products  have  been  consigned  during 
latter 
exhibition  or  immediately 
Contraaing  Party  in  the  state  in  which  they  were 
sent  for  exhibition;  and 

thereafter 

to  the 

(d)  the  products  have  not,  since  they  were  consigned  for 
than 
exhibition,  been  used  for  any  purpose  other 
demonstration  at  the  exhibition. 

2. 
A  proof  of  origin, must  be  issued  or  made  out  in 
accordance  with  the  provisions  of  Title  IV  and  submitted 
to  the  customs  authorities  of  the  importing  State  in  the 
normal  manner.  The  name* and  address  of  the  exhibition 
must  be  indicated'.thereon.  Where  necessary,  additional 
documentary  evidence  of  the  nature  of  the  products  and 
the  conditions  under  which  they  have  been  exhibited  may 
be  required. 

3. 
Paragraph  1  shall  apply  to  any  trade,  industrial, 
agricultural  or  crafts  exhibition,  fair  or  similar  public 
show  or  display  which 
is  not^ organized  for  private 
purposes  in  shops  or  business  premises  with  a  view  to  the 
sale  of  foreign  products,  and  during  which  the  p r o d u as 
remain  under  customs  control. 

y^ 

1.  A  movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall  be  issued  by  the 
customs  authorities  of  the  exporting  State  on  application 
having  been  made  in  writing  by  the  exporter  or,  under 
the 
authorized 
representative. 

responsibility, 

exporter's 

his 

by 

2. 
For  this  purpose,  the  exporter  or  his  authorized 
representative  shall  fill  out  both  the  movement  certificate 
EUR.l  and  the  application  form,  specimens  of  which 
appear  in  Annex  III. 

* 

These  forms  shall  be completed  in  one  of  the  languages  in 
which  this  Agreement  is  drawn  up,  in  accordance  with 
the  provisions  of  the  domestic  law  of  the  exporting  state. 
If  they  are  handwritten,  they  shall  be  completed  in  ink  in 
capital  letters.  The  description  of  the  products  must  be 
given  in  the  box reserved  for  this  purpose  without  leaving 
any  blank  lines. Where  the  box  is  not  completely  filled  a 
horizontal  line  must  be  drawn  below  the  last  line  of  the 
description,  the  empty  space  being  crossed  through. 

3. 
The  exporter  applying  for  rhe  issue  of  a  movement 
certificate  EUR.l  shall  be  prepared  to  submit  at  any  time, 
at  the  request  of  the  customs  authorities  of  the  exporting 
State  where  the  movement  certificate  EUR.1  is  issued,  all 
appropriate  documents  proving  the  originating  status  of 
the  products  concerned  as  well  as  the  fulfilment  of  the 
other  requirements  of  this  Protocol. 

The  exporter  must  retain  for  at  least  three  years  the 

.  documents  referred  to  in  the  preceding  paragraph. 

Applications  for  movement  certificates  EUR.1  must  be 
preserved 
the  customs 
authorities  of  the  exporting  State. 

three  years  by 

for  at 

least 

if 

the  goods 

The  movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall  be  issued  by 
4. 
the 
the  customs  authorities  of  a  Member  State  of 
Community 
to  be  exported  can  be 
considered  as  products  originating  in  the  Community 
within  the  meaning  of  Article  2  (1)  of  this  Protocol.  The 
the 
movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall  be 
customs  authorities  of  Estonia, 
to  be 
exported  can  be  considered  as-products  originating  in 
Estonia  within  the  meaning  of  Article  2  (2)  of 
this 
Protocol. 

the  goods 

issued  by 

if 

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5.  Where  the  cumulation  provisions  of  Articles  2  to  4 
arc  applied,  the  customs  authorities  of  the  Member  State 
of  the  Community  or  of  Estonia  may  issue  movement 
certificates  EUR.l  under  the  conditions  laid  down  in  this 
Protocol  if  the  goods  to  be  exported  can  be considered  as 
originating  products  within  the  meaning  of  this  Protocol 
and  provided  that  the  goods  covered  by  the  movement 
certificates  EUR.l  are  in  the  Community  or  in  Estonia. 

In  these  cases  movement  certificates  EUR.l  shall  be 
issued  subject  to  the  presentation  of  the  proof  of  origin 
previously  issued  or  made  out.  This  proof  of  origin  must 
be  kept  for  at  least  three  years  by  the  customs  authorities 
of  the  exporting  State. 

6. 
The  issuing  customs  authorities  shall  take  any  steps 
necessary  to  verify  the  originating  status  of  the  products 
and 
this 
the  fulfilment  of  the  other  requirements  of 
Protocol.  For  this  purpose,  they  shall  have  the  right  to 
call  for  any  evidence  and  to  carry  out  any  inspection  of 
the  exporter's  accounts  or  any  other  check  which  they 
consider  appropriate. 

The  issuing  customs  authorities  shall  also  ensure  that  the 
forms  referred  to  in  paragraph  2  are  duly  completed.  In 
particular,  they  shall  check  whether  the  space  reserved 
for  the  description  of  the  produas  has  been  completed  in 
such  a  manner  as  to  exclude  all  possibility  of  fraudulent 
additions. 

The  date  of  issue  of  the  movement  certificate  EUR.l 
7. 
shall  be  indicated  in  the  part  of  the  certificate  reserved 
for  the  customs  authorities. 

8.  A movement  certificate  EUR.1  shall  be  issued  by  the 
customs  authorities  of  the  exporting  State  when 
the 
produas  to  which  it  relates  are exported.  It shall  be  made 
available  to  the  exporter  as  soon  as  aaual  exportation 
has  been  effected  or  ensured. 

the 

For 

implementation  of  paragraph  1, 

2. 
the 
exporter  must  indicate  in  this  application  the  place  and 
date  of  exportation  of 
the 
movement  certificate  EUR.l  relates,  and  state  the  reasons 
for  his  request. 

the  products 

to  which 

' 

The  customs  authorities  may 

3. 
issue  a  movement 
certificate  EUR.l  retrospectively  only  after  verifying  that 
the  information  supplied 
in  the  exporter's  application 
agrees  with  that  in  the  corresponding  file. 

A 

'RILASCIATO 

POSTERIORI*, 

4.  Movement  certificates  EUR.l  issued  retrospectively 
must  be  endorsed  with  one  of  the  following  phrases-
'DELIVRE  A 
'NACHTRÀGLICH  AUSGESTELLP, 
POSTERIORI' 
A. 
POSTERIORI', 
'AFGEGEVEN 
«ISSUED 
RETROSPECTIVELY',  'UDSTEDT  EFTERF0LGENDE' 
'EXPEDIDO  A 
•EKAO0EN  EK  TQN  ZZTEPQN', 
POSTERIORI' 
A 
POSTERIORI', 
'TAGANTJARELE  VALJAANTUD;  AWETTU  JAUaKATEEN', 
' UrFÂRDATIErTEf"mn> '. 
5. 
The  endorsement  referred  to  in  paragraph  4  shall  be 
inserted  in  the  'Remarks'  box  of  the  movement  certificate 
EUR.1. 

'EMITADO 

Article  19 

Issue  of  a  duplicate  movement  certificate  EUR.l 

In 

theft, 

the  event  of 

loss  or  destruction  of  a 
1. 
movement  certificate  EUR.l,  the  exporter  may  apply  to 
the  customs  authorities  which  issued  it  for  a  duplicate 
made  out  on  the  basis  of  the  export  documents  in  their 
possession. 

The  duplicate  issued  in  this  way  must  be  endorsed 

2. 
with  one  of  the  following  words: 

'DUPLDCAP, 
'DUPLICAAT', 
'DUPLICADO',  'SEGUNDA  VIA',  «DTJPLIKAAT, 
•KAKSOISKAPPALE', 

'DUPLICATA', 
'DUPLICATE', 

'DUPLIKAT'. 

'DUPLICATO', 
' A K H I T A W, 

Article  18 

Movement  certificates  EUR.1  issued  retrospectively 

The  endorsement  referred  to  in  paragraph  2,  and 
3. 
the  date  of  issue  and  the  serial  number  of  the  original 
certificate  shall  be  inserted  in  the  'Remarks'  box  of  the 
duplicate  movement  certificate  EUR.1. 

1.  Notwithstanding  Article  17 
certificate  EUR.l  may  exceptionally  be 
exportation  of  the  produas  to  which  it  relates  if: 

(8),  a  movement 
issued  after 

The  duplicate,  which  must  bear  the  date  of  issue  of 
4. 
the  original  movement  certificate  EUR.l,  shall  take  effect 
as  from  that  date. 

(a) 

it  was  not  issued  at  the  time  of  exportation  because 
of  errors  or 
special 
circumstances;  or 

involuntary  omissions  or 

(b) 

it  is  demonstrated  to  the  satisfaaion  of  the  customs 
authorities  that  a  movement  certificate  EUR.l  was 
issued  but  was  not  accepted  at 
for 
technical  reasons. 

importation 

. Article  20  . 

Replacement  of  certificates 

1. 
It  shall  at  any  time  be  possible  to  replace  one  or 
more  movement  certificates  EUR.l  by  one  or  more  other 

<9_ 

135 

certificates  provided  that  this  is  done  by  the  customs 
office  responsible  for  controlling  the  goods. 

The  replacement  certificate  shall  be  regarded  as  a 
2. 
definite  movement  certificate  EUR.1  for  the  purpose  of 
the  application  of  this  Protocol,  including  the  provisions 
of  this  Article. 

3, 
The  replacement  certificate  shall  be  issued  on  the 
basis  of  a  written  request  from  the  re-exporter,  after  the 
authorities  concerned  have  verified 
information 
supplied  in  the  applicant's  request.  The  date  and  serial 
number  of  the  original  movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall 
be  given  in  box  7. 

the 

Article  21 

Simplified  procedure  for  the  issue  of  certificates 

1. 
By  way  derogation  from  Articles  17,  18  and  19  of 
this  Protocol,  a  simplified  procedure  for  the  issue  of 
EUR.l  movement  certificates  can  be  used  in  accordance 
with  the  following  provisions. 

to 

referred 

frequent 

shipments 

The  customs  authorities  in  the  exporting  State  may. 
2. 
to  as 
authorize  any  exporter,  hereinafter 
'approved  exporter',  making 
for 
which  EUR.l  movement  certificates  may  be  issued  and 
competent 
who  offers, 
satisfaction  of 
the 
the 
authorities,  all  guarantees  necessary 
originating  status  of  the  products,  not  to  submit  to  the 
customs  office  of  the  application  for  an  EUR.l  certificate 
relating  to  those  goods,  for  the  purpose  of  obtaining  an 
EUR.l  certificate  under 
in 
Article  17  of  this  Protocol. 

the 
to  verify 

the  conditions 

laid  down 

. 

3. 
The  authorization  referred  to  in  paragraph  2  shall 
stipulate,  at  the  choice  of  the  competent  authorities,  that 
the  EUR.l 
'Customs  endorsement'  of 
box  No  11 
movement  certificate  must: 

(a)  either  be  endorsed  beforehand  with  the  stamp  of  the 
competent  customs  office  of  the  exporting  State  and 
the  signature,  which  may  be  a  facsimile,  of  an  official 
of  that  office;  or 

(b)  be  endorsed  by  the  approved  exporter  with  a  special 
stamp  which  has  been  approved  by  the  customs 
authorities  of  the  exporting  State  and  corresponds  to 
the  specimen  given  in  Annex  V  of  this  Protocol.  Such 
stamp  may  be  pre-printed  on  the  forms. 

4. 
the  following  phrases  shall  be  entered 
the 
'Remarks' 

In  the  cases  referred  to  in  paragraph  3  (a),  one  of 
in  box  No  7 
certificate: 

EUR.l  moveihent 

of 

'VEREINFACHTES 

'FORENKLET 
TROCEDIMIENTO  SIMPLIFICADO', 
VERFAHREN', 
PROCEDURE', 
'SIMPLIFIED 
'AnAOYTTEYMENH  AIAAIKAIIA', 
PROCEDURE', 
SIMPLIFIEE', 
'PROCEDURE 
'PROCEDURA  SEMPLIFICATA',  'VEREENVOUDIGDE 
PROCEDURE', 
'PROCEDIMENTO  SIMPLIFICADO', 
•LIHTSUSTATUD  PROTSEDUUR;.  ^YKSINKERTAISTETTU 
rtNFJTELYV 

'FÔRENKLAD  PROCEDUR". 

Box  No  11  'Customs  endorsement'  of  the  EUR.l 
5. 
certificate  shall  be completed  if  necessary  by  the  approved 
exporter. 

The  approved  exporter  shall,  if  necessary,  indicate 
6. 
in  box  No  13  'Request  for  verification'  of  the  EUR.l 
certificate 
the  authority 
competent  to  verify  such  a  certificate. 

the  name  and  address  of 

the  simplified  procedure 

7.  Where 
the 
customs  authorities  of  the  exporting  State  may  prescribe 
the  use  of  EUR.l  certificates  bearing  a  distinctive  sign  by 
which  they  may  be  identified. 

is  applied, 

In  the  authorization  referred  to  in  paragraph  2  the 

8. 
competent  authorities  shall  specify  in  particular: 

(a) 

the  conditions  under  which 
EUR.l  certificates  are  to  be  made; 

the  applications 

for 

(b)  the  conditions  under  which  these  applications  are  to 

be  kept  for  at  least  three  years; 

(c) 

in  the  cases  referred 
authority  competent 
referred 
verification 
Protocol. 

to 

in  paragraph  3  (b) 

to  carry  out 
to 

in  Article  30  of 

the 
the  subsequent 
this 

The  customs  authorities  of  the  exporting  State  may 
the 

9. 
declare  certain  categories  of  goods 
special  treatment  provided  for  in  paragraph  2. 

ineligible  for 

The 

refuse 

the 
shall 
authorities 
customs 
10. 
authorization  referred 
to  in  paragraph  2  to  exporters 
who  do  not  offer  all  the  guarantees  which  they  consider 
necessary.  The  competent  authorities  may  withdraw  the 
authorization  at  any  time.  They  must  do  so  where  the 
approved  exporter  no  longer  satisfies  the  conditions  or 
no  longer  offers  these  guarantees. 

11. 
The  approved  exporter  may  be  required  to  inform 
the  competent  authorities,  in  accordance  with  the  rules 
which  they  lay  down,  of  the  goods  to  be  dispatched  by 
him,  so  that  such  authorities  may  make  any  verification 
they  think  necessary  before  the  departure  of  the  goods. 

12. 
The  customs  authorities  of  the  exporting  State 
may  carry  out  any  check  on  approved  exporters  which 
they  consider  necessary.  Such  exporters  must  allow  this 
to  be  done. 

13B 

The  provisions  of  this  Article  shall  be  without 
13. 
prejudice 
the 
Community,  the  Member  States  and  Estonia  concerning 
customs  formalities  and  the  use  of  customs  documents. 

the  application  of 

the  rules  of 

to 

Article  25 

Form  EUR.2 

Article  22 

Validity  of  proof  of  origin 

1.  Notwithstanding  Article  16, 
the  evidence  of 
originating  status,  within  the  meaning  of  this  Protocol 
for  consignments,  containing  only  originating  products 
and  whose  value  does  not  exceed  ECU  3 000  per 
consignment,  may  be  given  by  a  form  EUR.2,  a  specimen 
of  which  appears  in  Annex  IV  to  this  Protocol. 

1.  A  movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall  be  valid  for 
four  months  from  the  date  of  issiue in the exporting  State, 
and  must  be  submitted  within  the  said  period  to  the 
customs  authorities  of  the  importing  State. 

2.  Movement  certificates  EUR.1  which  are  submitted 
to  the customs  authorities  of  the  importing  State after  the 
final  date  for  presentation  specified  in  paragraph  1  may 
be  accepted  for  the  purpose  of  applying  preferential 
treatment,  where  the  failure  to  submit  these  documents 
by  the  final  date  set  is  due  to  reasons  of  force  majeure  or 
exceptional  circumstances. 

3. 
In  other  cases  of  belated  presentation,  the  customs 
importing  State  may  accept  the 
authorities  of 
movement  certificates  EUR.1  where  the  produas  have 
been  submitted  to  them  before  the  said  final  date. 

the 

The  form  EUR.2  shall  be  completed  and  signed  by 
2. 
the  exporter  or,  under  the  exporters  responsibility,  by  his 
authorized 
this 
Protocol. 

in  accordance  with 

representative 

3.  A 
consignment. 

form  EUR.2  shall  be  completed 

for  each 

4.  The  exporter  who  applied  for  the  form  EUR.2  shall 
submit  at  the  request  of  the  customs  authorities  of  the 
exporting  State  all  supporting  documents  concerning  the 
use  of  this  form. 

5.  Articles  22  and  23  shall  apply  mutatis  mutandis  to 
forms  EUR.2. 

Article  23 

Submission  of  proof  of  origin 

Article  26 

Exemptions  from  formal  proof  of  origin 

Movement  certificates  EUR.l  shall  be  submitted  to  the 
customs  authorities  of  the  importing  State  in  accordance 
with  the  procedures  applicable  in  that  State.  The  said 
authorities  - may  require  a  translation  of  a  movement 
certificate  EUR.1  or  an  invoice  declaration.  They  may 
also require  the  import  declaration  to  be  accompanied  by 
a  statement  from  the  importer  to  the  effect  that  the 
the 
conditions 
products  meet 
implementation  of  the  Agreement. 

required 

the 

for 

Article  24 

Importation  by  instalments 

the  meaning  of  general  rule  2 

Where,  at  the  request  of  the  importer  and  on  the 
conditions  laid  down  by  the  customs  authorities  of  the 
importing  State,  dismantled  or  non-assembled  products 
within 
the 
Harmonized  System  falling  within  Chapters  84  and  85  of 
the  Harmonized  System  are  imported  by  instalments,  a 
single  proof  of  origin 
for  such  produas  shall  be 
submitted  to  the  customs  authorities  upon  importation  of 
the  first  instalment. 

(a)  of 

<& 

luggage 

Products  sent  as  small  packages 

1. 
from  private 
persons  to  private  persons  or  forming  part  of  travellers' 
personal 
shall  be  admitted  as  originating 
products  without  requiring  the  submission  of  a  formal 
proof  of  origin,  provided  that  such  products  are  not 
imported  by  way  of  trade  and  have  been  declared  as 
meeting  the  requirements  of  this  Protocol  and  where 
there  is  no  doubt  as  to  the  veracity  of  such  a  declaration. 
In the  case  of  products  sent  by  post,  this  declaration  can 
be  made  on  the  customs  declaration  C2/CP3  or  on  a 
sheet  of  paper  annexed  to  that  document. 

Imports  which  are  occasional  and  consists  solely  of 
2. 
products  for  the  personal  use  of 
the  recipients  or 
travellers  or  their  families  shall  not  be  considered  as 
imports  by  way  of  trade  if  it  is  evident  from  the  nature 
and quantity  of  the  products  that  no  commercial  purpose 
is  in  view. 

3. 
Furthermore,  the  total  value  of  these  products  must 
not  exceed  ECU  300  in  the  case  of  small  packages  or 
ECU  800 
in  the  case  of  products  forming  part  of 
travellers'  personal  luggage. 

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Article  27 

TITLE V 

Discrepancies  and  formal  errors 

ARRANGEMENTS  FOR  ADMINISTRATIVE 
COOPERATION 

The  discovery  of  slight  discrepancies  between  the 
1. 
statements  made  in  a  movement  certificate  EUR.1  or  in  a 
form  EUR.2  and  those  made  in  the  documents  submitted 
to  the  customs  office  for  the  purpose  of  carrying  out  the 
formalities  for  importing  the  products  shall  not  ipso  facto 
the  form 
render 
EUR-2  null  and  void  if  it  is  duly  established  that  this 
document  does  correspond  to  the  products  submitted. 

the  movement  certificate  EUR.l,  or 

Obvious  formal  errors  such  as  typing  errors  on  a 
2. 
movement  certificate  EUR.l,  or  a  form  EUR.2  should  not 
cause  this  document  to  be  rejeaed  if  these  errors  are  not 
such  as  to  create  doubts  concerning  the  correctness  of  the 
statements  made  in  this  document. 

Article  28 

Amounts  expressed  in  ecus 

1.  Amounts  in  the  national  currency  of  the  exporting 
State  equivalent  to  the  amounts  expressed  in  ecus  shall  be 
fixed  by  the  exporting  State  and  communicated  to  the 
other  Party. 

When  the  amounts  exceed  the  corresponding  amounts 
fixed  by  the  importing  State,  the  latter  shall  accept  them 
if 
the 
exporting  State  or  in  the  currency  of  one  of  the  other 
States  referred  to  in  Article  4  of  this  Protocol. 

the  products  are 

the  currency  of 

invoiced 

in 

If  the  goods  are  invoiced 
Member  State  of 
shall 
concerned. 

recognize 

in  the  currency  of  another 
the  importing  State 
the  country 

the  amount  notified  by 

the  Community 

Article  29 

Communication  of  stamps  and  addresses 

shall 

provide 

The  customs  authorities  of  the  Member  States  and  of 
Estonia 
the 
each 
other, 
Commission  of 
the  European  Communities,  with 
specimen  impressions  of  stamps  used  in  their  customs 
offices  for  the  issue  of  EUR.l  certificates  and  with  the 
addresses  of 
for 
issuing  movement  certificates  EUR.l  and  for  verifying 
those  certificates  and  forms  EUR.2. 

the  customs  authorities 

responsible 

through 

Article  30 

Verification  of  movement  certificates  EUR.l  and  of  forms 
EUR.2 

1. 
Subsequent  verification  of  movement  certificates 
EUR.l  and  forms  EUR.2  shall  be  carried  out  randomly 
or  whenever  the  customs  authorities  of  the 
importing 
the  authenticity  of  such 
Srare  have  reason 
the  products 
status  of 
documents, 
concerned  or  the  fulfilment  of  the  other  requirements  of 
this  Protocol. 

to  doubt 
the  originating 

For  the  purposes  of  implementing  the  provisions  of 
2. 
paragraph  1,  the  customs  authorities  of  the  importing 
State  shall  return  the  movement  certificate  EUR.l,  the 
form  EUR.2,  or  a  copy  of 
the 
customs  authorities  of  the  exporting  State  giving,  where 
appropriate,  the  reasons  of  substance  or  form  for  an 
inquiry. 

these  documents, 

to 

Up  to  and  including  30  April  2000,  the  amounts  to 
in  any  given  national  currency  shall  be  the 
the  amounts 

2. 
be  used 
equivalent 
expressed  in  ecus  as  at  1  O a o b cr  1994. 

that  national  currency  of 

in 

For  each  successive,  period  of  five  years,  the  amounts 
expressed  in  ecus  and  their  equivalents  in  the  national 
currencies  of  the  States  shall  be  reviewed  by  the  Assoc. 
Council 
as  at 
immediately  preceding  that  five-year  period. 

on  the  basis  of  the  exchange  rates  of  the  ecu 
in  the  year 

the  first  working  day 

in  O a o b er 

in  any  national  currency  and  shall 

When  carrying  out  this  review,  the  Assoc.Counci  L  s h a ll 
ensure  that  there  will  be  no  decrease  in  the  amounts  to  he 
used 
furthermore 
consider  the  desirabiliry  of  preserving  the  effects  of  the 
limits  concerned  in  real  terms.  For  this  purpose,  it  may 
decide  to  modify  the  amounts  expressed  in  ecus. 

3. 
The  verification  shall  be  carried  out  by  the  customs 
authorities  of  the  exporting  State.  h>r  this  purpose,  thev 
shall  have  the  right  to  call  for  anv  evidence  and  to  carrv 
out  any  inspection  of 
the  exporter's  accounts  or  any 
other  check  which  they  consider  appropriate. 

i 

4. 
If  the  customs  authorities  of  the  importing  State 
decide  to  suspend  the  granting  of  preferential  treatment 
to  the  products  concerned  while  awaiting  the  results  of 
the  verification,  they  shall  oiler  to  release  the  produas  to 
the 
to  any  precautionary  measures 
judged  necessary. 

importer  sublet 

5. 
The  customs  authorities  requesting  the  verification 
shall  be  informed  <>t the  results  <>r~this  verification  within 
a  maximum  of  10  months  These  results  must  indicate 
clearly  whether  «he  documents  arc  authentic  and  whether 

C& 

<r\ 

the  products,  concerned  can  be  considered  as  originating 
products  and 
this 
Protocol. 

the  other  requirements  of 

fulfil 

If  in  cases  of  reasonable  doubt  there  is  no  reply 
6. 
within  10  months  or 
if  the  reply  does  not  contain 
sufficient  information  to  determine  the  authenticity  of  the 
document  in  question  or  the  real  origin  of  the  products, 
the  requesting  customs  authorities  shall,  except  in  the 
case  of  force  majeure  or  in  exceptional  circumstances, 
refuse  entitlement  to  the  preferences. 

Article  31 

Dispute  settlement 

to 

in  relation 

the  verification 
Where  disputes  arise 
procedures  of  Article  30  which  cannot  be  settled  between 
the  customs  authorities  requesting  a  verification  and  the 
customs  authorities 
this 
they  raise  a  question  as  to  the 
verification  or  where 
interpretation  of  this  Protocol,  they  shall  be  submitted  to 
the Association  Council. 

for  carrying  out 

responsible 

the  settlement  of  disputes  between 

In  all  cases 
the 
importer  and  the  customs  authorities  of  the  importing 
State  shall  be  under  the  legislation  of  the  said  State. 

Article  32 

Penalties 

Penalties  shall  be  imposed  on  any  person  who  draws  up, 
or  causes  to  be  drawn  up,  a  document  which  contains 
incorrect 
the  purpose  of  obtaining  a 
preferential  treatment  for  products. 

information 

for 

Article  33 

Free  zones 

to  ensure 

that  products 

The  Member  States  and  Estonia  shall 

take  all 
1. 
necessary  steps 
traded  under 
cover  of  a  movement  certificate  EUR.l,  which  in  the 
course  of 
in  their 
transport  use  a  free  zone  situated 
territory,  arc  not  substituted  by  other  goods  and  that 
they  do  not  undergo  handling  other 
than  normal 
operations  designed  to  prevent  their  deterioration. 

to 

By  means  of  an  exemption 

2. 
the  provisions 
contained  in  paragraph  1,  when  products  originating  in 
the  Community  or  in  Estonia  and  imported  into  a  free 
zone  under  cover  of  an  EUR.l  certificate  and  undergo 
treatment  or  processing,  the  authorities  concerned  must 
j-.'i'.e  a  new  EUR.l  certificate  at  the  exporter's  request,  if 
the  treatment  or  processing  undergone  is  in  conformity 
with  the  provisions  of  this  Protocol. 

TITLE VI 

CEUTA  AND MELILLA 

Article  34 

Application  of  the  Protocol 

1.  The  term  'Community'  used  in  this  Protocol  does 
not  cover  Ccuta  or  Melilla.  The 
'products 
originating  in  the  Community'  does  not  cover  products 
originating  in  these  zones. 

term 

This  Protocol  shall  apply  mutatis  mutandis 
in  Ceuta  and  Melilla,  subject 

2. 
products  originating 
particular  conditions  set  our  in  Article  35. 

to 
to 

Article  3S 

Special  conditions 

The  following  provisions  shall  apply 

1. 
instead  of 
Article  2 and  references  to  that  Article  shall  apply  mutatis 
mutandis  to  this  Article. 

Providing  they  have  been  transported  directly  in 
the 

the  provisions  of  Article  14, 

2. 
accordance  with 
following  shall  be  considered  as: 

1.  products  originating  in  Ceuta  and  Melilla: 

(a)  products  wholly  obtained  in  Ceuta  and  Melilla; 

(b)  products  obtained  in  Ceuta  and  Melilla  in  the 
manufacture  of  which  products  other  than  those 
referred  to  in  (a)  are  used,  provided  that: 

(i) 

the  said  products  have  undergone  sufficient 
working  or  processing  within  the  meaning  of 
Article  6  of  this  Protocol;  or  that 

(ii) 

those  products  are  originating  in  Estonia  or 
the  Community  within  the  meaning  or  this 
Protocol,  provided 
they  have  been 
that 
submitted  to  working  or  processing  which 
goes  beyond 
insufficient  working  or 
the 
processing  referred  to  in  Article  7. 

2.  products  originating  in  Estonia: 

(a)  products  wholly  obtained  in  Estonia; 

(b)  products  obtained  in  Estonia,  in  the  manufacture 
of  which  products  other  than  those  referred  to  in 
(a)  are  used,  provided  that: 

(i) 

the  said  products  have  undergone  sufficient 
working  or  processing  within  the  meaning  of 
Article  6  oi  this  Protocol;  or  that 

(ii) 

those  products  are  originating  in  Ceuta  and 
the 
Melilla  or 

the  Community  within 

meaning  of  this  Protocol,  provided  that  they 
to  working  or 
have  "  been 
processing  which 
the 
insufficient  working  or processing referred  to 
in  Article  7. 

submitted 

beyond 

goes 

3.  Ceuta  and  Melilla  shall  be  considered  as  a  single 

territory. 

The  exporter  or  his  authorized  representative  shall 
4. 
enter  'Estonia'  and  'Ceuta  and  Melilla'  in  box  2  of 
movement  certificates  EUR.l.  In  addition,  in  the  case  of 
products  originating  in  Ceuta  and  Melilla,  this  shall  be 
indicated  in  box  4  of  movement  certificates  EUR.l. 

The  Spanish  customs  authorities  shall  be  responsible 
in  Ceuta  and 
the  application  of 

this  Protocol 

5. 
for 
Melilla. 

TITLE  VII 

FINAL  PROVISIONS 

Article  36 

Amendments  to  the  Protocol 

shall  examine  at 

The  f^ccia^CU  CCAJV\C*1 
two-yearly 
intervals,  or  whenever  Estonia  or  the  Community  so 
request,  the  application  of  the  provisions  of  this  Protocol, 
with  a  view  to  making  any  necessary  amendments  or 
adaptations. 

Such  examination  shall  take  into  account  in  particular 
the  participation  of  the  Parties  in  free-trade  zones  or 
customs  unions  with  third  countries. 

Article  37 

' 

Customs  Cooperation  Committee 

1.  A  Customs  Cooperation  Committee  shall  be  set  up, 
charged  with  carrying  out  administrative  cooperation 
with  a  view  to  the  correct  and  uniform  application  of  this 
Protocol  and  with  carrying  out  any  other  tasks  in  the 
customs  field  which  may  be  entrusted  to  it. 

The  Committee  .shall  be  composed,  on  the  one 
2. 
hand,  of  experts  of  the  Member  States  and  of  officials  of 
the  Commission  of  the  European  Communities  who  are 
responsible  for  customs  questions  and,  on  the  other 
hand,  of  experts  nominated  by  Estonia. 

Article  38 

Annexes 

The  Annexes  to  this  Protocol  shall  form  an  integral  part 
thereof. 

Article  39 

Implementation  of  the  Protocol 

The  Community  and  Estonia  shall  each  take  the  steps 
necessary  to  implement  this  Protocol. 

Article  40 

Arrangements  with  Larvia  and  Lithuania 

shall 

The  Contracting  Parties 
take  any  measures 
necessary  for  the  conclusion  of  arrangements  with  Latvia 
and  Lithuania  enabling  this  Protocol  to  be  applied.  The 
Contracting  Parties  shall  notify  each  other  of  measures 
taken  to  this  effect. 

Article  41 

Goods  in  transit  or  storage 

The  provisions  of  this  Agreement  may be  applied  to 
goods  which  comply  with  the  provisions  of  this  Protocol 
and  whi&h  on  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  the 
Agreement  on  Fr*<? Trade  and Trrde-related  matters  are 
either  in  transit  or  are  in  the  Cofmurity 
or  in  Estonia  or,  in  so  far  as  the  provisions  of  Article  2 
temporary 
in  Latvia  or  Lithuania 
are  applicable, 
storage  in  bonded  warehouses  or  in  free  zones,  subjea  to 
the 
the 
importing  State,  within  four  months  of  that  date,  of  a 
the 
retrospectively 
certificate  EUR.l 
by 
competent  authorities  of  the  exporting  State 
together 
with  the  documents  showing  that  the  goods  have  been 
transported  directly. 

the  customs  authorities  of 

submission 

endorsed 

in 

to 

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ANNEX  I 

INTRODUCTORY  NOTES 

Foreword 

These  notes  shall  apply,  where  appropriate,  to  all  manufactured  products  using  non-originating  materials, 
even  if  they  are  not  subject  to  specific  conditions  contained  in  the  list  in  Annex  II  but  arc  subject  instead  to 
the  change  of  heading  rule  set  out  in  Article  6  (1). 

Note  1 

-1.1.  The  first  two  columns  in  the  list  describe  the  product  obtained.  The  first  column  gives  the  heading 
number,  or  the  chapter  number,  used  in  the  Harmonized  System  and  the  second  column  gives  the 
description  of  goods  used  in  that  system  for  that  heading  or  chapter.  For  each  entry  in  the  first  two 
columns  a rule  is specified  in column  3. Where, in  some cases, the  entry  in  the  first  column  is  preceded 
by  an  *cx', this signifies  that  the  rule  in column  3  only  applies  to  the  part  of  that  heading  or chapter  as 
described  in  column  2. 

( 

1.2.  Where  several  heading  numbers  are  grouped  together  in  column  1  or  a  chapter  number  is  given  and 
the  description  of  product  in  column  2  is therefore  given  in general  terms,  the  adjacent  rule  in  column 
3  applies  to  all  products  which,  under  the  Harmonized  System,  are  classified  within  headings, of  the 
chapter  or  within  any  of  the  headings  grouped  together  in  column  1. 

1.3.  Where  there  are  different  rules  in  the  list  applying  to  different  products  within  a  heading,  each  indent 
contains  the  description  of  that  part of  the  heading  covered  by  the  adjacent  rule  in  column  3. 

Note  2 

2.1.  In the  case  of  any  heading  not  in  the  list or any  part of  a  heading  that  is  not  in  the  list,  the  "change of 
heading'  rule.,set out  in  Article  6 ( 1)  applies.  If a  'change  of  heading' condition  applies  to  any  entry  in 
the  list,  then  it  is  contained  in  the  rule  in  column  3. 

2.2.  The  working  or  processing  required  by a  rule  in column  3  has  to  be carried  out  only  in  relation  to  the 
non-originating  materials  used. The  restrictions contained  in  a  rule  in  column  3  likewise  apply  only  to 
the  non-originating  materials  used. 

2.3.  Where  a  rule  states  that  'materials  of  any  heading'  may  be  used,  materials  of  the  same  heading  as  the 
product  may  also  be  used,  subject,  however, to  any specific  limitations  which  may a l s Ax  contained  in 
the  rule.  However,  the  expression  'manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including  other 
materials  of  heading  No  . . .'  means  that  only  materials  classified  in  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
of  a  different  description  than  that  of  the  product  as  given  in  column  2  of  the  list  may  be  used. 

2.4.  If  a  product  made  from  non-originating  materials  which  has  acquired  originating  status  during 
manufacture  by  virtue  of  the  change  of  heading  rule  or  its  own  list  rule  is  used  as  a  material  in  the 
.  process  of  manufacture  of  another  product,  then  the  rule  applicable  to  the  product  in  which  it  is 

incorporated  does  not  apply  to  it. 

For  example: 

An  engine  of  heading  No  8407,  for  which  the  rule  states  that  the  value  of  the  non-originating 
materials  which  may  be  incorporated  may not exceed 40 % of  the  ex-works  price,  is  made  from  'other 
alloy  steel  roughly  shaped  by  forging'  of  heading  No  7224. 

If  this  forging  has  been  forged  in  the  country  concerned  from  a  non-originating  ingot  then  the  forging 
has  already  acquired  origin  by  virtue  of  the  rule  for  heading  No  ex  7224  in  the  list.  It can  then  count 
as  originating  in  the value calculation  for  the engine  regardless of  whether  it was  produced  in  the  same 
factory  or  another.  The  value  of  the  non-originating ingot  is thus  not  taken  into  account  when  adding 
up  the  value  of  the  non-originating  materials  used. 

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2.5.  Even  if  the change  of  heading  rule or  the  other  rules contained  in  uie  ust  arc  saii^icu,  a  J J 'U U UU  ="'-J" 
not  acquire  originating  status  if  the  processing  carried  out,  taken  as  a  whole,  is  insufficient  within  the 
meaning  of  Article  7. 

Note  3 

3.1.  The  rule  in  the  list  represents  the  minimum  amount  of  working  or  processing  required  and  the 
carrying  out  of  more  working  or  processing  also  confers  originating  status;  conversely,  the  carrying 
out  of  less  working  or  processing  cannot  confer  origin.  Thus  if  a  rule  says  that  non-originating 
material  at  a certain  level  of  manufacture  may  be  used,  the  use  of  such  material  at  an  earlier  stage  of 
manufacture  is  allowed  and  the  use  of  such  material  at  a  later  stage  is  not. 

3.2.  When  a  rule  in  the  list  specifies  that  a  product  may  be  manufactured  from  more  than  one  material, 
this  means  that  any  one  or  more'materials  may  be  used.  It  docs  not  require  that  all  be  used. 

For  example: 

The  rule  for  fabrics  say  that  natural  fibres  may  be  used  and  that  chemical  materials,  among  other 
materials,  may  also  be  used.  This  does  not  mean  that  both  ha\*e  to  be  used;  one  can  use  one  or  the 
.other  or  both. 

If,  however,  a  restriction  applies  to  one  material  and  other  restrictions  apply  to  other  materials  in  the 
same  rule,  then  the  restrictions  only  apply  to  the  materials  actually  used. 

For  example: 

The  rule  for  sewing  machines  specifies  that  both  the  thread  tension  mechanism  used  and  the  zigzag 
mechanism  used  must  originate;  these  two  restrictions  only  apply  if  the  mechanisms  concerned  are 
actually  incorporated  into  the  sewing  machine. 

3.3.  When  a  rule  in  the  list  specifies  that  a  product  must  be  manufactured  from  a  particular  material,  the 
condition  obviously  does  not  prevent  the  use  of  other  materials  which,  because  of  their  inherent 
nature,  cannot  satisfy  the  rule. 

For  example: 

The  rule  for  heading  No  1904  which  specifically  excludes  the  use  of  cereals  or  their  derivatives  docs 
not  prevent  the  use  of  mineral  salts,  chemicals  and  other  additives  which  are  not  produced  from 
cereals. 

For  example: 

In  the  case  of  an  article  made  from  non-woven  materials,  if  the  use  of  only  non-originating  yarn  is 
allowed  for  this  class  of  article,  it  is  not  possible  to  start  from  non-woven  cloth  —  even  if  non-woven 
cloths  cannot  normally  be  made  from  yarn.  In such  cases,  the  starting  material  would  normally  be  at 
the  stage  before  yarn  —  that  is  the  fibre  stage. 

See  also  Note  6.3  in  relation  to  textiles. 

3.4. 

If  in  a  rule  in  the  list  two  or  mOre  percentages  are  given  for  the  maximum  value  of  non-originating 
materials  that  can  be  used,  then  these  percentages  may  not  be  added  together.  The  maximum  value  of 
all  the  non-originating  materials  used  may  never  exceed  the  highest  of  the  percentages  given. 
Furthermore,  the  individual  percentages  must  not  be  exceeded  in  relation  to  the  particular  materials 
they  apply  to. 

Note  4 

4.1.  The  term  'natural  fibres'  is  used  in  the  list  to  refer  to  fibres  other  than  artificial  or  synthetic  fibres  and 
is  restricted  to  the  stages  before  spinning  takes  place,  including  waste,  and,  unless  otherwise  specified, 
the  term  'natural  fibres'  includes  fibres  that  have  been  carded,  combed  or  otherwise  processed  but  not 
spun. 

4.2.  The  term  'natural  fibres'  includes  horsehair  of  heading  No  0503,  silk  of  heading  Nos  5002  and  5003 
as  well  as  the  wool  fibres,  fine  or  coarse  animal  hair  of  heading  Nos  5101  to  5105,  the  cotton  fibres 
of  heading  Nos  5201  to  5203  and  the  other  vegetable  fibres  of  heading  Nos  5301  to  53051 

14  O 

4.3.  The  terms  'textile  pulp',  'chemical  materials'  arid  'paper-making  matériau*  are  used  in  the  list  to 
describe  the  materials  not  classified  in Chapters  50  to  63,  which  can  be  used io  manufacture  anificial, 
synthetic  or  paper  fibres  or  yarns. 

4.4.  The  term  'man-made  staple  fibres'  is  used  in  the  list  to  refer  to  synthetic  or  artificial  filament  tow, 

staple  fibres  or  waste,  of  headings  Nos  5501  to  5507. 

Note  5 

5.1.  In  the  case  of. the  products  classified  within  those  headings  in  the  list  to  which  a  reference  is  made  to 
this  Note,  the  conditions  set  out  in  column  3  of  the  list  shall  not  be  applied  to  any  basic  textile 
materials  used  in  their  manufacture  which,  taken  together,  represent  10%-or  less  of  the  total  weight 
of  all  the  basic  textile  materials  used  (but  see  also  Notes  5.3  and  5.4  below). 

5.2.  However,  this  tolerance  may  only  be  applied  to  mixed  products  which  have  been  made  from  two  or 

more  basic  textile  materials. 

The  following  are* the  basic  textile  materials: 

—  silk, 

—  wool, 

—  coarse  animal  hair, 

—  fine  animal  hair, 

—  horsehair, 

—  conon, 

—  paper-making  materials  and  paper, 

—  flax, 

—  true  hemp, 

—  jute  and  other  textile  bast  fibres, 

—  sisal  and  other  textile  fibres  of  the  genus  Agave, 

—  coconut,  abaca,  ramie  and  other  vegetable  textile  fibres, 

—  synthetic  man-made  filaments, 

—  artificial  man-made  filaments, 

—  synthetic  man-made  staple  fibres, 

—  artificial  man-made  staple  fibres. 

For  example: 

A  yarn  of  heading  No  5205  made  from  conon  fibres  of  heading  No  5203  and  synthetic  staple  fibres 
of  heading  No  5506  is  a  mixed  yarn.  Therefore,  non-originating  synthetic  staple  fibres  that  do  not 
satisfy  the  origin  rules  (which  require  manufacture  from  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp)  may  be 
used  up  to  a  weight  of  10%  of  the  yarn. 

For  example: 

A  woollen  fabric  of  heading  No  5112  made  from  woollen  yarn  of  heading  No  5107  and  synthetic 
yarn  of  staple  fibres  of  heading  No  5509  is  a  mixed  fabric.  Therefore  synthetic  yarn  which  does  not 
satisfy  the  origin  rules  (which  require  manufacture  from chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp)  or  woollen 
yarn  that  does  not  satisfy  the  origin  rules  (which  require  manufacture  from  natural  fibres,  not  carded 
or  combed  or  otherwise  prepared  for  spinning)  or  a  combination  of  the  two  may  be  used  up  to  a 

.  weight  of  10%  of  the  fabric. 

For  example: 

Tufted  textile  fabric  of  heading  No  5802  made  from  cotton  yarn  of  heading  No  5205  and  cotton 
fabric  of  heading  No  5210  is  only  a  mixed  product  if  the  cotton  fabric  is  itself  a  mixed  fabric  being 
made  from  yarns  classified  in  two  separate  headings  or  if  the  cotton  yarns  used  are  themselves 
mixtures. 

' 

For  example: 

If  the  tufted  textile  fabric  concerned  had  been  made  from  cotton  yarn  of  heading  No  5205  and 
synthetic  fabric  of  heading  No  5407,  then,  obviously,  the  yarns  used  are  two  separate  basic  textile 
materials  and  the  tufted  textile  fabric  is  accordingly  a  mixed  product. 

& 

For  example: 

A  carpet  with  tufts  made  from  both  artificial  yarns  and  conon  yarns  and  with  a  jute  backing  is  a 
mixed  product  because  three  basic  textile  materials  are  used.  Thus,  any  non-originating  materials  that 
arc  at  a  later  stage  of  manufacture  than  the  rule  allows  may  be  used,  provided  their  total  weight  taken 
together  does  not  exceed  1 0%  of  the  weight  of  the  textile  materials  in  the  carpet.  Thus,  both  the  jute 
backing  and/or  the  artificial  yarns  could  be  imported  at  that  stage of  manufacture,  provided  the  weight 
conditions  are  met. 

5.3.  In  the  case  of  fabrics  incorporating  'yarn  made  of  polyurethane  segmented  with  flexible  segments  of 

polyether  whether  or  not  gimped'  this  tolerance  is  2 0%  in  respect  of  this  yarn. 

5.4.  In  the  case  of  fabrics  incorporating  strip  consisting  of  a  core  of  aluminium  foil  or  of  a  core  of  plastic 
film  whether  or  not  coated  with  aluminium  powder,  of  a  width  not  exceeding  5  mm,  sandwiched  by 
means  of  an  adhesive  between  two  films  of  plastic  film,  this  tolerance  is  3 0%  in  respect  of  this 
strip. 

Note  6 

6.1. 

In  the  case  of  those  textile  products  which  ate  marked  in  the  list  by  a  footnote  referring  to  this  note, 
textile  materials  with  the  exception  of  linings  and  interlinings  which  do  not  satisfy  the  rule  set  out  in 
the  list  in  column  3  for  the  made  up  products  concerned  may  be  used  provided  that  they  are  classified 
in  a  heading  other  than  thafof  the  product  and  that  their  value  does  not  exceed  8 %  of  the  ex-works 
price  of  the  product. 

6.2.  Materials  which  are  not  classified  within  Chapters  50  to  63  may  be  used  freely,  whether  or  not  they 

contain  textiles. 

Example: 

. 

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If  a  rule  in  the  list  provides  that  for  a  particular  textile  item,  such  as  trousers,  yarn  must  be  used,  this 
does  not  prevent  the  use  of  metal  items,  such  as  buttons,  because  buttons  are  not  classified  within 
Chapters  50  to  63.  For  the  same  reason,  it  does  not. prevent  the  use  of  slide-fasteners  even  though 
slide-fasteners  normally  contain  textiles. 

6.3.  Where  a  percentage  rule  applies,  the  value  of  trimmings  and  accessories  must  be  taken  into  account 

when  calculating  the  value  of  the  non-originating  materials  incorporated. 

Note  7 

7.1.  For  the  purposes  of  heading  Nos  ex  2707,  2713  to  2715, ex  2901, ex  2902  and  ex  3403,  the  'specific 

processes'  are  the  following: 

(a)  vacuum  distillation; 

(b)  redistillation  by  a  very  thorough  fractionation  process ('); 

(c)  cracking; 

(d) 

reforming; 

(e)  extraction  by  means  of  selective  solvents; 

(f) 

the  process  comprising  all  the  following  operations:  processing  with  concentrated  sulphuric  acid, 
oleum  or  sulphuric  anhydride;  neutralization  with  alkaline  agents; decolorization  and  purification 
with  naturally  active  earth,  activated  earth,  activated  charcoal  or  bauxite; 

(g)  polymerization; 

(h)  alkylation; 

(i) 

isomerizarion. 

(')  Sec Additional  Explanatory  note  4  (b) to  Chapter  27 of  the combined  nomenclature. 

fè 

14 -à 

/)ur 

(a)  vacuum  distillation; 

(b)  redistillation  by  a  very  thorough  fractionation  process; 

(c)  cracking; 

(d)  reforming; 

(e)  extraction  by  means  of  selective  solvents; 

(f) 

the  process  comprising  all  the  following  operations:  processing  with  concentrated  sulphuric  acid, 
oleum  or sulphuric  anhydride;  neutralization  with  alkaline  agents; decolorization  and  purification 
with  naturally  active  earth,  activated  earth,  activated  charcoal  or  bauxite; 

(g)  polymerization; 

(h)  alkylation; 

(ij) 

isomerization; 

(k)  (in  respect  of  heavy  oils  falling  within  heading  No  ex  2710. only)  desuiphurization  with  hydrogen 
resulting  in a  reduction  of  at  least  85 % of  the  sulphur  content  of  the  products  processed  (ASTM 
D  1266-59  T  method); 

(1)  - (in  respect  of  products  falling  within  heading  No  2710  only)  deparaffining  by  a  process  other 

than  filtering; 

(m)  (in  respect  of  heavy  oils  falling  within  heading  No  ex  2710  only)  treatment  with  hydrogen  at  a 
pressure  of  more  than  20  bar  and  a  temperature  of  more  than  250  °C  with  the  use  of  a  catalyst, 
other  than  to  effect  desuiphurization,  when  the  hydrogen  constitutes  an  active  element  in  a 
chemical  reaction. The  further  treatment  with  hydrogen of  lubricating oils  of  heading  No  ex  2710 
(e.g.  hydrofinishing  or  decolorization)  in  order,  more  especially,  to  improve  colour  or  stability 
shall  not,  however,  be  deemed  to  be  a  specific  process; 

(n)  (in  respect  of  fuel  oils  falling  within  heading  No  ex  2710  only)  atmospheric  distillation,  on 
condition  that  less  than  30%  of  these  products  distils,  by  volume,  including  losses,  at  300  °C  by 
the  ASTM  D  86  method; 

(o)  (in  respect  of  heavy oils  other  than  gas oils  and  fuel  oils  falling  within  heading  No  ex  2710  only) 

treatment  by  means  of  a  high-frequency  electrical  brush-discharge. 

7.3.  For  the  purposes  of  heading  Nos  ex  2707,  2713  to  2715,  ex  2901,  ex  2902  and  ex  3403,  simple 

operations  such  as  cleaning,  decanting,  desalting,  water  separation,  filtering,  colouring,  marketing 
obtaining  a  sulphur  content  as  a  result  of  mixing  products  with  different  sulphur  contents,  any 
combination  of  these  operations  or  like  operations  do  not  confer  origin. 

& 

AHA 

ANNEX  II 

LIST OF  WORKING  OR  PROCESSING  REQUIRED  TO  BE CARRIED  OUT  ON  NON-ORIGINATING 
MATERIALS  IN  ORDER  THAT  THE  PRODUCT  MANUFACTURED  CAN  OBTAIN  ORIGINATING 
STATUS 

HS heading  No 

Description  of  product 

Working or processing carried out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

0201 

Meat  of  bovine  animals,  fresh  or  chilled 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  except 
meat  of  bovine  animals,  frozen  of  heading  No  0202 

0202 

Meat  of  bovine  animals,  frozen 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  except 
meat  of  bovine  animals,  fresh  or  chilled  of  heading 
No  0201 

0206 

0210 

0302  to 
0305 

0402, 
0404  to 
0406 

0403 

Edible  offal  of  bovine  animals,  swine,  sheep,  goats, 
horses,  asses,  mules  or  hinnies,  fresh,  chilled  or 
frozen 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  except 
carcases  of  headings  Nos  0201  to  0205 

Meat  and  edible  meat  offal,  salted,  in  brine,  dried 
or  smoked; edible  flours  and  meals  of  meat  or  meat 
offal 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  except 
meat  and  offal  of  heading  Nos  0201  to  0206  and  0208 
or  poultry  liver  of  heading  No  0207 

Fish,  other  than  live  fish 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  materials  of  Chapter  3 
used  must  already  be  originating 

Dairy  products 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  except  milk 
or  cream  of  heading  No  0401  or  0402 

Buttermilk,  curdled  milk  and  cream,  yoghurt,  képhir 
and  other  fermented  or  acidified  milk  and  cream, 
whether  or  not  concentrated  or  containing  added 
sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter  or  flavoured  or 
containing  added  fruit  or  cocoa  • 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  of  Chapter  4  used  must  already  be 

originating, 

—  any  fruit  juice  (except  those  of  pineapple,  lime  or 
grapefruit)  of  heading  No  2009  used  must  be 
originating,  and 

—  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used  does 
not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  except 
birds* eggs  of  heading  No  0407 

0408 

Birds'  eggs,  not  in  shell  and  egg  yolks,  fresh,  dried, 
in  water, 
cooked,  by  steaming  or  by  boiling 
moulded,  frozen  or  otherwise  preserved,  whether  or 
not  containing  added  sugar  or  other  sweetening 
matter 

ex  0502 

Prepared  pigs',  hogs'  or  boars'  bristles  and  hair 

ex  0506 

Bones  and  horn-cores  unworked 

Cleaning,  disinfecting,  sorting  and  straightening  of 
bristles  and  hair 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  materials  of  Chapter  2 
used  must  already  be  originating 

11 6 

/N2> 

(1) 

0710  to 
0713 

<2) 

(3) 

Edible  vegetables,  frozen  or  dried,  provisionally 
preserved  except  for  heading  Nos  ex  0710  and 
ex  0711 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  vegetable  materials  used 
must  already  be  originating 

ex  0 7 ;0 

Sweet  corn  (uncooked  or  cooked  by  steaming  or 
boiling  in  water),  frozen 

Manufacture  from  fresh  or  chilled  sweet  corn 

ex  0711. 

Sweet  corn,  provisionally  preserved 

Manufacture  from  fresh  or  chilled  sweet  corn 

0811 

Fruit  and  nuts,  uncooked  or  cooked  by  steaming  or 
boiling  in  water,  frozen,  whether  or  not  containing 
added  sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter: 

—  Containing  added  sugar 

Other 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  value  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  fruit  or  nuts  used  must 
already  be  originating 

Fruit  and  nuts  provisionally  preserved  (for  example, 
by  sulphur dioxide  gas,  in  brine,  in sulphur water  or 
in  other  preservative  solutions),  but  unsuitable  in 
that  state  for  immediate  consumption 

Manufacrure  in  which  all  the  fruit  or  nuts  used  must 
already  be  originating 

Fruit, dried,  other  than  that  of  heading  Nos  0801  to 
0806;  mixtures  of  nuts  or  dried  fruits  of  this 
chapter 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  fruit  or  nuts  used  must 
already  be  originating 

of 

fruit 

citrus 

Peel 
(including 
watermelons),  fresh,  frozen,  dried  or  provisionally 
preserved  in  brine,  in  sulphur  water  or  in  other 
preservative  solutions 

or  melons 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  fruit  or  nuts  used  must 
already  be  originating 

0812 

0813 

0814 

ex  Chapter  11 

Products  of  the  milling  industry;  malt,  starches; 
inulin;  wheat  gluten,  except  for  heading  No  ex 
1106 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  cereals,  edib'lc  vegetables, 
roots  and  tubers of  heading  No  0714  or  fruit  used  must 
already  be  originating 

ex  1106 

Flour  and  meal  of  the  dried,  shelled  leguminous 
vegetables  of  heading  No  0713 

Drying  and  milling  of  leguminous  vegetables  of  heading 
No  0708 

1301 

Lac;  natural  gums,  resins,  gum-resins  and  balsams 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
heading  No  1301  used  may  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

à 

147 

SE 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

ex  1302 

Mucilages  and  thickeners  derived  from  vegetable 
products,  modified 

Manufacture 
thickeners 

from 

non-modified  mucilages 

and 

1501 

Lard;  other  pig  fat  and  poultry  fat,  rendered, 
whether  or  not  pressed  or  solvent-extracted: 

—  Fats  from  bones  or  waste 

Other 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  except 
those  of  heading  No  0203,  0206  or  0207  or  bones  of 
heading  No  0506 

Manufacture  from  meat  or  edible  offal  of  swine  of 
heading  No  0203  or  0206  or  of  meat  and  edible  offal 
of  poultry  of  heading  No  0207 

/ 

\ 

1502 

1504 

Fats  of  bovine  animals,  sheep  or  goats,  raw  or 
rendered, 
or 
or 
solvent-extracted: 

whether 

pressed 

not 

—  Fats  from  bones  or  waste 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  except 
those  of  heading  No  0201,  0202,  0204  or  0206  or 
bones  of  heading  No  0506 

Manufacture 
Chapter  2  used  must  already  be  originating 

in  which  all  the  animal  materials  of 

Fats  and  oils  and  their  fractions,  of  fish  or  marine 
refined,  but  not 
mammals,  whether  or  not 
chemically  modified: 

—  Solid  fractions  of  fish  oils  and  fats  and  oils  of 

marine  mammals 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  1504 

Manufacture 
Chapters  2  and  3  used  must  already  be  originating 

in  which  all  the  animal  materials  of 

ex  1505 

Refined  lanolin 

Manufacture 
No  1505 

from  crude  wool  grease  of  heading 

1506 

Other  animal  fats  and  oils  and  their  fractions, 
whether  or  not 
chemically 
modified: 

refined,  but  not 

—  Solid  fractions 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  1506 

Manufacture 
Chapter  2  used  must  already  be  originating 

in  which  all  the  animal  materials  of 

ex  1507  to 
1515 

Fixed  vegetable  oils  and  their  fractions,  whether  or 
not  refined,  but  not  chemically  modified: 

—  Solid  fractions,  except  for  that  of  Jojoba  oil 

—  Other,  except  for: 

—  Lung.oil;  myrtle  wax  and  Japan  wax 

Manufacture  from  other  materials  of  heading  Nos  1507 
to  1515 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  vegetable  materials  used 
must  already  be  originating 

—  Those  for  technical  or  industrial  uses  other 
for 

the  manufacture  of 

foodstuffs 

than 
human  consumption 

1 \ 8 

(1) 

ex 1516 

1517 

1519 

1601 

1602 

1603 

1604 

1605 

(2) 

(3) 

^Animal  or  vegetable 
their 
fractions,  re-estcrifiéd,  whether  or  not  refined  but 
not  further  prepared 

fats  and  oils  and 

Manufacture 
materials  used  must  already  be  originating 

in  which  all  the  animal  and  vegetable 

Edible  liquid  mixtures  of  vegetable  oils  of  heading 
Nos  1507  to  1515 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  vegetable  materials  used 
must  already  be  originating 

Industrial  fatty  alcohols  having  the  character  of 
artificial  waxes 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  including 
fatty  acids  of  heading  No  1519 

Sausages  and  similar  products,  of  meat,  meat  offal 
or  blood; 
these 
products 

food  preparations  based  on 

Manufacture  from  animals  of  Chapter  1 

Other  prepared  or  preserved  meat,  meat  offal  or 
blood 

Manufacture  from  animals  of  Chapter  1 

Extracts  and  juices  of  meat,  fish  or  crustaceans, 
molluscs  or  other  aquatic  invertebrates 

Manufacture  from  animals  of  Chapter  1.  However,  all 
fish, 
aquatic 
invertebrates  used  must  already  be  originating 

crustaceans,  molluscs 

other 

or 

Prepared  or  preserved 
substitutes  prepared" from  fish  eggs 

fish;  caviar  and  caviar 

Manufacture 
must  already  be  originating 

in  which  all  the  fish  or  fish  eggs  used 

Crustaceans, 
invertebrates,  prepared  or  preserved 

molluscs 

and 

other 

aquatic 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  crustaceans,  molluscs  or 
invertebrates  used  must  already  be 
other  aquatic 
originating 

ex  1701 

Cane  or  beet  sugar  and  chemically  pure  sucrose,  in 
solid  form,  flavoured  or  coloured 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

1702 

including  chemically  pure 

lactose, 
Other  sugars, 
maltose,  glucose  and  fructose,  in  solid  form;  sugar 
syrups  not  containing  added  flavouring  or  colouring 
matter;  artificial  honey,  whether  or  not  mixed  with 
natural  honey;  caramel: 

—  Chemically  pure  maltose  and  fructose 

—  Other 

sugars 

in 

solid 

form, 

flavoured  or 

coloured 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  1702 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the" product 

Manufacture 
already  be  originating 

in  which  all  the  materials  used  must 

ex  1703 

Molasses  resulting  from  the  extraction  or  refining  of 
sugar,  flavoured  or  coloured 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

1704 

Sugar  confectionery  (including  white  chocolate),  not 
containing  cocoa 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product, 
provided  the  value  of  any  other  materials  of  Chapter  17 
used  does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

149 

/), 

(1) 

1806 

1901 

1902 

1903 

1904 

1905 

(2) 

O) 

Chocolate  and  other  food  preparations  containing 
cocoa 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  arc 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product 
provided  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used 
does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Malt  extract;  food  preparations  of  flour,  meal, 
starch  or  malt  extract,  not containing  cocoa  powder 
or  containing  cocoa  powder  in  a  proportion  by 
weight  of  less  than  50  %, not  elsewhere  specified  or 
included;  food  preparations  of  goods  of  heading 
Nos  0401  to  0404,  not  containing  cocoa  powder  or 
containing  cocoa  powder  in  a  proportion  by  weight 
of 
less  than  10 %,  not  elsewhere  specified  or 
included: 

—  Malt  extract 

—  Other 

Pasta,  whether  or  not  cooked  or  stuffed  (with  meat 
or  other  substances)  or  otherwise  prepared,  such  as 
lasagne,  gnocchi, 
spaghetti,  macaroni,  noodles, 
ravioli,  cinnelloni;  couscous,  whether  or  not 
prepared 

Manufacture  from  cereals  of  Chapter  10 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product, 
provided  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used 
docs  not' exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufaaure  in  which  all  the  cereals  (except  durum 
wheat),  meat,  meat  offal,  fish,  crustaceans  or  molluscs 
used  must  already  be  originating 

Tapioca  and  substitutes  therefor  prepared  from 
starch,  in  the  form  of  flakes,  grains,  pearls,  siftings 
or  in  similar  forms 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  except 
potato  starch  of  heading  No  1108 

Prepared  foods  obtained  by  the  swelling  or  roasting 
of  cereals  or  cereal  products  (for  example,  corn 
flakes);  cereals,  other  than  maize  (corn),  in  grain 
form,  pre-cooked  or  otherwise  prepared: 

—  Not  containing  cocoa: 

—  Cereals,  other  than  maize  (corn),  in  grain 
form,  pre-cooked  or  otherwise  prepared 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading.  However, 
grains, and  cobs  of  sweet  corn,  prepared  or  preserved, 
of  heading  Nos  2001,  2004  and  2005  and  uncooked, 
boiled  or  steamed  sweet  corn,  frozen,  of  heading  No 
0710  may  not  be  used 

Other 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  Containing  cocoa 

Bread,  pastry,  cakes,  biscuits  and  other  bakers' 
wares,  whether 
cocoa; 
communion  wafers,  empty  cachets  of  a  kind 
suitable  for  pharmaceutical  use,  sealing  wafers,  rice 
paper  and  similar  products 

containing 

not 

or 

—  all  the  cereals  and  flour  (except  maize  of  the  species 
their 

2\ea 
derivatives)  used  must  be  wholly  obtained,  and 

and  durum  wheat 

indurata 

and 

—  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used  does 
not-exceed  3 0%  of  tile  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  materials  not  classified  in  heading 
No  1806,  provided  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not  exceed  30  % of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except 
those  of  Chapter  11 

15 0 

(1) 

2001 

2002 

2003 

(2) 

(3) 

Vegetables,  fruit  nuts  and  other  edible  parts  of 
plants,  prepared  or  preserved  by  vinegar  or  acetic 
acid 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  fruit,  nuts  or  vegetables 
used  must  already  be  originating 

Tomatoes  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise  than  by 
vinegar  or  acetic  acid 

Manufacture 
already  be  originating 

in  which  all  the  tomatoes  used  must 

Mushrooms  and  truffles,  prepared  or  preserved 
otherwise  than  by  vinegar  or  acetic  acid 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  mushrooms  or  truffles 
used  must  already  be  originating 

2004 and 
2005 

Other  vegetables  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise 
than  by  vinegar  or  acetic  acid,  frozen  or  not 
frozen 

Manufacture 
already  be  originating 

in  which  all  the  vegetables  used  must 

Fruit,  nuts,  fruit-peel  and  other  parts  of  plants, 
preserved  by  sugar  (drained,  glacé  or  crystallized) 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not exceed  30  % of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

Jams,  fruit  jellies,  marmalades,  fruit  or  nut  purée 
and  fruit  or  nut  pastes,  being  cooked  preparations, 
whether  or  not  containing  added  sugar  or  other 
sweetening  matter 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  must  not exceed  30  % of  the ex  works 
price  of  the  produa 

2006 

2007 

2008 

Fruit,  nuts  and  other  edible  parts  of  plants 
otherwise  prepared  or  preserved,  whether  or  not 
containing  added  sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter 
or  spirit,  not  elsewhere  specified  or  included: 

—  Fruit  and  nuts  cooked  otherwise 

than  by 
steaming  or  boiling  in  water,  not  containing 
added  sugar,  frozen 

—  Nuts,  not  containing  added  sugar  or  spirits 

—  Other 

ex 2009 

Fruit  juices  (including grape  must),  unfermented  and 
not  containing  added 
spirit,  whether  or  not 
containing  added  sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  fruit  and  nuts  used  must 
already  be  originating 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  the  originating  nuts 
and  oil  seeds  of  heading  Nos  0801,  0802  and  1202  to 
1207  used  exceeds  60  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product, 
provided  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used 
does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

in  which  all  the  materials  used  arc 
Manufaaure 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product, 
provided  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used 
does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

ex  2101 

ex  2103 

Roasted 
concentrates  thereof 

chicory  and 

extracts, 

essences  and 

Manufacture  in which  all  the chicory  used  must  already 
be  originating 

Sauces 
and  preparations 
condiments  and  mixed  seasonings  ' 

therefor;  mixed 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  mustard  flour  or  meal  or  prepared  mustard 
may  be  used 

—  Prepared  mustard 

Manufacture  from  mustard  flour  or  meal 

c? 

151 

At 

,~f 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

ex  2104 

—  Soups  and  broths  and  preparations  therefor 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except 
prepared  or  preserved  vegetables  of  heading  Nos  2002 
to  2005 

—  Homogenized  composite  food  preparations 

The  rule  for  the  heading  in  which  the  produa  would  be 
classified  in  bulk  shall  apply 

ex  2106 

Sugar  syrups,  flavoured  or  coloured 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  must  not  exceed  30  % of  the ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

2201 

2202 

including  natural  or  artificial  mineral 
Waters, 
waters  and  aerated  waters,  not  containing  added 
sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter  nor  flavoured;  ice 
and  snow 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  water  used  must  already 
be  originating 

Waters, 
including  mineral  waters  and  aerated 
waters,  containing  added  sugar  or  other  sweetening 
matter  or 
flavoured,  and  other  non-alcohlic 
beverages,  not  including  fruit  or  vegetable  juices, of 
heading  No  2009 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  produa, 
provided  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used 
does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product  and  any  fruit  juice  used  (except  for  pineapple, 
lime  and  grapefruit  juices)  must  already  be  originating 

ex  2204 

Wine  of  fresh  grapes;  including  fortified  wines,  and 
grape  must  with  the  addition  of  alcohol 

Manufacture  from  other  grape  must 

2205 
ex  2207, 
ex 2208  and 
ex  2209 

The  following,, containing  grape  materials: 

vermouth  and  other  wine  of  fresh  grapes  flavoured 
with  plants  or  aromatic  substances;  ethyl  alcohol 
and  other  spirits,  denatured  or  not;  spirits,  liqueurs 
and  other  spirituous  beverages; compound  alcoholic 
preparations  of  a  kind  used  for  the  manufacture  of 
beverages; vinegar  , 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except 
grapes  or  any  material  derived  from  grapes 

ex  2208 

Whiskies  of  an  alcoholic  strength  by  volume  of  less 
than  50  %  vol 

Manufaaure  in  which  the  value  of  any  cereal  based 
spirits used  does  not  exceed  15  % of  the  ex  works  price 
of  the  product 

ex  2303 

ex  2306 

Residues  from  the  manufacture  of  starch  from 
maize  (excluding  concentrated  steeping  liquors),  of 
a  protein  content,  calculated  on  the  dry  produa, 
exceeding  40  %  by  weight 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  maize  used  must  already 
be  originating 

Oil  cake  and  other  solid  residues  resulting  from  the 
extraction  of  olive  oil, containing  more  than  3  % of 
olive  oil 

Manufacture  in  which  all .the  olives  used  must  already 
be  originating 

2309 

Preparations  of  a  kind  used  in  animal  feeding 

Manufacture  in which  all  the  cereals, sugar or  molasses, 
must  or  milk  used  must  already  be  originating 

a 

i 

(1) 

2402 

(2) 

(3) 

Cigars,  cheroots,  cigarillos  and  cigarettes,  of 
tobacco  or  of  tobacco  substitutes 

Manufacture  in  which  at  least  70  %  by  weight  of  the 
unmanufactured  tobacco  or  tobacco  refuse  of  heading 
No  2401  used  must  already  be  originating 

ex 2403 

Smoking  tobacco 

Manufacture  in  which  at  least  70  %  by  weight  of  the 
unmanufactured  tobacco  or  tobacco  refuse  of  heading 
No  2401  used  must  already  be  originating 

ex 2504 

ex 2515 

ex 2516 

Natural  crystalline  graphite,  with  enriched  carbon 
content,  purified  and  ground 

Enriching of  rhe  carbon  content,  purifying  and  grinding 
of  crude  crystalline  graphite 

Marble,  merely  cut  by  sawing  or  otherwise  into 
blocks  or  slabs  of  a  reaangular  (including  square) 
shape,  of  a  thickness  not  exceeding  25  cm 

Cutting,  by  sawing  or  otherwise,  of  marble  (even  if 
already  sawn)  of  a  thickness  exceeding  25  cm 

Granite  porphyry,  basalt,  sandstone  and  other 
monumental  and  building  stones,  merely  cut  by 
sawing  or  -otherwise,  into  blocks  or  slabs  of  a 
rectangular  (including  square)  shape,  of  a  thickness 
not  exceeding  25  cm 

Cutting,  by  sawing  or  otherwise,  of  stones  (even  if 
already  sawn)  of  a  thickness  exceeding  25  cm 

ex 2518 

Calcined  dolomite 

Calcination  of  dolomfre  not  calcined 

ex 2519 

Crushed  natural  magnesium  carbonate  (magnesite), 
in  hermetically  sealed  containers,  and  magnesium 
oxide,  whether  or  not  pure,  other  .than  fused 
magnesia  or  dead-burned  (sintered)  magnesia 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  natural  magnesium  carbonate 
(magnesite) 
may  be  used 

ex 2520 

Plasters  specially  prepared  for  dentistry 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

ex 2524 

Natural  asbestos  fibres 

Manufacture  from  asbestos  concentrate 

ex 2525 

Mica  powder 

Grinding  of  mica  or  mica  waste 

ex 2530 

Earth  colours,  calcined  or  powdered 

Calcination  or  grinding  of  earth  colours 

ex 2707 

the  weight  of 
that  of 

the  aromatic 
Oils 
in  which 
constituents  exceeds 
the  non-aromatic 
constituents,  being  oils  similar  to  mineral  oils 
obtained  by  distillation  of  high  temperature  coal 
tar,  of  which  more  than  65  %  by volume  distils  at a 
temperature  of  up  to  250 "C (including  mixtures  of 
petroleum  spirit  and  benzole),  for  use  as  power  or 
heating  fuels 

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 
process(es)  (') 

«, 

Other  operations  in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex-works  price  of  the  product 

ex  2709 

Crude  oils  obtained  from  bituminous  minerals 

Destructive  distillation  of  bituminous  materials 

(')  See introductory  note  7  — Annex I. 

153 

(1) 

2710 to 
2712 

(2) 

(3) 

Petroleum  oils  and  oils  obtained  from  bituminous 
than  crude;  preparations  not 
materials,  other 
included,  containing  by 
elsewhere  specified  or 
weight  70  %  or  more  of  petroleum  oils  or  of  oils 
obtained  from  bituminous  materials, these  oils  being 
the  basic  constituents  of  the  preparations 

Petroleum  gases  and  other  gaseous  hydrocarbons 

Petroleum 
jelly;  paraffin  wax,  microcrystallinc 
petroleum  wax,  slack  wax,  ozokerite,  lignite  wax, 
peat  wax,  other  mineral  waxes  and  similar  products 
obtained  by 
synthesis  or  by  other  processes, 
whether  or  not  coloured 

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 
process(es) (') 

Other  operations  in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex-works  price  of  the  product 

2713 to 
2715 

Petroleum  coke,  petroleum  bitumen  and  other 
residues  of  petroleum  oils  or  of  oils  obtained  from 
bituminous  materials 

Bitumen  and  asphalt,  natural;  bituminous  or  oil 
shale  and  tar  sands; asphaltites  and  asphaltic  rocks 

Bituminous  mixtures  based  on  natural  asphalt,  on 
natural  bitumen,  on  petroleum  bitumen,  on  mineral 
tar  or  on  mineral  tar  pitch 

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 
process(es)  (') 

Other  operations  in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex-works  price  of  rhe  product. 

ex  Chapter  28 

organic 

chemicals; 

inorganic 
Inorganic 
compounds  of  precious  metals,  of  rare earth  metals, 
of  radioactive  elements  or  of  isotopes;  except  for 
heading  Nos  ex  2811  and  ex  2833  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below 

or 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,'  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  2811 

Sulphur  trioxide 

Manufacture  from  sulphur  dioxide 

ex  2833 

Aluminium  sulphate 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

> 

ex Chapter  29 

Organic  chemicals, except  for  heading  Nos  ex  2901, 
ex  2902,  ex  2905,  2915,  ex  2932,  2933  and  2934, 
for  which  the  position  is  set  out  below 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
produa.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  2901 

Acyclic  hydrocarbons  for  use  as  power  or  heating 
fuels 

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 
process(es)  C) 

Other  operations  in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex-works  price  of  the  product 

(')  See introductory  note  7 — Annex I. 

fg 

15'  i 

v 

(1) 

<2) 

(3) 

ex  2902 

Cyclanes  and  cydenes 
than  azulenes), 
benzene,  toluene,  xylenes,  for  use  as  power  or 
heating  fuels 

(other 

ex  2905 

Metal  alcoholates  of  alcohols  of  this  heading  and  of 
ethanol  or  glycerol 

Saturated  acyclic  monocarboxylic  acids  and  their 
anhydrides,  halides,  peroxides  and  peroxyacids; 
their 
or 
halogenated, 
nitrosated  derivatives 

sulphonated, 

nitrated 

—  Internal 

and 
sulphonated,  nitrated  or  nitrosated  dérivâtes 

ethers 

their 

halogenated, 

2915 

ex  2932 

2933 

2934 

Other  heterocyclic  compounds 

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 
process(es)  (') 

Other  operations  in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex-works  price  of  the  product 

Manufaaure  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  2905.  However,  metal 
alcoholates  of  this  heading  may  be  used,  provided  their 
value  does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

Manufaaure  from  materials  of  any  heading.  However 
the  value  of  all  the  materials  of  heading  Nos  2915  and 
2916  used  may  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price 
of  the  product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading.  However, 
the  value  of  all  the  materials  of  heading  No  2909  used 
may  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufaaure  from  materials  of  any  heading.  However, 
the  value  of  all  the  materials  of  heading  Nos  2932  and 
2933  used  may  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price 
of  the  product 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

—  Cyclic  acetals  and  internal  hemiacetals  and  their 
halogenated,  sulphonated,  nitrated  or  nitrosated 
dérivâtes-

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading 

Heterocyclic 
hetero-atom(s)  only;  nucleic  acids  and  their  salts 

compounds 

with 

nitrogen 

ex Chapter  30 

Pharmaceutical  products,  except  for  heading  Nos 
3002,  3003  and  3004,  for  which  the  rules  are  set 
out  below 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

3002 

blood; 

animal 

blood  prepared 

Human 
for 
therapeutic,  prophylactic  or diagnostic  uses; antisera 
and  other  blood  fraaions;  vaccines,  toxins,  cultures 
of  micro-organisms  (excluding  yeasts)  and  similar 
products: 

—  Products  consisting  of  two  or  more  constituents 
which  have  been  mixed  together  for  therapeutic 
or  prophylaaic  uses  or  unmixed  products  for 
these  uses, put  up  in  measured  doses  or  in  forms 
or  packings  for  retail  sale 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3002.  The  materials  of 
this  description  may  also  be  used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

(')  See  introductory  note  7  —  Annex  I. 

À 

155 

/IZ/I 

(1) 

3002 
(cont'd) 

Other: 

—  Human  blood 

(2) 

(3) 

Animal  blood  prepared  for  therapeutic  or 
prophylaaic  uses 

Blood 
than 
haemoglobin  and  serum  globulin 

fraaions 

other 

antisera, 

Haemoglobin,  blood  globulin  and  serum 
globulin 

—  Other 

3003 
and 
3004 

Medicaments  (excluding  goods  of  heading  No  3002, 
3005  or  3006) 

ex Chapter  31 

Fertilizers  except  for  heading  No  ex  3105  for  which 
the  rule  is  set  out  below 

ex  3105 

of 

the 

fertilizing 

Mineral  or  chemical  fertilizers  containing  two  or 
three 
nitrogen, 
phosphorus  and  potassium;  other  fertilizers;  goods 
of  this  chapter,  in  tablets  or  similar  forms  or  in 
packages  of  a  gross  weight  not  exceeding  10  kg, 
except  for: 

elements 

—  Sodium  nitrate 

—  Calcium  cyanamide 

—  Potassium  sulphate * 

—  Magnesium  potassium  sulphate 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3002.  The  materials  of 
this  description  may  also  be  used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

Manufaaure  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3002.  The  materials  of 
this  description  may  also  be  used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3002.  The  materials  of 
this  description  may  also  be  used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

Manufaaure  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3002.  The  materials  of 
this  description  may  also  be  used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufaaure  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3002.  The  materials  of 
this  description  may  also  be  used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufaaure  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the  product.  However,  materials 
of  heading  No  3003  or  3004  may  be  used  provided 
their value, taken  together,  does  not exceed  20  % of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials.used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the  produa.  However,  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  may  be  used 
provided  their  value  does  not exceed  20  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  produa,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa 

156  i 

J& 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

ex  Chapter  32 

Tanning  or  dyeing  extracts;  tannins  and  their 
derivatives;  dyes,  pigments  and  other  colouring 
matter;  paints  and  varnishes;  putty  and  other 
mastics;  inks;  except  for  heading  Nos  ex  3201  and 
3205,  for  which  the  rules  are  set  out  below 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  arc 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
produa.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa 

ex 3201 

3205 

Tannins  and  their  salts,  ethers,  esters  and  other 
derivatives 

Manufaaure  from  tanning  extracts  of  vegetable  origin 

Colour  lakes;  preparations  as  specified  in  Note  3  to 
this  chapter  based  on  colour  lakes (') 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except 
heading  Nos  3202  and  3204  provided  the  value  of  any 
materials  classified  within  heading  No  3205  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  Chapter  33 

Essential  oils  and  resinoids;  perfumery,  cosmetic  or 
toilet  preparations; except  for  heading  No  3301,  for 
which  the  rule  is  set  out  below 

3301 

Essential 
including 
oils"  (terpeneless  or  not), 
concretes  and  absolutes;  resinoids;  concentrates  of 
essential  oils  in  fats,  in  fixed  oils,  in  waxes  or  the 
like,  obtained  by  enfleurage  or  maceration;  terpenic 
by-products  of  the  deterpenation  of  essential  oils; 
aqueous  distillates  and  aqueous 
solutions  of 
essential  oils 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  Howes'er,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufaaure  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
materials  of  a  different  'group' (2)  within  this  heading. 
However,  materials  of  the  same  group  may  be  used, 
provided  their  value  does  not  exceed  2 0%  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product . 

ex  Chapter  34 

organic 

surface-active 

agents,  washing 
Soap, 
preparations, 
lubricating  preparations,  artificial 
waxes,  prepared  waxes,  polishing  or  scouring 
preparations,  candles  and  similar  articles,  modelling 
pastes,  'dental  waxes'  and  dental  preparations  with 
a  basis  of  plaster;  except  for  heading  Nos  ex  3403 
and  3404,  for  which  the  position  is  set  out  below 

ex  3403 

Lubricating  preparations  containing  petroleum  oils 
or  oils  obtained  from  bituminous  minerals,  provided 
they  represent  less  than  70  %  by  weight 

in  which  all 

Manufaaure 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 
process(es) (3) 

Other  operations  in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex-works  price  of  the  produa 

ex  3404 

Artificial  waxes  and  prepared  waxes: 

—  Artificial  waxes  and  prepared  waxes  with  a  basis 
of  paraffin,  petroleum  waxes,  waxes  obtained 
from  bituminous  materials,  slack  wax  or  scale 
wax 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex-works  price  of  the  product 

(')  Note  3  to  Chapter  32  says  that  these  preparations  arc  those  of  a  kind  used  for  colouring  any  material  or  used  as  ingredients  in  the  manufacturing  of 

colouring  preparations,  provided  they  arc  not  classified  within  another  heading  in  Chapter  32. 

(2)  A  'group'  is  regarded  as  any  pari  of  the  heading  separated  from  the  rest  by  a  semi-colon. 
(3)  See  introductory  note  7  —  Annex  I. 

a 

157 

^1 

(1) 

3404 
(cont'd) 

—  Other 

(2) 

(3) 

Manufaaure  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except: 

—  hydrogenated  oils  having  the  character  of  waxes  of 

heading  No  1516, 

—  fatty  acids  not  chemically  defined  or  industrial  fatty 
alcohols  having  the  charaaer  of  waxes  of  heading 
No  1519, 

—  materials  of  heading  No  3404. 

However,  these  materials  may  be  used  provided  their 
value  does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

ex  Chapter  35 

Albuminoidal  substances;  modified  starches;  glues; 
enzymes; except  for  heading  Nos  3505  and  ex  3507 
for  which  the  rules  are  set  out  below 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

3505 

Dextrins  and  other  modified  starches  (for  example, 
pregelatinized  or  csterified  starches);  glues  based  on 
starches,  or  on  dextrins  or  other  modified  starches: 

—  Starch  ethers  and  esters 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3505 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except 
those  of  heading  No  1108 

ex  3507 

Prepared  enzymes  nor  elsewhere 
included 

specified  or 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Chapter  36 

products;  matches; 
Explosives; 
pyrophoric  alloys; certain  combustible  preparations 

pyrotechnic 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex Chapter  37 

Photographic  or  cinematographic  goods;  except  for 
heading  Nos  3701,  3702  and  3704  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Photographic  plates  and  film  in  the  flat,  sensitized, 
than  paper, 
unexposed,  of  any  material  other 
paperboard  or  textiles;  instant  print  film  in  the  flat, 
sensitized,  unexposed,  whether  or  not  in  packs 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  heading  No 
3702 

Photographic  film  in  rolls,  sensitized,  unexposed,  of 
any  material  other  than  paper,  paperboard  or 
textiles; 
in  rolls,  sensitized, 
unexposed 

instant  print 

film 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  heading  No  3701 
or  3702 

Photographic  plates,  film,  paper,  paperboard  and 
textiles,  exposed  but  not  developed 

in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  heading  Nos 
3701  to  3704 

158 

3701 

3702 

3704 

Ï2 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

ex  Chapter  38 

ex  3S01 

ex  3803 

ex  3805 

chemical 

Miscellaneous 
for 
heading  Nos  ex  3801,  ex  3803,  ex  3805,  ex  3806, 
ex  3807,  3808  to  3814..3818  to  3820,  3822  and 
3823  for  which  the  rules  are  set  out  below: 

products; 

except 

Manufacture 
in 
which  all  the  materials  used  are 
w 
classified  within 
a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

_ 

w 

—  Colloidal  graphite 

in  oil  and 
semi-colloidal  graphite;  carbonaceous  pastes  for 
electrodes 

in  suspension 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  50  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

—  Graphite  in  paste  form,  being  a  mixture  of  more 
than  30  %  by  weight  of  graphite  with  mineral 
oils 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  3403  used  does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  produa. 

Refined  tall  oil 

Refining  of  crude  tall  oil 

Spirits  of  sulphate  turpentine,  purified 

Purification  by  distillation  or  refining  of  raw  spirits  of 
sulphate  turpentine 

ex  3806 

Ester  gums 

Manufacture  from  resin  acids 

ex  3807 

Wood  pitch  (wood  tar  pitch) 

Distillation  of  wood  tar 

in  which  all  the  materials  used  arc 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

3808 
to 
ex  3811 
3812 
to 
3814 
3818 
to 
3820 
3822 
and 
3823 

v 

Miscellaneous  chemical  products: 

—  The  following  of  heading  No  3823: 

—  Prepared  binders  for  foundry  moulds  or 
cores  based'on  natural  resinous  products 

—  Naphthenic  acids,  their  water  insoluble  salts 

and  their  esters 

—  Sorbitol  other  than  that  of  heading  No 

2905 

—  Petroleum  sulphonates,  excluding  petroleum 
sulphonates  of  alkali  metals,  of  ammonium 
or  of  ethanolamines;  thiophenated  sulphonic 
acids  of  oils  obtained 
from  bituminous 
minerals,  and  their  salts 

—  Ion  exchangers 

—  Getters  for  vacuum  tubes 

—  Alkaline  iron  oxide  for  the  purification  of 

gas 

—  Ammoniacal  gas 

liquors  and  spent  oxide 

produced  in  coal  gas  purification 

—  Sulphonaphthenic  acids,  their  water  insoluble 

salts  and  their  esters. 

—  Fusel  oil  and  Dippel's  oil 

—  Mixtures  of  salts  having  different  anions 

—  Copying  pastes  with  a  basis  of  gelatin, 
textile 

whether  or  not  on  a  paper  or 
backing 

—  Other 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  % of  the ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

ex  3811 

Prepared  additives  for  lubricating  oil,  containing 
petroleum  oils  or  oils  obtained  from  bituminous 
materials 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  3811  used  does  not  exceed  5 0%  of  the 
produa 

rz 

159 

$ 

(2) 

(3) 

ex 3901 
to 
3915 

Plastics  in  primary  forms,  waste,  parings  and  scrap, 
of  plastic; except  for  heading  No  ex  3907  for  which 
the  rule  is  set  out  below: 

—  Addition  homopolymerization  products 

Manufacture  in  which:  . 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 
50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  39  used  docs 
the 

the  ex  ss'orks  price  of 

not  exceed  20  %  of 
product  (') 

Other 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  the  materials  of 
Chapter  39  used  does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product  (') 

ex 3907 

Copolymer,  made 
acrylonitrile-butadienc-styrene  copolymer  (ABS) 

polycarbonate 

from 

and 

ex 3916 
to 
3921 

Semi-manufactures  and  articles  of  plastics,  except 
for  heading  Nos  ex  3916, ex  3917  and  ex  3920,  for 
which  the  rules  are  set  out  below: 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
the 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa 

that  of 

than 

—  Flat 

products, 

further  worked 

only 
than 
surface-worked  or  cut  into  forms  other 
than 
rectangular  (including  square);  other  products, 
further  worked  than  only  surface-worked 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  39  used  docs  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

—  Other: 

—  Additiop  homopolymerization  products 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 
50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  rhe  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  39  used  does" 
the 

the  ex  works  price  of 

not  exceed  20  %  of 
product  (') 

—  Other 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  39  used  does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product  (') 

ex 3916 
and 
ex 3917 

Profile  shapes  and  tubes 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 
50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  any  materials  classified  in  the  same 
heading  as  the  product  does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the 
ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex 3920 

Ionomer  sheet  or  film 

Manufaaure  from  a  thermoplastic  partial  salt  which  is 
a  copolymer  of  ethylene  and  metacrylic  acid  partly 
neutralized  with  metal  ions,  mainly  zinc  and  sodium 

(')  In  the  case  of  products  composed  of  materials  classified  within  both  heading  Nos  3901  to  3906,  on  the  one  hand,  and  within  heading  Nos  3907  to 

3911,  on  the  other  hand,  this  restriction  only  applies  to  that  group  of  materials  which  predominates  by  weight  in  the  product. 

-

160 

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3922 
to 
3926 

ex  4001 

4005 

4012 

(2) 

(3) 

Articles  of  plastic 

- 

! 
!  Laminated  slabs  of  crepe  rubber  for  shoes 
i 
i 

• 

-

i  Compounded 
| 
; 

forms  or  in  plates,  sheets  or  strip 

rubber,  unvulcanized, 

in  primary 

Retrcaded  or  used  pneumatic  tyres  of  rubber;  solid 
or  cushion  tyres,  interchangeable  tyre  treads  and 
tyre  flaps  of  rubber 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

Lamination  of  sheets  of  natural  rubber 

' 

""77~——— 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used,  except  natural  rubber,  does  not  exceed  50  %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except 
those  of  heading  No  4011  or  4012 

ex 4017 

Articles  of  hard  rubber 

Manufacture  from  hard  rubber 

ex 4102 

Raw  skins  of  sheep  or  lambs,  without  wool  on  ' 

Removal  of  wool  from  sheep  or  lamb  skins,  with  wool 
on 

4104 
to 
4107 

4109 

Leather,  without  hair  or  wool  other  than  leather  of 
heading  No  4108  or  4109 

Rctanning  of  pre-tanned  leather 

or 

Patent 
metallized  leather 

leather 

and  patent 

laminated 

leather; 

Manufacture  from 

to 
,  4107  provided  its  value  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex 

leather  of  heading  Nos  4104 

in  which  all 

Manufaaure 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
product 

the  materials  used  arc 
the 

that  of 

than 

works  price  of  the  product 

ex 4302 

Tanned  or  dressed  furskins,  assembled: 

—  Plates,  crosses  and  similar  forms 

—  Other 

I 

Bleaching  or  dyeing, 
to  cutting  and 
assembly  of  non-assembled  tanned  or  dressed  furskins 

in  addition 

• 

Manufacture  from  non-assembled,  tanned  or  dressed 
furskins 

4303 

! •  Articles  of  apparel,  clothing  accessories  and  other 
| 

articles  of  furskin 

Manufacture  from  non-assembled,  tanned  or  dressed 
furskins,  of  heading  No  4302 

I 

ex 4403 

Wood  roughly  squared 

ex 4407 

ex  4408 

ex 4409 

ex  4410 
to 
ex  4413 

Wood  sawn  or  chipped  lengthwise,  sliced  or  peeled, 
of  a  thickness  exceeding  6  mm,  planed,  sanded  or 
finger-jointed 

sheets  and  sheets 

Veneer 
for  plywood,  of  a 
thickness  not  exceeding  6  mm,  sliced,  and  other 
wood  sawn 
lengthwise,  sliced  or  peeled,  of  a 
thickness  not  exceeding  6  mm,  planed,  sanded  or 
finger-jointed 

—  Wood  (including  strips  and  friezes  for  parquet 
flooring,  not  assembled)  continuously  shaped 
chamfered, 
(tongued, 
the 
V-jointed,  beaded,  moulded,  rounded  or 
like)  along  any  of  its  edges  or  faces,  sanded  or 
finger-jointed 

grooved, 

rebated, 

Manufacture  from  wood  in  the  rough,  whether  or  not 
stripped  of  its  bark  or  merely  roughed  down 

Planing,  sanding'or  finger-jointing 

' 

Splicing,  planing,  sanding  or  finger-jointing 

Sanding  or 

finger-jointing 

•» 

—  Beadings  and  mouldings 

Beading  or  moulding 

Beadings  and  mouldings,  including  moulded  skirting 
and  other  moulded  boards 

Beading  or  moulding 

H 

161 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

ex  4415 

4416 

Packing  cases,  boxes,  crates,  drums  and  similar 
packings,  of  wood 

Manufacture  from  boards  not  cut  to  size 

Casks,  barrels,  vats, 
produas  and  parts  thereof,  of  wood -

tubs  and  other  coopers* 

Manufacture  from  riven  staves,  not  further  worked 
than  sawn  on  the  two  principal  surfaces 

ex  4418 

—  Builders'  joinery  and  carpentry  of  wood 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  cellular  wood  panels,  shingles  and 
shales  may  be  used 

—  Beadings  and  mouldings 

Beading  or  moulding 

ex  4421 

Match  splints;  wooden  pegs  or  pins  for  footwear 

Manufacture  from  wood  of  any  heading  except  drawn 
wood  of  heading  No  4409 

4503 

Articles  of  natural  cork 

Manufacture  from  cork  of  heading  No  4501 

ex4811 

Paper  and  paperboard,  ruled, 

lined  or  squared 

only-

Carbon  paper,  self-copy  paper and  other  copying  or 

transfer  papers  (other  than  those  of  heading  No 

4S09),  duplicator  stencils  and  offset  plates,  of 

paper,  whether  or  not  put  up  in  boxes 

Manufacture  from  paper-making  materials  of 
Chapter  47 

'*• Manufacture  from  paper-making  materials  of 

Chapter  47 

4816 

4817 

Envelopes, 
lerter  cards,  plain  postcards  and 
correspondence  cards,  of  paper  or  paperboard; 
boxes,  pouches,  wallets  and  writing  compendiums, 
of  paper  or  paperboard,  containing  an  assortment 
of  paper  stationery 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  produa,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  4818 

Toilet  paper 

Manufacture  from  paper-making  materials  of 
Chapter  47 

ex  4819 

Cartons,  boxes,  cases,  bags  and  other  packing 
containers,  of  paper,  paperboard,  cellulose  wadding 
or  webs  of  cellulose  fibres 

ex  4820 

Letter  pads 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  produa,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  in  svhich  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

ex  4823 

Other  paper,  paperboard,  cellulose  wadding  and 
webs  of  cellulose  fibres,  cut  to  size  or  shape 

Manufacture  from  paper-making  materials  of 
Chapter  47 

4909 

illustrated  postcards;  printed  cards 
Printed  or 
bearing 
or 
announcements,  whether  or  not  illustrated,  with  or 
without  envelopes  or  trimmings 

greetings,  messages 

personal 

Manufacture 
heading  No  4909  or  4911 

from  materials  not  classified  within 

16 o 

(1) 

4910 

(2) 

(3) 

Calendars  of  any  kind,  printed,  including  calendar 
blocks: 

—  Calenders  of 

type  or  with 
replaceable  blocks  mounted  on  bases  other  than 
paper  or  paperboard 

'perpetual' 

the 

—  Other 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  arc classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  docs  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture 
heading  No  4909  or  4911 

from  materials  nor  classified  within 

ex 5Ç03 

Silk  waste  (including  cocoons  unsuitable  for  reeling, 
yarn  waste  and  garnetted 
stock),  carded  or 
combed 

Carding  or  combing  of  silk  waste 

5501 
to 
5507 

ex  Chapter  50 

to 
Chapter  55 

Man-made  staple  fibres 

Manufacture  from  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

Yarn,  monofilament  and  thread 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  raw  silk,  silk  waste,  carded  or  combed  or  otherwise 

processed  for  spinning, 

—  other  natural 

fibres,  not  carded,  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning, 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp,  or 

—  paper-making  materials 

Woven  fabrics: 

—  Incorporating  rubber  thread 

Manufacture  from  single  yarn (') 

—-  Other 

Manufacture  from {'): 

—  coir  yarn, 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning, 

—  chemical  materials  or  texrile  pulp,  or 

;—  paper 

or 

Printing  accompanied  by  at  least  two  preparatory  or 
finishing  operations 
(such  as  scouring,  bleaching, 
mercerizing,  heat  setting,  raising,  calendering,  shrink 
resistance  processing,  permanent  finishing,  decatizing, 
impregnating,  mending  and  burling)  where  the  value  of 
the  unprinted  fabric  used  does  not  exceed  47,5  %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex Chapter  56 

Wadding,  felt  and  non-wovens;  special  yarns,  twine 
cordage,  ropes  and  cables  and  articles  thereof 
except  for  heading  Nos  5602,  5604,  5605  and 
5606,  for  which  the  rules  arc  set  out  below 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  coir  yarn, 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp,  or 

—  paper-making  materials 

(')  For special conditions  relating to  products  made of  a mixture of  textile materials, see Note  5. 

rz 

163  à 

y /O 

(2) 

(3) 

5602 

Felt,  whether  or  not  impregnated,  coated,  covered 
or  laminated: 

—  Needleloom  felt 

—  Other 

Manufaaure  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

However: 

—  polypropylene  filament  of  heading  No  5402, 

—  polypropylene  fibres  of  heading  No  5503  or  5506, 

or 

—  polypropylene  filament  tow  of  heading  No  5501,  of 
which  the  denomination  in  all  cases  of,  a  single 
filament  or  fibre  is  less  than  nine  decitcx  may  be 
used  provided  that  their  value  docs  not  exceed 
40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  made  from  casein,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

5604 

Rubber  thread  and  cord,  textile  covered;  textile 
yarn,  and  strip  and  the  like  of  heading  No  5404  or 
5405, 
impregnated,  coated,  covered  or  sheathed 
with  rubber  or  plastics: 

—  Rubber  thread  and  cord,  textile  covered 

Manufacture  from  rubber  thread  or  cord,  not  textile 
covered 

Other 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

5605 

5606 

Metallized  yarn,  whether  or  not  gimped,  being 
textile  yarn, or  strip  or  the  like  of  heading  No  5404 
or  ' 5405,  combined  with  metal  in  the  form  of 
•thread,  strip  or  powder  or  covered  with  metal 

Gimped  yarn,  and  strip  and  the  like  of  heading  No 
5404  or  5405,  gimped  (other  than  those  of  heading 
No  5605  and  gimped  horsehair  yarn); chenille  yarn 
(including  flock  chenille  yarn); loop.wale-yarn 

—  natural  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or  otherwise 

processed  for  spinning, 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp,  or 

—  paper-making  materials 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning, 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp,  or 

—  paper-making  materials 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning, 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp,  or 

—  paper-making  materials 

(')  For special  conditions  relating to  products  made of  a mixture of  textile  materials, see  Note 5. 

^ 

164 

/lioO 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

Chapter  57 

Carpets  and  other  textile  floor  coverings: 

—  Of  nccdleloom  fell 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp. 

However: 

—  polypropylene  filament  of  heading  No  5402 

—  polypropylene  fibres  of  heading  No  5503  or  5506, 

or 

—  polypropylene  filament  tow  of  heading  No  5501  of 
which  the  denomination 
in  all  cases  of  a  single 
filament  or  fibre  is  less  than  nine  decitex  may  be 
used  provided  that  their  value  does  not  exceed 
40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Of  other  felt 

Manufacture  from  {'): 

—  Other 

—  natural  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or  otherwise 

processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  coir  yarn, 

—  synthetic  or  artificial  filament  yarn, 

—  natural  fibres,  or 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning 

ex Chapter  58 

Special  woven  fabrics;  tufted  textile  fabrics;  lace; 
tapestries; 
for 
heading  Nos  5805  and  5810;  the'rule  for  heading 
No  5810  is  set  out  below: 

embroidery, 

trimmings, 

except 

—  Combined  with  rubber  thread 

Manufacture  from  single  yarn (') 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

or 

Printing  accompanied  by  at  least  two  preparatory  or 
finishing  operations 
(such  as  scouring,  bleaching, 
mercerizing,  heat  setting,  raising,  calendering,  shrink 
resistance  processing,  permanent  finishing,  decatizing, 
impregnating,  mending  and  burling)  where  the  value  of 
the  unprinted  fabric  used  does  not  exceed  47,5  %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

5810 

Embroidery  in  the  piece,  in  strips  or  in  motifs 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  produa,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa 

(')  For special  condiuons  relating to products  made of  a  mixture of  textile  materials, see  Note 5. 

i 

165 

À(r>A 

(Il 

5901 

(21 

(3) 

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

Manufacture  from  yarn 

5902 

Tyre  cord  fabric  of  high  tenacity  yarn  of  nylon  or 
other  polyamides,  polyesters  or  viscose  rayon: 

—  Containing  not  more  than  90  %  by  weight  of 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

textile  materials 

Oth< 

Manufacture  from  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

5903 

5904 

Textile  fabrics 
impregnated,  coated,  covered  or 
laminated  with  plastics,  other  than  those  of  heading 
No  5902 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

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 

Manufacture  from  yarn (') 

5905 

Textile  wall  coverings: 

—  Impregnated,  coated,  covered  or  laminated  with 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

rubber,  plastics  or  other  materials 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  coir  yarn, 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

or 

Printing  accompanied  by  at  least  two  preparatory  or 
(such  as  scouring,  bleaching, 
finishing  operations 
mercerizing,  heat  setting,  raising,  calendering,  shrink 
resistance  processing,  permanent  finishing,  decatizing, 
impregnating,  mending  and  burling)  where  the  value  of 
the  unprinted  fabric  used  does  not  exceed  47,5  %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa 

5906 

Rubberized  textile  fabrics,  other  than  those  of 
heading  No  5902: 

—  Knitted  or  crocheted  fabrics 

Manufaaure  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

(')  For  special  conditions  relating  to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of  textile  materials,  see  Note  5. 

tf 

166 

(1) 

5906 
(cont'd) 

5907 

(2) 

. 

(3) 

—  Other  fabrics  made  of  synthetic  filament  yarn, 
containing  more  than  90  %  by  weight  of  textile 
materials 

—  Other 

Textile  fabrics  otherwise 
impregnated,  coated  or 
covered;  painted  canvas  being  theatrical  scenery, 
studio  backcloths  or  the  like 

Manufacture  from  chemical  materials 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

ex  5908 

Incandescent  gas  mantles,  impregnated 

Manufacture  from  tubular  knined  gas  mantle  fabric 

5909 
to 
5911 

Textile  articles  of  a  kind  suitable  for 
use: 

industrial 

—  Polishing  discs  or  rings  other  than  of  felt  of 

•  heading  No  5911  ' 

—  Other 

Chapter  60 

Knitted  or  crocheted  fabrics 

Chapter  61 

Articles  of  apparel  and  clothing  accessories,  knitted 
or  crocheted: 

—  Obtained  by  sewing 

together  or  otherwise 
assembling,  two  or  more  pieces  of  knitted  or 
crocheted  fabric  which  have  been  either  cut  to 
form  or  obtained  direaly  to  form 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  yarn  or  waste  fabrics  or  rags  of 
heading  No  6310 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  coir  yarn, 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from  yarn (2) 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

ex  Chapter  62 

Articles  of  apparel  and  clothing  accessories,  not 
kniaed  or  crocheted,  except  for  heading  Nos  ex 
6202,  ex  6204,  ex  6206,  ex  6209,  ex  6210,  ex 
"  6211,  6213,  6214,  ex  6216  and  ex  6217  for  which 

the  rules  are  set  out  below 

Manufacture  from  yarn (2) 

. 

• 

ex  6202 
ex  6204 
ex  6206 
ex  6209 
ex  6 2 1 1' 
a n cj 
ex  6217 

Women's,  girls'  and  babies'  clothing  and 
made-up  clothing  accessories',  embroidered 

'other 

Manufacture  from  yarn  (:) 

or 

Manufacture  from  unembroidered  fabric  provided  the 
value  of  the  unembroidered  fabric  used  does  not  exceed 
40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product  (') 

(')  For special  conditions  relating to products made of  a mixture of  textile  materials, see Note 5. 
(')  See  Note 6. 

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167 

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ex 6210 
ex 6216 
and 
ex 6217 

(2) 

<3> 

Fire-resistant  equipment  of  fabric  covered  with  foil 
of  aluminized  polyester 

Manufacture  from  yarn (') 

or 

Manufaaure  from  uncoated  fabric  provided  the  value 
of  the  uncoated  fabric  used  docs  not  exceed  40  %  of -
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product (') 

6213 
and 6214 

Handkerchiefs,  shawls,  scarves,  mufflers,  mantillas, 
veils  and  the  like: 

—  Embroidered 

Manufacture  from  unbleached  single  yarn (') (2) 

or 

Manufacture  from  unembroidered  fabric  provided  the 
'value  of  the  unembroidered  fabric  used  does  not  exceed 
40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product (') 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  unbleached  single  yarn  (') (2) 

ex 6217 

Intcrlinings  for  collars  and  cuffs,  cut  out 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  produa,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

6301 
to 
6304 

Blankets,  travelling  rugs,  bed  linen  etc.;  curtains, 
etc.;  other  furnishing  articles: 

—  Of  felt,  of  non-wovens 

—  Other: 

—  Embroidered 

Manufacture  from  (:): 

—  natural  fibres,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from  unbleached  single  yarn (2) (3) 

or 

Manufacture  from  unembroidered  fabric  (other  than 
knitted  or  crocheted)  provided 
the 
unembroidered  fabric  used  does  not exceed  40  % of  the 
ex  works  price  of  the  product 

the  value  of 

Other 

Manufacture  from  unbleached  single  yarn (2) (5) 

6305 

Sacks  and  bags,  of  a  kind  used  for  the  packing  of 
goods 

Manufacture  from (2): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pujp 

(')  See  Note  6. 
(2)  For  special  conditions  relating  to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of  textile  materials,  see  Note  5. 
(J)  For  knitted  or  crocheted  articles,  not  clastic  or  rubberized,  obtained  by  sewing  or  assembly  of  pieces  of  knitted  or  crocheted  fabric  (cut-out  or  knined 

directly  to  shape)  sec  Note  6. 

(P. 

168 à 

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6306 

Tarpaulins,  sails  for  boats,  sailboards  or  landcraft, 
awnings,  sunbiinds,  tents  and  camping  goods: 

—  Of  non-wovens 

(2) 

(3) 

—  Other 

ex  6307 

Other  made-up  articles,  including  dress  patterns 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from  unbleached  single  yarn 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  ail  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
p r o d ua 

6308 

6401 
to 
6405 

65.03 

6505 

6601 

ex  6803 

ex  6812 

ex  6814 

7006 

7007 

Sets  consisting  of  woven  fabric  and  yarn,  whether 
or  not  with  accessories,  for  making  up  into  rugs, 
tapestries,  embroidered  table  cloths  or  serviettes  or 
similar  textile  articles,  put  up  in  packings  for  retail 
sale 

Each  item  in  the  set  must  satisfy  the  rule  which  would 
apply  to  it  if  it  were  not  included  in  the  set.  However 
non-originating  articles  may  be  incorporated  provided 
their  total  value  does  not  exceed  15 %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  set 

Footwear 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  except  for 
assemblies  of  uppers  affixed  to  inner  soles  or  to  other 
sole  components  of  heading  No  6406 

Felt  hats  and  other  felt  headgear,  made  from  the  hat 
bodies,  hoods  or  plateaux  of  heading  No  6501, 
whether  or  not  lined  or  trimmed 

Hats  and  other  headgear,  knitted  or  crocheted,  or 
made  up  from  lace, felt  or  other  textile  fabric,  in  the 
piece  (but  not  in  strips),  whether  or  not  lined  or 
trimmed;  hair-nets  of  any  material,  whether  or  not 
lined  or  trimmed 

Manufacture  from  yarn  or  textile  fibres (2) 

Manufacture  from  yarn  or  textile  fibres (2) 

and 

Umbrellas 
(including 
walking-stick  umbrellas,  garden  umbrellas  and 
similar  umbrellas) 

umbrellas 

sun 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
p r o d ua 

Articles  of  slate  or  of  agglomerated  slate 

Manufacture  from  worked  slate 

Articles  of  asbestos  or  of  mixtures  with  a  basis  of 
asbestos  or  with  a  basis  of  asbestos  and  magnesium 
carbonate 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading 

Articles  of  mica; 
reconstituted  mica  on 
paperboard  or  other  materials 

including 

a 

agglomerated  or 
support  of  paper, 

Glass  of  heading  No  7003,  7004  or  7C05,  bent, 
edge-worked, 
or 
engraved,  drilled, 
otherwise  worked,  but  not?  framed  or  fitted  with 
other  materials 

enamelled 

Safety  glass,  consisting  of  toughened  (tempered)  or 
laminated  glass 

Manufacture 
erated  or  reconstituted  mica) 

from  worked  mica  (including  agglom-

Manufaaure  from  materials  of  heading  No  7001 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  heading  No  7001 

7008 

Multiple-walled  insulating  units  of  glass 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  heading  No  7001 

(')  For special  conditions  relating to products made of a mixture of  textile materials, see  Note 5. 
(*)  See Note  6. 

c? 

169 

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7009 

7010 

(2) 

(3) 

Glass  mirrors,  whether  or  not  framed,  including 
rear-view  mirrors 

Carboys,  bottles,  flasks,  jars,  pots,  phials,  ampoules 
and  other  containers, of  glass, of  a  kind  used  for  the 
conveyance  or  packing  of  goods;  preserving  jars  of 
glass;  stoppers,  lids  and  other  closures,  of  glass 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  heading  No  7001 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the' 
produa 

or 
Cutting  of  glassware,  provided  the  value  of  the  uncut 
glassware  does  not  exceed  50  %  ot  the  ex  works  price 
of  the  produa 

.7013 

Glassware  of  a  kind  used  for  table,  kitchen,  toilet, 
office,  indoor  decoration  or  similar  purposes  (other 
than  that  of  heading  No  7010  or  7018) 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
produa 

and 

Cutting  of  glassware,  provided  the  value  of  the  uncut 
glassware  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price 
of  the  product 

or 

Hand-decoration  (with  the  exception  of  silk  screen 
printing)  of  hand-blown  glassware,  provided  the  value 
of  the  hand-blown  glassware  does  not  exceed  50  %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa 

ex 7019 

Articles  (other  than  yarn)  of  glass  fibres 

Manufacture  from: 

slivers, 

rovings,  yarn  or  chopped 

—  uncoloured 
strands,  o. 

—  glass  wool 

Worked  precious  or  semi-precious  stones  (natural 
synthetic  or  reconstructed) 

Manufacture  from  unworked  precious  or  semi-precious 
stones 

Precious  metals: 

—  Unwrought 

Manufaaure 
heading  No  7106,  7108  or  7110 

from  materials  not  classified  within 

or 

Elearolytic,  thermal  or  chemical  separation  of  precious 
metals  of  heading  No  7106,  7108  or  7110 

Alloying  of  precious  metals  of  heading  No  7106,  7108 
or  7110  with  each  other  or  with  base  metals 

—  Semi-manufactured  or  in  powder  form  (All) 

Manufacture  from  unwrought  precious  metals 

Metals  clad  with  precious  metals,  semi-manu 
factured 

Manufacture  from  metals  clad  with  precious  metals, 
unwrought 

ex 7102 
ex 7103 
and 
ex 7104 

7106 
7108 
and 
7110 

ex 7107 
ex 7109 
and 
ex 7111 

7116 

Articles  of  natural  or  cultured  pearls,  precious  or 
semi-precious 
or 
reconstruaed) 

synthetic 

(natural, 

stones 

7117 

Imitation  jewellery 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used does  not  exceed  50  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

in  which  ail  the  materials  used'  are 
Manufaaure 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
. produa 

or 

Manufaaure 
from  base  metal  parts,  not  plated  or 
covered  with  precious  metals,  provided  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  produa 

02 

170 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

7207 

7208 
to 
7216 

7217 

ex 7218 
7219 
to 
7222 

Semi-finished  products  of  iron  or  non-alloy  steel 

Manufacture 
7202,  7203,  7204  or  7205 

from  materials  of  heading  No  7201 

Flat-rolled  products,  bars  and  rods,  angles,  shapes 
and  sections  of  iron  or  non-alloy  steel 

Manufacture  from  ingots  or  other  primary  forms  of 
heading  No  7206 

Wire  of  iron  or  non-alloy  steel 

Semi-finished  products,  flat-rolled  produas,  bars 
and  rods,  angles,  shapes  and  sections  of  stainless 
steel 

Manufacture  from  semi-finished  materials  of  headi 
No  7207 

ng 

Manufacture  from  ingots  or  other  primary  forms  of 
heading  No  7218 

7223 

Wire  of  stainless  steel 

Semi-finished  products,  flat-rolled  products,  bars 
and  rods,  in  irregularly  wound  coils,  of  other  alloy 
steel 

Manufacture  from  semi-finished  materials  of  heading 
6 
No  7218 

Manufacture  from  ingots  or  other  primary  forms  of 
heading  No  7224 

ex  7224 
7225 
to 
7227 

7228 

Other  bars  and  rods  of  other  alloy  steel;  angles, 
shapes  and  sections, of  other  alloy  steel; hollow  drill 
bars  and  rods,  of  alloy  or  non-alloy  steel 

Manufacture  from  ingots  or  other  primarv  forms  of 
heading  No  7206,  7218  or  7224 

7229 

Wire  of  other  alloy  steel 

Manufacture  from  semi-finished  materials  of  heading 
No  7224 

ex  7301 

Sheet  piling 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  heading  No  7206 

7302 

7304 
7305 
and 
7306 

7308 

Railway  or  tramway  track  construction  material  of 
iron  or  steel,  the  following:  rails,  check-rails  and 
rack  rails,  switch  blades,  crossing  frogs,  point  rods 
and  other  crossing  pieces,  sleepers 
(cross-ties), 
fishplates,  chairs,  chair  wedges,  sole  plates  (base 
plates),  rail  clips,  bedplates,  ties  and  other  material 
specialized  for  jointing  or  fixing  rails 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  heading  No  7206 

Tubes,  pipes  and  hollow  profiles,  of  iron  (other 
than  cast  iron)  or  steel 

Manufacture 
7207,  7218  or  7224 

from  materials  of  heading  No  7206, 

(excluding  prefabricated  buildings  of 
Structures 
heading  No  9406)  and  parts  of  structures  (for 
example,  bridges  and  bridge-seaions, 
lock-gates, 
towers,  lattice  masts,  roofs,  roofing  frameworks, 
doors  and  windows  and  their  frames  and  thresholds 
for  -  doors, 
shutters,  balustrades,  pillars  and 
iron  or  steel;  plates,  rods,  angles, 
columns),  of 
shapes,  sections,  tubes and  the  like,  prepared  for  use 
in  structures,  of  iron  or  steel 

in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
Manufaaure 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  welded  angles,  shapes  and  sections 
of  heading  No  7301  may  not  be  used 

ex  7315 

Skid-chains 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  7315  used  does  not  exceed  50  % of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

ex  7322 

Radiators 
heated 

for  central  heating,  not  elearically 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  7322  used  does  not  exceed  5  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

171 

//  -2. 

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(2) 

(3) 

ex Chapter  74 

Copper  and  articles  thereof,  except  for  heading  Nos 
7401  to  7405;  the  rule  for  heading  No  ex  7403  is 
set  out  below 

Manufaaure  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  arc  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

-7-  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  7403 

Copper  alloys,  unwrought 

Manufacture  from  refined  copper,  unwrought,  or  waste 
and  scrap 

ex Chapter  75 

Nickel  and  articles  thereof,  except  for  heading  Nos 
7501  to  7503 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  aredassified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex Chapter  76 

Aluminium  and  articles  thereof,  except  for  heading 
Nos  7601,  7602  and  ex  7616;  the  rules  for  heading 
Nos  7601  and  ex  7616  are  set  out  below 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa 

7601 

Unwrought  aluminium 

ex  7616 

Aluminium  articles  other  than  gauze,  cloth,  grill, 
fabric  and  similar 
netting, 
materials  (including  endless  bands)  of  aluminium, 
wire,  and  expanded  metal  of  aluminium 

fencing,  reinforcing 

ex Chapter  78 

Lead  and  articles  thereof,  except  for  heading  Nos 
7801  and  7802; the  rule  for  heading  No  7801  is  set 
out  below 

7801 

Unwrought  lead: 

—  Refined  lead 

—  Other 

Manufacture  by  thermal  or  electrolytic  treatment  from 
of 
unalloyed 
aluminium 

aluminium 

or  waste 

scrap 

and 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the  product.  However,  gauze, 
cloth,  grill,  netting,  fencing,  reinforcing  fabric  and 
similar  materials 
aluminium  wire,  or  expanded  metal  of  aluminium 
may  be  used,  and 

(including  __ endless  bands)  of 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—; the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  from  'bullion'  or  'work'  lead 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  waste  and  scrap  of  heading  No 
7802  may  not  be  used 

a 

172 

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(2) 

(3) 

ex  Chapter  79 

Zinc  and  articles  thereof,  except  for  heading  Nos 
7901  and  7902;  the  rule  for  heading  No  7901  is set 
out  below 

7901 

Unwrought  zinc 

ex  Chapter  80 

Tin  and  articles  thereof,  except  for  heading  Nos 
8001,  8002  and  8007;  the  rule  for  heading  No 
8001  is  set  out  below 

8001 

Unwrought  tin 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  in  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  produa,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  docs..not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa 

in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  waste  and  scrap  of  heading  No  7902  may 
not  be  used 

Manufaaure  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  in  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  produa,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  waste  and  scrap  of  heading  No  8002  may 
not  be  used 

ex  Chapter  81 

Other  base  metals,  wrought;  articles  thereof 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
classified  in  the  same  heading  as  the  products  used  does 
not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa 

8206 

Tools  of  two  or  more  of  the  heading  Nos  8202  to 
8205,  put  up  in  sets  for  retail  sale 

8207 

pressing, 

Interchangeable  tools  for  hand  tools, whether or not 
power-operated,  or  for  machine-tools  (for  example, 
tapping, 
for 
threading,  drilling,  boring,  broaching,  milling, 
turning  or  screwdriving),  including  dies  for  drawing 
or 
or 
earth-boring  tools 

extruding  metal, 

rock-drilling 

stamping, 

punching, 

and 

8208 

Knives  and  cutting  blades,  for  machines  or  for 
mechanical  appliances 

in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  heading  Nos  8202  to 
8205.  However,  tools  of  heading  Nos  8202  to  8205 
may  be  incorporated  into^he  set  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  15  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  set 

Manufaaure  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  arc  classified  in  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  produa,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are "classified  in  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa 

173 

^ 

/fc") 

(2) 

(3) 

ex  8211 

Knives  with  cutting  blades, 
serrated  or  not 
(including  pruning  knives),  other  than  knives  of 
heading  No  8208 

in  which  all 

Manufaaure 
the  materials  used  arc 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  knife  blades  and  handles  of  base  metal  may 
be  used 

Other  articles  of  cutlery  (for  example,  hair  clippers, 
butcher's  or  kitchen  cleavers,  choppers  and  mincing 
knives,  paper  knives); manicure  or  pedicure  sets  and 
instruments  (including  nail  files) 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  handles  of  base  metal  may  be  used 

forks, 

Spoons, 
cake-servers, 
fish-knives,  butter-knives,  sugar  tongs  and  similar 
kitchen  or  tableware 

skimmers, 

ladles, 

8214 

8215 

ex  8306 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  arc 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  handles  of  base  metal  may  be  used 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  arc 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  the  other  materials  of  heading  No  8306  may 
be  used  provided  their  value  does  not  exceed  30  %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture: 

—  in which  the value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  % of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

Manufacture 
in  which  all-  the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  heading  No  8403  or 
8404.  However,  materials  which  are  classified 
in 
heading  No  8403  or  8404  may  be  used  provided  their 
value,  taken  together,  does  not  exceed  5  %  of  the  ex-
works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

ex  Chapter  84 

Nuclear  reactors,  boilers,  machinery  and  mechanical 
appliances;  parts  thereof;  except  for  those  falling 
within  the  following  headings  or  parts  of  headings 
for  which  the  rules  are  set  out  below: 

8403,  ex  8404,  8406  to  8409,  8412,  8415,  8418, 
ex  8419,  8420,  8425  to  8430,  ex  8431,  8439, 
8441,  8444  to  8447,  ex  8448,  8452,  8456  to  8466, 
8469  to  8472,  8480,  8484  and  8485 

8403 
and 
ex  8404 

Central  heating  boilers,  other  than  those  of  heading 
No  8402,  and  auxiliary  plant  for  central  heating 
boilers 

8406 

Steam  turbines  and  other  vapour  turbines 

8407 

8408 

8409 

Spark-ignition 
combustion  piston  engines 

reciprocating  or 

rotary 

internal 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Compression-ignition 
engines  (diesel  or  semi-diesel  engines) 

internal  combustion  piston 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the ex  wotks  price  of  the 
product 

Parts  suitable  for  use  solely  or  principally  with  the 
engines  of  heading  No  8407  or  8408 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

8412 

Other  engines  and  motors 

fan 

and 

Air  conditioning  machines,  comprising  a  motor-
the 
elements 
driven 
temperature  and  humidity,  including  those  machines 
in  which 
separately 
the  humidity  cannot  be 
regulated 

changing 

for 

8415 

d 

Manufaaure  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

17 4  * 

/f-1-r, 

(1) 

8418 

(2) 

(3) 

Refrigerators,  freezers  and  other  refrigerating  or 
freezing  equipment,  electric  or  other  heat  pumps 
other  than  air conditioning  machines  of  heading  No 
8415 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of.all  the  materials used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  produa 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  produa,  and 

limit, 

ex  8419 

Machines  for  the ' wood,  paper  pulp  and  paper 
board  industries 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are only  used  up to  a  value of  25  % of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

8420 

Calendering  or  other  rolling  machines,  other  than 
for  metals  or  glass,  and  cylinders  therefor 

Manufacture: 

—  in which  the  value of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are only  used  up to  a value of  25  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

8425 
to 
8428 

Lifting,  handling,  loading  or  unloading  machinery 

Manufacture: 

—  in which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  heading  No  8431  are  only  used  up 
to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

limit, 

8429 

Self-propelled  bulldozers,  angledozers,  graders, 
levellers,  scrapers,  mechanical  shovels,  excavators, 
shovel  loaders,  temping  machines  and  road  rollers: 

—  Road  rollers 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

—  Other 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa, 
and 

—  where,  within  the  above  limit,  the  value  of  the 
materials  classified  within  heading  No  8431  arc 
only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

V 
175  ft 

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se 

(1) 

8430 

(2) 

(3) 

grading, 

levelling, 

scraping, 
Other  moving, 
temping,  compacting,  extraaing  or 
excavating, 
for  earth,  minerals  or  ores; 
boring  machinery, 
pile-drivers  and  pile-extraaors;  snow-ploughs  and 
snow-blowers 

Manufaaure: 
—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above  limit,  the  value  .of 

the 
materials  classified  within  heading  No  8431  arc 
only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5 %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  p r o d ua 

ex  8431 

Parts  for  road  rollers 

8439 

Machinery  for  making  pulp  of  fibrous  cellulosic 
material  or 
finishing  paper  or 
paperboard 

for  making  or 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  25  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

8441 

Other  machinery  for  making  up  paper  pulp,  paper 
or  paperboard, 
including  cutting  machines  of  all 
kinds 

Manufacture: 

—  in which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  docs  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  p r o d u a, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  materials 
the  above  Mimit, 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  25  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

8444 
to 
8447 

ex  8448 

8452 

Machines  of  these  headings  for  use  in  the  textile 
industry 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Auxiliary  machinery  for  use  with  machines 
heading  Nos  8444  and  8445 

for 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  oi*the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

Sewing  machines,  other  than  book  sewing  machines 
of  heading  No  8440;  furniture,  bases  and  covers 
specially  designed 
for  sewing  machines;  sewing 
machine  needles: 

.—  Sewing  machines  (lock  stitch  only)  with  heads  of 
a  weight  not  exceeding  16  kg  without  motor  or 
17  kg  with  motor 

Manufacture: 
—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  docs  not 
exceed  401%  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  p r o d u a, 
the  non-originating 
(without 
the  head 
materials  used 
motor)  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used,  and 

the  value  of  all  of 
in  assembling 

—  where 

—  Other 

—  the  thread  tension,  crochet  and  zigzag  mechanisms 

used  are  already  originating 

Manufaaure 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

8456 
to 
8466 

Machine-tools  and  machines  and  their  parts  and 
accessories  of  heading  Nos  8456  to  8466 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works-price  of  the 
product 

176  ^ 

7—y. 

8469 
to 
8472 

8480 

8484 

8485 

(2) 

(3) 

Office  machines 
typewriters, 
calculating  machines,  automatic  data-processing 
machines,  duplicating  machines,  stapling  machines) 

example, 

(for 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Moulding  boxes  for  metal  foundry;  mould  bases; 
moulding  patterns;  moulds  for  metal  (other  than 
ingot  moulds),  metal  carbides,  glass,  mineral 
materials,  rubber  or  plastics 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

similar 

joints  of  metal 

Gaskets  and 
sheeting 
combined  with  other  material  or  of  two  or  more 
layers  of  metal;  sets  or  assortments  of  gaskets  and 
similar  joints,  dissimilar  in  composition,  put  up  in 
pouches,  envelopes  or  similar  packings 

not 

Machinery 
connectors, 
elearical 
features,  not 
elsewhere  in  this  chapter 

containing 

parts, 
electrical 
insulators,  coils,  contacts  or  other 
included 
specified 

or 

ex  Chapter  S5 

Electrical  machinery  and  equipment  and  parts 
thereof;  sound  recorders  and  reproducers,  television 
image  and  sound  recorders  and  reproducers  and 
parts  and  accessories  of  such  articles;  except  for 
those  falling  within  the  following  headings  or  parts 
of  headings  for  which  the  rules  arc  set  out  below: 

S501,  8502,  ex  8518,  8519  to  8529,  8535  to  8537, 
8542,  8544  to  8546  and  8548 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  produa 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

8501 

Electric  motors 
generating  sets) 

and 

generators 

(excluding 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  heading  No  8503  are  only  used  up 
to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product  . 

limit, 

8502 

Electric  generating  sets  and  rotary  converters 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  heading  No  8501  or  8503,  taken 
together,  are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the 
ex  works  price  of  the  product 

limit, 

ex  8518 

loudspeakers, 
Microphones  and  stands 
whether  or  not  mounted 
their  enclosures; 
audio-frequency  electric  amplifiers;  electric  sound 
amplifier  sets 

therefor; 
in 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

177 

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(1) 

8519 

(2) 

(3) 

Turntables  (record-decks),  record-players,  cassette-
players  and  other  sound  reproducing  apparatus,  not 
incorporating  a  sound  recording  device 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not " 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

8520 

Magnetic  tape  recorders  and  other  sound  recording 
apparatus,  whether  or  not  incorporating  a  sound 
reproducing  device 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  docs  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

8521 

Video  recording  or  reproducing  apparatus 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

8522 

Parts  and  accessories  of  apparatus  of  heading  Nos 
8519  to  8521 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

8523 

8524 

Prepared  unrecorded  media  for  sound  recording  or 
.similar  recording  of  other  phenomena,  other  than 
products  of  Chapter  37 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Records,  tapes  and  other  recorded  media  for  sound 
or  other  similarly  recorded  phenomena,  including 
matrices  and  masters  for  the  production  of  records, 
but  excluding  products  of  Chapter  37: 

—  M'atrices  and  masters  for  the  production  of 

records 

—  Other 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  heading  No  8523  are  only  used  up 
to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

limit, 

178 

(2) 

(3) 

for 

apparatus 

Transmission 
radio-telephony, 
radio-tclcgraphy,  radio-broadcasting  or  television, 
whether  or  not  incorporating  reception  apparatus 
or  sound  recording  or  reproducing  apparatus; 
television  cameras 

8526 

Radar  apparatus,  radio  navigational  aid  apparatus 
and  radio  remote  control  apparatus 

apparatus 

Reception 
radio-telephony, 
radio-telegraphy  or  radio-broadcasting,  whether  or 
not  combined,  in  the  same  housing,  with  sound 
recording  or  reproducing  apparatus  or  a  clock 

for 

Manufaaure: 

—  in which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

Manufacture: 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

Manufacture: 

in which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa, 

where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

(1) 

8525 

8527 

8528 

Television  receivers  (including  video  monitors  and 
video  projeaors),  whether  or  not  combined,  in  the 
same  housing,  with  radio-broadcast  receivers  or 
sound  or  video  recording  or  reproducing  apparatus 

Manufaaure: 

—  in which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

8529 

Parts  suitable  for  use  solely  or  principally  with  the 
apparatus  of  heading  Nos  8525  to  8528 

—  Suitable  for  use  solely  or  principally  with  video 

recording  or  reproducing  apparatus 

Manufacture  in  which. the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

—  Other 

Manufacture: 

—  in which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

8535 
and 
8536 

Electrical  apparatus  for  switching  or  proteaing 
electrical  circuits,  or  for  making  connections  to  or 
in  elearical  circuits 

Manufacture: 

—  in which  the  value of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  heading  No  8538  arc  only  used  up 
to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

limit, 

179 

df 

A~^t  , 

(1) 

8537 

(2) 

(3) 

Boards,  panels  (including  numerical  control  panels), 
consoles,  desks,  cabinets  and  other  bases,  equipped 
with  two  or  more  apparatus  of  heading  No  8535  or 
8536,  for  electric  control  or  the  distribution  of 
elcaricity, 
incorporating 
instruments  or  apparatus  of  Chapter  90,  other  than 
switching  apparatus  of  heading  No  8517 

including 

those 

Manufaaure: 

—  in which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  docs  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  .above 

the  materials 
classified  within  heading  No  8538  are  only  used  up 
to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

limit, 

8542 

Electronic  integrated  circuits  and  microassemblies 

Manufacture: 

—  in which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  docs  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  heading  No  8541  or  8542,  taken 
together,  are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the 
ex  works  price  of  the  product 

limit, 

8544 

8545 

Insulated  (including  enamelled  or  anodized)  wire, 
cable  (including  co-axial  cable)  and  other  insulated 
elearic  conduaors,  whether  or  not  fitted  with 
connectors;  optical 
fibre  cables,  made  up  of 
fibres,  whether  or  not 
individually 
assembled  with  elearic  conductors  or  fitted  with 
connectors 

sheathed 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used docs  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

Carbon  electrodes,  carbon  brushes,  lamp  carbons, 
battery  carbons  and  other  articles  of  graphite  or 
other  carbon,  with  or  without  metal, of  a  kind  used 
for  electrical  purposes 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

8546 

Electrical  insulators  of  any  material 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  ail  the  materials 
used does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex works  price  of  the 
produa 

8548 

Electrical  parts  of  machinery  or  apparatus,  not 
specified  or  included  elsewhere  in  this  chapter 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

8601 
to 
8607 

8608 

(1? 

Railway  or  tramway  locomotives,  rolling-stock  and 
parts  thereof 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

Railway  or  tramway  track  fixtures  and  fittings; 
mechanical  (including  electromechanical)  signalling, 
safety  or  traffic  control  equipment  for  railways, 
inland  waterways,  parking 
tramways, 
facilities,  port  installations  or  airfields;  parts  of  the 
foregoing 

roads, 

Manufaaure: 

—  in which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  docs  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

1 . 8 0 

(1) 

8609 

ex  Chapter  87 

8709 

(2) 

(3) 

Containers  (including  containers  for  the  transport 
for 
fluids)  specially  designed  and  equipped 
of 
carriage  by  one  or  more  modes  of  transport 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

other 

railway 

tramway 
than 
Vehicles 
thereof; 
rolling-stock  and  parts  and  accessories 
except 
following 
headings  or  parts  of  headings  for  which  the  rules 
are  set  out  below: 

falling  within 

those 

the 

for 

or 

8709  to  8711,  ex  8712,  8715  and  8716 

Works  trucks,  self-propelled,  not  fitted  with  lifting 
or  handling  equipment,  of  the  type  used  in  factories, 
warehouses,  dock  areas  or  airports 
short 
distance  transport  of  goods;  tractors  of  the  type 
used  on  railway  station  platforms;  parts  of 
the 
foregoing  vehicles 

for 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
Manufaaure 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

8710 

and  other 

Tanks 
fighting  vehicles, 
armoured 
motorized,  whether  or  not  fined  with  weapons,  and 
parts  of  such  vehicles 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  produa 

limit, 

8711 

Motorcycles  (including  mopeds)  and  cycles  fitted 
with  an  auxiliary-  motor,  with  or  without  side-cars; 
side-cars 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 

—  materials  used 

ex  8712 

Bicycles  without  ball  bearings 

Manufaaure 
heading  No  8714 

from  materials  not  classified  within 

8715 

Baby  carriages  and  parts  thereof 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  produa 

limit, 

8716 

Trailers  and 
mechanically  propelled;  parts  thereof 

semi-trailers;  other  vehicles,  not 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

181  i 

A  ^/  *•*! 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

8803 

Parts  of  goods  of  heading  No  8801  or  8802 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  8803  used  does  not  exceed  5  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

8804 

Parachutes 
rotochutcs;  parts  thereof  and  accessories  thereto: 

(including  dirigible  parachutes)  and 

—  Rotochutes 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  8804 

Manufaaure  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  8804  used  docs  not  exceed  5 %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

8805 

Aircraft 
launching  gear;  deck-arrestor  or  similar 
gear;  ground  flying  trainers;  parts  of  the  foregoing 
articles 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  8805  used  does  not  exceed  5  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

Chapter  89 

Ships,  boats  and  floating  structures 

Optical,  photographic,  cinematographic,  measuring, 
checking,  precision,  medical  or  surgical  instruments 
and  apparatus;  parts  and  accessories  thereof;  except 
for  those  falling  within  the  following  headings  or 
parts  of  headings  for  which  the  rules  are  set  out 
below: 

9001,  9002,  9004,  ex  9005,  ex  9006,  9007,  9011, 
ex  9014,  9015  to  9017,  ex  9018,  9024  to  9033 

Optical  fibres  and  optical  fibre  bundles;  optical 
fibre  cables  other  than  those  of  heading  No  8544; 
sheets  and  plates  of  polarizing  material; 
lenses 
(including  contact  lenses),  prisms,  mirrors  and  other 
optical  elements,  of  any  material,  unmounted,  other 
than  such  elements  of  glass  not  optically  worked 

ex  Chapter  90 

9001 

9002 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  hulls  of  heading  No  8906  may  not 
be  used 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

v 
the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  % of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

the  above 

limit, 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Lenses,  prisms,  mirrors  and  other  optical  elements, 
of  any  material,  mounted,  being  parts  of  or  fittings 
instruments  or  apparatus,  other  than  such 
for 
elements  of  glass  not  optically  worked 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used doçs  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

9004 

Spectacles, 
protective  or  other 

goggles 

and 

the 

like, 

correaive, 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

ex  9005 

Binoculars,  monoculars,  other  optical  telescopes, 
and  mountings  therefor,  except  for  astronomical 
refracting  telescopes  and  mountings  therefor 

Manufacture: 

—  in which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  produa 
arc  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product,  and 

limit, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of'the  originating 
materials  used 

182 

^ 

/£ 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

ex  9006 

Photographie  (other  than cinematographic) cameras; 
photographic  flashlight  apparatus  and  flashbulbs 
other  than  electrically  .ignited  flashbulbs 

Manufaaure: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa, 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  produa 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product,  and 

limit, 

9007 

Cinematographic  cameras  and  projeaors,  whether 
or 
or 
reproducing  apparatus 

incorporating 

recording 

sound 

not 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa, 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product,  and 

limit, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
usedMoes  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

9011 

Compound  optical  microscopes, 
including  those 
for  photomicrography,  cinephotomicrography  or 
microprojection 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product,  and 

limit, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

ex  9014 

Other  navigational  instruments  and  appliances 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

9015 

9016 

9017 

Surveying  (including  photogrammetrical  surveying), 
hydrological, 
hydrographie, 
océanographie, 
meteorological  or  geophysical 
instruments  and 
appliances,  excluding  compasses;  rangefindcrs 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Balances  of  a  sensitivity  of  5  eg  or  better,  with  or 
without  weights 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

(for 

Drawing,  marking-out  or  mathematical  calculating 
instruments 
example,  drafting  machines, 
pantographs,  protraaors,  drawing  sets,  slide  rules, 
disc  calculators);  instruments  for  measuring  length, 
for  use  in  the  hand  (for  example,  measuring  rods 
and  tapes,  micrometers,  callipers),  not  specified  or 
included  elsewhere  in  this  chapter 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  work's  price  of  the 
product 

183-  è* 

/l^ 

(1) 

ex 9018 

9024 

9025 

9026 

9027 

(2) 

(3) 

Dentists'  chairs  incorporating  dental  appliances  or 
dentists*  spittoons 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  9018 

Machines  and  appliances  for  testing  the  hardness, 
strength, 
other 
mechanical  properties  of  materials  (for  example, 
metals,  wood,  textiles,  paper,  plastics) 

compressibility, 

elasticity 

or 

similar 

Hydrometers  and 
instruments, 
thermometers,  pyrometers,  barometers,  hygrometers 
and  psychrometers,  recording  or  not,  and  any 
combination  of  these  instruments 

floating 

Instruments  and  apparatus 
for  measuring  or 
checking  the  flow,  level,  pressure  or  other  variables 
of  liquids  or  gases  (for  example,  flow  meters,  level 
gauges,  manometers,  heat  meters), 
excluding 
instruments  and  apparatus  of  heading  No  9014, 
9015,  9028  or  9032 

Instruments  and  apparatus  for  physical  or  chemical 
analysis  (for  example,  polarimeters,  refractometers, 
spectrometers,  gas  or  smoke  analysis  apparatus); 
for  measuring  or 
instruments  and  apparatus 
checking  viscosity,  • porosity,  expansion,  surface 
tension  or  the  like;  instruments  and  apparatus  for 
measuring  or  checking  quantities  of  heat,  sound  or 
light  (including  exposure  meters);  microtomes 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price of  the 
product 

Manufaaure  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

9028 

liquid  or  electricity  supply  or  production 

Gas, 
meters,  including  calibrating  meters  therefor: 

—  Parts  and  accessories 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Other 

Manufacture: 

—  in which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa, 
and 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

counters, 

Revolution 
counters, 
taximeters,  mileometers,  pedometers  and  the  like; 
speed  indicators  and  tachometers,  other  than  those 
of  heading  No  9014  or  9015;  stroboscopes 

produaion 

spearum 

analysers 

and  other 
Oscilloscopes, 
instruments  and  apparatus 
for  measuring  or 
checking  elearical  quantities,  excluding  meters  of 
heading  No  9028;  instruments  and  apparatus  for 
"  measuring  or  detecting  alpha,  beta,  gamma,  X-ray, 
cosmic  or  other  ionizing  radiations 

Measuring  or  checking  instruments,  appliances  and 
machines,  not  specified  or  included  elsewhere  in  this 
chapter;  profile  projeaors 

Manufaaure  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price of  the 
product 

Automatic  regulating  or controlling  instruments  and 
apparatus 

Manufacture  in  which  the  Value  of  all  the  materials 
used docs  not  exceed  40  % of  the ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

184  ii 

J  o 

9029 

9030 

9031 

9032 

<jt 

(1) 

9033 

(2) 

(3) 

Parts  and  accessories  (not  specified  or  included 
elsewhere  in  this  chapter)  for  machines,  appliances, 
instruments  or  apparatus  of  Chapter  90 

Manufacrure  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

ex  Chapter  91 

Clocks  and  watches  and  parts  thereof;  except  for 
those  falling  within  the  following  headings  for 
which  the  rules  are  set  out  below: 

Manufaaure  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the ex  works  price of  the 
product 

9105,  9109-to  9113 

9105 

Other  clocks 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa, 
and 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

9109 

Clock- movements,  complete  and  assembled 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

9110 

Complete  watch  or  clock  movements,  unassembled 
or  partly  assembled  (movement  sets);  incomplete 
watch  or  clock  movements,  assembled;  rough  watch 
or  clock  movements 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  heading  No  9114  are  only  used  up 
to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

limit, 

9111 

Watch  cases  and  parts  thereof 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  produa 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  produa 

limit, 

9112 

Clock  cases  and  cases  of  a  similar  type  for  other 
goods  of  this  chapter,  and  parts  thcteof 

Manufacture: 

—•  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

9113 

Watch  straps,  watch  bands  and  watch  bracelets, 
and  parts  thereof: 

—  Of  base  metal,  whether  or  not  plated,  or  clad 

with  precious  metal 

—  Other 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used does  not  exceed  50  % of  the ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

185 

^ 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

Chapter  92 

Musical  instruments;  parts  and  accessories  of  such 
articles 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used docs  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

Chapter  93 

Arms  and  ammunitions;  parts  and  accessories 
thereof 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  50  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

ex  9401 
and 
ex  9403 

Base  metal  furniture,  incorporating  unstuffed  cotton 
cloth  of  a  weight  of  300  g/m2  or  less 

9405 

Lamps  and  lighting  fittings  including  searchlights 
and  spotlights  and  parts  thereof,  not  elsewhere 
specified  or  included;  illuminated  signs,  illuminated 
name-plates  and  the  like,  having  a  permanently 
fixed  light  source,  and  parts  thereof  not  elsewhere 
specified  or  included 

9406 

Prefabricated  buildings 

9503 

Other  toys;  reduced-size  ('scale')  models  and  similar 
recreational  models,  working  or  not;  puzzles  of  all 
kinds 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product 

or 

Manufacture  from  cotton  cloth  already  made  up  in  a 
form  ready  for  use  of  heading  No  9401  or  9403, 
provided: 

—  its  value  does  not  exceed  25  %  of  the  ex  works 

price  of  the  product,  and 

—  all  the  other  materials  used  are  already  originating 
and  are  classified  within  a  heading  other  than 
.heading  No  9401  or  9403 

Manufaaure  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product  ' 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  air the  materials  used  are classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  provided  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa 

ex  9506 

Finished  golf  club  heads 

Ma nil facture  from  roughly  shaped  blocks 

9507 

ex  9601 
and 
ex  9602 

ex  9603 

fishing 
Fishing  rods,  fish-hooks  and  other 
tackle;  fish  landing  nets,  butterfly  nets  and  similar 
nets;  decoy  'birds'  (other  than  those  of  heading  No 
9208  or  9705)  and  similar  hunting  or  shooting 
requisites 

line 

in 
Manufacture 
which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within 
a  heading  other  than  that.  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  5 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa 

Articles  of  animal,  vegetable  or  mineral  carving 
materials 

Manufacture  from  'worked'  carving  materials  of  the 
same  heading 

Brooms  and  brushes  (except  for  besoms  and  the  like 
and  brushes  made  from  marten  or  squirrel  hair), 
hand-operated  mechanical 
sweepers,  not 
motorized,  paint  pads  and  rollers,  squeegees  and 
mops 

floor 

Manufaaure  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
produa 

9605 

Travel  sets  for  personal  toilet,  sewing  or  shoe  or 
clothes  cleaning 

Each  item  in  the  set  must  satisfy  the  rule  which  would 
apply  to  it  if  it  were  not  included  in  the  set.  However, 
non-originating  articles  may  be  incorporated,  provided 
their  total  value  does  not  exceed  15  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  set 

(?• 

M 

186  à 

(1) 

9606 

9608 

9612 

(2) 

(3) 

press-fasteners, 

Buttons, 
and 
press-studs,  button  moulds  and  other  parrs  of  these 
articles;  button  blanks 

snap-fasteners 

Manufacture  in  which: 
_ 

a„  f he  m a t c r i aU  u s cd  a re  cl .a s s i f i ed  w i t h in  a  h e a di 
other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all'the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  p r o d ua 

Ballpoint  pens;  felt  tipped  and  other  porous-tipped 
pens  and  markers;  fountain  pens,  stylograph  pens 
and  other  pens;  duplicating  stylos;  propelling  or 
sliding  pencils;  pen-holders,  pencil-holders  and 
similar  holders;  parts  (including  caps  and  clips)  of 
the  foregoing  articles,  other  than  those  of  heading 
No  9609 

Typewriter  or  similar  ribbons,  inked  or  otherwise 
prepared  for  giving  impressions  whether  or  not  on 
spools  or  m  cartridges;  ink-pads,  whether  or  not 
inked,  with  or  without  boxes 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
p r o d u a.  However,  nibs  or  nib  points  may  be  used  and 
the  other  materials  classified  within  the  same  heading 
may  also  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not  exceed 
5  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  p r o d ua 

that  of 

than 

Manufaaure  in  which: 
_ 

a„  t he  m a t c r i a ls  u s ed  a rc  cia s s i f i ca  within  a  heading 
t hc  p r o d u c^  a n <J 
m h er 

t h at  of 

t h an 

ex 9614 

Smoking  pipes  or  pipe  bowls 

Manufacture  from  roughly  shaped  blocks 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  docs  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa 

187 

ANNEX  111 

MOVEMENT  CERTIFICATES  EUR.l 

1.  Movement  certificates  EUR.1  shall  be  made out  on  the  form  of  which  a specimen  appears  in  this  Annex. 
This  form  shall  be  printed  in  one  or  more  of  the  languages  in  which  the  Agreement  is  drawn  up. 
Certificates  shall  be  made  out  in  one  of  these  languages  and  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  the 
domestic  law  of  the  exporting  State.  If  they  are  handwritten,  they  shall  be  completed  in  ink  and  in 
capital  letters. 

2.  Each  certificate  shall  measure  210  x 297  mm;  a  tolerance  of  up  to  minus  5  mm  or  plus  8  mm  in  the 
length  may  be  allowed.  The  paper  used  must  be white, sized  for  writing,  not containing  mechanical  pulp 
and  weighing  not  less  than  25  g/m2.  It  shall  have  a  printed  green  guilloche  pattern  background  making 
any  falsification  by  mechanical  or  chemical.means  apparent  to  the  eye. 

3.  The  competent  authorities  of  the  Member  States  of  the Community  and  of  Estonia  may  reserve  the  right 
to  print  the  certificates  themselves  or  may  have  them  printed  by  approved  printers.  In  the  latter  case 
each  certificate  must  include  a  reference  to  such  approval.  Each  certificate  must  bear  the  name  and 
address  of  the  printer  or  a  mark  by  which  the  printer  can  be  identified.  It  shall  also  bear  a  serial 
number,  either  printed  or  not,  by  which  it  can  be  identified. 

IS 8 ^ 

A  ^ > 

1.  E x p o r t er  (Name,  tufl  address,  country) 

3.  C o n s i g n ee  (Name.  tu«  address,  country)  (Optional) 

MOVEMENT  CERTIFICATE 

EUR.1 

No  A 

000.000 

See  note*  overleaf  before  completing  this  form 

2.  Certificate used In preferential trade  between 

and 

(Insert appropriate countries, groups of countries or territories) 

4.  Country, group of countries 
or territory  In which the 
products are considered  as 
originating 

5.  Country, group of countries 
or territory of  destination 

6.  Transport  details  (Optional) 

7.  Remarks 

C  I 8.  Item  number;  Makes  and  numbers;  Number  and  kind  of  packages (');  Description  of  goods 

9. Gross 

weight  (kg) 
or other 
measure 
(litres, 
m',  etc.) 

10.  Invoices 

(Optional) 

11. CUSTOMS  ENDORSEMENT 

Declaration  certified 
Export  document (*) 
Form 

Customs  office 
Issuing country  or territory 

: 

No 

Date 

; 

; 

12. DECLARATION BY THE EXPORTER 

I.  the  undersigned,  declare  that  the  goods 
described  above  meet'the  conditions  required 
for  the  issue of this  certificate. 

Stamp 

Place and date 

189 

(Signature) 

(Signature) 

13.  REQUEST  FOR  VERIFICATION,  to: 

14.  RESULT  OF VERIFICATION, 

Verification  of  the  authenticity  and  accuracy  of  this  certificate 
is  requested 

Verification  carried  out  shows  that  this  certificate  (') 

j—]  was  issued  by  the  customs  office  indicated  and  that 
*—' 

the  information  contained  therein  is  accurate 

r—i  does  not  meet  the  requirements  as to  authenticity  and 
*—• 

accuracy  (see  remarks  appended) 

(Place  and date) 

(Place and date) 

Stamp 

Stamp 

(Signature) 

(Signature) 

(')  Insert X in the appropriate box. 

NOTES 

1.  Certrficates  must  not  contain erasures or words written over one another. Any alterations  must  be made by deleting the  incorrect 
particulars  and adding any necessary  corrections. Any such alteration must  be initialled  by the  person who  completed  the  certifi 
cate and endorsed  by the customs  authorities of the issuing country or  territory. 

2.  No  spaces  must  be  left  between  the  items  entered  on  the  certificate  and  each  item  must  be  preceded  by  an  item  number. 
A  horizontal line  must  be drawn immediately  below the  last item. Any unused space must  be  struck through  in such a manner  as 
to  make any later additions  impossible. 

3.  Goods  must  be described  in accordance with commercial practice and with sufficient  detail to  enable them to  be identified. 

190  -4 

^C 

APPLICATION  FOR A MOVEMENT CERTIFICATE 

1.  E x p o r t er  (Name.' fun  address,  country) 

3.  C o n s i g n ee  (Name, futl  address,  country)  (Optional) 

EUR.1 

No A  000.000 

See  notes  orerteaf  before  completing  this  form 

2.  Application  for  a  certificate  to  be  used  In  preferential  trade 

between 

and 

(Insert appropriate  countries, groups of countries or territories) 

4.  Country, group of  countries 
or territory In which the 
products are considered  as 
originating 

5.  Country, group of  countries 
or territory of  destination 

6.  Transport  details  (Optional) 

7.  Remarks 

8.  Item number;  Makes  and  numbers; Number  and  kind  of  packages (');  Description  of  goods 

9. Gross 

weight  (kg) 

10.  Invoices 

(Optional) 

-  or other 
measure 
(litres, 
m\  etc.) 

'& 

191 

srn 

DECLARATION  BY THE  EXPORTER 

I,  the  undersigned,  exporter  of  the  goods  described  overleaf, 

DECLARE 

that  the  goods  meet the conditions  required for the issue of the attached  certificate; 

SPECIFY 

as follows  the circumstances which have enabled these goods to  meet the above  conditions: 

SUBMIT 

the following  supporting  documents  ('): 

UNDERTAKE  to  submit,  at  the  request  of  the  appropriate  authorities, any supporting  evidence  which these  authorities  may  require 
for  the  purpose  of  issuing  the  attached  certificate,  and  undertake,  if  required,  to  agree  to  any  inspection  of  my 
accounts  and to any check  on the processes of manufacture  of the above goods, carried out  by the  said authorities; 

REQUEST 

the  issue of  the attached certificate for these goods. 

(Place  and  date) 

(Signature) 

9.2  ^ 

(')  For  example:  Import  documents,  movement  certificates.  Invoices,  manufacturer's  declarations,  etc..  referring  to  the  products  used  In  manufacture  or  to  the  goods 

re-exported in the same state. 

rf>. 

/ j \ 7 V / -A 

/  V 

FORM  LUR.2 

1.  Form  EUR.2  shall  be  made  out  on  the  form  of  which  a  specimen  appears  in  this  Annex.  This  form  shall 
be  printed  in  one  or  more  of  the  languages  in  which  the  Agreement  is  drawn  up.  Forms  shall  be  made 
out  in  one  of  these  languages  and  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  the  domestic  law  of  the 
exporting  State.  If  they  are  handwritten,  they  shall  be  completed  in  ink  and  in  capital  letters. 

2.  Each  form  EUR.2  shall  measure  210  x  148  mm;  a  maximum  tolerance  of  up  to  minus  5  mm  or  plus  8 
mm  in  the  length  may  be  allowed.  The  paper  used  must  be  white,  sized  for  writing,  not  containing 
mechanical  pulp  and  weighing  not  less  than  64  g/m2. 

3.  The  competent  authorities  of  the  Member  States of  the  Community  and  of  Estonia  may  reserve  the  right 
to  print  the  forms  themselves  or  may  have  them  printed  by  approved  printers.  In  the  laner  case  each 
form  must  include  a  reference  to  such  approval.  Each  form  must  bear  the  name  and  address  of  the 
printer  or  a  mark  by  which  the  printer can  be identified.  It shall  also  bear  a serial  number, either  printed 
or  not,  by  which  it  can  be  identified. 

m 

1  <)3 

A  '>CH 

FORM  E U R .2  NO 

2 

Exporter  (Name,  full  address,  country) 

4 

Consignee  (Name,  full  address,  country) 

o  >• 
O  -§ 

Remarks  (*) 

11  Marks;  Numbers  of  consignment;  Description  of  goods 

TJ m 
o 

E 
o 

OL 
E 
o 
o 
o 
o 
o 
ffl 

1  |  Form used  In  preferential  trade 

between (') 

Declaration  by  exporter 

• and 

I,  the  undersigned,  exporter  of  the  goods  described  below, 
declare  that  the  goods  comply  with  the  requirements  for  the 
completion of  this form  and  that  the  goods  have obtained  the 
status  of  originating  products  within  the  provisions  governing 
preferential  trade  shown  in  box  1. 

5  Place  and  date 

6  I  Signature  of  exporter 

8  Country  of  origin  (') 

9  Country  of  destination  (4) 

10  Gross  weight  (kg) 

12  Authority 

(') 
J  responsible  for  verification  of  the  declara 

In  the  exporting  country 

tion  by  the  exporter 

0)  Insert  the  countries, groups  of  countries  or  territories  concerned. 
(2)  Refer  to  any verification  already  carried  out  by the appropriate  authorities. 
(»)  The  term  'country  of  origin', means  country, group  of  countries  or  territory  where  the  goods are  considered  to  be  originating. 
(«)  The  term  'country*  means  country,  group  of  countries or  territory  of  destination. 

194 

/^n 

13  Request  for  verification 

The  vérification  of  the  declaration  by  the  exporter  on  the  front 
of  this  form  is  requested  (*) 

H 

Result  of  verification 
Verification  carried  out  shows  that  (') 
j—j  the  statements  and  particulars  given  in  this  form  are 
*—-•  accurate 

i  this 

i 
L-J  accuracy  and  authenticity  (see  remarks  appended) 

form  does  -not  meet 

requirements  as 

the 

to 

(Place  and  date) 

19.. 

Stamp 

(Place  and  date) 

19. 

Stamp 

(Signature) 

(Signature) 

o 
(A 
C 
tu 

n  Subsequent verifications of forms EUR.2 shatl be carried out at random or whenever the customs authorities of the importing State have reasonable doubt as to the accuracy of the 

information regarding the authenticity of the forms and the true origin of the goods in question. 

(')  Insert X in the appropriate box. 

Instructions  for  the  completion  of  form  EUR.2 

1.  A  form  EUR.2 may  be  made  out  only for  goods  which  it) the  exporting  country  fulfil  the  conditions  specified  by  the  provisions  governing 

the trade  referred to  in box  1. These provisions  must  be studied carefully before the form is  completed. 

2.  In the  case  of  a consignment  by  parcel  post  the  exporter  attaches  the  form  to  the  dispatch  note.  In  the  case  of  a consignment  by  letter 
post  he encloses  the  form  in a package. The  reference  'EUR.2' and the  serial number  of  the  form  should  be  stated  on the  customs  green 
label declaration  C1 or  on the customs  declaration C2/CP3, as appropriate. 

3.  These instructions  do  not  exempt  the exporter from complying with any other formalities  required  by customs  or  postal  regulations. 

4.  An  exporter who  uses  this  form  is  obliged to  submit  to  the appropriate  authorities  any  supporting  evidence  which they  may require  and  to 

agree to any inspection by them of  his accounts and of the processes  of  manufacture  of the  goods  described in box  11 of this form. 

195 

ANNEX V 

Specimen  impression  of  the  stamp  mentioned  in  Article  21  (3)  (b) 

30 mm 

O  Initials or  coat of  arms of the exporting State. 
(*)  Such  information  as  is necessary  for the identification of the  approved  exporter. 

'(£ 

196 

rf 

/I^Q. 

PROTOCOL  4 

on  specific  provisions  relating  to  trade  between  Estonia  and  Spain  and  Portugal 

CHAPTER I 

Specific  provisions  relating  to  trade  between  Spain  and 
Estonia 

Council  Decision  91/314/EEC  of  26  June  1991  setting  up 
a  programme  of  options  specific 
the  remote  and 
insular  nature  of  the  Canary  Islands  (Poseican). 

to 

Article  1 

CHAPTER  II 

The  provisions  of  the  Agreement  relating  to  trade  in  Title 
II shall  be  amended  as  follows  in order  to  take  account  of 
the  measures  and  undertakings 
the  Act  of 
Accession  of  the  Kingdom  of  Spain  to  the  European 
Communities  (hereinafter  called  'the  Act  of  Accession'). 

listed 

in 

Article  2 

Under  the  Act  of  Accession,  Spain  shall  not  grant  to 
products 
favourable 
treatment  than  it  provides  for  imports  originating  or  in 
free  circulation  in  other  Member  States. 

in  Estonia  more 

originating 

Specific  provisions  relating  to  trade  between  Portugal  and 
Estonia 

Article  6 

The  provisions  of  the  Agreement  relating  to  trade  in  Title 
II shall  be  amended  as  follows  in  order  to  take  account  of 
the  Act  of 
the  measures  and  undertakings 
Accession  of  the  Portuguese  Republic  to  the  European 
Communities  (hereinafter  called  *the  Act  of  Accession'). 

listed 

in 

Article  3 

Article  7 

The  implementation  by  Spain  of  the  undertakings  covered 
by  Article  4  (2)  of  the  Agreement  shall  take  place  at  the 
time  set 
remaining  Member  States  always 
provided  that  Estonia  has  been  removed  from  the  scope 
of  Regulation  (EC)  No  519/94  on  common  rules  for 
imports  from  certain  third  countries. 

the 

for 

Article  4 

Quantitative  restrictions  may  be  applied  to  imports  into 
Spain 
until 
31  December  1995  in  respect  of  the  products  listed  in 
Annex  A  hereto. 

in  Estonia 

originating 

products 

of 

Under  the  Act  of  Accession,  Portugal  shall  not  grant  to 
products 
favourable 
treatment  than  it  provides  for  imports  originating  or  in 
free  circulation  in  other  Member  States. 

in  Estonia  more 

originating 

Article  8 

implementation  by  Portugal  of 

The 
the  undertakings 
covered  by  Article  4  (2)  of  the  Agreement  shall  take  place 
at  the  time  set  for  the  remaining  Member  States  always 
provided  that  Estonia  has  been  removed  from  the  scope 
of  Regulation  (EC)  No  519/94  on  common  rules  for 
imports  from  certain  third  countries. 

Article  5 

Article  9 

Application  of  the  provisions  of  this  Protocol  shall  be 
(EEC) 
without 
No  1911/91  of  26  June  1991  on  the  application  of  the 
provisions  of  Community  law  to  the  Canary  Islands  or 

to  Council  Regulation 

prejudice 

Quantitative  restrictions  may  be  applied  to  imports  into 
until 
Portugal  of  products  originating 
31  December  1995  in  respect  of  the  products  listed  in 
Annex  B  hereto. 

in  Estonia 

6^ 

197 

-/<=>? 

ANNEX  A 

CN code 

0206 4191 

0206 49 91 

0208 1010 

0209 00 11 

0209 00 19 

0209 00 30 

02101111 

0210 1119 

„  n 

, 

- 

0210 11 31 

0210 1139 

0210 12 11 

0 2',"2 ,' 
0 2" » "° 
0210 19 20 

021019 30 

021019 40 

021019 51 

021019 59 

021019 60 

021019 70 

021019 81 

021019 89 

0210 90 31 

0210 90 39 

0403 10 24 

0403 10 26 

ex 0403 90 SI 

ex 0403 90 53 (<) 

ex 0403 90 59 (<) 

0404 10 91 

0404 90 11 

0404 90 13 

0404 90 19 

0404 90 31 

0404 90 33 

0404 90 39 

«i«oui 

U°  " 

ex 1602 10 00 (s) 

ex 1602 20 90 (5) 

1602 4110 

1602 42 10 

1602 49 11 

1602 49 13 

1602 49 15 

1602 49 19 

1602 49 30 

160249 50 

ex 0210 90 90 (J) 

ex 0401 (3) 

0403 10 22 

ex 1602 90 10 <«) 

1602 90 51 

ex 1902 90 30 (7) 

ex 0102 90 10 (') 

ex 0102 90 31 (') 

ex 0102 90 33 (') 

ex 0102 90 35 (') 

ex 0102 90 37 (') 

0103 9110 

0103 92 11 

0103 92 19 

: 

«in» ,, ,fl 
0203 1110 
n™,,-,,, 
0203 12 19 
0203 12 11 

« a » »» 
0203,9,3 

0203 19 15 

0203 19 55 

0203 19 59 

0203 2110 

0203 22 11 

0203 22 19 

0203 29 11 

0203 29 13 

0203 29 15 

0203 29  55 

0203 29 59 

0206 30 21 

0206 30 31 

(')  Excluding  animals  for  bullfights. 
(:)  Domestic  swine  only. 
(J)  In packings  of a  net content  not exceeding  two litres. 
C)  Not preserved  or concentrated  or packed,  destined  for human  consumption  only. 
(•')  Only  those  containing  meat  or edible  offal  of  domestic  swine. 
(*)  Only  those  containing  pig blood. 
(r)  Only: 

—  sausage  made  of  meat,  edible  offal  or blood  of domestic  swine, 
—  any preparation  or preserved  product  containing  meat or edible  offal  of  domestic  swine. 

ANNEX  B 

CN code 

0701 10 00 

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PROTOCOL  5 

on  mutual  assistance  between  administrative  authorities  in  customs  matters 

Article  1 

Definitions 

For  the  purposes  of  this  Protocol: 

information  to  enable  it  to  ensure  that  customs  legislation 
is  correctly  applied, 
regarding 
including 
operations  noted  or  planned  which  contravene  or  would 
contravene  such  legislation. 

information 

(a) 

(b) 

(c) 

(d) 

(e) 

'customs  legislation'  shall  mean  provisions  adopted 
by 
the 
the  Community  and  Estonia,  governing 
import,  export,  transit  of  goods  and  their  placing 
under  any  customs  procedure,  including  measures  of 
prohibition,  restriction  and  control; 

'customs  duties'  shall  mean  all  duties,  taxes,  fees  or 
other  charges  which  are  levied  and  collected  in  the 
territories  of  the  Parties,  in  application  of  customs 
legislation,  but  not  including  fees  and  charges  which 
are  limited  in  amount  to  the  approximate  costs  of 
services  rendered; 

authority' 

competent 
'applicant 
administrative  authority  which  has  been  appointed 
by  a  Party  for 
this  purpose  and  which  makes  a 
request  for  assistance  in  customs  matters; 

shall  mean 

a 

authority' 

competent 
'requested 
administrative  authority  which  has  been  appointed 
by  a  Party  for  this  purpose  and  which  receives  a 
request  for  assistance  in  customs  matters; 

shall  mean 

a 

'contravention'  shall  mean  any  violation  of 
customs 
legislation 
violation  of  such  legislation. 

as  well  as  any 

the 
attempted 

Article  2 

Scope 

The  Parties  shall  assist  each  other,  within  their 
1. 
competences,  in  the  manner  and  under  the conditions  laid 
that  customs 
down 
in 
legislation 
the 
prevention,  detection  and  investigation  of  contraventions 
of  this  legislation. 

this  Protocol, 
is  correctly  applied, 

in  particular  by 

in  ensuring 

2.  Assistance  in  customs  matters,  as-provided  for  in 
> this  Protocol,  applies  to  any  administrative  authority  of 
the  Parties  which  is  competent  for  the  application  of  this 
Protocol.  It  shall  not  prejudice  the  rules  governing  mutual 
it  cover 
assistance 
in  criminal  matters.  Nor 
information  obtained  under  powers  exercised  at 
the 
request  of  the  judicial  authority,  unless  those  authorities 
so  agree. 

shall 

Article  3 

shall 

the  request  of 

the  applicant  authority, 

the 
2.  At 
requested  authority 
it  whether  goods 
exported  from  the  territory  of  one  of  the  Parties  have 
been  properly  imported  into  the  territory  of  the  other 
Parry, 
customs 
procedure  applied  to  the  goods. 

specifying,  where 

appropriate, 

inform 

the 

the  request  of 
3.  At 
requested  authority  shall 
ensure  that  a  surveillance  is  kept  on: 

the  applicant  authority, 
take 

the  necessary  steps 

the 
to 

(a)  natural  or 

legal  persons  of  whom 

reasonable  grounds 
contravening 
legislation; 

or 

for  believing 
have 

that 
contravened 

there  are 
they  are 
customs 

(b)  places  where  stocks  of  goods  have  been  assembled  in 
such  a  way  that  there  are  reasonable  grounds  for 
supposing  that 
they  are  intended  as  supplies  for 
operations  contrary  to  the  legislation  of  the  other 
Party; 

(c)  movements  of  goods  notified  as  possibly  giving  rise 
to  substantial  contraventions  of  customs  legislation; 

(d)  means  of  transport  for  which  there  are  reasonable 
grounds  for  believing  that  they  have  been,  are  or 
may  be  used 
the  contravening  of  customs 
legislation. 

in 

Article  4  • 

Spontaneous  assistance 

Without  prior  request,  the  Parties  shall  provide  each 
other,  in  accordance  with  their  laws,  rules  and  other  legal 
instruments,  with  assistance  if  they  consider  that  to  be 
customs 
necessary 
legislation,  particularly  when 
information 
pertaining  to: 

application  of 
they  obtain 

correct 

the 

for 

—  operations  which  have  contravened, "  contravene  or 
would  contravene  such  legislation  and  which  may  be 
of  interest  to  the  other  Party, 

—  new  means  or  methods  employed  in  realizing  such 

Assistance  on  request 

operations, 

1.  At 
the  request  of 
requested  authority  shall  furnish 

the  applicant  authority, 

the 
it  with  all  relevant 

—  goods 

to 
contravention  of  customs  legislation. 

subject 

known 

be 

to 

substantial 

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Article  5 

Delivery/Notification 

At  the  request  of  the  applicant  authority,  the  requested 
authority  shall  in  accordance  with  its  legislation  take  all 
necessary  measures  in  order: 

—  to  deliver  all  documents, 

—  to  notify  all  decisions, 

falling  within  the  scope  of  this  Protocol  to  an  addressee, 
residing  or  established  in  its  territory.  In  such  a  case 
Article  6  (3)  is  applicable. 

Article  6 

Form  and  substance  of  requests  for  assistance 

1. 
Requests  pursuant  to  this  Protocol  shall  be  made  in 
writing.  Documents  necessary  for  the  execution  of  such 
requests  shall  accompany 
the  request.  When  required 
because  of  the  urgency  of  the  situation,  oral  requests  may 
be  accepted,  but  must  be  confirmed 
in  writing 
immediately. 

own,  the  administrative  department  to  which  the  request 
has  been  addressed  by  this  authority,  shall  proceed, 
within  its  competence  and  available  resources,  as  though 
it  were  acting  on  its  own  account  or  at  the  request  of 
that  same  Parry,  by  supplying 
other  authorities  of 
information 
out 
possessed, 
already 
appropriate  enquiries  or  by  arranging  for  them  to  be 
carried  out. 

carrying 

by 

2. 
Requests 
accordance  with 
instruments  of  the  requested  Party. 

laws, 

the 

for 

assistance  will  be  executed 

rules  and  other 

in 
legal 

3.  Duly  authorized  officials  of  a  Party  may,  with  the 
agreement  of  the  other  Party  involved  and  within  the 
conditions  laid  down  by  the  latter,  obtain  from 
the 
offices  of  the  requested  authority  or  other  authority  for 
which  the  requested  authority  is  responsible,  information 
relating  to  the  contravention  of  customs  legislation  which 
the  applicant  authority  needs  for  the  purposes  of  this 
Protocol. 

4.  Officials  of  a  Party  may,  with  the  agreement  of  the 
other  Party  involved  and  within  the  conditions  laid  down 
by  the  latter,  be  present  at  enquiries  carried  out  in  the 
latter's  territory. 

Requests  pursuant  to  paragraph  1  shall  include  the 

2. 
following  information:-

Article  8 

(a) 

the  applicant  authority  making  the  request; 

Form  in  which  information  is  to  be  communicated 

(b) 

the  measure  requested; 

(c) 

the  object  of  and  the  reason  for  the  request; 

(d)  the  laws,  rules  and  other  legal  elements  involved; 

1. 
The  requested  authority  shall  communicate  results 
of  enquiries  to  the  applicant  authority  in  the  form  of 
documents,  certified  copies  of  documents,  reports  and  the 
like. 

(e) 

indications  as  exact  and  comprehensive  as  possible 
on  the  natural  or  legal  persons  being  the  target  of 
the  investigations; 

2. 
The  documents  provided  for  in  paragraph  1  may  be 
replaced  by  computerized  information  produced  in  any 
form  for  the  same  purpose. 

(f)  a  summary  of  the  relevant  facts  and  of  the  enquiries 
already  carried  out,  except  in  cases  provided  for  in 
Article  5. 

3. 
Requests  shall  be  submitted  in  an  officia 1 language 
of  the  requested  authority  or  in  a  language  acceptable  to 
such  authority. 

If  a  request  does  not  meet  the  formal  requirements, 
4. 
its  correction  or  completion  may  be  demanded; 
the 
ordering  of  precautionary  measures  may,  however,  take 
place. 

Article  9 

Exceptions  to  the  obligation  to  provide  assistance 

The  Parties  may 

1. 
provided  for  in  this  Protocol,  where  to  do  so  would: 

to  give  assistance  as 

refuse 

(a)  be  likely 

to  prejudice  sovereignty,  public  policy, 

security  or  other  essential  interests;  or 

(b) 

involve  currency  or 
regulations  concerning  customs  duties;  or 

regulations  other 

tax 

than 

Article  7 

Execution  of  requests 

(c)  violate  an 
secret. 

industrial,  commercial  or  professional 

1. 
In  order  to  comply  with  a  request  for  assistance,  the 
requested  authority  or,  when  the  latter  cannot  act  on  its 

2.  Where  the  applicant  authority  asks  for  assistance 
which  it  would  itself  be  unable  to  provide  if  so  asked,  it 

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shall  draw  attention  to  that  fact  in  its  request.  It  shall 
then  be  left  to  the  requested  authoriry  to  decide  how  to 
respond  to  such  a  request. 

3. 
If  assistance  is  withheld  or  denied,  the  decision  and 
the  reasons  therefor  must  be  notified  to  the  applicant 
authority  without  delay. 

Article  10 

Obligation  to  observe  confidentiality 

to 

1.  Any  information  communicated  in  whatsoever,  form 
pursuant 
this  Protocol  shall  be  of  a  confidential 
nature.  It  shall  be  covered  by  the  obligation  of  official 
secrecy  and  shall  enjoy  the  protection  extended  to  like 
information  under  the  relevant  legislation  of  the  Party 
which 
the  corresponding  provisions 
applying  to  the  Community  authorities. 

received 

it  and 

the  - use  made  of 

Nominative  data  shall  not  be  transmitted  whenever 
2. 
there  are  reasonable  grounds  to  believe  that  the  transfer 
or 
transmitted  would  be 
the  data 
contrary  to  the  basic  legal  principles  of  one  of  the  Parties, 
and,  in  particular,  if  the  person  concerned  would  suffer 
undue  disadvantages.  Upon  request,  the  receiving  Party 
shall  inform  the  furnishing  Party  of  the  use  made  of  the 
information  supplied  and  of  the  results  achieved. 

Nominative  data  may  only  be 

to 
3. 
customs  authorities  and, 
for 
prosecution  purposes,  to  public  prosecution  and  judicial 
authorities.  Other  persons  or  authorities  may  obtain  such 
information  only  upon  previous  authorization  by  the 
furnishing  authority. 

transmitted 
the  case  of  need 

in 

4. 
The  furnishing  Party  shall  verify  the  accuracy  of  the 
information  to  be  transferred.  Whenever  it  appears  that 
the  information  supplied  was  inaccurate  or  to  be  deleted, 
the  receiving  Party  shall  be  notified  without  delay.  The 
latter  shall  be  obliged  to  carry  out  the  correction  or 
deletion. 

5.  Without  prejudice 
to  cases  of  prevailing  public 
interest,  the  person  concerned  may  obtain,  upon  request, 
information  on  the  data  stores  and  the  purpose  of  this 
storage. 

Article  11 

Use  of  information 

1. 
Information  obtained  shall  be  used  solely  for  the 
purposes  of  this  Protocol  and  may  be  used  within  each 
Party  for  other  purposes  only  with  the  prior  written 
consent  of  the  administrative  authority  which  furnished 
the  information  and  shall  be  subject  to  any  restrictions 
laid  down  by  that  authority.  These  provisions  are  not 
applicable  when 
the 
purposes  of  this  Protocol  could  also  be  used  for  the 

information  obtained 

the 

for 

fighting  against 

traffic 
to 
purposes  of 
narcotic  drugs 
substances.  Such 
information  may  be  communicated  to  other  authorities 
directly  involved  in  the  combating  of  illicit  drug  traffic 
within  the  limits  of  Article  2. 

illicit 
psychotropic 

related 

and 

2. 
Paragraph  1 shall  not  impede  the  use  of  information 
in  any  judicial  or  administrative  proceedings  subsequently 
instituted  for  failure  to  comply  with  customs  legislation. 

in 

The  Parties  may, 

3. 
their  records  of  evidence 
reports  and  testimonies  and  in  proceedings  and  charges 
brought  before  the  courts,  use  as  evidence  information 
obtained  and  documents  consulted  in  accordance  with 
the  provisions  of  this  Protocol. 

Article  12 

Experts  and  witnesses 

the 

regarding 
the 

An  official  of  a  requested  authority  may  be  authorized  to~ 
appear,  within 
the  authorization 
limitations  of 
granted,  as  expert  or  witness  in  judicial  or  administrative 
this 
proceedings 
Protocol 
the  other  Party,  and 
in 
produce  such  objects,  documents  or  authenticated  copies 
thereof,  as  may  be  needed  for 
the  proceedings.  The 
request  for  ah  appearance  must  indicate  specifically  on 
what  matters  and  by  virtue  of  what  title  or  qualification 
the  official  will  be  questioned. 

the  matters  covered  by 

jurisdiction  of 

Article  13 

Assistance  expenses 

The  Parties  shall  waive  all  claims  on  each  other  for  the 
reimbursement  of  expenses 
this 
Protocol,  except,  as  appropriate,  for  expenses  to  experts 
and  witnesses  and  to  interpreters  and  translators  who  are 
not  dependent  upon  public  services. 

incurred  pursuant 

to 

Article  14 

Implementation 

1. 
The  management  of  this  Protocol  shall  be  entrusted 
to  the  central  customs  authorities  of  Estonia  on  the  one 
hand  and  the  competent  services  of  the  Commission  of 
the  European  Communities  and,  where  appropriate,  the 
customs  authorities  of 
the 
European  Union  on  the  other.  They  shall  decide  on  all 
practical  measures  and  arrangements  necessary  for 
its 
application,  taking  into  consideration  rules  in  the  field  of 
data  protection.  They  may  recommend 
the  Joint 
Committee  amendments  which  they  consider  be  made  to 
this  Protocol. 

the  Member  States  of 

to 

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which have been concluded  or  may  be concluded  between 
individual  or  several  Member  States  of  the  European 
Union  and  Estonia.  Nor  shall  it  preclude  more  extensive 
mutual  assistance  granted  under  such  agreements. 

2.  Without  prejudice  to  Article  11,  these  agreements 
do  not  prejudice  Community  provisions  governing  the 
communication  between  the  competent  services  of  the 
Commission  and  the  customs  authorities  of  the  Member 
States  of  any  information  obtained  in  customs  matters 
which  could  be of  Community  interest. 

shall 

and 
2.  The  Parties 
subsequently  keep  each  other  informed  of  the  detailed 
rules of  implementation  which  are  adopted  in  accordance 
with  the  provisions  of  this  Protocol. 

each  other 

consult 

Article  15 

Complementarity 

1.  This  Protocol  shall complement  and  not  impede the 
application  of  any  agreements  on  mutual  assistance 

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JOINT DECLARATIONS 

1. Article 36(1) 

It is understood  that the concept  'conditions and modalities applicable in each Member State' 
includes Community rules where appropriate. 

2.  Article 36 

It is understood  that the notion 'children' is defined  in accordance  with  national  legislation  of 
the host country concerned. 

3.  Article 37 

It  is  understood  that the  notion  'members  of  their  family'  is  defined  in  accordance  with the 
national legislation of the host country concerned. 

4. Chapter II of Title IV 

Without prejudice to th^provisions of Chapter II of Title IV, the Parties agree that treatment 
of the nationals or companies of one Party shall be considered  to be  less favourable  than that 
accorded  to  those  of  the  other  Party  if  such  treatment  is  either  formally  or  de facto  less 
favourable than the treatment accorded to those of the other Party. 

5. Article 45(d)i 

Without  prejudice to Article 45,  the Parties agree that  no  provision  under the  Agreement 
can be interpreted  as  denying  the  right  of  the Parties  to  control  and  regulate  in  order to 
ensure that natural persons benefiting from the right of establishment  effectively  pursue an 
' 
activity as self-employed  persons. 

6. Article 65 

The  Concession  Agreement  between the Government  of the Republic  of Estonia and 
the Estonian Telephone Company Limited (Aktsiaselts Eesti Telefon)  of  16 December 
1992  shall be  deemed  compatible with Article 65  of this Agreement  on the  condition 
that: 

- 

leased  lines  are  made  available  on  request,  and  within' reasonable  time  periods,  for 
corporate  networks  and closed  user groups for their use,  comprising  voice  telephony 
and data services, from the date provided for in Article 65; 

-  the regulatory functions are entrusted to a body,independent of the telecommunications 

organization from the data provided for in Article 65. 

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7.  Article 66 

The  Parties  agree  that  for  the  .purpose  of  the  Agreement,  intellectual,  industrial  and 
commercial  property  includes  in  particular  copyright,  including  the  copyright  in  computer 
programmes  and  neighbouring  rights,  the  rights  relating  to  patents,  industrial  designs, 
geographical  indications,  including  appellations  of  origin,  trademarks  and  service  marks, 
topographies  of  integrated  circuits  as  well  as  protection  against  unfair  competition  as 
referred  to in Article  10 bis of the Paris Convention for the Protection  of Industrial  Property 
and protection  of undisclosed  information  on know-how. 

8. Article  114 

The  Parties  agree  that  the  Association  Council,  in  conformity  with  Article  114  of  the 
Agreement,  shall examine the option  of creating an advisory  body  comprising  members  of the 
Community's Economic and Social Committee and their Estonian  counterparts. 

Z 0 4. 

AGREEMENT 

in  the form  of an  exchange of letters between  the European  Community  and  the 
Republic of Estonia  on maritime  transport 

A. Letter from the Community 

Sir, 

We would be grateful  if you would  confirm that your Government agrees with the  following: 

When the Free Trade Agreement between the European Communities  and Estonia  was  signed, 
the Parties undertook  to  address in the appropriate  manner  issues relating  to  the  operation  of 
shipping, particularly where the development  of trade might be hindered. Mutually  satisfactory 
solutions  on  shipping  will  be  sought  while  the  principle  of  free  and  fair  competition  on  a 
commercial basis is observed. 

It has likewise been agreed that such issues should also be discussed by the ^,±rcC*CA '••*  ».«  '  KJQLÀAJJ^ d 
Please accept,  Sir, the assurance of our highest consideration. 

On behalf of 
the Council of the European Union 

-

.

.

.

•' 

B. Letter from  the Republic of Estonia 

Sir, 

I  have  the  honour  to  acknowledge  receipt  of your  letter  and  to  confirm  that  my  Government 
agrees with the  following: 

'When  the  Free  Trade  Agreement  between  the  European  Communities  and  Estonia  was 
signed,  the  Parties  undertook  to  address  in the  appropriate  manner  issues  relating  to  the 
operation  of  shipping,  particularly  where  the  development  of  trade  might  be  hindered. 
Mutually satisfactory  solutions on shipping will be sought while the principle of free and  fair 
competition on a commercial basis is observed. 

It  has  likewise  been  agreed  that  such  issues  should  also  be  discussed  by  the 

Please accept,  Sir, the assurance of our highest consideration. 

,  For the  Government 

of the Republic of Estonia 

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AGREEMENT 
in  the form  of an  exchange of letters between  the European  Community  and  the  Republic 
of Estonia  concerning  the recognition  of regionalization  of African  swine fever  in  the 
Kingdom  of Spain 

Sir, 

A. Letter from  the Republic of Estonia 

I  have the  honour  to  refer  to  the  discussions  concerning  trade  agreements  for  certain  agricultural 
products  between  the  Community  and  Estonia  which  have  taken  place  in  the  framework  of  the 
negotiations of the Free Trade Agreement. 

I hereby confirm  that Estonia accepts to recognize that the territory  of the Kingdom  of Spain, with 
the exception of the provinces of Badajoz, Huelva, Sevilla and Cordoba,  is free  from  African  swine 
fever,  under the same terms as foreseen  in Council Decision  89/21/EEC of  14 December  1958, and 
the successive Commission Decisions. 

Estonia  accepts  this  derogation  without  prejudice  to  all  other  requirements  foreseen  by  the 
Estonian veterinary legislation. 

I  should  be obliged  if you would  confirm  the agreement  of  the  Community  to  the  contents  of this 
letter. 

Please accept,  Sir, the assurance of my highest consideration. 

For the Government of the Republic of Estonia 

Sir, 

B. Letter from the Community 

I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your letter of today's date which reads as follows: 

T  have  the  honour  to  refer  to  the  discussions  concerning  trade  agreements  for  certain 
agricultural  products  between  the  Community  and  Estonia  which  have  taken  place  in  the 
framework  of the negotiations of the Free Trade Agreement. 

I  hereby  confirm  that Estonia  accepts to  recognize that  the territory  of  the  Kingdom  of  Spain, 
with  the  exception  of  the  provinces  of  Badajoz,  Huelva,  Sevilla  and  Cordoba,  is  free  from 
African  swine  fever,  under  the  same  terms  as  foreseen  in  Council  Decision  89/21/EEC  of  14 
December  1988, and the successive Commission Decisions. 

Estonia  accepts  this  derogation  without  prejudice  to  all  other  requirements  foreseen  by  the 
Estonian veterinary legislation. 

I  should  be  obliged  if you  would  confirm  the  agreement  of  the  Community  to  the  contents  of 
this letter.' 

I have the honour to confirm that the Community is in agreement with the contents of your letter. 

Please accept,  Sir, the assurance of my highest consideration. 

On behalf of the Council of the European Union 

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UNILATERAL  DECLARATIONS 

Declaration  by the French  Government 

France  notes  that  the  Europe  Agreement  with  the  Republic  of  Estonia  does  not  apply  to  the 
overseas  countries  and  territories  associated  with  the  European  Community  pursuant  to  the 
Treaty  establishing the European  Community. 

Declaration  by the Republic of  Estonia 

If  tariffs  for  agricultural  products  are  introduced  in Estonia  between  1 January  1994  and  the 
entry  into  force  of the  Agreement  Estonia  will  apply mutatis  mutandis  the  procedure  and  the 
substantive rules provided  for in Article 24(3) of this Agreement. 

2,07 

DECISION  OF THE COUNCIL AND THE  COMMISSION 

of 

1995 

S  S  O  \l  ^  (rWC 

on the conclusion  of the Europe Agreement  between the European  Communities 
and their Member  States, of the one part, and the Republic of Latvia, of the other 
part 

(.../.../CECA, CEE, Euratom) 

THE  COUNCIL  OF THE EUROPEAN UNION, 

THE  COMMISSION  OF THE EUROPEAN  COMMUNITIES, 

Having  regard  to  the Treaty  establishing  the European  Coal and  Steel  Community,  and in 
particular  Article 95 thereof, 

Having  regard  to  the  Treaty  establishing  the  European  Community,  and  in  particular 
Article  238  in  conjunction  with  the  second  sentence  of  Article  228  (2)  and  the  second 
subparagraph  of Article 228 (3) thereof, 

Having  regard  to  the Treaty  establishing the European  Atomic Energy  Community,  and in 
particular the  second  paragraph  of Article  101 thereof, 

After  consultation  of  the  Consultative  Committee  and  the  unanimous  agreement  of  the 
Council, 

Having regard  to the assent  of the European Parliament1 , 

Having  regard  to  the  approval  of  the  Council  granted  pursuant  to  Article  101  of  the 
Treaty  establishing the European  Atomic Energy  Community, 

Whereas  the  Europe  Agreement  between  the  European  Communities  and  their  Member 
States, of the one part,  and the Republic •  of Latvia,  ;, of the other  part,  signed  in Brussels 
on 

1995, should be approved, 

HAVE DECIDED  AS FOLLOWS : 

Article 1 

The Europe  Agreement  between  the European  Communities  and  their  Member  States,  of 
the  one  part,  and  the Republic  of Latvia,  of the  other  part,  the Protocols  annexed  thereto 
and  the  declarations  and  exchanges  of  letters  attached  to  the  Final  Act  are  hereby 
approved  on  behalf  of  the  European  Coal  and  Steel  Community, 
the  European 
Community  and the European  Atomic Energy  Community. 

The texts  of the Agreement,  the Protocols  annexed  thereto  and the Final  Act  are  attached 
to this Decision. 

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Article 2 

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The position to be taken by the Community within the Association  Council  shall be 
laid  down  by the  Council,  on a proposal  from  the  Commission,  or,  where  appropriate,  by 
the  Commission,  each  in  accordance  with  the  corresponding  provisions  of  the  Treaties 
establishing  the  European  Community,  the European  Coal  and  Steel  Community  and  the 
European Atomic Energy  Community. 

The  President  of  the  Council  shall,  in accordance  with  Article  111  of  the  Europe 
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Agreement,  preside  over  the  Association  Council  and  present  the  position  of  the 
Community.  A  representative,  of  the  Commission  shall  preside  over  the  Association 
Committee,  in accordance with the Rules of Procedure thereof,  and present  the position  of 
the Community. 

Article 3 

The President  of the  Commission  shall,  as regards  the European  Community,  deposit  the 
act  of  notification  provided  for  in  Article  131  of  the  Agreement.  The  President  of  the 
Commission  shall  deposit  the  said  acts  of  notification  as  regards  the  European  Coal  and 
Steel Community  and the European Atomic Energy  Community. 

Done at Brussels, 

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EUROPE  AGREEMENT 

establishing  an  association  between  the European  Communities and their Member 
States, of the one  part,  and  the Republic of Latvia, of the other part 

THE KINGDOM OF BELGIUM, 

THE KINGDOM OF DENMARK, 

THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC  OF GERMANY, 

THE HELLENIC REPUBLIC, 

THE KINGDOM OF SPAIN, 

THE FRENCH REPUBLIC, 

IRELAND, 

THE ITALIAN REPUBLIC, 

THE GRAND DUCHY OF LUXEMBOURG, 

THE KINGDOM OF THE NETHERLANDS, 

THE REPUBLIC OF AUSTRIA, 

THE PORTUGUESE REPUBLIC, 

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THE REPUBLIC  OF FINLAND, 

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THE KINGDOM OF  SWEDEN, 

THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND, 

Contracting Parties to the Treaty establishing the European Union, the Treaty establishing the 
European  Community,  the Treaty establishing the European  Coal  and  Steel  Community  and 
the  Treaty  establishing  the European  Atomic Energy  Community,  hereinafter  referred  to  as 
'Member States', and  . 

The  EUROPEAN  COMMUNITY,  the  EUROPEAN  ATOMIC  ENERGY  COMMUNTTY 
and  the EUROPEAN  COAL  AND  STEEL  COMMUNITY,  hereinafter  referred  to  as  "the 
Community", 

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acting within the  framework  of the European Union, of the one part, 

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and the REPUBLIC OF LATVIA, hereinafter referred  to as "Latvia"; of the other part, 

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RECALLING  the  historical  links  between  the  Parties  and  the  common  values  they  share; 

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recognizing  that  the  Community  and  Latvia  wish  to  reinforce  these  links,  to  establish  close 
and lasting  relations  on  a basis  of reciprocity  allowing Latvia  to  participate  in the  process  of 
European 
in  reinforcing  and  further  developing  the  relations  previously 
established,  in  particular  via  the  Agreement  on  Trade  and  Commercial  and  Economic 
Cooperation  and the Agreement  on Free Trade and Trade-Related  Matters; 

integration, 

CONSIDERING  the  commitment  to  the  intensification  of  political  and  economic  liberties 
which  constitute  the  basis  of  this  Agreement  and  to  further  development  of  Latvia's  new 
economic and political system which respects - in accordance inter alia  with the undertakings 
made within the context  of the CSCE - the rule of law and  human rights, including the  rights 
of  persons  belonging  to  minorities,  a  multiparty  system  with  free  and  democratic  elections 
and liberalisation aimed at completion of sustainable transition to market  economy; 

SHARING the understanding that Latvia has made considerable and  successful  reform  efforts 
in the political and economic fields and that these efforts will be pursued; 

CONSIDERING  the  commitment  to  the  implementation  of  commitments  made  in  the 
framework  of the CSCE, in particular those set out in the Helsinki Final  Act, the  concluding 
documents of the Madrid, Vienna and Copenhagen meetings, those of the Charter of Paris  for 
a  New  Europe,  the  conclusions  of  the  CSCE's  Bonn  Conference,  the CSCE  Helsinki 
document  1992,  the European  Convention  on Human Rights; the European Energy  Charter 
Treaty as well as the Ministerial Declaration of the Lucerne Conference  of 30 April  1993; 

WILLING  to  promote  improved  contacts  among  their  citizens  as  well  as  the  free  flow  of 
information  and ideas, as agreed by the Parties in the framework of the CSCE; 

CONSCIOUS  of the importance  of this Agreement  in establishing and  enhancing in Europe  a 
system  of  stability  based  on  cooperation,  with  the  European  Union  as  one  of  the 
cornerstones; 

RECOGNIZING  that  there  is  a  need  to  continue,  with  the  Community's  help,  Latvia's 
political and economic  reform; 

TAKING ACCOUNT  of the Community's wishes to  contribute to  the  implementation  of the 
reforms  and  to  assist  Latvia  in  facing  the  economic  and  social  consequences  of  structural 
adjustment; 

RECOGNIZING  that  full  implementation  of  the  Agreement  is linked  to  the  implementation 
of a coherent programme of economic and political reform by Latvia; 

RECOGNIZING  the  need  for  continuing  regional  cooperation  among  the  Baltic  States, 
taking into account that closer integration between the European Union and the Baltic States, 
the Baltic  States  among  themselves  and  also  in a wider  regional  context,  should  proceed  in 
parallel; 

CONSIDERING the commitment to liberalize trade based on GATT and WTO principles; 

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EXPECTING that this Agreement  will  create a new climate for economic  relations  between 
them  and above  all  for  the  development  of trade  and trade-related  matters  and  investment 
which are essential to economic restructuring and the renewal of technology; 

BEARING in mind that political  dialogue on matters of mutual interest has been  established 
by the joint declaration of May 1992; 

DESIROUS  of  developing  and intensifying  regular political  dialogue  within the  multilateral 
framework  established by the Copenhagen European Council of June  1993  and enhanced by 
the decision of the Council of the European Union of 7 March  1994  and the conclusions  of 
the Essen European Council of December 1994; 

RECALLING that Latvia has been an associated partner of the WEU  since  May  1994  and 
that it participates in the NATO Partnership for Peace Programme; 

RECOGNIZING  the  contribution  which  the  Pact  on  Stability  in  Europe  can  make  to 
promoting stability and good-neighbourly relations in the Baltic region,  and confirming  their 
determination to work together for the success of this initiative; 

TAKING ACCOUNT of the Community's willingness to employ instruments of  cooperation 
and economic, technical and financial assistance on a global and multiannual basis; 

BEARING in mind the economic  and social disparities between the  Community  and Latvia 
and  thus  recognizing  that  the  objectives  of  this  association- should  be  reached  through 
appropriate provisions of the Agreement; 

DESIROUS of establishing cultural cooperation and developing exchanges of information; 

WILLING to set up a framework for cooperation aimed at preventing illegal activities; 

RECOGNIZING  the  fact  that  Latvia's  ultimate  objective  is  to  become  a  member  of  the 
European Union and that association through this Agreement will, in the view  of the Parties, 
help Latvia to achieve this objective; 

TAKING  INTO  ACCOUNT  the  accession  preparation  strategy  adopted  by  the  Essen 
European Council of December  1994, which is being politically implemented by the creation, 
between  the- associated  states  and  the  Institutions  of  the  European  Union,  of  structured 
relations which encourage mutual trust and will provide a framework for addressing topics of 
common interest; 

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HAVE AGREED AS FOLLOWS: 

ARTICLE 1 

1.  An association is hereby established between the Community and its Member States, of the 

one part, and Latvia, of the other part. 

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2.  The objectives  of this association are: 

- to  provide  an  appropriate  framework  for  the  political  dialogue  between  the  Parties 

allowing the development of close political relations, 

- to  establish  gradually,  a  free  trade  area  between  the  Community  and  Latvia  covering 

substantially all trade between them, 

-  to  promote  the  expansion  of  trade  and  the  harmonious  economic  relations  between  the 

Parties and so to foster  dynamic economic development and prosperity in Latvia, 

- to provide a basis for economic, financial, cultural and  social cooperation  and  cooperation 
in the prevention of illegal activities, as well as for the Community's assistance to Latvia, 

- to  support  Latvia's  efforts.to  develop  its  economy  and  to  complete  the  sustainable 

transition into a market  economy, 

- to  provide  an  appropriate  framework  for  the  gradual  integration  of  Latvia  into  the 
European  Union.  Latvia  shall  work  towards  fulfilling  the  necessary  requirements  in  this 
respect, 

- to set up institutions suitable to make the association  effective. 

TITLE I: GENERAL PRINCIPLES 

ARTICLE 2 

1.  Respect  for  democratic  principles  and  human  rights,  established  by  the Helsinki  Final  Act 
and in the Charter of Paris for  a New Europe,  as well as the principles of market  economy, 
inspire the domestic and external policies of the Parties and constitute  essential  elements  of 
this Agreement. 

2.  The Parties  consider  that  it is essential for  the future  prosperity  and  stability  of the  region 
that the Baltic  States  should  maintain and  develop  cooperation  among themselves  and  will 
make every effort  to enhance this process. 

ARTICLE 3 

1.  The  Association  includes  a  transitional  period  which  is  referred  to  in  specific  Articles 

hereinafter  and which ends at the latest on 31 December  1999. 

2.  The  Association  Council,  bearing  in  mind  that  the  principles  of  the  market  economy  are 
essential to the present association, shall proceed  regularly to examine the application of the 
Agreement  and  the  implementation  by  Latvia  of  economic  reforms  on  the  basis  of  the 
principles referred  to in the preamble. 

3.  The  transitional  period  envisaged  under  paragraphs  1 and-^shall  apply  neither  to  Title  II 

nor to Title HI. 

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ARTICLE 4 

The  political  dialogue  between  the  European  Union  and  Latvia  shall  be  developed  and 
intensified.  It  shall  accompany  and  consolidate  the  rapprochement  between  the  European 
Union  and Latvia,  support  the  political  and  economic  changes  underway  in  that  country  or 
already realized,  and contribute to the establishment of close links of solidarity  and new  forms 
of cooperation between the Parties. The political dialogue is intended to promote in particular: 

- Latvia's progressive rapprochement with the European Union; 

- an increasing convergence of positions of the Parties on international issues and, in particular, 

on those issues likely to have substantial effects on one or the other Party; 

- better  cooperation  in  areas  covered  by  the  Common  Foreign  and  Security  Policy  of  the 

European Union; 

- security and stability in Europe. 

ARTICLE 5 

Political dialogue shall take place within the multilateral framework and according to the forms 
and practices established with the associated countries of central Europe. 

ARTICLE 6 

1.  At  ministerial  level,  Q bilateral  political  dialogue  shall  take  place  within  the  Association 
Council, which shall have the general responsibility  for  any matter which the Parties might 
wish to put to it. 

2.  With  the  agreement  of  the  Parties,  other  procedures  for  political  dialogue  shall  be 

established, in particular: 

- meetings,  where  necessary,  of  senior  officials  (at  the  level  of  political  directors) 
representing Latvia, on the one hand, and the Presidency  of the Council  of the European 
Union and the Commission, on the other; 

- taking full advantage of all diplomatic channels between  the Parties, including appropriate 
contacts  in  third  countries  and  within  the  United  Nations,  the  OSCE  and  other 
international fora; 

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- including Latvia in the group  of  countries receiving  regular information  on  the  activities 
managed  within  the framework of  the  Common Foreign  and  Security  Policy  as  well  as 
exchanging information with a view to achieving the objectives defined in Article 4; 

- any other means which would make a useful contribution to consolidating, developing and 

stepping up this dialogue. 

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At  parliamentary  level,  political  dialogue  shall  take  place  within  the  framework  of  the 
Parliamentary  Committee  of  the  association  between  the  European  Communities  and  their 
Member  States  and  the  Republic  of  Latvia  (hereinafter  referred  to  as  the  "Parliamentary 
Committee"). 

TITLE HI: FREE MOVEMENT OF GOODS 

ARTICLE 8 

1.  The Community and Latvia shall gradually establish a free trade area in a transitional period 
lasting a maximum of four years starting from the entry into force of the Agreement on Free 
Trade and Trade-Related Matters on  1 January  1995, in accordance with the provisions  of 
this  Agreement  and  in  conformity  with  those  of  the  General  Agreement  on  Tariffs  and 
Trade (GATT) and the World Trade Organisation (WTO). 

2.  The Combined Nomenclature of goods based on the Harmonised System shall be applied to 

the classification of goods in trade between the two Parties. 

3.  For  each  product  tthe  basic  duty  to  which  the  successive  reductions  set  out  in  this 
^ Agreement are to be applied shall be that set out in Annexes II-IV and X,  or that actually 

applied ergor omnes on 1 January 1995, whichever is the lower. 

4.  I£ after 1 January 1995, any tariff reduction is applied on an erga omnes basis, in particular, 
reductions resulting from the tariff, agreement concluded as a result of the GATT Uruguay 
Round, such reduced duties shall replace the basic duties referred to in paragraph 3 as from 
the date when such reductions are applied. 

5.  The Community and Latvia shall communicate to each other their respective basic duties. 

Chapter I: Industrial  products 

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ARTICLE 9 

1.  The provisions of this Chapter shall apply to products originating in the Community and in 
Latvia listed in Chapters 25 to 97 of the Combined Nomenclature with the exception of the 
products listed in Annex I. 

2.  The provisions "of Articles  10 to  14 inclusive do not apply to products mentioned in Article 

16. 

3.  Trade between the Parties in items covered by the Treaty establishing the European Atomic 

Energy Community will be conducted in accordance with the provisions of that Treaty. 

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1.  Customs  duties  on imports  applicable in the Community  to  products  originating  in Latvia 

are abolished on  1 January 1995. 

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2.  Quantitative restrictions on imports into the Community and  measures having an  equivalent 

effect  are abolished  on  1  January  1995 with regard  to products originating in Latvia. 

ARTICLE  11 

1.  Customs  duties  on  imports  applicable  in Latvia  to  products  originating  in  the  Community 

other than those listed in Annexes II and HI are abolished  on  1 January 1995. 

2.  Customs  duties  on  imports  applicable  in Latvia  to  products  originating  in the  Community 
which are listed in Annex II shall be progressively reduced in accordance with the  following 
timetable: 

-  on  1.1.1996, each duty shall be reduced to 50% of the basic duty, 

- on  1.1.1997, the remaining duties shall be eliminated. 

3.  Customs  duties  on  imports  applicable  in Latvia to  products  originating  in  the Community 
which  are  listed  in  Annex  IH  shall  be  progressively  reduced  in  accordance  with  the 
following timetable: 

- on  1.1.1997,  each duty shall be reduced to 50% of the basic duty, 

- on 1.1.1999, theremaining duties shall be eliminated. 

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4.  Quantitative  restrictions  on  imports  into Latvia  or  products  originating  in the  Community 

and measures having an equivalent effect are abolished on 1 January  1995: 

ARTICLE 12 

The  provisions  concerning  the  abolition  of  customs  duties  on  imports  shall  also  apply  to 
customs duties of a fiscal nature. 

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Any  charges  having  an  effect  equivalent  to  customs  duties  on  imports  are  abolished  on  1 
January  1995 in trade between the Community and Latvia.  • 

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1.  Customs duties on exports  and  charges having equivalent  effect  are abolished by  1 January 
4995  between  the  Community  and Latvia, with the  exception  of those listed  in  Annex  IV, 
which shall be abolished by Latvia at the latest at the end of 1998. 

2.  Quantitative restrictions on exports to Latvia and any measures having equivalent  effect  are 

abolished by the Community on  1 January  1995. 

3.  Quantitative  restrictions  on  exports-to the Community  and  any measures  having  equivalent 

effect  are abolished by Latvia on  1 January 1995; 

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Each  Party  declares  its  readiness  to  reduce  its  customs  duties  in trade  with  the  other Party 
more rapidly than is provided for in Articles  10 and  11 if its general economic situation and the 
situation of the economic sector concerned so permit. 

The Association  Council  referred to in Article  110 (hereinafter  referred  to as  "the Association 
Council") may make recommendations to this effect. 

ARTICLE 16 

1.  The textile products of Latvian origin listed in Annex V to this Agreement shall benefit  from 
a suspension of customs duties on imports into the Community, under the conditions set out 
in  that  Annex.  The  Annex  may  be  revised  by  decision  of  the  Association  Council,  in 
accordance with the procedures set out in Article 112. 

2.  Protocol No.  1 lays down the other arrangements applicable to the textiles products referred 

to therein. 

ARTICLE 17 

1.  The  provisions  of  this  Chapter  do  not  preclude  the  retention  by  the  Community  of  an 
agricultural component in the duties applicable to products listed in Annex VI in respect  of 
products originating in Latvia. 

2.  The  provisions  of  this  Chapter  do  not  preclude  the  introduction  of  an  agricultural 
component by Latvia in the duties applicable to the products listed in Annex VI in respect 
of products originating in the Community. 

Chapter IL Agriculture 

ARTICLE 18 

1.  The provisions of this Chapter shall apply to agricultural products originating in the Community 

and in Latvia. 

2.  The term "agricultural products" means the products listed in Chapter  1 to 24  of the Combined 
Nomenclature  and the products listed  in Annex I, but excluding fishery products  as defined  by 
Article 22(2). 

ARTICLE 19 

Protocol  No.  2  lays  down  the  trade  arrangements  for  processed  agricultural  products  which  are 
listed therein. 

ARTICLE 20 

1.  As  from  1 January  1995  no  quantitative  restrictions  apply  to  imports  into  the  Community  of 
agricultural  products  originating  in Latvia  nor to  imports  into  Latvia  of  agricultural  products 
originating in the Community. 

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2.  The Community and Latvia shall grant each other the concessions referred to in Annexes VII-XI 

in accordance with the conditions laid down therein. 

3.  The concessions refened  to in paragraph 2 may be subject to revision by agreement between the 
Parties within  a period  lasting  until  31  December  1997  and  on  the  basis  of  the  principles and 
procedures set out in paragraph 4. 

4.  Taking account of the volume of trade in agricultural products between them, of their particular 
sensitivity,  of the rules of the common agricultural policy of the Community,  of the rules of the 
agricultural  policy  in Latvia,  of the role  of agriculture  in Latvia's  economy,  of the  production 
and  export  potential  of  its  traditional  branches, and  markets,  the  Community  and  Latvia  shall 
examine in the Association Council, product by product and on an orderly and reciprocal basis, 
the possibilities of granting each other further concessions. 

ARTICLE 21 

Notwithstanding  other  provisions  of  this  Agreement,  and  in  particular  Article  30,  i£  given  the 
particular sensitivity of the agricultural markets, imports of products originating in one Party, which 
are  the  subject  of  concessions  granted  pursuant  to  Article  20,  cause  serious  disturbance  to  the 
markets  in  the  other  Party,  both  Parties  shall  enter  into  consultations  immediately  to  find  an 
appropriate solution.  Pending such a solution, the Party concerned may take the measures it deems 
necessary. 

Chapter BDT: Fisheries 

ARTICLE 22 

1.  The provisions of this Chapter shall apply to fishery products originating in the Community 

and in Latvia. 

2.  The  term  "fishery  products"  means  the  products  listed  in  Chapter  3  of  the  Combined 
Nomenclature  and  product  groups  covered  by  the  Combined  Nomenclature  codes 
05119110, 05119190,  1604,  1605,  19022010, 23012000. 

ARTICLE 23 

1.  The Community  and Latvia shall grant each other the  concessions  referred  to  in  Annexes 

XH and XUI in accordance with the conditions laid down therein. 

2.  The provisions of Articles 20(4) and 21 shall apply mutatis mutandis to fishery products. 

Chapter IV: Common  provisions 

ARTICLE 24 

The provisions of this Title shall apply to trade in all products originating in both Parties except 
where otherwise provided herein or in Protocols No  1 and No 2. 

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1.  In trade between the Community and Latvia from 1  January 1995: 

ARTICLE 25 

- no new customs duties on imports or exports or charges having equivalent  effect  shall be 

introduced, nor shall those already applied be increased; 

- no  new  quantitative  restrictions  on  imports  or  exports  or  measures  having  equivalent 

effect shall be introduced nor shall those existing be made more restrictive. 

2.  Without  prejudice  to  the  concessions  granted  pursuant  to  Article  20,  the  provisions  of 
paragraph 1  of  this  Article  shall  not  restrict  in  any way  the  pursuance  of  the  respective 
agricultural  and  fisheries  policies  of  Latvia  and  the  Community  or  the  taking  of  any 
measures under such policies. 

ARTICLE 26 

1.  The  two  Parties  shall  refrain  from  any  measure  or  practice  of  an  internal  fiscal  nature 
establishing, whether directly or indirectly, discrimination between the products of one Party 
and like products originating in the territory of the other Party. 

2.  Products exported to the territory of one of the two Parties may not benefit from repayment 
of internal indirect taxation in excess of the amount of direct or indirect taxation imposed on 
them. 

ARTICLE 27 

1.  This Agreement shall not preclude the maintenance or establishment of customs unions, free 
trade  areas  or  arrangements  for  frontier  trade  except  insofar  as  they  alter  the  trade 
arrangements provided for in this Agreement. 

2.  Consultations  between  the  Parties  shall  take  place  within  the  Association  Council 
concerning  agreements  establishing  such  customs  unions  or  free  trade  areas  and,  where 
requested,  on  other  major  issues  related  to  their  respective  trade  policies  with  third 
countries.  In particular  in the  event  of  a third  country  acceding to  the  Community,  such 
consultations  shall  take  place  so  as  to  ensure  that  account  can  be  taken  of  the  mutual 
interests of the .Community and Latvia stated in this Agreement. 

ARTICLE 28 

Exceptional measures of limited duration which derogate from the provisions of Article  11 and 
Article 25(1), first indent, may be taken by Latvia in the form of increased customs duties. 

These measures may only concern infant industries, or certain sectors undergoing restructuring 
or  facing  serious  difficulties,  particularly  where  these  difficulties  produce  important  social 
problems. 

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Customs  duties  on  imports  applicable  in  Latvia  to  products  originating  in  the  Community 
introduced by these measures may not exceed 25% ad  valorem  and shall maintain an element  Ê 
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The total value of imports of the products which are subject to these measures may not exceed 
15% of total imports of industrial  products from the Community as defined  in Chapter I during 
the last year for which statistics are available. 
These measures shall be applied for a period not exceeding three years unless a longer duration 
is  authorized  by  the  Association  Council.  They  shall  cease  to  apply  at  the  latest  by  31 
December  1998. 

No  such  measures  can be  introduced  in respect  of  a product  if  more than  three  years  have 
elapsed  since the elimination of all duties and quantitative  restrictions  or charges  or measures 
having an equivalent effect  concerning that product. 

Latvia shall inform the Association Council of any exceptional measures it intends to take and, 
at the request of the Community, consultations shall be held in the Association Council on such 
measures  and  the  sectors  to  which  they  apply  before  they  are  applied.  When  taking  such 
measures Latvia  shall  provide the Association  Council with a schedule  for  the  elimination  of 
the customs duties introduced under this Article. This schedule shall provide for a phasing out 
of these duties starting at the latest two years after their introduction at equal annual rates. The 
Association Council may decide on a different schedule. 

ARTICLE 29 

If one of the Parties finds that dumping is taking place in trade with the other Party within the 
meaning of Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, it may take appropriate 
measures against this practice in accordance with the Agreement relating to the application of 
Article VI of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, with related internal legislation and 
with the conditions and procedures laid down in Article 33. 

ARTICLE30 

Where any product is being imported in such increased quantities and under such conditions as 
to cause or threaten to cause: 

,-.  serious injury to domestic producers of like or directly competitive products in the territory 

of one of the Parties, or 

-  serious  disturbances  in any  sector  of the  economy  or  difficulties  which could  bring about 

serious deterioration in the economic situation of a region, 

the  Community or Latvia, whichever  is  concerned,  may take  appropriate  measures under the 
conditions and in accordance with the procedures laid down in Article 33. 

Where compliance with the provisions of Articles 14 and 25 leads to: 

ARTICLE 31 

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re-export  towards  a third  country  against which the  exporting Party  maintains,  for the 
product  concerned,  quantitative  export  restrictions,  export  duties  or  measures  having 
equivalent effect; or 

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and  where  the  situations .referred  to  above  give  rise,  or  are  likely  to  give  rise  to  major 
difficulties  for  the  exporting  Party,  that  Party  may  take  appropriate  measures  under  the 
conditions and in accordance with the procedures laid down in Article  33.  The measures shall 
be non-discriminatory and be eliminated when conditions no longer justify  their maintenance. 

ARTICLE 32 

The Member  States  of the European Union (hereinafter  referred  to  as  "the Member  States") 
and Latvia shall progressively  adjust any State monopolies of a commercial  character so as to 
ensure that, by the end of  1998, no discrimination regarding the conditions under which goods 
are procured and marketed exists between nationals of the Member States and of Latvia. The 
Association Council will be informed about the measures adopted to implement this objective. 

ARTICLE 33 

1.  In the event of the Community or Latvia subjecting imports of products liable to give rise to 
the difficulties  refened to in Article 30 to an administrative procedure having as its purpose 
the  rapid  provision  of  information  on  the  trend  of  trade  flows,  it  shall  inform  the  other 
Party. 

2.  In the  cases  specified  in Articles 29,  30  and  31,  before  taking  the  measures  provided  for 
therein or, in cases to which paragraph 3(d) applies, as soon as possible, the Community or 
Latvia,  as  the  case  may  ber  shall  supply  the  Association  Council  with  alii  relevant 
information with a view to seeking a solution acceptable to the two Parties. 

In  the  selection  of  measures,  priority  must  be  given  to  those  which  least  disturb  the 
functioning of this Agreement. 

The safeguard  measures  shall be notified  immediately to the Association  Council  and shall 
be  the  subject  of  periodic  consultations  within  that  body,  particularly  with  a  view  to 
establishing a timetable for their abolition as soon as circumstances permit. 

3.  For thé implementation of paragraph 2, the following provisions shall apply: 

(a)  as regards Article 30,  the  difficulties  arising from the situation refened  to  in that Article 
shall be referred for examination to the Association Council, which may take any decision 
needed to put an end to such difficulties. 
If the Association Council or the exporting Party has not taken a decision putting an end 
to the difficulties  or no other satisfactory  solution has been reached within 30  days of the 
matter being refened,  the importing Party may adopt the appropriate measures to remedy 
the problem.  These measures must not exceed the scope of what  is necessary to remedy 
the difficulties which have arisen; 

(b)  as regards  Article 29,  the Association  Council  shall  be informed  of  the  dumping  case as 
soon as the authorities of the importing Party have initiated an investigation.  If no end has 
been put to  the  dumping  or if no  other satisfactory  solution  has  been  reached  within  30 
days  of  the, matter  being  referred  to  the  Association  Council,  the  importing  Party  may 
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shall be referred for examination to the Association Council. 

The Association Council may take any decision needed to put an end to the difficulties.  If 
it  has  not  taken  such  a  decision  within  30  days  of  the  matter  being  referred  to  it,  the 
exporting  Party  may  apply  appropriate  measures  on  the  exportation  of  the  product 
concerned; 

(d)  where  exceptional  circumstances  requiring  immediate  action  make  prior  information  or 
examination,  as  the  case  may  be,  impossible,  the  Commumty  or  Latvia  whichever  is 
concerned  may,  in the  situations  specified  in Articles 29,  30  and  31,  apply forthwith  the 
precautionary measures strictly necessary to deal with the situation. 

ARTICLE 34 

Protocol No 3  lays down rules of origin for the application of the tariff preferences  provided 
for in this Agreement as well as the methods of administrative cooperation therewith. 

ARTICLE35 

This Agreement shall not preclude prohibitions or restrictions on imports, exports or goods in 
transit justified 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  of  artistic, 
historic  or  archaeological  value  or  the  protection  of  intellectual,  industrial  and  commercial 
property  or  rules  relating  to  gold  and  silver.  Such  prohibitions  or  restrictions  shall  not, 
however,  constitute  a  means  of  arbitrary  discrimination  or  a  disguised  restriction  on  trade 
between the Parties. 

ARTICLE 36 

Protocol No 4  lays down the specific  provisions to  apply to trade between Latvia of  the  one 
part and Spain and Portugal of the other part, and it will be valid until 31 December 1995. 

TITLE IV: MOVEMENT OF WORKERS, ESTABLISHMENT,  SUPPLYOF 

SERVICES 

Chapter I: Movement of workers 

ARTICLE37 

1.  Subject to the conditions and modalities applicable in each Member State: 

- the treatment accorded to workers of Latvian nationality legally employed in the territory 
of a Member  State shall be free from any discrimination based  on nationality,  as regards 
working conditions, remuneration or dismissal, as compared to its own nationals, 

'- the legally resident spouse and children of a worker legally employed in the territory of a 
Member  State,  with  the  exception  of  seasonal  workers  and of  workers  coming  under 
bilateral  agreements  in  the  sense  of  Article  41,  unless  otherwise  provided  by  such 
agreements,  shall  have  access  to  the  labour  market  of  that  Member  State,  during  th' 
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treatment  referred  to  in paragraph  1 to  workers who  are nationals  of  a Member  State and 
are  legally  employed  in  its  territory  as  well  as  their  spouse  and  children  who  are  legally 
resident in the said territory. 

ARTICLE 38 

1.  With  a  view  to  coordinating  social  security  systems  for  workers  of  Latvian  nationality, 
legally  employed  in the  territory of  a Member  State  and for the members  of their family, 
legally  resident  there,  and  subject  to  the  conditions  and  modalities  applicable  in  each 
Member State, 

- all  periods  of  insurance,  employment  or  residence  completed  by  such  workers  in  the 
various Member States shall be added together for the purpose of pensions and annuities 
in respect  of  old  age,  invalidity  and death  and for the  purpose  of  medical  care  for  such 
workers and such family members; 

- any pensions  or annuities in respect of old age,  death, industrial accident or occupational 
disease,  or  of  invalidity  resulting  therefrom,  with  the  exception  of  non-contributory 
benefits,  shall be freely transferable  at the rate applied by virtue of the law of the  debtor 
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defined above. 

2.  Latvia shall accord to workers who are nationals of a Member State and legally employed in 
its territory, and to members of their families legally resident there, treatment similar to that 
specified in the second and third indents of paragraph 1. 

ARTICLE39 

1.  The Association Council shall by decision adopt the appropriate provisions to implement the 

objective set out in Article 38. 

2.  The  Association  Council  shall  by  decision  adopt  detailed  rules  for  administrative 
cooperation providing the necessary management and control guarantees for the application 
of the provisions referred to in paragraph 1. 

ARTICLE40 

The  provisions  adopted  by  the  Association  Council  in  accordance  with  Article  39  shall  not 
affect any rights or obligations arising from bilateral agreements linking Latvia and the Member 
States where those agreements provide for more favourable treatment of nationals of Latvia or 
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1.  Taking  into  account  the  labour  market  situation  in  the  Member  State,  subject  to  its 
legislation and to the respect of rules in force in that Member State in the area of mobility of 

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- the existing facilities  for access to employment for workers of Latvian  nationality  accorded 
by  Member  States  under  bilateral  agreements  ought  to  be  preserved  and  if  possible 
improved, 

- the  other  Member  States  shall  consider  favourably  the  possibility  of  concluding  similar 

agreements. 

2.  The  Association  Council  shall  examine  granting  other  improvements  including  facilities  of 
access  for  professional  training,  in  conformity  with  rules  and  procedures  in  force  in  the 
Member  States, and taking account of the labour market situation in the Member  States and 
in the Community. 

ARTICLE 42 

From the  end  of the transitional  period  or sooner if socio-economic conditions  in Latvia  have 
been  largely  aligned  on  those  of  the  Member  States  and  if  the  employment  situation  in  the 
Community  permits,  the  Association  Council  will  consider  ways  of  further  improving  the 
movement of workers. The Association Council shall make recommendations to such end. 

ARTICLE 43 

In the interest  of facilitating  the restructuring  of labour resources resulting from the  economic 
restructuring  in Latvia  the  Community  shall provide technical  assistance  for  the  establishment 
of a suitable social security system in Latvia as set out in Article 92 of this Agreement. 

Chapter H:  Establishment 

ARTICLE 44 

1.  The Community and its Member  States shall grant, except for the sectors included in Annex 

XTV, from entry into force of this Agreement : 

(i) 

treatment  no  less  favourable  than  that  accorded  by  Member  States  to  their  own 
companies  or to any third country company, whichever is the better,  with regard  to  the 
establishment  of Latvian companies ; 

(ii)  to  subsidiaries  and  branches  of  Latvian  companies,  established  in  their  territory, 
treatment  no  less  favourable  than  that  accorded  by  Member  States  to  their  own 
companies  and branches  or  to  subsidiaries and branches  of  any third  country  company 
established in their territory, whichever is the better, in respect of their operation. 

2.  Latvia  shall facilitate  the setting up  of operations on its territory by Community  companies 

and nationals. To that end, it shall : 

(i)  grant,  from  entry  into  force  of  the  Agreement,  for  the  establishment  of  Community 
companies, treatment no less favourable than that  accorded to  its own companies or  to 
companies of any third country, whichever is the better, save for the sectors refened  to 
in Annex XV,  where national  treatment  shall be granted  at  the latest  by the  end  of the 
transitional period refened  to in Article 3; 

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treatment  no  less 
favourable  than  that  accorded  to  its own  companies  or to  subsidiaries  and  branches  of 
any third country company established in its territory, whichever  is the better. 

3.  Latvia  shall,  during  the  transitional  period  refened  to  in  paragraph  2(i)  not  adopt  any 
measures  or  actions  which  introduce  discrimination  as  regards  the  establishment  and 
operations  of Community  companies  and  nationals in its territory  in comparison  to  its  own 
companies and nationals. 

4.  The  Association  Council  shall  during  the  transitional  period  refened  to  in  paragraph  2(i) 
examine  regularly  the  possibility  of  accelerating  the  granting  of  national  treatment  in  the 
sectors refened  to  in Annex XV.  Amendments may be made to  this  Annex  by  decision  of 
the Association Council. 

Following the  expiration  of the transitional  period  referred  to  in Article  3, the  Association 
Council  may  exceptionally,  upon  request  of  Latvia,  and  if  the  necessity  arises,  decide  to 
prolong  the  duration  of  exclusion  of  certain  areas  or  matters  listed  in  Annex  XV  for  a 
limited period of time. 

5.  The treatment  described  in paragraphs  1 and 2 shall be applicable for the  establishment  and 

operation of nationals as from the end of the transitional period refened  to in Article 3. 

ARTICLE 45 

1.  The  provisions  of  this  chapter  shall  not  apply  to  air  transport,  inland  waterways  and 

maritime cabotage transport services. 

2.  The  Association  Council  may  make  recommendations  for  improving  establishment  and 

operations in the areas covered by paragraph 1. 

For the purposes of this Agreement: 

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a)  A "Community company" or a "Latvian company" respectively shall mean a company  set up 
in  accordance  with  the  laws  of  a  Member  State  or  of  Latvia  respectively  and  having  its 
registered  office  or  central  administration  or  principal  place  of  business  within  the 
Community or in the territory of Latvia respectively. 

However,  should  the  company,  set  up  in  accordance  with  the  laws  of  a  Member  State  or 
Latvia respectively,  have only its registered  office  within the Community  or  in the  territory 
of Latvia respectively,  the  company  shall be  considered  a  Community  or Latvian  company 
respectively if its operations possess a real and continuous link with the economy  of  one  of 
the Member States or Latvia respectively. 

b)  "Subsidiary" of a company shall mean a company which is effectively  controlled by the  first 

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c)  "Branch" of  a company  shall  mean a place  of  business  not  having  legal  personality  which 
has  the  appearance  of  permanency,  such  as  the  extension  of  a  parent  body,  has  a 
management  and is materially  equipped  to  negotiate  business with third parties so  that the 
latter, although knowing that there will if necessary be a legal link with the parent body, the 
head office  of which is abroad, do not have to  deal directly with such parent body but may 
transact business at the place of business constituting the extension. 

d)  "Establishment" shall mean : 

i)  as regards  nationals,  the right to  take up  economic  activities  as  self-employed  persons 
and to  set up undertakings, in particular companies, which they effectively  control.  Self-
employment and business undertakings by nationals shall not extend to seeking or taking 
employment  in the  labour  market  or  confer  a right of  access  to  the  labour  market  of 
another  Party.  The  provisions  of  this  chapter  do  not  apply  to  those  who  are  hot 
exclusively  self-employed; 

ii)  as regards Community or Latvian companies, the right to take up economic activities by 
means  of  the  setting  up  of  subsidiaries  and  branches  in Latvia  or  in  the  Community 
respectively. 

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f)  "Economic  activities"  shall  in principle  include  activities  of  an industrial,  commercial  and 

professional character and activities of craftsmen. 

g)  "Community national" and "Latvian national" shall mean respectively a natural person who 

is a national of oneof the Member States or of Latvia. 

h)  With regard to  international  maritime transport, including inter-modal  operations  involving 
a sea leg, nationals of the Member States or of Latvia established outside the Community or 
Latvia  respectively,  and  shipping  companies  established  outside  the  Community  or Latvia 
and controlled by nationals of  a Member State or Latvian nationals respectively,  shall also 
be beneficiaries of the provisions of Chapter II and Chapter m,  if their vessels are registered 
in  that  Member  State  or  in • Latvia  respectively  in  accordance  with  their  respective 
legislation. 

ARTICLE 47 

1.  Subject to the provisions of Article 43, with the exception of financial services described in 
Annex  XVI,  each Party  may  regulate  the  establishment  and  operation  of  companies  and 
nationals on its territory, insofar as these regulations do not discriminate against companies 
and nationals of the other Party in comparison with its own companies and nationals. 

2.  In respect  of  financial  services,  notwithstanding  any other provisions  of this Agreement,  a 
Party shall not be prevented from taking measures for prudential reasons, including  for the 
protection  of  investors,  depositors,  policy holders or persons to whom  a fiduciary duty is 
owed by a, financial service supplier, or to  ensure the  integrity  and stability of the  financial 
system.  Such  measures  shall  not  be  used  as  a  means  of  avoiding  the  Party's  obligations 
under the Agreement. 

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3.  Nothing  in  the  Agreement  shall  be  construed  to  require  a  Party  to  disclose  information 
relating to the affairs  and accounts of individual customers or any confidential  or  proprietary 
information  in the possession  of public entities. 

ARTICLE 48 

1.  The  provisions  of  Articles  44  and  47  do  not  preclude  the  application  by  a Party  of  particular 
rules  concerning  the  establishment  and  operation  in  its  territory  of  branches  of  companies  of 
another Party not  incorporated  in the territory  of the first Party,  which  are justified  by legal  or 
technical  differences  between  such  branches  as  compared  with  branches  of  companies 
incorporated  in its territory or, as regards financial services, for prudential reasons. 

2.  The  difference  in treatment  shall  not  go  beyond  what  is  strictly  necessary  as  a  result  of  such 

legal or technical differences  or, as regards financial services, for prudential reasons. 

ARTICLE 49 

1.  A  "Community  company"  or  a  "Latvian  company"  established  in the territory  of Latvia  or  the 
Community  respectively  shall  be  entitled  to  employ,  or  have  employed  by  one  of  its 
subsidiaries  or  branches,  in  accordance  with  the  legislation  in  force  in  the  host  country  of 
establishment,  in the  territory  of Latvia  and  the  Community  respectively,  employees  who  are 
nationals of Community Member  States and Latvia respectively,  provided  that  such  employees 
are  key  personnel  as  defined  in  paragraph  2  of  this  Article,  and  that  they  are  employed 
exclusively by companies, subsidiaries or branches. 

The  residence  and  work  permits  of  such  employees  shall  only  cover  the  period  of  such 
employment. 

2.  Key  personnel  of  the  above  mentioned  companies  herein  refened  to  as  "organisations"  are 
"intra-corporate  transferees"  as  defined  in  (c)  of  this  paragraph  in  the  following  categories, 
provided  that  the  organisation  is a juridical  person  and. that  the  persons  concerned  have  been 
employed by it or have been partners in it (other than as majority'shareholders),  for  at least the 
year immediately preceding such movement: 

(a)  Persons  working  in  a  senior  position  with  an  organisation,  who  primarily  direct  the 
management  of  the  establishment,  receiving  general  supervision  or  direction  principally 
from the board  of directors or stockholders of the business or their equivalent,  including : 

- directing the establishment  or a department or sub-division of the establishment; 

- supervising  and  controlling  the  work  of  other  supervisory,  professional  or  managerial 

employees; 

- having  the  authority  personally  to  recruit  and  dismiss  or  recommend  recruiting, 

dismissing or other personnel actions. 

(b)  Persons  working  within  an  organisation  who  possess  uncommon  knowledge  essential  to 
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the  establishment's  service,  research  equipment,  techniques  or  management. 
assessment  of  such  knowledge  may  reflect,  apart  from  knowledge  specific  to  the 
establishment,.a  high  level  of  qualification  referring  to  a type  of work  or  trade  requiring 
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(c)  An  "intra-corporate  transferee"  is  defined  as  a  natural  person  working  within  an 
organisation in the territory of a Party, and being temporarily transfened  in the context  of 
pursuit  of  economic  activities  in  the  territory  of  the  other  Party; 
the  organisation 
concerned  must  have  its  principal  place  of  business  in  the  territory  of  a  Party  and  the 
transfer  be  to  an  establishment  (branch,  subsidiary)  of  that  organisation,  effectively 
pursuing like economic activities in the territory of the other Party. 

3.  The entry into and the temporary presence within the territory of the Community or Latvia 
of  Latvian  and  Community  nationals  respectively  shall  be  permitted,  when  these 
representatives  of  companies  are  persons  working  in  a  senior  position  ,  as  defined  in 
paragraph  2(a)  above,  within  a  company,  and  are  responsible  for  the  setting  up  of  a 
Community subsidiary or branch of a Latvian company or of.a Latvian subsidiary or branch 
of a Community company in a Community Member State or Latvia respectively, when : 

- those representatives are not engaged in making direct sales or supplying services, and 

- the  company  has  its  principal  place  of  business  outside  the  Community  or  Latvia, 
respectively,  and  has  no  other  representative,  office,  branch  or  subsidiary  in  that 
Community Member State or Latvia respectively. 

ARTICLE 50 

In order to make it  easier for the Community nationals and Latvian nationals to  take up and 
pursue  regulated  professional  activities  in  Latvia  and  the  Community  respectively,  the 
Association  Council  shall  examine  which  steps  are necessary  to  be taken to  providé  for  the 
mutual recognition of qualifications.  It may take all necessary measures to that end, 

ARTICLE 51 

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During the transitional period referred to  in Article 3, Latvia may introduce  measures which 
derogate  from  the  provisions  of  this  Chapter  as  regards  the  establishment.of  Community 
companies and nationals if certain industries : 

- are undergoing restructuring, or 

- are facing serious difficulties,  particularly where these entail serious social problems in Latvia, 

or 

- face  the  elimination  or  a  drastic  reduction  of  the  total  market  share  held  by  Latvian 

companies or nationals in à given sector or industry in Latvia, or 

- are newly emerging industries in Latvia. 

Such measures : 

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measures  and  shall  not  introduce  discrimination  concerning  the  operations  of  Community 
companies  or  nationals  already  established  in  Latvia  at  the  time  of  introduction  of  a  given 
measure compared  with Latvian companies or nationals. 

While  devising  and  applying  such  measures,  Latvia  shall  grant  whenever  possible  to 
Community  companies  and  nationals  a preferential  treatment,  and  in  no  case  a treatment  less 
favourable than that accorded  to companies or nationals from any third  country. 

Prior  to  the  introduction  of  these  measures,  Latvia  shall  consult  the  Association  Council  and 
shall  not  put  them  into  effect  before  a  one-month  period  following  the  notification  of  the 
Association  Council  of  the  concrete  measures  to  be  introduced  by  Latvia,  except  where  the 
threat  of irreparable  damage requires  the taking  of urgent  measures in which  case Latvia  shall 
consult the Association Council immediately after their introduction. 
Upon  expiration  of the transitional  period  refened  to  in Article 3, Latvia  may introduce  such 
measures  only  with  the  authorisation  of  the  Association  Council  and  under  conditions 
determined  by the latter. 

Chapter HI: Supply  of services 

ARTICLE 52 

1.  The  Parties  undertake  in  accordance  with  the  following  provisions  to  take  the  necessary 
steps to  allow  progressively  the  supply  of services by Community  or Latvian  companies  or 
nationals  which  are  established  in  a  Party  other  than  that  of  the  person  for  whom  the 
services are intended. 

2.  In  step  with  the  liberalisation  process  mentioned  in  paragraph  1,  and  subject  to  the 
provisions of Article 56, the Parties shall permit the temporary movement  of natural  persons 
providing  the  service  or  who  are  employed  by  the  service  provider  as  key  personnel  as 
defined  in Article 49(2), including natural persons who are representatives  of a  Community 
or  Latvian  company  or  national  and  are  seeking  temporary  entry  for  the  purpose  of 
negotiating  for  the  sale  of  services  or  entering  into  agreements  to  sell  services  for  that 
service provider,  where those  representatives will not be engaged  in making  direct  sales  to 
the general public or in supplying services themselves. 

3.  At  the  latest  eight  years  after  the  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement,  the  Association 
Council  shall  take  the  measures  necessary  to  implement  progressively  the  provisions  of 
paragraph  1.  Account  shall  be  taken  of  the  progress  achieved  by  the  Parties  in  the 
approximation  of their laws. 

ARTICLE 53 

1.  The  Parties  shall  not  take  any  measures  or  actions  which  render  the  conditions  for  the 
supply of services by Community  and Latvian nationals or companies which  are  established 
in  a Party  other  than  that  of  the  person  for  whom  the  services  are  intended "significantly 
.  more  restrictive  as  compared  with  the  situation  existing  on  the  day  preceding  the  day  of 

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the  Agreement  result  in  a  situation  which  is  significantly  more  restrictive  in  respect  of 
supply  of  services  as  compared  with  the  situation  existing  at the  date  of  signature  of  the 
Agreement,  such first Party may request the other Party to enter into consultations. 

ARTICLE 54 

1.  With regard to  international  maritime transport,  the Parties undertake to  apply  effectively 

the principle of unrestricted access to the market and traffic on a commercial basis. 

a)  The above provision does not prejudice the rights and obligations arising from the United 
Nations Code of Conduct for Liner Conferences,  as applicable to  one or other Party to 
the present Agreement. Non-conference  lines will be free to operate in competition with 
a conference  as long as they adhere to the principle of fair competition on a commercial 
basis. 

b)  The Parities  affirm  their  commitment  to  a freely competitive  environment  as  being  an 

essential feature of the dry and liquid bulk trade. 

2.  In applying the principles of paragraph 1, the Parties shall: 

a)  not  apply,  as from entry into force  of this Agreement,  any cargo  sharing provisions  of 
bilateral agreements between any Member State of the Community and the former Soviet 
Union; 

b)  not introduce cargo sharing clauses into future bilateral agreements with third countries, 
other than in those  exceptional  circumstances where liner shipping companies from one 
or  other  Party  to  the  present  Agreement  would  not  otherwise  have  an  effective 
opportunity to ply for trade to and from the third country concerned; 

c)  prohibit  cargo  sharing  arrangements in future  bilateral  agreements  concerning  dry and 

liquid bulk trade; 

d) abolish upon entry into  force  of this Agreement  all unilateral  measures,  administrative, 
-  technical and other obstacles which could have restrictive or discriminatory effects on the 

free supply of services in international maritime transport. 

Each Party shall grant, inter alia, no less favourable treatment for the ships operated by 
nationals or companies of the other Party than that accorded to a Party's own ships with 
regard  to  access  to  ports  open  to  international  trade,  the  use  of  infrastructure  and 
auxiliary  maritime  services  of  the  ports,  as  well  as  related  fees  and  charges,  customs 
facilities and the assignment of berths and facilities for loading and unloading. 

3.  Nationals  and  companies  of  the  Community  providing  international  maritime  transport 
services  snail be free to  provide international  sea-river services  in the inland waterways  of 
Latvia and vice-versa. 

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undertake to conclude an agreement as soon as possible and before the end of  1999 on the 
transit of inter-modal traffic through each other's territory. 

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5.  With  a  view  to  assuring  a  coordinated  development  and  progressive  liberalisation  of 
transport  between  the Parties, adapted  to  their  reciprocal  commercial  needs, the  conditions 
of  mutual  market  access  and  provision  of  services  in  transport  by  road,  rail  and  inland 
waterways  and,  if  applicable,  in  air  transport  shall  be  dealt  with  by  specific  transport 
agreements  where  appropriate  negotiated  between  the Parties  after  entry  into  force  of  this 
Agreement. 

6.  Prior  to  the  conclusion  of the  agreements  refened  to  in paragraph  5,  the Parties  shall  not 
take any measures or actions which are more restrictive or discriminatory  as compared  with 
the situation existing on the day preceding the day of entry into force  of the Agreement. 

7.  During  the  transitional  period,  Latvia  shall  progressively  adapt  its  legislation  including 
administrative, technical and other rules to that of the Community legislation existing at  any 
time  in  the  field  of  road,  rail,  inland  waterway  and  air  transport  in  so  far  as  it  serves 
liberalisation  purposes  and  mutual  access  to  markets  of  the  Parties  and  facilitates  the 
movement of passengers and of goods. 

8.  In  step with the  common progress in the achievement  of the objectives  of this  chapter,  the 
Association  Council  shall examine ways of creating the conditions necessary for  improving 
freedom to provide road, rail, inland waterway and air transport services. 

Chapter IV: General  provisions 

ARTICLE 55 

1.  The  provisions  of  this  Title  shall  be  applied  subject  to  limitations justified  on  grounds  of 

public policy, public security or public health. 

2.  They  shall not  apply to  activities which  in the territory  of either Party  are  connected,  even 

occasionally, with the exercise of official  authority. 

ARTICLE 56 

For the purpose  of this Title nothing in the Agreement  shall prevent the Parties  from  applying 
their laws and regulations regarding entry and stay, work, labour conditions  and  establishment 
of natural persons and supply of services, provided that - in so doing - they do not  apply them 
in  a  manner  as  to  nullify  or  impair  the  benefits  accruing  to  any  Party  under  the- terms  of  a 
specific provision of the Agreement. 

ARTICLE 57 

Companies which are controlled  and exclusively owned by Latvian companies or nationals and 
Community  companies  or  nationals  jointly  shall  also  be  beneficiaries  of  the  provisions  of 
Chapters H, m  and IV of this Title. 

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shall not  apply to  the tax advantages which the Parties are providing  or will provide  in the 

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2.  Nothing  in  this  Title  shall  be  construed  to  prevent  the  adoption  or  enforcement  by  the 
Parties  of  any  measure  aimed  at  preventing  the  avoidance  or  evasion  of  taxes  pursuant  to 
the  tax  provisions  of  agreements  to  avoid  double  taxation  and  other  tax  anangements,  or 
domestic fiscal  legislation. 

3.  Nothing  in  this  Title  shall  be  construed  to  prevent  Member  States  or  Latvia  from 
distinguishing,  in  the  application  of  the  relevant  provisions  of  their  fiscal  legislation, 
between taxpayers who  are not  in identical  situations, in particular  as regards their  place  of 
residence. 

ARTICLE 59 

In  formulating 
The  provisions  of  this  Title  shall  be  progressively  adjusted  by  the  Parties. 
recommendations  to  this effect,  the Association  Council  shall take  into  account  the  respective 
obligations of the Parties under the GATS, and in particular of its Article V. 

ARTICLE 60 

The  provisions  of  this  Agreement  shall  not  prejudice  the  application  by  each  Party  of  any 
measure  necessary  to  prevent  the  circumvention  of  its  measures  concerning  third  country 
access to its market  through the provisions of this Agreement. 

TITLE  V: PAYMENTS, CAPITAL, COMPETITION  AND OTHER  ECONOMIC 
PROVISIONS, APPROXIMATION  OF  LAWS 

Chapter  I:  Current  payments  and  movement  of  capital 

ARTICLE 61 

The  Parties  undertake  to  authorize,  in  freely  convertible  cunency,  in  accordance  to  the 
provisions  of  Article  VIE  of  the  Articles  of  Agreement  of  the  International  Monetary  Fund, 
any payments and transfers  on the cunent  account of balance of payments between residents  of 
the Community and Latvia. 

ARTICLE 62 

1.  With  regard  to  transactions  on the capital  account  of balance  of payments,  from  entry  into 
force  of  the  Agreement,  the  Member  States  and  Latvia  respectively  shall  ensure  the  free 
movement .of capital relating to direct investments made in companies formed  in accordance 
with the laws  of the  host  country  and  investments  made in accordance  with the  provisions 
of Chapter II  of Title IV, and the liquidation or repatriation of these  investments  and  of any 
profit  stemming  therefrom. 

Without  prejudice  to  Article 44,  last paragraph,  complete free movement  of capital  relating 
to  establishment  and  operations  of  self  employed  persons,  including  the  liquidation  and 
repatriation of such investments, shall be ensured from entry into force  of this  Agreement. 

2.  With  regard  to  transactions  on the  capital  account  of balance  of payments,  from  entry  into 
force  of  this  Agreement  the  Member  States  and  Latvia  respectively  shall  ensure  the  free 
movement  of  capital  relating  to  portfolio  investment.  This  shall  also  apply  to  the  free 
movement  of  capital  relating to  credits  related  to  commercial transactions  or  the  provision 
pf cervices in which a resident of one of the Parties is participating and to financial loans. 
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3.  Without  prejudice  to  paragraph  1, the  Member  States  and  Latvia  shall  not  introduce  any 
new  restrictions  on  the  movement  of  capital  and  cunent  payments  connected  therewith 
between  residents  of  the  Community  and  Latvia  and  shall  not  make  the  existing 
anangements  more restrictive. 

4.  The  Parties  shall  consult  each  other  with  a  view  to  facilitating  the  movement  of  capital 
between  the  Community  and  Latvia  in  order  to  promote  the  objective  of  the  present 
Agreement. 

ARTICLE 63 

1.  The Parties  shall take  measures  permitting  the  creation  of the  necessary  conditions  for  the 

further  gradual application of Community rules on the free movement of capital. 

2.  The Association Council shall examine ways of enabling Community rules on the  movement 

of capital to be applied in full. 

Chapter H:  Competition  and  other economic  provisions 

ARTICLE 64 

1. The  following  are  incompatible  with  the  proper  functioning  of  this  Agreement,  insofar  as 

they may affect  trade between the Community and Latvia: 

(i) 

all  agreements  between  undertakings,  decisions  by  associations  of  undertakings  and 
concerted  practices  between  undertakings  which  have  as  their  object  or  effect  the 
prevention, restriction or distortion of competition; 

(ii) 

abuse  by  one  or  more  undertakings  of  a  dominant  position  in  the  territories  of  the 
Community or of Latvia as a whole or in a substantial part thereof; 

(iii)  any  public  aid,  which  distorts  or  threatens  to  distort  competition  by  favouring  certain 

undertakings  or the production of certain goods. 

2.  Any practices  contrary  to  this Article  shall be assessed  on  the basis  of criteria  arising from 
the application of the rules of Articles 85, 86 and 92 of the Treaty establishing the European 
Community  or,  for  products  covered  by  the  ECSC  Treaty,  on  the  basis  of  corresponding 

-  rules of the ECSC Treaty including secondary legislation. 

3.  The Association  Council shall, by 31 December  1997, adopt by decision the necessary  rules 

for the implementation of paragraphs  1 and 2. 

Until  these  rules  are  adopted,  the  provisions  of  the  Agreement  on  interpretation  and 
application of Articles VI, XVI and XX3II of the General Agreement  on Tariffs  and Trade shall 
be  applied  as  the  rules  for  the  implementation  of  paragraphs  1 point (iii)  and  related  parts  of 
paragraph 2. 

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4.  (a)For  the  purposes  of  applying  the  provisions  of  paragraph  1  point (iii),  the  Parties 
recognize  that  until  31  December  1999,  any  public  aid  granted  by  Latvia  shall  be 
assessed  taking into account the fact  that Latvia  shall be regarded  as an area identical  to 
those areas of the Community described in Article 92(3)(a) of the Treaty establishing  the 
European  Community.  The Association  Council shall, taking into  account the  economic 
situation  of Latvia,  decide whether that  period  should  be extended  by further  periods  of 
five years. 

(b)Each  Party  shall  ensure  transparency  in  the  area  of  public  aid,  inter  alia  by  reporting 
annually to  the other Party on the total amount  and the distribution  of the aid given and 
by providing, upon request, information  on aid schemes.  Upon request by one Party,  the 
other Party shall provide information  on particular individual cases of public aid. 

5.  With regard to products refened  to in Chapters II and III of Title III: 

- the provision of paragraph  1  point (iii) does not apply, 

- any practices contrary to paragraph  1 point (i) should be assessed  according to the  criteria 
established by the Community on the basis of Articles 42 and 43 of the Treaty  establishing 
the  European  Community  and  in  particular  of  those  established  in  Council Regulation 
No 26/1962. 

6.  If  the  Community  or  Latvia  considers  that  a  particular  practice  is  incompatible  with  the 

terms of the first paragraph of this Article, and 

- is not adequately dealt with under the implementing rules refened  to in paragraph 3, or 

- in  the  absence  of  such  rules,  and  if  such  practice  causes  or  threatens  to  cause  serious 
prejudice  to  the  interests  of  the  other  Party  or  material  injury  to  its  domestic  industry, 
including its services industry, 

it may take  appropriate  measures after  consultation within the Association  Council  or  after 
30 working days following  refenal  for such consultation. 

In  the  case  of  practices  incompatible  with  paragraph  1  point 
(iii)  of  this  Article,  such 
appropriate  measures  may,  where  the  General  Agreement  on  Tariffs  and  Trade  applies 
thereto,  only  be  adopted  in  conformity  with  the  procedures  and  under  the  conditions  laid 
down  by  the  General  Agreement  on  Tariffs  and  Trade  and  any  other  relevant  instrument 
negotiated under its auspices which are applicable between the Parties. 

7.  Notwithstanding  any provisions to the contrary adopted  in conformity  with paragraph 3, the 
Parties  shall  exchange  information  taking  into  account  the  limitations  imposed  by  the 
requirements of professional  and business secrecy. 

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1.  The  Parties  shall  endeavour  to  avoid  the  imposition  of  restrictive  measures  including 
measures  relating  to  imports  for  balance  of  payments  purposes. 
In  the  event  of  their 
introduction, the Party having introduced the same shall present to the other Party, as  soon 
as possible, a time schedule for their removal. 

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2.  Where  one  or  more Member  States  or Latvia  is in serious balance  of  payments  difficulties, 
or  under  imminent  threat  thereof,  the  Community  or  Latvia,  as  the  case  may  be,  may,  in 
accordance  with  the  conditions  established  under  the  General  Agreement  on  Tariffs  and 
Trade,  adopt  restrictive  measures, including measures relating to  imports, which  shall be  of 
limited  duration  and  may  not  go  beyond  what  is  necessary  to  remedy  the  balance  of 
payments  situation.  The  Community  or Latvia,  as the  case  may be,  shall  inform  the  other 
Party  forthwith. 

3.  Any restrictive measures shall not  apply to transfers  related to investments  and in particular 
to the repatriation  of amounts invested  or reinvested  and  of any kind  of revenues  stemming 
therefrom. 

ARTICLE 66 

With regard to  public undertakings,  and undertakings to which special or exclusive rights have 
been granted,  the Association  Council  shall ensure that  as  from  1 January  1998, the  principles 
of the Treaty establishing the European Community, notably Article 90, and the relevant  CSCE 
principles, in particular entrepreneurs' freedom of decision, are upheld. 

ARTICLE 67 

1.  Pursuant  to  the  provisions  of  this  Article  and  of  Annex  XVH,  the  Parties  confirm  the 
importance that they attach to  ensure adequate and effective  protection  and  enforcement  of 
intellectual, industrial and commercial property rights. 

2.  Latvia  shall  continue  to  improve  the  protection  of  intellectual,  industrial  and  commercial 
property  rights  in order  to  provide,  by  the  end  of the  transitional  period  refened  to  in 
Article  3  of  this  Agreement,  for  a  level  of  protection  similar  to  that  existing  in  the 
Community, including effective  means of enforcing  such rights. 

3.  By end of the transition period refened  to in Article 3, Latvia shall accede to the multilateral 
conventions  on  intellectual,  industrial  and  commercial  property  rights  refened  to  in 
paragraph  1  of  Annex  XVH  to  which  Member  States  of  the  Community  are  parties  or 
which are de facto  applied by Member States according to the relevant provisions contained 
in these conventions. 

4.  If problems  in the  area  of intellectual,  industrial  and  commercial  property  affecting  trading 
conditions  were  to  occur,  urgent  consultations will be undertaken,  at  the  request  of  either 
Party, with a view to reaching mutually satisfactory  solutions. 

ARTICLE 68 

1.  The Parties  consider  the  opening  up  of the  award  of public  contracts  on  the  basis  of  non 
discrimination  and  reciprocity,  in  particular  in  the  GATT  and  WTO  context,  to  be  a 
desirable  objective. 

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2.  The Latvian  companies  as defined  in Article 46  of this Agreement,  shall be granted  access 
to  contract  award  procedures  in the Community pursuant to  Community  procurement  rules 
under a treatment  no less favourable  than that accorded  to  Community  companies as of the 
entry into force  of this Agreement. 

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Community companies in the sense of Article 46 of this Agreement  shall be granted  access 
to  contract  award  procedures  in  Latvia  under  a  treatment  no  less  favourable  than  that 
accorded to Latvian companies at the latest by the end of the transitional period refened  to 
in Article 3. 

Community  companies established in Latvia under the provisions of Chapter II of Title IV 
in  the  form  of  subsidiaries  as  described  in  Article  46  and  in  the  forms  described  in 
Article 57 shall  have  upon  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  access  to  contract  award 
procedures under a treatment  no less favourable than that accorded to Latvian companies. 
Community  companies  established  in  Latvia  in  the  form  of  branches  and  agencies  as 
described  in  Article  46  shall  be  granted  such  treatment  at  the  latest  by  the  end  of  the 
transitional period refened to in Article 3. 

The  provisions  in this  paragraph shall also apply to  public  contracts  covered  by  Directive 
93/38/EEC of  14 June 1993 once Latvia has introduced the appropriate legislation. 

The  Association  Council  shall  periodically  examine the  possibility  for  Latvia  to  introduce 
access to  award procedures in Latvia for all Community companies prior to the end of the 
transitional period. 

3.  As  regards  establishment,  operations,  supply  of  services  between  the  Community  and 
Latvia,  as well  as  employment  and movement  of  labour linked  to  the  fulfilment  of  public 
contracts, the provisions of Articles 37 to 60 of this Agreement are applicable. 

Chapter HI: Approximation  of laws 

ARTICLE 69 

The Parties  recognize  that  an important  condition for  Latvia's  economic  integration  into  the 
Community  is  the  approximation  of  Latvia's  existing  and  future  legislation  to  that  of  the 
Community.  Latvia  shall  endeavour  to  ensure  that  its  legislation  will  be  gradually  made 
compatible with that of the Community. 

ARTICLE 70 

The  approximation  of  laws  shall  extend  to  the  following  areas  in  particular:  customs  law, 
company  law,  banking  law,  company  accounts  and  taxation,  intellectual  property,  financial 
services,  rules  on  competition,  protection  of  health  and  life  of  humans,  animals  and  plants, 
protection  of  workers  including  health  and  safety  at  work,  consumer  protection,  indirect 
transport, 
standards,  nuclear 
taxation, 
telecommunications,  environment,  public procurement,  statistics,  product  liability,  labour law 
and entrepreneurial law. 

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technical  rules  and 

Within these  areas rapid progress in the approximation of laws should in particular be made in 
the fields of the internal market, competition, protection of workers,  environmental  protection 
and consumer protection. 

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The Community  shall provide Latvia with technical assistance for  the  implementation  of  these 
measures, which may include inter alia: 

- the exchange of experts; 
- the provision of early information  especially on relevant legislation; 
- organisation of seminars; 
- training activities; 
- aid for the translation of legislation in the relevant sectors; 
- aid for improving customs procedures and statistics; 
- aid for legislation in the context of approximation of Latvia's legislation to European Union laws. 

TITLE VI : ECONOMIC  COOPERATION 

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1.  The  Community  and  Latvia  shall  further  develop  economic  cooperation  aimed  at 
contributing  to  Latvia's  development  and  growth  potential.  Such  cooperation  shall 
strengthen  existing  economic links on the widest possible foundation,  to  the benefit  of both 
Parties. 

2.  Policies  and  other  measures  shall  be  designed  to  bring  about  the  economic  and  social 
development  of  Latvia  and  will  be  guided  by  the  principle  of  sustainable  development. 
These  policies  should  ensure  that  environmental  considerations  are  also  fully  incorporated 
from  the  outset  and  that  they  are  linked  to  the  requirements  of  harmonious  social 
development. 

3.  To  this end  the  cooperation  should  focus  in particular  on policies  and  measures  related  to 
industry,  investment,  agriculture  and  the  agro-industrial  sector,  energy,  transport,  regional 
development  and tourism. 

4.  Special attention  shall be devoted to  measures capable of fostering  cooperation between  the 
three Baltic countries, and with the other countries of central and eastern Europe  as well as 
the other countries bordering the Baltic Sea with a view to an integrated  development  of the 
region. 

ARTICLE 73 

Industrial  cooperation 

1.  Cooperation  shall seek to promote the following in particular: 

- industrial  cooperation  between  the  economic  operators  of  the  two  Parties,  with  the 

particular aim of strengthening the private sector in Latvia; 

- Community participation in Latvia's efforts  in both public and private sectors to  modernize 
and restructure its industry, which will effect  the transition  [ ] to  a market  economy  under 
conditions which ensure that the environment is protected; 

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- the restructuring  of individual sectors; 

- the  establishment  of new  undertakings  in areas  offering  potential  for  growth,  particularly 

in branches of light industry, consumer goods and market services. 

2.  Industrial cooperation initiatives shall take into account priorities determined by Latvia. The 
initiatives  should  seek  in  particular  to  establish  a  suitable  framework  for  undertakings,  to 
improve  management  know-how  and  to  promote  transparency  as  regards  markets  and 
conditions for undertakings. Technical assistance will be included where appropriate. 

Investment promotion and protection 

ARTICLE 74 

1.  Cooperation  shall aim at maintaining  and,  if necessary,  improving  a legal  framework  and  a 
favourable  climate  for  private  investment  and  its  protection,  both  domestic  and  foreign, 
which is essential to economic and industrial reconstruction  and development in Latvia. The 
cooperation shall also aim to encourage and promote foreign  investment  and privatization in 
Latvia. 

2.  The particular aims of cooperation shall be: 

- for Latvia to establish a legal framework which favours  and protects investment; 
- the  conclusion,  where  appropriate,  with  Member  States  of  bilateral  agreements  for  the 

promotion and protection of investment; 

- to proceed with deregulation and to improve economic  infrastructure; 
- to  exchange  information  on  investment  opportunities  in  the  context  of  trade  fairs, 

exhibitions, trade weeks and other events.. 

Assistance  from  the  Community  could  be  granted  in  the  initial  stage  to  agencies  which 
promote inward  investment. 

3.  Latvia shall honour the rules on Trade-Related  Aspects of Investment Measures (TRIMs). 

Small and medium-sized  enterprises 

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1.  The Parties shall aim to develop and strengthen small and medium-sized  enterprises (SMEs) 

and cooperation between SMEs in the Community and Latvia. 

2.  They shall encourage the exchange of information and know-how in the following  areas: 

- improving, where appropriate, the legal, administrative, technical, tax and financial conditions 

necessary for the setting-up and expansion of SMEs and for cross-border  cooperation; 

- the  provision  of  the  specialized  services  f equired  by SMEs  (management  training, 
accounting,  marketing,  quality  control, etc.)  and  the  strengthening  of  agencies  providing 
such services; 

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- the  establishment  of  appropriate  links with  Community  operators  via  European  business 
cooperation  networks,  in  order  to  improve  the  flow  of  information  to  SMEs  and  to 
promote cross-border cooperation. 

3.  The  cooperation  shall  include  the  supply  of  technical  assistance,  in  particular  for  the 
establishment  of  appropriate  institutional  back-up  for  SMEs  at both  national  and  regional 
level, regarding financial, training, advisory, technological and marketing services. 

Agricultural and industrial standards and conformity assessment 

ARTICLE 76 

1.  The  cooperation  between  the  Parties  shall  aim  in  particular  to  reduce  differences  in 
standards,  technical  regulations  and  conformity  assessment  procedures,  with  Community 
technical assistance where necessary. 

2.  To this end, the cooperation shall seek: 

- to  promote  the  use  of  Community  technical  regulations  and  European  standards  and 
conformity  assessment  procedures,  recognizing  that,  to  reach  Latvia's  objectives  of 
environmental  quality,  the  country  is  free  to  develop  and  implement  special  (higher) 
standards if necessary; 

- where appropriate, to conclude agreements on mutual recognition in these  fields; 

-to  encourage  Latvia's  active  and  regular  participation  in  the  work  of  specialized 

organisations (CEN, CENELEC, ETSI, EOTC, EUROMET). 

3:  Where  appropriate,  the  Community  shall  provide  Latvia  with  technical  assistance,  in 
particular  in  training  programmes  for  Latvian  experts  in  the  fields  of  standardization, 
metrology, certification and quality systems in European countries. 

Cooperation in science and technology 

ARTICLE 77 

1.  The Parties shall promote cooperation in research and technological  development activities. 

They shall devote special attention to the following: 

- the exchange of information on each other's science and technology policies; 

- the organisation of joint scientific meetings (seminars and workshops); 

-joint  R&D  activities  aimed  at  encouraging  scientific  progress  and  the-transfer  of 

technology and know-how; 

- training activities and mobility programmes for researchers and specialists from both sides; 

- the  development  of  an  environment  conducive  to  research  and  the  application  of  new  j|^£ 

technologies and adequate protection of the intellectual property of results of research; 

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- Latvia's participation in Community research programmes in accordance with paragraph 3. 

Technical assistance shall be provided where appropriate. 

2.  The  Association  Council  shall  determine  the  appropriate  procedures  for  developing 

cooperation. 

3.  Cooperation  under  the  Community's  framework  programme  in  the  field  of  research  and 
technological  development  shall be  implemented  according  to  specific  anangements  to  be 
negotiated  and concluded in accordance with the legal procedures of each Party. 

Education and  training 

ARTICLE 78 

1.  Cooperation  shall aim at  a harmonious  development  of human  resources and  at  raising  the 
level  of general  education  and  professional  qualifications  in Latvia,  both  in the  public  and 
private  sectors,  taking  into  consideration  the  priorities  of  Latvia.  Institutional  frameworks 
and  plans  of  cooperation  will  be  established  under  the  auspices  of  the  European  Training 
Foundation, the TEMPUS  programme and the Eurofactulty.  Participation  of Latvia in other 
Community programmes» shall also be considered in this context. 

2.  The cooperation shall focus in particular on the following  areas: 

- reform  of the education and training system in Latvia; 
- initial  training,  in-service  training  and  retraining,  including  the  training  of  public  and 
private  sector  executives  and  senior  civil  servants,  particularly  in  priority  areas  to  be 
determined; 

- in-service training for teachers; 
- cooperation between universities,  cooperation between universities and firms, mobility  for 

teachers, students, administrators and young people; 

- promoting teaching in the field  of European Studies within the appropriate institutions; 
- mutual recognition of periods of studies and diplomas; 
- promoting  language  training  in  Latvia,  in  particular  for  resident  persons  belonging  to 

minorities; 

- teaching  of  Community  languages,  training  of translators  and  interpreters  and  promotion 

of the use of Community standards and terminology; 

- development of distance education and new training technologies; 
- provision of training materials and equipment. 

Agriculture and the agro-industrial  sector 

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1.  Cooperation in this field shall aim at modernizing^ restructuring  and privatizing  agriculture, 
forestry.  Such 
fresh  water  (inland)  fisheries  and  the  agro-industrial  sector  as  well  as 
cooperation will promote the protection  and sustainable use of natural landscapes  and  non-
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- develop private farms and distribution channels, methods of storage, marketing, etc.; 

- modernize the rural infrastructure  (transport, water supply, telecommunications); 

- improve land-use planning, including construction and town planning; 

- develop  criteria for  areas  for  extensive and  intensive  agriculture,  forestry  and  fresh  water 
(inland)  fisheries  in  accordance  with  national  and  regional  development  plans  and 
programmes; 

- establish and promote effective  cooperation on agricultural information  systems; 

- improve  productivity  and  quality  by  using  appropriate  methods  and  products;  provide 

training and monitoring in the use of anti-pollution methods connected with inputs; 

- promote development  of organic agriculture, processing, marketing of production; 

- promote implementation of Community food  standards; 

- restructure,  develop,  modernize  and  decentralize  food-processing  firms  and 

their 

marketing techniques; 

- promote complementarity  in agriculture; 

- promote industrial  cooperation  in agriculture  and the  exchange  of know-how,  particularly 

between the private sectors in the Community and Latvia; 

- develop  cooperation  on  animal  and  plant  health  with  the  aim of  bringing  about  gradual 
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harmonization  with  Community  standards  through  assistance  for  training  and 
organisation of checks; 

- promote exchange of information  in respect of agricultural policy and legislation; 

- promote joint ventures, particularly for cooperation on the markets of third countries. 

2.  To these ends, technical assistance shall be provided by the Community as appropriate. 

Fisheries 

ARTICLE 80 

1.  The Parties  shall  develop  their  cooperation  on fisheries in  accordance  with  the  Agreement 
on  Fisheries  Relations  between  the  European  Economic  Community  and  the  Republic  of 
Latvia. 

2.  The cooperation shall in particular take into account: 

f  - the establishment of sustainable fishing in the world's oceans and the Baltic Sea; 

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- traditional cooperation on  fisheries; 

- the  necessity  of  developing  fishing  control  systems,  catch  statistics  and  information 

systems; 

- the development  of scientific  potential for the study of fishery resources  in the Baltic Sea 
and mutual action for  the conservation and renewal of fish stocks (especially  salmon and 
cod) and the introduction of modern technologies in this  field; 

- the  gradual  modernization  of  Latvia's fishing fleet and fish-processing industry,  through 

the establishment of joint ventures; 

- the  development  of  private  enterprises  in  this  field  and  the  necessity  of  obtaining  EC 

experience in marketing techniques; 

- the development of industrial cooperation in [•] fisheries and exchange of know-how; 

- the introduction  in Latvia of EC production quality and health standards for fish farming 

(including feed); 

- the exchange of information on fisheries policy and legislation and on thé establishment  of 

a market for fishery products; 

- cooperation in international fishery organisations. 

ARTICLE 81 

Energy 

1.  Within the  principles  of  the  market  economy  and  of  the  Treaty  on  the European Energy 
Charter,  the  Parties  shall  cooperate  to  develop  the  progressive  integration  of  the  energy 
markets in Europe. 

2.  The cooperation shall focus on the following in particular: 

- formulation and planning of energy policy, including its long term aspects; 
- management and training in the energy sector; 
- promotion of energy saving and energy efficiency; 
- development  of energy resources; 
- improvement of distribution as well as improvement and diversification of supply; 
- environmental impact of energy production and consumption; 
- the nuclear energy sector, in particular nuclear safety; 
- opening up the energy market to  a greater degree, including facilitating transit of gas and 

electricity; 

- the  electricity  and  gas  sectors,  including  consideration  of  the  possibility  of  the  inter 

connection of European supply networks; 

- modernization of energy infrastructures; 
- formulation of framework conditions for cooperation between undertakings in this sector; 
-transfer of technology and know-how; 

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ARTICLE 82 

Nuclear  Safety 

1.  The aim of cooperation is to provide for a safer use of nuclear energy. 

2.  Cooperation in the nuclear field shall mainly cover the following  topics: 

- upgrading of staff training; 
- upgrading  of  Latvia's  laws  and  regulations  on  nuclear  safety  and  strengthening  of  the 

supervisory authorities and their resources; 

- nuclear safety,  preparation for nuclear emergencies and accident  management; 
- radiation protection, including environmental radiation monitoring; 
- fuel  cycle problems, safeguarding and physical protection of nuclear materials; 
- radioactive waste management; 
- decommissioning and dismantling of nuclear installations; 
-  decontamination; 
- establishment  of  uniform  safety  standards  to  protect  the  health  of  workers,  the  general 

public and the environment  and ensuring that they are applied. 

3.  Cooperation will include the exchange of information  and  experience  and R&D  activities in 

accordance with the provisions on science and technology. 

4.  The  Parties  agree  on the  necessity  of  making  efforts  to  cooperate,  within  the  framework  of 
their respective  powers and  competences, in order  to  combat  nuclear  smuggling.  Cooperation 
in  this  area  should  include  exchange  of  information,  technical  support  for  analysing  and 
identifying  the  material,  and  administrative  and  technical  assistance  for  the  installation  of 
efficient  customs controls. Further cooperation in this field could be identified  as need arises. 

Environment 

ARTICLE 83 

1.  The  Parties  shall  develop  and  strengthen  their  cooperation  on  environment  and  human 

health. 

2.  Cooperation  shall concern in particular: 

- effective  monitoring ofpollution  levels; 
- combating local, regional and cross-border air and water pollution; 
-efficient,  sustainable  and  clean  energy  production  and  consumption;  safety  of  industrial 

plants (including nuclear power stations); 
- classification  and safe handling of chemicals; 
- water quality, particularly in cross-border waterways  (protection  of the Baltic Sea  against 

pollution from ships, artificial  islands, platforms and other sources); 

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-  sustainable use of non-renewable natural resources; 
- the  environmental  impact  of  agriculture,  soil  erosion  and  pollution  by  agricultural 

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chemicals, water  eutrophication; 

- protection of forests  and flora and  fauna; 
- conservation of biodiversity; 
- protected  areas; 
- land-use planning, including construction and town planning; 
- improvement  of public transport,  especially in cities; 
- use of economic and fiscal instruments; 
- management of the coastline and prevention of marine pollution; 
- global climate change; 
- rehabilitation of contaminated areas; 
- protecting human health against environmental hazards. 

3.  Cooperation  shall take place notably through: 

- exchange  of  information  and  experts,  especially  in  the  field  of  the  transfer  of  clean 

technologies and the safe use of envirorimentally-friendly biotechnologies; 

- institution-building  and training programmes; 
- transfer  of technology and know-how; 
- approximation of laws (Community standards); 
- cooperation  at regional level (including cooperation between the three Baltic States and in 

the framework of the European Environment Agency) and at international level; 
- development  of strategies, particularly with regard to global and climatic issues; 
- education and information  on environmental issues; 
- environmental impact studies. 

Transport 

ARTICLE 84 

1.  The Parties  shall develop  and  step up their  cooperation  in the field of transport  in order  to 

enable Latvia to: 

- restructure and modernize transport; 
- improve the  movement  of  passengers  and  goods  and  the  access  to  transport  markets  by 

removing administrative, technical and other obstacles; 

- facilitate  Community transit  through Latvia  by road,  rail,  inland  waterway  and  combined 

transport; 

- achieve operating standards comparable to those in the Community. 

2.  The cooperation shall cover the following in particular: 

- economic,  legal  and  technical  training  programmes  and  the  preparation  of  the  legislative 
and  institutional  framework  for  policy  development  and  .implementation,  including 
privatization of the transport  sector; 

- the  provision  of  technical  assistance  and  advice,  and  the  exchange  of  information 

(conferences  and seminars); 

- support for the development of infrastructure  in Latvia. 

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3.  Priority areas of cooperation will be: 

- the  construction  and  modernization,  on  recognized  trans-European  corridors  and  major 
routes of common interest, of road, rail, inland waterway, port and airport  infrastructures; 

- the improvement  of conditions, the reduction of waiting times and the  easing of transit  at the 
border crossings on the Latvian stretch of the multimodal Crete corridor n°  1, on the basis of 
norms set by international agreements of the European Union to  secure inter-operability; 

-the  management  of  railways,  ports  and  airports,  including  cooperation  between  the 

appropriate national authorities; 

- land-use planning, including construction and urban planning; 

- the  upgrading  of  technical  equipment  to  meet  Community  standards;  particularly  in  the 

fields of road-rail transport,  containerization and trans-shipment; 

- contributing  to  the  development  of  transport  policies  compatible  with  those  in  the 

Community; 

- the  promotion  of  short-sea  shipping  as  an  alternative  to  overland  transport  and  as  a 

transport  mode particularly suited to the Baltic Sea region; 

- the promotion of joint research and development programmes; 

- concrete projects in a tri- or multilateral (CBSS - Council of the Baltic Sea States)  context 

of regional cooperation, such as Via Baltica. 

Telecommunications, postal services and broadcasting 

ARTICLE 85 

1.  The Parties  shall endeavour to  expand  and strengthen cooperation  in these areas.  This  shall 

involve: 

- exchange  of information  on telecommunications  policies, postal  services  and  broadcasting 

policies; 

- establishment  of  a  stable  and  consistent  regulatory  framework  for  telecommunications, 

postal services and broadcasting; 

- exchange  of technical  and  other  information  and the organisation  of  seminars,  workshops 

and conferences  for experts of both sides; 

- training and  advisory operations; 
- transfer  of technology; 
- joint execution of projects by competent bodies from both sides; 
- promotion  of European standards and certification  systems; 
- promotion  of  new  communications  facilities, «services  and  installations,  particularly  those 

with commercial applications. 

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2.  These activities shall focus  on the following  priority areas: 

- development  and  application  of  a  sectoral  market  policy  in  telecommunications,  postal 

services and broadcasting in Latvia, of legal acts and procedures; 

- modernization  of Latvia's  telecommunications  network  and  its  integration  into  European 

and world  networks; 

- cooperation within European  standardization  structures; 
- integration of trans-European systems; 
- legal aspects of telecommunications; 
- management  of  telecommunications 

in  the  new  European  business  environment: 
organisational  structures,  strategy  and  planning,  purchasing  principles,  tariffs  structure  in 
voice telephony; 

- land-use planning, construction and town planning; 
- upgrading of the data network and development of data-based information  services; 

- modernisation of Latvia's postal services and broadcasting. 

ARTICLE 86 

Information  Infrastructure 
The Parties shall endeavour  to  expand  and strengthen cooperation, with a view to  setting up a 
Global Information Infrastructure.  This shall involve: 

- exchange  of  information  on  policies  and  programmes  aimed  at  setting  up  the  information 

infrastructure  and the conesponding services; 

- close  cooperation  between  institutions  managing  cunent  information  networks  (academic 

and/or government agencies); 

- exchange  of  information  on  technologies,  market  needs  and  other  information,  organisation 

of seminars, workshops and conferences for experts and industrialists from both sides; 

- training and advisory operations; 

-joint  execution of projects; 

- promotion and agreement  of standards, certification  and testing; 

- promotion of an appropriate regulatory framework; 

- action to promote the growth of information services and  infrastructure. 

Banking, insurance and other financial services 

ARTICLE 87 

1.  The  Parties  shall  cooperate  with  the  aim  of  establishing  and  developing  a  suitable 
framework  for  the  encouragement  of a banking,  insurance  and financial services  sector  in 

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- the improvement of efficient  accounting and audit systems in Latvia based on international 

rules and European Community standards; 

- the strengthening and restructuring of the banking and financial systems; 
- the improvement and harmonization of supervision and regulation  system of banking and 

financial  services; 

- the preparation of glossaries of terminology; 
- the exchange of information in particular in respect of laws in force or being drafted; 
- the preparation and translation of Community and Latvian legislation. 

3.  To this end, the cooperation shall include the provision of technical assistance and training. 

Audit and Financial Control Cooperation 

ARTICLE 88 

1.  The Parties  shall  cooperate with the aim to  developing  efficient financial control  and audit 
systems  in  the  Latvian  administration  following  standard  Community  methods  and 
proceedings. 

2.  Cooperation shall focus on: 

- the exchange of relevant information on audit systems; 
- the uniformisation of audit documentation; 
- training and advisory operations. 

3.  To this end, technical assistance shall be provided by the Community as appropriate. 

Monetary policy 

ARTICLE 89 

At  the  request  of  the Latvian  authorities,  the  Community  shall  provide  technical  assistance 
designed to  support Latvia's efforts  towards the gradual alignment  of its policies  on those  of 
the European Monetary System. At the request of Latvia, it will organise informal exchange of 
information concerning the principles and the functioning of the European Monetary System. 

Money laundering 

ARTICLE 90 

1.  The Parties agree on the necessity  of making strenuous efforts  and cooperating  in order to 
prevent  the  use  of  their financial systems  for  the  laundering  of  proceeds  from  criminal 
activities in general and drug offenses in particular. 

2.  Cooperation  in  this  area  shall  include  administrative  and  technical  assistance  with  the 
purpose of establishing suitable standards to combat money laundering, equivalent to those 
adopted  by  the  Community  and  other  international  bodies  in  this  field,  in  particular  the 
Financial Action Task Force (FATF). 

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Regional  development 

ARTICLE 91 

1.  The Parties  shall  strengthen  cooperation  between them  on  regional  development  and  land-

use planning. 

2.  To this end, any of the following  measures may be taken: 

- exchange of information  by national, regional or local authorities  on regional  and  land-use 
planning  policy,  and,  where  appropriate,  the  provision  of  assistance  to  Latvia  for  the 
formulation  of such policy; 

- joint action by regional and local authorities in the field of economic development; 

- study  of  a  joint  approach  towards  the  development  of  inter-regional  cooperation  with 

Baltic Sea regions in the Community; 

- exchange of visits to explore cooperation and assistance opportunities; 

- exchange of civil servants or experts; 

- provision  of  technical  assistance  with  special  emphasis  on 

the  development  of 

disadvantaged  regions; 

- establishment  of programmes  for the exchange of information  and  experience, by methods 

including seminars. 

Social Cooperation 

ARTICLE 92 

1.  With  regard  to  health  and  safety  at  work  and  public  health,  the  Parties  shall  develop 
cooperation  between  them  with  the  aim of  improving  the  level  of  protection  of  the  health 
and  safety  of  workers,  taking  as  a  reference  the  level  of  protection  existing  in  the 
Community. Cooperation shall comprise the following in particular: 

- the provision of technical assistance; 
- the exchange of experts; 
- cooperation between companies; 
- information  and training operations; 
- cooperation on public health. 

2.  With regard to employment,  cooperation between the Parties shall focus in particular on: 

- organisation  of the labour market; 
- modernization of job-finding  and careers advice services; 
- planning and implementation of regional restructuring programmes; 

encouragement  of local employment  development. 

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studies, provision of the services of experts and information and training. 

3.  With  regard  to  social  security,  cooperation  between  the  Parties  shall  seek  to  adapt  the 
Latvian  social  security  system  to  the  new  economic  and  social  situation,  primarily  by 
providing the services of experts and information and training. 

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Tourism 

ARTICLE 93 

The Parties shall increase and develop cooperation between them in the field of tourism, which 
will be aimed in particular at: 

- facilitating the tourist trade; 
- strengthening the flow of information through international networks, databases, etc.; 
- transferring know-how through training, exchanges, seminars; 
- enhancing regional cooperation projects; 
- studying the opportunities for joint operations (cross-border projects, town twinning, etc.); 
- introducing  computerized  booking  and  information  systems  (preferably  common  to  all 

three Baltic States) and consumer protection standards for tourists. 

Information and communication 

ARTICLE 94 

1.  With  regard  to  information  and  communication,  the  Community  and  Latvia  shall  take 
appropriate  steps  to  stimulate  effective  mutual  exchange  of  information.  Priority  shall  be 
given to programmes aimed at providing the general public with basic information about the 
European Union and specific circles in Latvia with more specialized  information, including, 
where possible, access to Commumty data bases. 

2.  The Parties  shall coordinate and, where appropriate, harmonize their policies regarding the 
regulation  of  cross-border  broadcasts,  technical  standards  and the  promotion of European 
audiovisual technology. 

3.  Cooperation  may  include  providing  for  exchange  programmes,  scholarships,  training 

facilities for journalists and experts in the sectors of the media as appropriate. 

Consumer protection 

ARTICLE 95 

1.  The Parties shall cooperate with the aim of achieving full compatibility between the systems 
of  consumer  protection  in  Latvia  and  the  Community.  Effective  consumer  protection  is 
needed to ensure that the market economy functions properly. 

2.  To this end, and in view of their common interests, the Parties shall encourage and ensure: 

- a  policy  of  active  consumer  protection,  in  accordance  with  Community  law  and  any 
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- the  approximation  of legislation  and  the  alignment  of  consumer  protection  in Latvia  with 

that of the Community; 

- effective  legal protection for consumers in order to improve the quality of consumer  goods 

and maintain appropriate safety  standards. 

3.  Cooperation may include: 

- the exchange of information  on dangerous products; 

- the training of consumer protection specialists for the government and NGOs; 

- help  with  the  development  of  independent  organisations  intended  to  increase  consumer 

awareness, particularly by providing  information; 

- the  establishment  of  information  and  advisory  centers  for  the  settlement  of  disputes  and 
the  provision  of  legal  and  other  advice  to  consumers;  provision  will  be  made  for 
cooperation between Latvia's centers and those in the Community; 

- access to Community data banks; 

- the development of exchanges between consumer representatives. 

4.  Technical assistance shall be provided by the Community as appropriate. 

Customs 

ARTICLE 96 

1.  The  aim  of  cooperation  in the  customs field shall be to  guarantee  compliance  with  all  the 
provisions  scheduled  for  adoption in the  area of trade  and to  achieve  the  approximation  of 
Latvia's  customs  system  to  that  of  the  Commumty,  thereby  helping  to  pave  the  way  for 
liberalisation measures planned under this Agreement. 

2.  Cooperation shall include the following in particular: 

- the exchange of information  including on the methods of investigation; 
- the development of cross-border  infrastructure; 
- the  introduction  of  the  single  administrative  document  and  the  interconnection  between 

the transit systems of the Community and Latvia; 

- the simplification  of inspections and formalities in respect of the carriage of goods; 
- the organisation of seminars and placements; 
- support in the introduction of modern customs information  systems. 

Technical assistance shall be provided where appropriate. 

3.  Without  prejudice  to  further  cooperation  foreseen  in  this  Agreement,  and  in  particular 
Article  100  and  Title  VII,  the  mutual  assistance  between  administrative  authorities  in 
customs matter of the Parties shall take place in accordance with the provisions of Protocol 
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Statistical cooperation 

ARTICLE 97 

1.  Cooperation  in  this  area  shall  have  as  its  aim  the  development  of  an  efficient  statistical 
system to provide, in a rapid and timely fashion, the reliable statistics needed to support and 
monitor  the  process  of  economic  reform  and  contribute  to  the  development  of  private 
enterprise in Latvia. 

2.  The Parties shall cooperate in particular to: 
- strengthen Latvia's statistical apparatus; 
- bring  about  harmonization  with  international  (and  particularly  Community)  methods, 

standards and classifications; 

- provide the data needed to support and monitor economic reform; 
- provide  private  sector  economic  operators  with  the  appropriate  macroeconomic  and 

microeconomic data; 

- guarantee the confidentiality  of data; 
- exchange statistical information. 

3.  Technical assistance shall be provided by the Community as appropriate. 

Economics 

ARTICLE 98 

1.  The Community and Latvia shall facilitate the process of economic reforms and integration 
by cooperating to improve understanding of the fundamentals of their respective economies 
and the formulation and implementation of economic policy in market economies. 

2.  To these ends, the Community and Latvia shall: 

- exchange information on macroeconomic performance and prospects and on strategies for 

development; 

- analyse  jointly  economic  issues  of  mutual  interest,  including  the framing of  economic 

policy and the instruments for implementing it; 

- through  the  programme  of  Action  for  Cooperation  in  Economics  (ACE)  in  particular, 
encourage  extensive  cooperation  between  economists  and  managers  in  the  Community 
and Latvia  in  order to  expedite  the  transfer  of  know-how  for  the  drafting  of  economic 
policies, and provide for wide dissemination of the results of policy-relevant research. 

Public Administration 

ARTICLE 99 

The  Parties  'shall  promote  cooperation  between  their  public  administration  authorities, 
including the  setting up  of exchange  programmes,  in order to  improve mutual  knowledge  of 
the structure and functioning of their respective systems. 

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ARTICLE 100 

1.  Within the scope of their respective powers and competences, the Parties shall cooperate in 
increasing  the  effectiveness  and  efficiency  of  policies  and  measures  to  counter  the  illicit 
production, supply and traffic  of narcotic drugs and psycho tropic substances, including the 
prevention  of  diversion  of  precursor  chemicals,  as  well  as  in  promoting  drug  demand 
prevention and reduction. 

2.  The Parties  shall agree on the necessary methods of cooperation to  attain these  objectives, 

including the modalities of the implementation of common actions. 

3.  The  cooperation  in this  area shall  be based  on mutual  consultation  and close  cooperation 
between the Parties over the objectives  and measures in the fields targeted  in paragraph 1 
and shall, inter alia,  include where available technical assistance from the Community. 

Cooperation  aimed  at  preventing  the  illicit  traffic  of  narcotic  drugs  and  psycho  tropic 
substances will comprise technical and administrative assistance including: 

- drafting and implementation of national legislation; 
- creation  or  strengthening  of  institutions  and  information  centers  and  of  social  health 

centers; 

- increasing the efficiency  of the institutions engaged in combating illicit drug trafficking; 
- training of personnel and research; 
- prevention of diversion of precursors and other essential chemicals used for the purpose of 
illicit manufacture  of narcotic  drugs or psycho  tropic  substances,  by establishing  suitable 
standards equivalent to those adopted by the Community and relevant international bodies, 
in particular the Chemical Action Task Force (CATF). 

The Parties may agree to include other areas. 

TITLE VH : COOPERATION IN THE PREVENTION OF ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES 

ARTICLE 101 

1.  The Parties shall cooperate, within the scope of their powers and competences, with the aim 

of preventing the following illegal activities in particular: 

- illegal immigration and the illegal presence of their nationals on the other's territory, while 

taking account of the principles and the practice of re admission; 

- corruption; 
- illegal transactions involving industrial waste and counterfeit products; 
- illegal trafficking  in drugs and psycho tropic substances 
- illegal trade of radioactive and nuclear materials; 
- illegal transfer of motor vehicles; 
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2.  Cooperation  in the matters refened  to in paragraph  1 shall be based  on mutual  consultations 
and  close  coordination  between  the Parties and  should  include technical  and  administrative 
assistance  for: 

- the drafting  of national legislation; 
- the establishment of information  centers; 
-  enhancing the efficiency  of the institutions charged to prevent illegal activities; 
-  staff training and the development of investigative facilities; 
- the formulation  of mutually acceptable measures to prevent illegal activities. 

The Parties may agree to include other areas. 

TITLE Vm  : CULTURAL  COOPERATION 

ARTICLE  102 

1.  The  Parties  undertake  to  promote,  encourage  and  facilitate  cultural  cooperation.  Where 
appropriate,  the  Community's  cultural  cooperation  activities  or  those  of  one  or  more 
Member  States  may  be  extended  to  Latvia  and  further  activities  of  interest  to  both  sides 
developed. 

This cooperation may cover in particular: 

- literary translations; 
- exchange of non-commercial works of art and artists; 
- conservation and restoration of monuments and sites (architectural  and cultural heritage); 
- training; 
- cultural events (e.g. song festivals); 
- publicizing significant cultural events; 
- cooperation between libraries. 

2.  The  Parties  may  cooperate  in  the  promotion  of  the  audiovisual  industry  in  Europe. 

In 
particular, the audiovisual sector in Latvia could apply to take part in activities set up by the 
Community  in  the  framework  of  the  MEDIA  programme,  in  accordance  with  the 
procedures  laid  down  by  the  bodies  responsible  for  the  various  activities  and  the  Council 
Decision of 21 December  1990 setting up that programme. 

The  Parties'  shall  coordinate  and,  where  appropriate,  harmonize  their  policies  on  the 
regulation  of  cross-border  broadcasting,  paying  particular  attention  to  matters  relating  to 
the acquisition of intellectual property rights for programmes broadcast  by satellite or cable, 
technical  standards  in  the  audiovisual  field  and  the  promotion  of  European  audiovisual 
technology. 

Cooperation  could  include  inter  alia  the  exchange  of programmes,  bursaries  and  facilities 
for the training of journalists and other media professionals. 

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TITLE IX  : FINANCIAL  COOPERATION 

ARTICLE 103 

In order to achieve the objectives of this Agreement and in accordance with Articles  104,  105, 
106  and  107,  without  prejudice  to  Article  107,  Latvia  shall benefit from temporary  financial 
assistance  from  the  Community  in  the  form  of  grants  and  loans,  including  loans  from  the 
European Investment Bank (EIB)  according  to  the provisions  of Article  18 of the  Statute  of 
the Bank to accelerate the economic transformation of Latvia. 

This financial assistance shall be covered: 

ARTICLE 104 

- Either within the framework  of an indicative multiannual programme through Phare  foreseen 
in Council Regulation EEC N°  3906/89,  as amended, or within a new multiannual  financial 
framework  established by the Community following consultations with Latvia and taking into 
account the considerations set out in Articles 105 and 106;. 

- By loan(s) provided by the European Investment Bank within a ceiling and during a period of 
availability to be established; following consultations with Latvia in application of the relevant 
provisions of the Treaty on European Union. 

ARTICLE 105 

The objectives  and the areas of the Community's financial assistance  shall be laid  down  in an 
indicative  programme  to  be  agreed  between  the  two  Parties.  The  Parties  shall  inform  the 
Association Council. 

ARTICLE 106 

1.  The  Community  shall,  in  case  of  special  need,  taking  into  account  the  availability  of  all 
financial  resources,  on  request  of  Latvia  and  in  coordination  with  international  financial 
institutions,  in  the  context  of  the  G24,  examine  the  possibility  of  granting  temporary 
financial  assistance 

- to support measures with the aim of maintaining the convertibility of the Latvian cunency; 
- to  support medium-term  stabilization  and structural  adjustment  efforts,  including  balance 

of payments assistance; 

2.  This financial  assistance is subject to Latvia's presentation of IMF supported programmes in 
the  context  of  the  G24,  as  appropriate,  for  convertibility  and/or  for  restructuring  its 
economy, to the Community's  acceptance thereof  to Latvia's continued adherence to  these 
programmes  and,  as  an ultimate  objective,  to  rapid  transition  to  reliance  on finance from 
private sources. 

The Association Council will be informed of the conditions under which this assistance will 
be  provided  and  of  the  respect  of  the  obligations  undertaken  by  Latvia  concerning  such 
assistance. 

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ARTICLE 107 

The Community financial assistance shall be evaluated in the light of the needs which arise and 
of  Latvia's  development  level,  taking  into  account  established  priorities  and  the  absorption 
capacity  of Latvia's  economy,  the  ability to  repay  loans  and  the  progress  towards  a  market 
economy system and restructuring in Latvia. 

ARTICLE 108 

In  order  to  permit  optimum  use  of  the  resources  available,  the  Parties  shall  ensure  that 
Community contributions are made in close coordination with those from other sources such as 
the Member  States,  other countries, including the G24, and international financial institutions, 
such  as  the  International  Monetary  Fund,  the  International  Bank  for  Reconstruction  and 
Development and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. 

ARTICLE 109 

Latvia  shall  participate  in framework programmes,  specific  programmes,  projects  or  other 
actions  of  the  Community  in the fields laid down in Annex  XVIII.  Without  prejudice  to  the 
existing  participation  of Latvia  in  the  activities  refened  to  in Annex  XVIII,  the  Association 
Council shall decide the terms and conditions for the participation of Latvia in these activities. 
The financial contribution of Latvia to the activities refened to in Annex XVHI shall be based 
on  the  principle  that  Latvia  shall  meet  the  costs  resulting  from  its  participation  itself.  If 
necessary,  the  Community  may  decide,  on  a  case-by-case  basis,  and  pursuant  to  the  rules 
applicable to the general budget of the European Communities, to pay a supplement to Latvia's 
contribution. 

TITLE X  : INSTITUTIONAL, GENERAL AND FINAL PROVISIONS 

ARTICLE 110 

An Association Council is hereby established which shall supervise the implementation of this 
Agreement.  It  shall meet at ministerial level  once  a year and when  circumstances  require.  It 
shall examine  any major issues arising within the framework of the Agreement  and  any other 
bilateral or international issues of mutual interest. 

ARTICLE 111 

1.  The Association Council shall consist of the members of the Council of the European Union 
and members  of the  Commission  of the European  Communities,  on the  one  hand,  and  of 
members appointed by the Government of Latvia, on the other. 

2.  Members of the Association Council may anange to be represented, in accordance with the 

conditions to be laid down in its rules of procedure. 

3.  The Association Council shall establish its rules.of procedure. 

4.  The  Association  Council  shall  be  presided  in  turn  by  a  member  of  the  Council  of  the 
European  Union  and  a  member  of  the  Government  of  Latvia,  in  accordance  with  the 
provisions to be laid down in its rules of procedure. 

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5.  Where  appropriate,  the EIB  will  take  part,  as  an  observer,  in  the  work  of  the  Association 

Council. 

ARTICLE  112 

The Association  Council  shall, for  the purpose of attaining the objectives  of the Agreement,  have 
the power to take decision; in the cases provided for therein. The decisions taken shall be binding 
on  the  Parties  which  shall  take  the  measures  necessary  to  implement  the  decisions  taken.  The 
Association Council may also make appropriate recommendations. 

It shall draw up its decisions and recommendations by agreement between the two Parties. 

ARTICLE 113 

1.  Each  of  the  two  Parties  may  refer  to  the  Association  Council  any  dispute  relating  to  the 

application or interpretation of this Agreement. 

2.  The Association Council may settle the dispute by means of a decision. 

3.  Each Party  shall be bound to  take the measures involved  in carrying'out  the decision  refened 

to in paragraph 2. 

4.  In the event  of it not being possible to settle the dispute in accordance with paragraph 2 of this 
Article,  either Party  may notify  the  other  of the  appointment  of  an  arbitrator;  the  other  Party 
must then appoint a second arbitrator within two months. For the application of this procedure, 
the Community  and the Member  States shall be deemed to be one Party to the dispute. 

The Association Council shall appoint a third  arbitrator. 

The arbitrators'  decisions shall be taken by majority vote. 

Each  Party  to  the  dispute  must  take  the  steps  required  to  implement  the  decision  of  the 
arbitrators. 

ARTICLE  114 

1.  The  Association  Council  shall  be  assisted  in the  performance  of  its  duties  by  an  Association 
Committee composed of representatives of the members of the Council of thé European Union 
and  of  members  of  the  Commission  of the  European  Communities  on  the  one  hand  and  of 
representatives  of the Government of Latvia on the other, normally at senior civil servant level. 

In its rules  of  procedure the Association  Council shall determine the duties of the  Association 
Committee,  which  shall  include  the  preparation  of  meetings  of  the  Association  Council  and 
how the Committee shall  function. 

2.  The Association  Council may delegate to the Association Committee  any of its powers. In this 
event the Association Committee shall take its decisions in accordance with the conditions laid 
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ARTICLE  115 

The  Association  Council  may  decide  to  set  up  any  other  special  committee  or  body  that  can 
assist it in carrying out its duties. 

In its rules of procedure, the Association Council shall determine the composition  and  duties of 
such committees or bodies and how they shall  function. 

ARTICLE  116 

A  Parliamentary  Committee  is  hereby  established.  It  shall  be  a  forum  for  Members  of  the 
Parliament of Latvia and the European Parliament to meet and exchange views. It  shall meet at 
intervals which it shall itself determine. 

ARTICLE  117 

1.  The Parliamentary  Committee  shall consist  of members  of the European Parliament,  on  the 

one hand, and of members of the Parliament of Latvia, on the other. 

2.  The Parliamentary Committee shall establish its rules of procedure. 

3.  The Parliamentary Committee shall be presided in turn by each the European Parliament  and 
the Parliament  of Latvia,  in  accordance  with the  provisions  to  be  laid  down  in  its  rules  of 
procedure. 

ARTICLE  118 

The Parliamentary  Committee  may  request  relevant  information  regarding  the  implementation 
of this Agreement  from  the  Association  Council, which  shall then  supply  the  Committee  with 
the requested  information. 

The Parliamentary Committee shall be informed  of the decisions of the Association  Council. 

The Parliamentary Committee may make recommendations to the Association Council. 

ARTICLE  119 

Within  the  scope  of  this  Agreement,  each  Party  undertakes  to  ensure  that  natural  and  legal 
persons of the other Party have access free of discrimination in relation to its own nationals  to 
the  competent  courts  and  administrative  organs of the Parties to  defend  their individual  rights 
and  their  property  rights,  including  those  concerning  intellectual,  industrial  and  commercial 
property." 

ARTICLE  120 

Nothing in this Agreement  shall prevent a Contracting Party from taking any measures: 

(a)  which  it  considers  necessary  to  prevent  the  disclosure  of  information  contrary  to  its 

essential security interests; 

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(b)  which  relate  to  the  production  of,  or  trade  in,  arms,  ammunition  or  war  materials  or.to 
research,  development  or  production  indispensable  for  defence  purposes,  provided  that 
such  measures  do  not  impair  the  conditions  of  competition  in  respect  of  products  not 
intended for specifically military purposes; 

(c)  which it considers essential to its own security in the event of serious internal disturbances 
affecting  the maintenance of law and order, in time of war or serious international  tension 
constituting  threat  of  war  or  in  order  to  carry  out  obligations  it  has  accepted  for  the 
purpose of maintaining peace and international security; 

(d) which  it  considers  necessary  to  respect  its  international  obligations  and  commitments  on 

the control of dual use industrial goods and technologies. 

ARTICLE 121 

1.  In  the  fields  covered  by  this  Agreement  and without  prejudice  to  any  special  provisions 

contained therein: 

- the arrangements applied by Latvia in respect of the Community shall not give rise to any 
discrimination between the Member States, their nationals, or their companies or branches, 

- the arrangements applied by the Community in respect of Latvia shall not give rise to any 

discrimination between Latvian nationals or its companies or branches. 

2.  The provisions of paragraph 1 are without prejudice to the right of the Parties to  apply the 
relevant provisions of their fiscal legislation to tax payers who are not in identical situations 
as regards their place of residence. 

ARTICLE 122 

Products  originating in Latvia shall not enjoy more favourable treatment when imported  into 
the Community than that applied by Member States among themselves. 

The  treatment  granted  to  Latvia under  Title IV  and  Chapter  I  of  Title  V  shall  not  be  more 
favourable that accorded by Member States among themselves. 

ARTICLE 123 

1.  The Parties  shall  take  any general  or  specific  measures required  to  fulfill  their  obligations 
under this Agreement.  They shall see to it that the objectives set out in this Agreement are 
attained. 

2.  If  either  Party  considers  that  the  other Party  has failed  to  fulfill  an  obligation  under  this 
Agreement,  it may take  appropriate  measures. Before  so  doing,  except  in cases  of  special 
urgency,  it shall supply the Association Council with all relevant information  required for a 
thorough  examination  of the  situation with, a view to  seeking  a solution  acceptable  to  the 
Parties. 

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In  the  selection  of  measures,  priority  must  be  given  to  those  which  least  disturb  the 
functioning  of  this  Agreement.  These  measures  shall  be  notified  immediately  to  the 
Association Council  and  shall be the subject  of consultations within the Association  Council 
if the other Party so requests. 

ARTICLE 124 

The present Agreement shall not, until equivalent rights for individuals and economic  operators 
have  been  achieved  under  the  present  Agreement,  affect  rights  assured  to  them  through 
agreements  binding  one  or  more Member  States,  on the  one  hand,  and  Latvia,  on  the  other, 
except  for  sectors  of  Community  competence  and  without  prejudice  of  Member  States' 
obligations resulting from this Agreement in sectors of their competence. 

ARTICLE 125 

For  the  purposes  of  this  Agreement,  the  term  "Parties"  shall  mean  the  Community,  or  its 
Member  States,  or the Community  and its Member States, in accordance  with their respective 
powers, of the one part, and Latvia, of the other part. 

Protocols No.  1-5  and Annexes No. I-XVHI shall form an integral part of this Agreement. 

ARTICLE 126 

This Agreement is concluded for an unlimited period. 

ARTICLE 127 

Either Party  may  denounce  this Agreement  by notifying  the  other  Party.  This Agreement  will 
cease to apply six months after the date of such notification. 

ARTICLE 128 

The  Secretary  General  of the  Council  of  the  European  Union  shall  be  the  depository  of  this 
Agreement. 

ARTICLE 129 

This Agreement  shall apply,  on the  one hand, to the territories  in which  the  Treaties  establishing 
the European  Community, the European  Atomic Energy Community  and  the European  Coal and 
Steel  Community  are  applied  and  under  the  conditions  laid  down  in  those  Treaties  and,  on  the 
other hand, to the territory of the Republic of Latvia. 

ARTICLE 130 

This  Agreement  is  drawn  up  in  duplicate  in  the  Danish,  Dutch,  English,  Finnish,  French, 
German,  Greek,  Italian,  Portuguese,  Spanish,  Swedish  and  Latvian  languages,  each  of  these 
texts being equally authentic. 

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This Agreement will be approved by the Parties in accordance with their own  procedures. 

This Agreement  shall enter  into  force  on the first  day of the  second  month  following  the  date 
on  which  the  Parties  notify  each  other  that  the  procedures  refened  to  in  the  first  paragraph 
have been completed. 

Upon  its  entry  into  force,  this  Agreement  shall  replace the  Agreement  between  the  European 
Economic  Community  and  the  Republic  of  Latvia  on  trade  and  economic  and  commercial 
cooperation signed in Brussels on  11 May 1992. 

The  present  Agreement  is  partly  based  on,  further  develops  and  incorporates  the  essential 
provisions  of  the  Agreement  between  the  European  Community,  the  European  Atomic  Energy 
Community  and  the  European  Coal  and  Steel  Community  and  the  Republic  of  Latvia  on  Free 
Trade  and  Trade-Related  Matters  signed  on  18  July  1994.  Upon  its  entry  into  force,  this 
Agreement shall replace the Agreement on Free Trade and Trade-Related Matters. 

The decisions of the Joint Committee established by the Agreement on trade and economic and 
commercial  cooperation  and  which  performs  also  the  duties  assigned  by  the  Agreement  on 
Free Trade and Trade-Related Matters shall continue to apply until repealed by decisions of the 
Association Council. 

The Association  Council shall adopt  at its first meeting  all the modifications  to this Agreement 
-  in  particular  to  the  protocols  and  annexes  -  necessary  to  align  it  with  changes  to  the 
Agreement on Free Trade and Trade-Related Matters decided by the Joint Committee  between 
the signature and the entry into force  of this Agreement. 

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Latvia 

LIST  OF  ANNEXES 

I 

II 

III 

IV 

V 

VI 

VII 

VIII 

IX 

X 

Articles 9 and 18 

Definition  of industrial and agricultural  products 

Article  11(2) 

Latvian import tariff  concessions 

Article  11(3) 

Latvian import tariff  concessions 

Article  14(1) 

Latvian export tariff  concessions 

Article  16(1) 

Community tariff concessions in textiles 

Article 17 

Processed agricultural  products 

Article 20(2) 

Community agricultural  concessions - duty concessions 

Article 20(2) 

Community agricultural concessions - arrangements  for 
animal and meat imports 

Article 20(2) 

Latvian agricultural concessions - tariff  quotas 

Article 20(2) 

Latvian agricultural concessions - tariff  duties 

XI 

. 

Article 20(2) 

Latvian agricultural concessions - tariffs  quotas 

XII 

XIII 

XIV 

XV 

XVI 

Article 23(1) 

Community fisheries  concessions 

Article 23(1) 

Latvian fisheries  concessions 

Article 44(1) 

Community exceptions  establishment 

Article 44(2)(i) 

Latvian transitional exceptions establishment 

Article 47 

Financial services 

XVII 

Article 67 

Intellectual, Industrial and Commercial Property 
Protection 

XVIII 

Article  109 

Participation of Latvia in Community  programmes 

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A N N E X/ 

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CN code 

Description 

ex 3502 

Albumins,  albuminates  and  other  albuminin  derivatives: 

ex 3502 10 

—  Egg  albumin: 

Other: 

3502 10 91 

3502 10 99 

—  —  —  Dried  (for  example,  in  sheets,  scales,  flakes,  powder) 

Other 

ex 3502 90 

—  Other: 

—  —  Albumins,  other  than  egg  albumin: 

—  —  —  Milk  albumin  (iactalbumin): 

3502 90 51 

_  _  _  t_  Dried  (for  example,  in  sheets,  scales,  flakes,  powder) 

3502 90 59 

Other 

4501 

Natural  cork,  raw  or  simply  prepared; waste  cork;  crushed,  granulated  or  ground 
cork 

5201 00 

Conon,  not  carded  or  combed 

5301 

5302 

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

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

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II 

List  of  products  referred  to  in  Ariiclc/M  (2) 

S> 

CN  code 

Oescripii< in 

Duty  "A. 

1.  1.  l*»95 

i.  i.  m* 

1.  1.  1997 

2523  10 

Cement  clinkers 

2523  29 

Portland  cement,  other 

2523  90 

Other  hydraulic  cements 

3406 

Candles,  tapers  and  the  like: 

3924  10 

Tableware  and  kitchenware 

3925  10 

4202 

Builders*  ware  of-plastics,  reservoirs,  tanks,  vats  and  similar  containers, 
of  a  capacity  exceeding  300  litres 

Trunks,  suitcases,  vanity-cases,  executive-cases,  briefcases, 
satchels,  spectacle  cases,  binocular  cases,  camera  cases,  etc. 

school 

15 

4301  10 

Raw  fur  skins  of  mink,  whole,  with  or  without  head,  tail  or  paws 

4301  20 

Of  rabbit  or  hare,  whole,  with  or  without  head,  tail  or  paws 

4301  60 

Raw  fur  skins  of  fox,  whole  with  or  without  head,  tail  or  paws 

4303  10  90 

Articles  of  apparel,  clothing  accessories  and  other  articles  of  fur  skin, 
other 

6402  11 

Sports  footwear,  ski  boots  and  cross-country  ski  footwear 

6402  19 

Sports  footwear,  other 

6402  20 

Footwear  with  upper  straps  or  thongs  assembled  to  the  sole  by  means 
of  plugs 

6402  30 

Other  footwear,  incorporating  a  protective  metal  toe-cap 

6403  20 

6403  51 

6403  91 

Footwear  with  outer  soles  of  leather  and  uppers  which  consist  of 
leather  straps  across  the  instep  and  around  the  toe 

. Other  footwear  with  outer  soles  of  leather,  covering  the  ankle 

Other  footwear,  covering  the  ankle 

6403  99 

Other  footwear,  other 

6405  10 

Other  with  uppers  of  leather  or  composition  leather 

6911 

Tableware,  kitchenware,  other  household  articles  and  toilet  articles,  of 
porcelain  or  china 

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6914  90  10 

Other  ceramic  articles,  of  common  pottery 

7013 

Glassware  of  a  kind  used  for  table,  kitchen,  toilet,  office 
decoration  or  similar  purposes 

indoor 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

3 

3 

.  7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

1,5 

1,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

• 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

• 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5  -

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0  • 

0 

0 

0 

0 

• 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

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List  of  products  referred  to  in  A r t i c l e^  (3) 

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CN"  «rode 

6401  92 

6401  99 

6402  91 

6402  99 

Waterproof  footwear  covering  the  ankle  but  not  covering  the  knee 

Waterproof  footwear,  other  footwear,  other 

Other  footwear  with  outer  soles  and  uppers  of  rubber  or  plastic, 
covering  the  ankle 

Other  footwear  with  outer  soles  and  uppers  of  rubber  or  plastic, 
other 

6404  20 

Footwear  with  outer  soles  of  leather  or  composition  leather 

8421  11 

Cream  separators 

8421  12 

Clothes-dryers 

8.421  19 

Other  centrifuges 

£434  10 

Milking  machines 

8450  19 

Household  or  laundry-type  washing  machines,  each  of  a  dry  linen 
capacity  not  exceeding  10  kg,  other 

850810 

Drills  of  all  kinds 

8508  20 

Saws 

8508  80  90 

Other  tools 

8509 

8517  1.0 

851829 

8520  31  19 

8527  11  90 

9401  30 

9401  40 

9401  50 

9401  71 

9401  79 

9403  10 

9403  30 

9430  40 

9403  50 

9403  60 

Electro-mechanical  domestic  appliances,  with  self-contained  electric 
motor 

Telephone  sets 

Other  loudspeakers 

Other  magnetic 
apparatus,  cassette-type,  other 

tape 

recorders, 

incorporating 

sound 

reproducing 

Radio  broadcast 
reproducing  apparatus,  other 

receivers,  combined  with 

sound 

recording  or 

Swivel  seats  with  variable  height  adjustment 

Seats  other  than  garden  seats  or  camping  equipment,  convertible  into 
beds 

Seats  of  cane,  osier,  bamboo  or  similar  materials 

Upholstered  seats,  with  metal  frames 

Seats,  with  metal  frames,  other 

Metal  furniture  of  a  kind  used  in  offices 

Wooden  furniture  of  a  kind  used  in  offices 

Wooden  furniture  of  a  kind  used  in  the  kitchen 

Wooden  furniture  of  a  kind  used  in  the  bedroom 

Other  wooden  furniture 

Duty  % 

1.  1.  1995 

1.  1.  1996 

1.  1.  1997 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

~Î5 

15 

15 

15 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

•  7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

. 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

7,5 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

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List  of  produas  referred  to  in  Article  8 

96 

CN  code/ 
'•*"•"-' 
v-i 

Latvian  code 

2520 

2521 

4101 

r, 
Description 
' 
Gypsum;  anhydrite;  plasters  (consisting  of  calcined  gypsum  or 
calcium  sulphate)  whether  or  not  coloured,  with  or  without  small 
quantities  of  accelerators  or  retarders 

Duty 
.„,  „ , , , ', 
1«  ot  u  per unit) 
5% 

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Limestone  flux;  limestone  and  other  calcareous  stone,  of  a  kind 
used  for  the  manufacrure  of  lime  or  cement 

Raw  hides  and  skins  of  bovine  or  equine  animals  (fresh,  or 
salted,  dried,  limed,  pickled  or  otherwise  preserved,  but  not 
tanned,  parchment-dressed  or  further  prepared),  whether  or  not 
dehaired  or  split 

5% 

1 5% 

4403  20  00  1 {*)  Wood  in  the  rough,  other,  coniferous,  length  over  2  m,  diameter 

6  Ls 

14  to  24  cm 

4403  20  00  2 (*)  Wood  in  the  rough,  other,  coniferous,  length  exceeding  2  m, 

6  Ls 

diameter  over  26  cm 

4403  91  00  1 (*)  Wood 

in  the  rough,  other,  of  oak,  length  exceeding  1  m, 

•  50  Ls 

diameter  14  cm  and  over 

4403  92  00  1 (*)  Wood  in  the  rough,  other,  of  beech,  length  exceeding  1  m, 

60  Ls 

diameter  14  cm  and  over 

4403  99  90  1 (*)  Wood  in  the  rough,  non-coniferous,  length  exceeding  1,6  m, 
diameter  14  to  24  cm  (plywood,  mafhwood  and  A-qualiry 
sawlogs) 

17  Ls 

' 

4403  99  90 2  (*)  Wood  in  the  rough,  non-coniferous,  length  exceeding  1,6  m, 
diameter  26  cm  and  over  (plywood,  matchwood  and  A-quality 
sawlogs) 

4403  99  90  3 {*)  Wood  in  the  rough,  non-coniferous,  length  exceeding  1,6  m, 
diameter  14  to  24  cm  (except  plywood  matchwood  and  A-quality 
sawlogs) 

4403  99  90  4 (*)  Wood  in  the  tough,  non-coniferous,  length  exceeding  1,6  m, 
diameter  26  cm  and  over  (except  plywood,  matchwood  and 
A-quality  sawlogs) 

20  Ls 

2  Ls 

2  Ls 

4403  99  90  9 (*)  Ash,  elm,  maple  and  other,  length  exceeding  1  m,  diameter 

50  Ls 

14  cm  and  over 

Ferrous  waste  and  scrap-,  remelting-scrap  ingots  of  iron  or  steel 

100% 

7204 

7404 

7503 

Copper  waste  and  scrap 

Nickel  waste  and  scrap 

7602 
(*)  Only  produas  of  this  nine  digit  Latvian  code  as  described  in  this  list. 

Aluminium  waste  and  s&ap 

t 

2 0% 

2 0% 

2 0% 

-i us 

ANNEX  V 

S> 

List  of  textile  products  originating  in  Latvia  and  subject  to  Community  tariff  ceilings 

Category 

CN/Taric  code 

Description (') 

Tariff  ceilings (J) 

Cotton  yarn  not  put  up  for  retail  sale 

2  261 
(tonnes) 

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

2 737 
(tonnes) 

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

630 
(tonnes) 

Shirts,  T-shirts,  lightweight  fine  knit  roll,'  polo  or  turtle 
necked  jumpers  and  pullovers  (other  than  of  wool  or  fine 
animal  hair),  undervests  and 
like,  knitted  or 
crocheted 

the 

1  883 
(1 000  pieces) 

slip-overs,  waistcoats, 

Jerseys,  pullovers, 
twinsets, 
cardigans,  bed-jackets  and  jumpers  (other  than  jackets 
and  blazers),  anoraks,  windcheaters,  waister  jackets  and 
the  like,  knitted  or  crocheted 

1510 
(1 000  pieces) 

5204 11 00 
5204 19 00 
5205 
5206 
5604 90 00*50 

"5208 
5209 
5210 
5211 
5212 
5 8 1 1 00  0 0 * 91 
• 92 
6308  00  0 0 * 11 
*19 

5512 
5513 
5514 
5515 
5803 90 30 
5905 00 70*10 
6308 00 00*20 

6105 
6105 
6105 
6105 
6109 
6109 
6109 
6110 
6110 

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

6101  10  90 
6 1 0 1 20  90 
6 1 0 1 30  90 

6102  10  90 
6102  20  90 
6102  30  90 

6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 

10  10 
10  31 
10  35 
10  38 
10  91 
10  95 
10  98 
20  91 
20  99 
30  91 
30  99 

(')  Notwithstanding  the  rules  for  the  interpretation  of  the  combined  nomenclature,  the  wording  for  the  description  of  the 
products  is  to  br  considered  as  having  no  more  than  an  indicative  value,  the  preferential  scheme  being  determined  by 
the  coverage  of  the  CN  codes  and,  where  appropriate,  of  the  Taric  codes,  preceded  by  an  asterisk. 

{*) For  imports  in  excess  of  these  annual  ceilings,  the  Community  may  reintroduce  customs  duties  at  any  time  of  the  year 

concerned. 

UC 

Category 

CNVTaric  code 

Description  (') 

Tariff  ceilings  (') 

So 

6 

7 

8 

9 

15 

16 

6203  41  10 
6203  41  90 
6203  42  31 
6203  42  33 
6203  42  35 
6203  42  90 
6203  43  19 
6203  43  90 
6203  49  19 
6203  49  50 

6204  61  10 
6204  62  31 
6204  62  33 
6204  62  39 

6204  63  18 
6204  69  18 

6211  32  42 
6211  33  42 
6211  42  42 
6211  43  42 

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 

Men's  or  boys'  woven  breeches,  shorts  other 
than 
swimwear  and  trousers  (including  slacks;  women's  or 
girls'  woven  trousers  and  slacks,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of 
man-made  fibres;  lower  parts  of  tracksuits  with  lining, 
other  than  of  category  16  or  29,  of  cotton  or  of 
man-made  fibres 

1750 
(1  000  pieces) 

Women's  or  girls'  blouses,  shirts  and  shirt-blouses, 
whether  or  not  knitted  or  crocheted,  of  wool,  cotton  or 
man-made  fibres 

972 
(1 000  pieces) 

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

1  917 
(1  000  pieces) 

5802  1 1 00 
5802  19  00 

6302  60  0 0 * 90 

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

131 
(tonnes) 

6202  1 1 00 
6202  12  10*90 
6202  12  9 0 * 90 
6202  13  10*90 
6202  13  9 0 * 90 

Women's  or  girls'  woven  overcoats,  raincoats  and  other 
coats,  cloaks  and  capes;  jackets  and  blazers,  of  wool,  of 
cotton  or  of  man-made  textile  fibres  (other  than  parkas) 
(of  category  21) 

227 
(I  000  pieces) 

6204  31  00 
6204  32  90 
6204  33  90 
6204  39  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  3 2 31 
6211  33  31 

Men's  or  boys' suits  and  ensembles,  other  than  knitted  or 
crocheted,  of  wool,  cotton  or  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 

99 
(1  000  pieces) 

tfr 

Category 

CN/Tanc  code 

Description  (') 

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

Bed  linen,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted 

S7 

Tariff  ceilings (J) 

81 
(1  000  pieces) 

232 
ttonncs) 

17 

20 

39 

10 

12 

13 

14 

18 

6203  3 1 00 
6203  32  90 
6203  33  90 
6203  39  19 

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

6302  51  10 
6302  51  90 
6302  53  90 
6302  59  0 0 * 90 
6302  91  10 
6302  91  90 
6302  93  90 
6302  99  00 * 90 

6111  1 0 10 
6111  20  10 
6111  30  10 
6 1 1 1 90  0 0 * 11 
6116  10  10 
6116  10  90 
6116  9 1 00 
6116  92  00 
6116  93  00 
6116  99  00 

6115  12  00 
6115  1 9 10 
6115  19  90 
6115  20  11 
6115  20  90 
6115  91  00 
6115  92  00 
6115  93  10 
6115  93  30 
6115  93  99 
6115  99  00 

6107  11  00 
6107  12  00 
6107  19  00 
6108  21  00 
6108  22  00 
6108  29  00 

6201  11  00 
6201  12  1 0 * 90 
6201  12  9 0 * 90 
6201  13  1 0 * 90 
6201  13  9 0 * 90 
6201  20  00 

6207  11  00 
6207  19  00 
6207  21 UO 
6207  22  00 
6207  29  00 
6207  9 1 00 
6207  92  00 
6207  99  00 

Table  linen,  toilet  and  kitchen  linen,  other  than  knined  or 
crocheted,  other  than  of  terry  towelling  or  similar  terry 
fabrics  of  conon 

101 
(tonnes) 

Gloves,  minens  and  mitts,  knitted  or  crocheted 

308 
1  537 
(1 000  pairs) 

Panty-hose  and  tights,  stockings,  understocksngs,  socks, 
ankle-socks,  sockettes  and  the  like,  knitted  or  crocheted, 
other  than  for  babies,  including  stockings  for  varicose 
veins,  other  than  products  of  category  70 

3  189 
(1 000  pairs 
or  pieces) 

Men's  or  boys'  underpants  and  briefs,  women's  or  girls' 
knickers  and  briefs,  knitted  or  crocheted,  of  wool,  conon 
or  man-made  fibres 

2 0 18 
(1 000  pieces) 

Men's  or  boys'  woven  overcoats,  raincoats  and  other 
coats,  cloaks  and  capes,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of 
man-made 
of 
category  21) 

parkas 

textile 

(other 

fibres 

than 

46 
(1  000  pieces) 

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

112 
(I  000  pieces) 

m 

Category 

CN/Taric  code 

Description  (') 

Tariff  ceilings  (2) 

to 

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

18 
(continued) 

19 

21 

22 

6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208-
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 

11 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 

6201 12 10*10 
6201 12 90*10 
6201 13 10*10 
6201 13 90*10 
6201 91 00 
6201 92 00 
6201  93  00 

6202  12  10*10 
6202  12  9 0 * 10 
6202  13  10*10 
6202  13  9 0 * 10 
6202  91  00 
6202  92  00 
6202  93  00 

6211  32  41 
621133  41 
621142  41 
6211  43  41 

5508  10  11 
5508  10  19 

5509  1100 
5509  12 00 
5509  21  10 
5509  21  90 
5509  22  10 
5509  22  90 
5509  31  10 
5509  3 1 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  9 1 90 
5509  92  00 
5509  99  00 

Handkerchiefs  other  than  knined  or  crocheted 

the 
Parkas,  anoraks,  windcheaters,  -waister  jackets  and 
like,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted,  of  wool,  of  cotton 
or  of  man-made  fibres;  upper  parts  of  tracksuits  with 
lining,  other  than  category  16  or  29,  of  cotton  or  of 
man-made  fibres 

1 7 46 
(1 000  pieces) 

562 
(1 000  pieces) 

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

649 
(tonnes) 

to 

Category 

C N / T a r ic  code 

Description (') 

Tariff  ceilings (') 

U 

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

308 
(tonnes) 

23 

5508  20  10 

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

24 

26 

27 

28 

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

6107 21 00 
6107 22 00 
6107 29 00 
6107 91 00 
6107 92 00 
6107 99 00*10 

499 
(1  000  pieces) 

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

Women's  or  girls'  dresses,  of  wool,  of  conon  or 
man-made  fibres 

395 
(1 000  pieces) 

Women's  or  girls'  skirts,  including  divided  skirts 

260 
(1 000  pieces) 

Trousers,  bib  and  brace  overalls,  breeches  and  shorts 
(other  than  swimwear),  knitted  or  crocheted,  of  wool,  of 
conon  or  man-made  fibres 

109 
(1 000  pieces) 

6108 31 10 
6108 31 90 
6108 32 11 
6108 32 19 
610$ 32 90 
6108 39 00 
6108 91 00 
6108 92 00 
6108  99 10 

6104 41 00 
6104 42 00 
6104 43 00 
6104 44 00 

6204 4100 
6204 42 00 
6204 43 00 
6204 44 00 

6104  5 1 00 
6104  52  00 
6104  53  00 
6104  59  00 

6204  51  00 
6204  52  00 
6204  53  00 
6204  59  10 

6103 
6103 
6103 
6103 
6103 
6103 
6103 
6103 

41  10 
41  90 
42  10 
42  90 
43^10 
43  90 
49  10 
49  91 

6104 
6104 
6104 
6104 
6104 
6104 
6104 
6104 

61  10 
61  90 
62  10 
62  90 
63  10 
63  90 
69  10 
69  91 

IV 

Category 

CN/T.iric  code 

Description  (') 

Tariff  ceilings (-') 

fe? 

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

124 
(1 000  pieces) 

29 

6204 1 1 00 
6204 12 00 
6204 13 00 
6204 19 10 . 
6204 21 00 
6204 22 80 
6204 23 80 
6204 29 IS 

6211 42 31 
6211 43 31 

31 

6212 10 00 

Brassieres,  woven,  knitted  or crocheted 

674 
(1 000  pieces) 

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

90 
(tonnes) 

32 

5801 10 00 
5801 21 00 
580122 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 
580135 00 
5801  36 00 

5802 20 00 
5802 30 00 

33 

5407 20 11 

6305 31 91 
6305 31 99 

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 knined or crocheted,  obtained  from 
strip  or the like 

242 
(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 

8 
(tonnes) 

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

264 
(tonnes) 

35 

5407 1000 
5407 20 90 
5407 30 00 
5407 41 00 
540742 10 
5407 42 90 
5407 43 00 
5407 44 10 
5407 44 90 
5407 51 00 
5407 52 00 
5407 53 10 
5407 S3 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 

IV 

Category 

j 

CN/Tanc  code 

Description  (') 

Tariff  ceilings (•') 

c? 

35 
(continued) 

36 

37 

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

73 91 
73 99 
74 00 
81 00 
82 00 
83 10 
83 90 
84 00 
91 00 
92 00 
93 10 
93 90 
94 00 

5811 00 00*95 

5905 00 70*90 

540.8 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 

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

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

58 
(tonnes) 

Woven  fabrics  of  artificial  staple  fibres 

386 
(tonnes) 

581100 00*96 

5905 00 70*20 

5516 11 00 
5516 12 00 
5516 13 00 
5516 14 00 
5516 21 00 
5516 22 00 
5516 23 10 
5516 23 90 
5516 24 00 
5516 31 00 
5516 32 00 
5516 33 00 
5516 34 00 
5516 4100 
5516 42 00 
5516 43 00  v 
5516 44 00 
5516 91 00 
5516 92 00 
5516 93 00 
5516 94 00 

5S03 90 50 

5905 00 70*30 

38 A 

6002  43  11 
6002  93  10 

Knitted  or  crocheted  synthetic  curtain  fabrics 
net  curtain  fabric 

including 

22 
(tonnes) 

38 B 

6303  9 1 0 0 * 10 
6303  92  9 0 * 10 
6303  99  9 0 * 20 

Net  curtains,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted 

1 
(tonne) 

ii 

Category 

C N / T a nc  code 

Description  (') 

Tariff  ceilings  (•') 

£<f 

W o v en  curtains  (including  drapes)  interior  blinds,  c u r t a in 

s nd  b ed  valances  and  o t h er  f u r n i s h i ng  articles,  other  t h an 

k n i t t ed  or  c r o c h e t e d,  of  w o o l,  of  c o t t on  or  of  m a n - m a de 
fibres 

37 
(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 

750 
(tonnes) 

40 

41 

6303 91 00' 

6303 92 90 ' 
6303 99 90 ' 

91 
99 
90 
31 
•39 
»90 

6304 19 10 
6304 19 90*91 
6304 92 00 
6304 93 00*90 
6304 99 00*92 

5401 10 11 
5401 10 19 

5402 10 10 
5402 10 90 
5402 20 00 
5402 31 10 
5402 3130 
5402 3190 
5402 32 00 
5402 33 10 
5402 33 90 
5402 39 10 
5402 39 90 
5402 49 10 
5402 49 91 
5402 49 99 
5402 51 10 
5402 51 30 
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 

5604 20 00*10 
5604 90 00*40 
*90 

42 

5401 20 10 

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

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 

75 
(tonnes) 

5604 20 00 * 20 

43 

5204 20 00 

Y a rn  of  m a n - m a de 

f i l a m e n t,  yarn  of  staple  artificial 

fibres,  c o t t on  y a r n,  put  up  for  retail  sale 

5207 10 00 
5207 90 00 

77  . 
(tonnes) 

& *> 

Category 

CN/Taric code 

Description (') 

Tariff  ceilings {2) 

43 
(continued) 

5401 10 90 
5401 20 90 

tr 

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

18 
(tonnes) 

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

60 
(tonnes) 

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

24 
(tonnes) 

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

60 
(tonnes) 

47 

48 

49 

50 

5406 10 00 
5406 20 00 

5508 20 90 

5511 30 00 

5106  10  10 
5106 1090 
5106 20 11 
5106 2019 
5106 20 91 
5106 20 99 

5108 10 10 
5108 10 90 

5107 
5107 
5107 
5107 
5107 
5107 
5107 
5107 

1010 
10 90 
2010 
20 30 
20 51 
20 59 
20 91 
20 99 

5108 2010 
5108 20 90 

5109 1010 
5109 10 90 
5109 90 10 
5109 90 90 

5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 

1100 
19 10 
19 90 
20 00 
30 10 
30 30 
30 90 
90 10 
90 91 
90 93 
90 99 

5112 1100 
5112 19 10 
5112 19 90 
5112 20 00 
511230 10 
5112 30 30 
5112 30 90 
5112 9010 
5112 9091 
51129093 
5112 90 99 

53 

5803 10 00 

Conon gauze 

1 
(tonne) 

ft4* 

Description (') 

Tariff  ceilings (J) 

fee 

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

(tonnes) 

Synthetic  staple  fibres,  including  waste,  carded  or  coml>cd 
or  otherwise  processed  for  spinning 

60 
(tonnes) 

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

53 
(tonnes) 

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

283 
(tonnes) 

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

310 
(tonnes) 

Category 

CN/Taric code 

54 

5507  00  00 

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

56 

5508 10 90 

5511 10 00 
551120 00 

58 

59 

5701 10 Ï0 
5701 10 91 
5701 10 93 
5701 10 99 
5701 90 10 
5701 90 90 

5702  10 
5702  31 
5702  31 
5702  31 
5702  32 
5702  32 
5702  39 
5702  41 
5702  41 
5702  42 
5702  42 
5702  49 
5702  51 
5702  52 
5702  59 
5702  91 
5702  92 
5702  99 

00 
10 
30 
90 
10 
90 
10 
10 
90 
10 
90 
10 
00 
00 
0 0 * 20 
00 
00 
0 0 * 20 

5703  10  10 
5703  10  90 
5703  20  11 
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*90 

5704 10 00 
5704 90 00 

5705 00 10 
5705 00 31 
5705 00 39 
5705 00 90 * 11 

*19 

rxs 

Category 

CN/Taric  code 

Description  (') 

Tariff  ceilings  (') 

60 

5805  00  00 

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

61 

5806 10 00*90 
5S06 20 00 
5806 31 10 
5806 31 90 
5806 32 10 
5806 32 90 

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

fabrics 

than 

fc* 

• 

1 
(tonne) 

48 
(tonnes) 

5806 39 00*90 
5806 40 00*90 

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

from 

from 

62 

5606 00 91 
5606 00 99 

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

61 
(tonnes) 

5804 
5804 
5804 
5804 
5804 
5804 
5804 
5804 

10 11 
10 19 
10 90 
21 10 
2190 
29 10 
29  90 
30  00 

5807 1010 
5807 10 90 

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

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

5808 10 00 
5808 90 00 

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

Embroidery,  in  the  piece,  in  strips  or  in  motifs 

5810 
5810 
5810 
5810 
5810 
5810 
5810 
5810 

10 10 
10 90 
91 10 
91 90 
92 10 
92 90 
99 10 
99 90 

63 

5906 91 00 

10 

6002 10 10 
6002 10 90 
6002 30 10*10 
6002 30 90 

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

33 
(tonnes) 

6001 10 00*10 

Raschcl  lace  and  long-pile  fabric  of  synthetic  fibres 

crocheted 

fabric 
Knitted  or 
categories  38  A  and  63,  of 
man-made  fibres 

those  of 
other 
wool,  of  cotton  or  of 

than 

166 
(tonnes) 

6002 20 31 
6002 43 19 

65 

5606 00 10 

6001 10 00" 
20 
6001 21 00 
6001 22 00 
6001 29 10 
6001 91 10 
6001 91 30 
6001 91 50 
6001 91 90 
6001 92 10 
6001 92 30 

1A ^  M 

Category 

C N / T a r ic  code 

Description  (') 

Tariff  ceilings  {*) 

65 
(continued) 

66 

6001 
6001 
6001 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 
6002 

92 50 
92 90 
99 10 
10 10*91 
20 10 
20 39 
20 50 
20 70. 
30 10*91 
41 00 
42 10' 
42 30 
42 50 
42 90 
43 31 
43 33 
43 35 
43 39 
43 50 
43 91 
43 93 
43 95 
43 99 
9100 
92 10 
92 30 
92 50 
92 90" 
93 31 
93 33 
93  35 
93 39 
93 91 
93 99 

6301 10 00 
6301 20 91 
6301 20 99 
6301 30 90 
630140 90' 

6301 90 90 ' 

91 
99 
21 
99 

Travelling 
crocheted,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres 

rugs  and  blankets,  other 

than  knitted  or 

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  knined  or crocheted  articles  including  parts of 
garments  or of  clothing  accessories 

S 

67 

5807 90 90 

6113 00 10 

611710 00 
6117 20 00 
6117 80 10 
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 
6302 60  0 0 * 10 

6303  1100 
6303  12 00 
6303  19 00 

6304  11 00 
6304  91 00 

23 
(tonnes) 

85 
(tonnes) 

M 

tt* 

Category 

CN/T.iric code 

Description (') 

Tariff ceilings (') 

67 
(continued) 

6305 20 00* 10 
6305 31 10 
6305 39 00*91 
6305 90 00*20 

6307 10 10 
6307 90 10 

£?  . 

6S 

6111 1090 
6111 20 90 
6111 30 90 
6111 90 00*19 

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

91 
(tonnes) 

{ 

/ 

69 

70 

72 

73 

74 

75 

6209 10 00*90 
6209 20 00*90 
6209 30 00 * 90 
6209 90 00*90 

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

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

102 
(1  000  pieces) 

6115 1100 
6115 20 19 
6115 93 91 

Panty-hose  (tights)  of  synthetic  fibres,  measuring  per 
single  yarn  less  than  67  decitex  (6,7  tex). 
Women's  stockings  of  synthetic  fibres 

6  731 
(1 QUO pieces 
or  pairs) 

6112 
6112 
6112 
6112 
6112 
6112 
6112 
6112 

31 10 
3190 
39 10 
39 90 
41 10 
41 90 
49 10 
49 90 

6211  1 1 00 
6211  12  00 

6112  1 1 00 
6112  1 2 00 
6112  1 9 00 

6104 1100 
6104 12 00 
6104 13 00 
6104 19 00*10 
6-104 21 00 
6104 22 00 
6104 23 00 
6104 29 00*10 

6103 
6103 
6103 
6103 
6103 
6103 
6103 

1100 
12 00 
19 00 
2100 
22  00 
23  00 
29  00 

I 

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

189 
(1  000  pieces) 

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

181 
(1 000  pieces) 

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

suits  and 
fibres, 

67 
(1  000  pieces) 

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

10 
(1 000  pieces) 

4 

rx\ 

Category 

CN/Taric  code 

Description  (') 

Tariff  ceilings (') 

% 

Men's  or  boys'  industrial  or  occupational  c l o t h i n g,  other 
than  knitted  or  crocheted;  women's  or  girls*  aprons, 
industrial  or  occupational 
smock-overalls  and  other 
clothing,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted 

169 
(tonnes) 

76 

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 
6204 32 10 
6204 33 10 
6204 3911 
6204 62 11 
6204 62 51 
6204 63 11 
6204 63 31 
6204 6911 
6204 69 31 

62113210 
621133 10 
6211 42 10 
621143 10 

77 

6 2 1 1 20  0 0 * 10 

Ski  suits,  other  than  knined  or  crocheted 

Garments,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted,  excluding 
garments  of  categories  6,  7,  8,  14,  15,  16,  17,  IS,  21,  26, 
27,  29,  68,  72,  76  and  77 

45 
(tonnes) 

159 
(tonnes) 

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 

621131 00 
6211 32 90 
6211 33 90 
62114100 
621142 90 
621143 90 

6101 10 10 
610120 10 
610130 10 

6102 10 10 
6102 20 10 
6102 30 10 

6103  3 1 00 
6103  32  00 

Overcoats,  jackets,  blazers  and  other  garments,  including 
ski  suits,  knitted  or  crocheted,  excluding  garments  of 
categories  4,  5,  7,  13,  24,  26,  27,  28,  68,  69,  72,  73,  74 
and  75 

60 
(tonnes) 

M 

Description  (') 

Tariff  ceilings (') 

u 

Category 

CN/Taric  code 

83 
(continued) 

6103 33 00 
6103 39 00*10 

6104 31 00 
6104 32 00 
6104 33 00 
6104 39 00*10 

611220 00* 10 

6113 00 90 

6114 1000 
6114 20 00 
6114 30 00 

84 

85 

86 

87 

88 

90 

91 

93 

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

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

15 
(tonnes) 

6215  20  00 
6215  90  00 

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

1 
(tonnes) 

'6212 20  00 
6212  30  00 
6212  90  00 

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

140 
(1 000  pieces) 

Gloves,  mittens  and  mins,  not  knined  or  crocheted 

6209 10 00*10 
6209 20 00*10 
6209 30 00*10 
6209 90 00*10 

37 
(tonnes) 

Stockings,  socks  and  sockenes,  not  knitted  or  crocheted; 
other  clothing  accessories,  other  than  for  babies,  other 
than  knitted  or  crocheted 

8 
(tonnes). 

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

76 
(tonnes) 

6216  00  00 

6209  10  0 0 * 20 
6209  20  00 * 20 
6209  30  0 0 * 2 0' 
6209  90  0 0 * 20 

6217  10  00 
6217  90  00 

5607  41  00 
5607  49  11 
5607  49  19 
5607  49  90 
5607  50  11 
5607  50  19 
56D7 50  30 
5607  50  90 

6306  2 1 00 
6306  22  00 
6306  29  00 

Tents 

69 
(tonnes) 

6305  20  0 0 * 90 
6305  39  0 0 * 99 
6305  90  0 0 * 99 

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

28 
(tonnes) 

fl< 

94 

95 

-96 

97 

Category 

CN/Taric  code 

Description  (') 

Tariff  ceilings  (2) 

n 

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

91 
(tonnes) 

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

61 
(tonnes) 

5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 

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

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

5807 90 10*10 

5905 00 70*50 

6210 10 10 
6307 90 91 

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

5807  90  10*10 

5905  00  7 0 * 40 

6210  10 91 
6210  10  99 

630140  9 0 * 10 
6301  90  9 0 * 10 

6302 22  10 
6302  32  10 
6302  53.10 
6302  93  10 

6303  92  10 
6303 99 10 

6304  19  9 0 * 10 
6304  93  0 0 * 10 
6304  99  00*91 

6305  39  0 0 * 10 

6307  10  30 
6307  90  9 9 * 10 

5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 

11  11 
11  19 
1191 
11  99 
1911 
\9  19 
1931 
1939 
1991 
19  99 
90  00 

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

388. 
(tonnes) 

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

22 
(tonnes) 

C^ I» 

Category 

CN/Taric  code 

Description (') 

Tariff  ceilings (:) 

>5 

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 

14 
(tonnes) 

7} 
(tonnes) 

Textile  fabrics  coated  with  gus  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  ot  a  kind  used  for  hat 
foundations 

" 

Linoleum,  whether  or  not  cut  to  shape;  floor  coverings 
consisting  of  a  coating  of  coverings  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 

138 
(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 
5903 
5903 
5903 
5903 
5903 
5903 

1010 
10 90 
20 10 
20 90 
90 10 
90 91 
90 99 

100 

\< 

101 

5607  90  0 0 * 90 

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

6306 11 00 
6306 12 00 
6306 19 00 
6306 31 00 
6306 39 00 

6306 4100 
6306 49 00 

Tarpaulins,  sails,  awnings,  and  sunblinds 

Woven  pneumatic  mattresses 

6306 91 00 
6306 99 00 

Camping  goods,  woven,  other  than  pneumatic  manresses 
and  tents 

(tonnes) 

13 
(tonnes) 

68 
(tonnes) 

4 
(tonnes) 

109 

110 

111 

112 

6307  20  00 
6307  90  99*91 
*99 

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

33 
(tonnes) 

113 

6307  10  90 

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

26 
(tonnes) 

Woven  fabrics  and  articles  for  technical  uses-

63 
(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 

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Category 

CN/Taric code 

Description (') 

Tariff ceilings (') 

114 
(continued) 

90 

5911 1000 
5911 20 00' 
5911 31 11 
5911 31 19 
5911 31 90 
5911 32 10 
5911 32 90 
5911 40 00 
5911 90 10 
591190 90 

115 

117 

5306 10 11 
5306 10 19 
5306 10 31 
5306,10 39 
5306 10 50 
5306 10 90 

5306 20 11 
5306 20 19 
5306 20 90 

5308 9011 
5308 90 13 
5308 90 19 

5309 11 11 
530911 19 
53091190 
530919 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 

118 

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

Flax  or  ramie  varn 

104 
(tonnes) 

Woven fabrics of flax or ramie 

33 
(tonnes) 

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

15 
(tonnes) 

120 

6303  99  9 0 * 10 

6304  19  30 
6304 99  0 0 * 10 

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

3 
(tonnes) 

121 

5607  90  0 0 * 20 

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

26 
(tonnes) 

122 

123 

6305  90  00*91 
*92 

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

23 
(tonnes) 

5801  90  10 
5 8 0 1 90  9 0 * 20 

6214  90  90*11 
*91 

Woven  pile  fabrics  and  chenille  fabrics  of  flax  or  ramie, 
other  than  fabrics  of  heading  No  5802  or  5806,  shawls, 
scarves,  mufflers, "mantillas,  veils  and  the  like,  of  flax  or 
ramie,  other  than  knined  or  crocheted 

1 
(tonne) 

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Category 

CN/T.tnc  code 

Description  (') 

Tariff  ceilings  (-') 

3r. 

124 

125  A 

125  B 

126 

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  10  10 
5404  10  90 
5404  90  11 
5404  90  10 
5404  90  19 
5604  20  0 0 * 90 
5604  90  0 0 * 20 

5502  00  10 
5502  00  90 

5504  10  00 
5504  90  00 

5505  20  00 

127  A 

5403  3 1 00 
5403  32  0 0 * 10 
5403  33  10 

127  B 

5405  00  00 

5604  90 00 * 30 

Synthetic  staple  fibres 

2  038 
(tonnes) 

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

453 
(tonnes) 

Monofil,  strip  (artificial  straw  and  the  like),  and  imitation 
catgut,  of  man-made  fibre  materials 
—  Of  synthetic  textile  materials 

273 
(tonnes) 

—  Monofil 
—  Other 

Artificial  staple  fibres 

1701 
(tonnes) 

Yarn  of  artificial  filaments  (continuous)  not  put  up  for 
retail  salé;  other  than  yarn  of  category  42 

141 
(tonnes) 

Monofil,  strip  (artificial  straw  and  the  like)  and  imitation 
catgut  of  tegencrated  materials 

19 
(tonnes) 

129 

5110  00  00 

Yarn  of  coarse  animal  hair  or  of  horsehair 

130  A 

5004  00  10 
5004  00  90 

5006  00  10 

Silk  yarn  (other  than  yarn  spun  from  silk  waste) 

130  B 

5005  00  10 

Silk  yarn  other  than  that  of  category  130  A 

5005  00  90 

5006  00  90 

5604  90  0 0 * 10 

Silkworm  gut 

131 

5308  90  90 

Yarn  of  other  vegetable  textile  fibres 

-

•

-

"

•• 

.

.

.. 

. 

. 

. 

-

2 
(tonnes) 

13 
(tonnes) 

36 
(tonnes) 

6 
(tonnes) 

Jtt 

Category 

CN/Tanc  code 

Description (M 

Tariff  ceilings (!) 

16 . 

132 

5308  30  00 

l'a per  yarn 

133 

5308  20  10 
530S  20  90 

Yarn  of  true  hemp 

134 

5605  00  00 

Mctalizcd  yarn 

135 

511300  00 

Woven  fabrics  of  horsehair  or  of  other  animal  hair 

Woven  fabrics  of  silk 

S 
(tonnes) 

73 
(tonnes) 

24 
(tonnes) 

1 
(tonnes) 

121 
(tonnes) 

136 

5007  10 00 
5007  20  10 
5007  20  21 
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 

5905  00  90 * 20 . 

5 9 1 1 20  00*20 

137 

5801  90  90*10 

Woven  pile  fabrics  and  chenille  fabrics,  (other  than  terry 
towelling  or  similar  terry  fabrics  of  cotton  falling  within 
heading  No  5508  and 
fabrics  falling  within  heading 
No  5805)  of  silk,  of  noil  silk  or  of  other  waste  silk 

1 
(tonnes) 

5806  1 0 0 0 * 10 

Narrow  woven  fabrics  of  silk,  or  noil  silk  or  of  other 
waste  silk 

138 

5311  00  90 

Woven  fabrics  of  vegetable  textile  fibres  other  than  of 
flax,  jute  or  of  other  textile  bast  fibres 

16 
(tonnes) 

5905  00  90*90 

Woven  fabrics  of  paper  yarn  " 

139 

5809  00  00 

Woven  fabrics  of  metal  threads  or  of  metalized  yarn 

* 

2 
(tonnes) 

140 

141 

142 

Knined  or  crocheted  fabric  of  textile  material  other  than 
cotton,  wool  or  man-made  fibres 

3 
(tonnes) 

6001  10  00*90 
6001  29  90 
6001  99  90 

6002  20  90 
6002  49  00 
6002  99  00 

6 3 0 1 90  90*29 
*99 

Travelling  rugs  and  blankets  ot  textile  material  other  than 
cotton,  wool  or  man-made  fibres 

4 
(tonnes) 

Carpets  and  other  textile  floor  coverings  other  than  those 
of  coconut 
those  of 
category  59 

fibres  of  CN  code  5303,  or 

57 
(tonnes) 

5702  39  90*20 
5702  49  90*20 
5702  59  00*30 
5702  99  00*30 

5705  00  90*31 
*39 

J «5 

Category 

CN/Taric  code 

Description  (') 

lanfl  ceilings (-') 

144 

5602  10  35 
5602  29  10 

Felt  of  coarse  animal  hair 

1 
(tonnes) 

?>. 

145 

5607 30 00 
5607 90 00*10 

Twine,  cordage,  ropes  and  cables,  plaited  or  not 
—  Of  abaca  (Manila  hemp or  Musa  textilis  Nee)  or  other 

121 
(tonnes) 

hard  (leaf)  fibres  or  of  true  hemp 

146 A 

146 B 

5607 21 00*91 

•99 

5607 29 10 
5607 29 90 

152 

5602  10  11 

5607 21 00*11 

Twine,  cordage,  ropes  and  cables,  plaited  or  not 
—  Binder  and  baler  twine  for  agricultural  machines,  of 

•19 

sisal  and  other  fibres  of  the  Agave  family 

Twine,  cordage,  ropes  and  cables,  plaited  or  not 
—  Of  sisal  and  other  fibres  of  the  Agave  family,  other 

than  the  products  of  category  146 A 

Felt  and  articles  of  felt,  whether  or  not  impregnated  or 
coated 
—  Felt  in  the  piece  or  simply  cut  to  rectangular  shape 
—  Needle-loom  felt  of  jute  or  of  other  textile,  bast  fibres 
of  heading  No  5703,  not  impregnated  or  coated,  for 
uses  other  than  floor  coverings 

246 
(tonnes) 

19 
(tonnes) 

4 
(tonnes) 

156 

6106  90  30 

6110  90  9 0 * 30 

Blouses  and  pullovers  of  silk,  noil  or  other  waste  silk  for 
women,  girls  and  infants,  knitted  or  crocheted 

4 
(tonnes) 

157 

6101 90 10 
610190 90 

6102 90 10 
6102 90 90 

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

15 
(tonnes) 

6103 39 00*90 
6103 49 99 

6104  19  0 0 * 90 
6 1 0 4 2 9 0 0 * 90 
6104  39  0 0 * 90 
6104  49  00 
6104  69  99 

6105  90  90 

6106  90  50 

6106  90  90 

6107  99  0 0 * 90 

6108  99  90 

6109  90  90 
6110  90  10 
6 1 1 0 90  9 0 * 90 

6111  90  0 0 * 90 

6112  20  0 0 * 90 

6114  90  00 

159 

6204  49  10 

Dresses,  blouses  and  shirt-blouses  of  silk  or  silk  waste 

39 
(tonnes) 

6206  10 00 

Shawls,  scarves,  mufflers,  mantillas,  veils  and  the  like 

u< 

Category 

CN/r.inc code 

Description  (') 

Tariff  ceilings (•') 

159 . 
(continued) 

6214 1000 

—  Of  silk  or  silk  waste 

6215 10 00 

Ties,  bow  tics  and  cravats 
—  Of  silk  or  silk  waste 

1* 

160 

6213 1000 

Handkerchiefs 
—  Of  silk,  of  noil  or  of  other  waste  silk 

1 
(tonne) 

161 

6201 19 00 
6201 99 00 

Clothing,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted,  other 
those  of  category  1  to  123  and  category  159 

than 

74 
(tonnes) 

6202 19 00 
6202 99  00 

6203 19 90, 
6203 29 90 ' 
6203 39 90 
6203 49 90 

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 

6 2 1 1 20  0 0 * 90 
6211  39  00 
6 2 1 1 49  00 

6214  90  9 0 * 19 
*99 

220 

6309 00 00 

Used  clothing 

230 

5604 10 00 

Rubber  thread  and  cord,  textile  covered 

1 0 30 
(tonnes) 

24 
(tonnes) 

Other  textile  products,  other  than  those  of  categories  1 
to  230 

1 
(tonnes) 

240 

5801 90 90*90 

5811 00 00*14 
*15 
*99 

6002 10 10*99 
6002 30 10*99 

6304 19 90*99 
6304 99 00*99 

6305 90 00*10 
6305 90 00*93 

6308  00  00 * 90 

^  w 

ANNEX  VI 

Goods  referred  to  in  Article  1?-

1? 

Goods  for  which  the  Community  and  Latvia  retain  an  agricultural  component  in  the  duties 

CN code 

Description 

2905 43 

2905 44 

ex 3505 10 

3505 20 

380910 

3823 60 

Mannitol 

D-glucitol  (sorbitol) 

Dextrins  and  other  modified  starches,  excluding  starches,  esterified  or  etherfied  of 
subheading  3505  10  50 

Glues  with  a  basis  of  starches,  dextrins  or  other  modified  starches 

Dressings  and  finishing  agents  with  a  basis  of  amylaceous  substances 

Sorbitol,  other  than  that  of  subheading  2905  44 

i$s 

ANNEX  VII 

List  of  products  referred  to  in  Article ^.0 (2) 

Sv 

Imports  into  the  Community  of  the  following  products  originating  in  Latvia  shall  be  subject  to  the  duties  set 
out  below 

CN  code 

Description (') 

0409 

Natural  honey 

0601  10  00 

Bulbs,  tuberous  roots,  corms,  crowns  and  rhizomes,  dormant 

0602  20  90 

Edible  fruit  trees,  shrubs  and  bushes,  other 

0602  40  50 

Roses,  grafted  or  not 

0706  90  30 

Horse  radish 

0707  00  19 

Cucumbers,  fresh  or  chilled  (from  16  May  to  31  October) 

0709  51  30 

Chantarelles 

0810  40  30 

Bilberries  of  the  species  'Vaccinium  myrtillus' 

0810  40  50 

Fruit  of 
corymbosum' 

the 

0810  40  90 

Other  berries 

species 

'Vaccinium  macrocarpon' 

and 

'Vaccinium 

0909  40 

Seeds  of  caraway 

Apple  juice  of  a  density  not  exceeding  1,33  g/cm  at  20  "C 

2009  70  30 

2009  70  93 

Of  a  value  exceeding  ECU  18  per  100  kg  net  weight,  containing  added 
sugar 

Of  a  value  not  exceeding  ECU  18  per  100  kg  net  weight,  with  an  added 
sugar  content  not  exceeding  3 0%  by  weight 

2009  70  99 

Not  containing  added  sugar 

Duty  rate 

17,3 % 

5 , 1% 

8 , 3% 

6% 

7% 

1 6% 

free 

free (2) 

3%(-) 

5%(2) 

free 

1 2% 

1 2% 

1 2% 

(')  Notwithstanding  the  rules for  the  interpretation  of  the combined  nomenclature, the  wording  for  the description  of  the 
products  is  to  be  considered  as  having  no  more  than  an  indicative  value,  the  preferential  scheme  being  determined 
within  the context  of  this Annex  by  the coverage of  the CN codes. Where ex  CN codes  are  indicated,  the  preferential 
scheme  is to  be determined  by application  of  the CN code and  corresponding  description  taken  together. 

(J)  Subject  to  minimum  price  arrangements  contained  in the Annex  hereto. 

Annex  to  Annex  VII 

Minimum  import  price  arrangement  for  certain  soft  fruit  for  processing 

* 

1.  Minimum  import  prices  arc  fixed  for  each  marketing  year  for  the  following  products: 

CN  code 

Description 

OS10 40  30 

Bilberries 

0810  40  50 

Fruit  of  species  Vaccinium  macrocarpon  and  Vaccinium 

corymbosum 

0810  40  90 

Other  berries 

The  minimum  import-  prices  are  fixed  by  the  Community  in  consultation  with  Latvia  taking  into 
consideration  the  price  evolution,  imported  quantities  and  market  development  in  the  Community. 

2.  The  minimum  import  prices  shall  be  respected  in  accordance  with  the  following  criteria: 

—  during  each  three-month  period  of  the  matketing  year  the  average  unit  value  for  each  product  listed 
in  paragraph  1,  imported  into  the  Community,  shall  not  be  lower  than  the  minimum  import  price 
for  that  product, 

—  during  any  period  of  two  weeks  the  average  unit  value  for  each  product  listed  in  paragraph  1, 
imported  in  the  Community  shall  not  be  lower  than  9 0%  of  the  minimum  import  price  for  that 
product,  in  so  far  as  the  quantities  imported  during  this  period  are  not  less  than  4 %  of  the  normal 
annual  import. 

3. 

I  case  of  non-respect  of  one  of  these  criteria  rhe  Community  may  introduce  measures  ensuring  that  the 
minimum  import  price  is  respected  for  each  consignment  of  the  product  concerned  imported  from 
Latvia. 

À 

ANNEX  VIII 

Products  referred  to  in  Article  2 0 (2) 

V? 

Arrangements  for  imports  of  live  bovine  animals,  bovine  meat,  sheep-  and  goatmcat  into  the  Community 

1.  Independently  of  the  balance  sheet  arrangements  foreseen  in  Regulation  (EEC)  No  805/68,  a  global 
tariff  quota  of  3 500  head  of  live  bovine  animals  for  fattening  or  for  slaughter,  with  a  live  weight  of  not 
less  than  160  kg  and  not  more  than  300  kg,  falling  within  CN  code  01  02,  shall  be  opened  to  imports 
from  Latvia,  Lithuania  and  Estonia. 

The  reduced  levy  or  specific  duty  rate  applicable  to  animals  under  this  quota  shall  be  fixed  at  2 5%  of 
the  full  amount  of  the  levy  or  the  specific  duty  rate. 

2. 

In  case  forecasts  show  that  imports  into  the  Community  may  exceed  425  000  head  for  any  given  year, 
the  Community  may  take  safeguard  measures  in  accordance  with  Regulation  (EEC)  No  805/68, 
notwithstanding  any  other  rights  given  under  the  Agreement. 

3.  A  global  tariff  quota  of  1 500  tonnes  of  meat  of  bovine  animals,  fresh,  chilled  or  frozen,  falling  within 

CN  codes  02  01  and  02 02,  shall  be  opened  to  imports  from  Latvia,  Lithuania  and  Estonia.. 

The  reduced  duty  rate  and  levy  or  specific  duty  rate  applicable  under  this  quota  shall  be  fixed  at  4 0% 
of  their  full  amount. 

4.  Within  the  framework  of  the  autonomous  import  arrangements  provided  for  in  Regulation  (EEC) 
No  3643/85,  a  global  quota  of  100  tonnes  of  meat  of  sheep  or  groats,  fresh,  chilled  or  frozen,  falling 
wihtin  CN  code  02 04,  shall  be  reserved  for  Latvia,  Lithuania  an  Estonia. 

ÎV 

A N N EX  IX 

Products  referred  to  in  Article  3 0 ( 2) 

n 

I m p o ns 
into  the  Community  of  the  following  products  originating  in  Latvia  will  be  subject  to  a  6 0% 
reduction  of  the  variable  levy,  the  ad  valorem  duty  and/or  the  spedfic  duty  rates  within  the  limits  of  the 

indicated  quantities  (tariff  quotas) 

CN  code 

Description (') 

Year1995 

1 "19.9/  and 
S u c«", vc 
Yea? 996i 
years 
j 

tonnes 

ex  0203 

Meat  of  domestic  swine,  fresh  or 
chilled (:) 

800 

900 

1 0 00 

Chicken  carcases;  breasts  of  chicken;  legs 
of  chicken 

400 

450 

500 

0207  10  15 
0 2 0 7 21  10 
0207  10  19 
0207  21  90 
0207  39  21 
0207  41  41 
0207  39  23 
0207  41  51 

0402  10  19 

Skimmed  milk  poweder 

2  000 

2  250 

2  500 

0402  21  19 

Whole  milk  powder 

r 

0402  29  99 

Milk  or  cream,  concentrated,  added  sugar 

0405  00  11 
0405  1 1 19 

Butter 

0406  10 

Fresh  cheese 

0406  90  21 
0406  90  23 

Cheddar  cheese 
Edam  cheese 

0702  00 

Tomatoes,  fresh  or  chilled 

0704  10  10 

Cauliflowers,  from  15  April  to 
30  November 

0704  90  10 

White  and  red  cabbages 

0706  10  00 

Carrots 

0710  10  00 

Potatoes,  frozen 

1601  00  91 

Sausages,  dry  or  for  spreading  uncooked 

1602  50  10 

Prepared  or  preserved  bovine  meat 

150 

800 

300 

600 

60 

60 

150 

150 

150 

150 

150 

175 

850 

350 

700 

60 

60 

175 

175 

175 

175 

175 

200 

900 

400 

800 

60 

60 

200 

200 

200 

200 

200 

(')  Notwithstanding  the  rules  for  the  interpretation  of  the  combined  nomenclature,  rhe  wording  for  the  description  of  the 
products  is  to  be  considered  as  having  no  more  than  indicative  value,  rhe  preferential  scheme  being  determined  within 
the  context  of  this  Annex  by the coverage  of  the  CN  codes. Where ex  CN  codes  are indicated,  the  preferential  scheme  is 
to  be  determined  by  application  of  the  CN  code  and  corresponding  description  taken  together. 

(2)  Excluding  tenderloins  presented  alone. 

y Vi 

ANNEX  X 

List  of  products  referred  to  in  Article  ^ 0 ( 2) 

&V 

1.  Imports  into  Latvia  of  the  following  products  originating  in  the  Community  shall  be  subject  to  the 

duties  set  out  below. 

2.  Tariffs  adopted  from  1995  to  2000  shall  be  reduced  by  equal  annual  amounts. 

3. 

If  a  more  favourable  trade  system  is  in  force  in  Latvia,  then  this  shall  be  applied  to  imports  from  the 
Community. 

4. 

Imports  into  Latvia  of  those  agricultural  products  originating  in  the  Community  other  than  those  listed 
in  this  Annex,  are  free  of  duty  or  of  any  charges  having  equivalent  effect. 

CN  code 

Description  of  products 

0101 

Live  horses,  asses,  mules  and  hinnies: 

—  Horses: 

0101  11  00 

—  —  Pure-bred  breeding  animals 

0101  19 

0101  20 

—  -  Other 

—  Asses,  mules  and  hinnies 

0102 

Live  bovine  animals: 

0102  10  00 

—  Pure-bred  breeding  animals 

0102  90 

—  Others 

0103 

Live  swine: 

0103  10  00 

—  Pure-bred  breeding  animals 

-  Other 

0104 

Live  sheep  and  goats: 

0104  10 

—  Sheep: 

0104  10  10 

—  —  Pure-bred  breeding  animals 

0104  10  90 

Other 

0104  20 

—  Goats: 

0104  20  10 

—  —  Pure-bred  breeding  animals 

0104  20  90 

Other 

Rate  of  duty 

Basic duty 

M FN  duty 

For  impons  from  EC 

1995 

2000 

1% 

2 0% 

2 0% 

0,5  % 

1 5% 

1 5% 

0,5 % 

1 5% 

1 5% 

free 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1% 

0 , 5% 

2 0%  + 
450  Ls/t 

1 5%  + 
450  Ls/t 

0,5 % 

1 5%  + 
450  Ls/t 

free 

15%  + 
360  Ls/t 

2 0%  + 
500  Ls/t 

0,5  % 

1 5%  + 
500  Ls/t 

0,5 % 

1 5%  + 
500  Ls/t 

free 

1 5%  + 
400  Ls/t 

1% 

2 0% 

20% 

20% 

0,5  % 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

0 , 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

free 

15 

free 

free 

free 

free 

0105 

Live  poultry,  that  is to  say,  fowls  of  the  species  Gallus 
domesticus,  ducks,  geese,  turkeys  and  guinea  fowls 

0 , 5% 

0,5 % 

0106  00 

Oth er  live  animals 

1% 

0,5  % 

0 , 5% 

0201 

Meat  of  bovine  animals,  fresh  or  chilled: 

0201  30  00 

—  Boneless 

(*)  Tariff  quota  set  out  in  Annex  XI. 

20 % + 
600  Ls/t 

20% + 
600 Ls/t 

1 5%  + 
600  Ls/t 

1 5%  + 
600  Ls/t 

1 5%  + 
600  Ls/t 

1 5 %+ 
480  Ls/t 

. 

1 5%  + 
240  Ls/t  (*) 

1 5%  + 
192  Ls/t (*) 

r. s 

CN code 

Description  of  products 

Rate  of  duiy 

tt 

Basic  duty 

M FN  duiy 

For  imports  from  F.C 

1995 

2000 

0202 

Meat  of  bovine  animals,  frozen 

20 %  + 
500  Ls/t 

1 5%  + 
5 00  Ls/t 

1 5%  + 
5 00  Ls/t 

1 5%  + 
4 00  Ls/t 

0203 

Meat  of  swine,  fresh,  chilled  or  frozen: 

0203 12 10 

—  —  —  —  H a ms  and  cuts  thereof 

20 %  + 
700  Ls/t 

2 0%  + 
700  Ls/t 

15 %  • 
7 00  Ls/t 

1 5%  + 
7 00  Ls/t 

1 5 %  + 
7 00  Ls/t 

15 %  + 
5 60  Ls/t 

1 5%  + 
2 80  Ls/t  (*) 

1 5%  + 
2 24  Ls/t  (*) 

0204 

Meat  of  sheep  or  g o a t s,  fresh,  chilled  or  frozen 

2 0%  + 
5 00  Ls/t 

1 5%  + 
5 00  Ls/t 

1 5%  + 
5 00  Ls/t 

1 5%  + 
4 00  Ls/t 

0205 

0206 

Meat  of  horses,  asses,  mules  or  hinnies,  fresh,  chilled 
or  frozen 

150  Ls/t 

1 50  Ls/t 

1 50  Ls/t 

120  Ls/t 

Edible  offal  of  bovine  animals,  «swine,  sheep,  goats, 
fresh,  chilled  or 
horses,,  asses,  mules  or  hinnies, 
frozen 

150  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

60  Ls/t  (' 

48  Ls/t 

\ 

0207 

Meat  a nd  edible  offal,  of  the  poultry  of  heading 
No  0 1 0 5,  fresh,  chilled  or  frozen 

2 0%  + 
100  Ls/t 

1 5%  + 
1 00  Ls/t 

15  %  + 
1 00  Ls/t 

5 0%  + 
80  Ls/t 

0208 

0209 

0210 

Other  meat  and  edible  meat  offal,  fresh,  chilled  or 
frozen 

150  Ls/t 

1 50  Ls/t 

1 50  Ls/t 

1 20  Ls/t 

fat 

free  of 

Pig 
(not 
rendered),  fresh,  chilled,  frozen,  salted,  in  brine,  dried 
or  smoked 

lean  meat  and  poultry 

fat 

Meat  and  edible  meat  offal,  salted  in  brine,  dried  or 
smoked;  edible 
flours  and  meals  of  meat  or  meat 
offal: 

150  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

6 0 L s / t ( *) 

4 S L s / t ( *) 

0 2 10  11 

—  —  H a m s,  shoulders  and  cuts  thereof,  with  bone 

in 

150  Ls/t 

1 50  Ls/t 

1 50  Ls/t 

1 20  Ls/t 

0 2 10  12 

—  —  Bellies  (streaky)  and  cuts  thereof 

150  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

1 50  Ls/t 

1 20  Ls/t 

0 2 10  19 

Other 

150  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

1 50  Ls/t 

1 20  Ls/t 

0 2 10  20 

—  M e at  of  bovine  animals 

150  Ls/t 

1 50  Ls/r 

1 50  Ls/t 

1 20  Ls/t 

0 2 10  90 

—  Other,  including  edible  flours  and  meals  of  meat 

or  meat  offal: 

—  —  Meat: 

0 2 10  90  10 

—  —  —  Horsemeat,  salted,  in  brine  or  dried 

150  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

1 50  Ls/t 

1 20  Ls/t 

0 2 10  90  20 

Other 

150  Ls/t 

1 50  Ls/t 

1 50  Ls/t 

1 20  Ls/t 

0 2 10  90  31 

—  —  —  —  Livers 

150  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

1 50  Ls/t 

120  Ls/t 

0 2 10  90  39 

Other 

150  Ls/t 

1 50  Ls/t 

1 50  Ls/t 

1 20  Ls/t 

0 2 1 0 9 0 41 

—  —  —  —  Thick  skirt  and  thin  skirt 

150  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

1 20  Ls/t 

0 2 10  90  49 

Other 

150  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

1 50  Ls/t 

1 20  Ls/t 

(*)  Tariff  quota  set  out  in  Annex  XI. 

m 

CN code 

Description  of  products 

Rate  of  dutv 

For  imports  from  EC • 

t?6 

Basic  duty 

MFN  dutv 

1995 

2000 

120 Ls/t 

0210 90 60 

—  Of  sheep  and  goats 

150 Ls/t 

150 Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

—  Other: 

—  —  Poultry  livers: 

0210 90 71 

0210 90 79 

0210 90 80 

Fatry  livers  of  geese  or  ducks,  salted 
or  in  brine 

Other 

Other 

150 Ls/t 

150 Ls/t 

150 Ls/t 

150 Ls/t 

150 Ls/t 

150 Ls/t 

150  Ls/t -

150 Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

120 Ls/t 

120  Ls/t 

120  Ls/t 

0210 90 90 

Edible  flours  and  meals  of  meat  or  meat  offal 

1% 

0,5% 

0,5% 

free 

0401 

0402 

Milk  and  cream,  not  concentrated-  or  containing 
added  sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter • 

20% + 
60  Ls/t 

15% + 
60 Ls/t 

15% + 
60  Ls/t 

15%  + 
48  Ls/t 

Milk  and  cream,  concentrated  or  containing  added 
sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter: 

0402  10 

—  In  powder,  granules  or  other  solid  forms,  of  a  fat 

content,  by  weight,  not  exceeding  1,5% 

—  In  powder,  granules  or  other  solid  forms,  of-a  fat 

content,  by  weight,  exceeding  1,5%: 

0402  21 

—  —  Not 

containing 

added 

sugar 

or 

other 

sweetening  matter 

20%  + 
400 Ls/t 

20% + 
400  Ls/t 

15% + 
400  Ls/t 

15% + 
400  Ls/t 

15%  + 
400  Ls/t 

15% + 
400  Ls/t 

15% + 
320  Ls/t 

15%  + 
320  Ls/t 

0402  29 

Other: 

0402  29  11 

—  —  —  Of  a  fat  content,  by  weight  not  exceeding 

27%: 

—  — • —  —  Special  milk,  for  infants,  in  hermetically 
sealed  containers  of  a  net  content  not 
exceeding  500  g  of  a  fat  content,  by 
weight,  exceeding  10% 

Other 

Other 

free 

20% + 
60  Ls/t 

20%  + 
60  Ls/t 

free 

15%  + 
60  Ls/t 

15% + 
60  Ls/t 

free 

15%  + 
60  Ls/t 

15%  + 
60  Ls/t 

15%  + 
48  Ls/t 

15%  + 
48  Ls/t • 

0404 

Whey,  whether  or  not  concentrated  or  containing 
added  sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter;  produas 
consisting  of  natural  milk  constituents,  whether  or 
not  containing  added  sugar  or  other  sweetening 
matter,  nor  elsewhere  specified  or  included 

20% 

15% 

15% 

10% 

0405 

Butter  and  other  fats  and  oils,  oils  derived  from 
milk 

20% + 
600  Ls/t 

.15% + 
600  Ls/t 

15% + 
600  Ls/t 

15% + 
480  -Ls/t 

0406 

Cheese  and  curd: 

20% + 
600  Ls/t 

0406  90  14 

Emmental,  Gruyère,  Sbrinz,  Bergkâse  and 
Appenzcll 

20%  + 
600  Ls/t 

0407 00 

Birds'  eggs,  in  shell,  fresh,  preserved  or  cooked: 

20% + 
20  Ls/t/ 
1 000  p. 

15% + 
600  Ls/t 

15%+  , 
600  Ls/t 

15% + 
20 Ls/t/ 
1  000  p. 

15% + 
600  Ls/t 

15% + 
240  Ls/t 

15% + 
20  Ls/t/ 
1 000  p. 

15% + 
480  Ls/t 

15% + 
192  Ls/t 

15% + 
20  Ls/t/ 
1 000  p. 

—  Of  hatching 

—  —  For  hatching 

1% 

0,5 % 

0,5% 

free 

-1 ztf 

CN code 

Description  ol  products 

R.-uc  ol  dutv 

Basic  dutv 

M FN  dutv 

For  imports  from  EC 

1995 

2000 

n 

0408 

Birds'  eggs,  not  in  shell  and  egg  yolks,  fresh,  dried, 
cooked  by  steaming  or  by  boiling  in  water,  molded, 
frozen  or  otherwise  preserved,  whether  or  not 
containing  added  sugar  or  other  sweetening  matters 

20' 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 0% 

0409 00 00 

Natural  honev 

20% 

15% 

1 5 % 

10% 

0410 00 00 

Edible  products  of  animal  origin,  not  elsewhere 
specified  or  included 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0504 00 00 

Guts,  bladders  and  stomachs  of  animals  (other  than 
fish),  whole  and  pieces  thereof 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0511 

Animal  products  not  elsewhere  specified  or  included: 
dead  animals  of  Chapter  1  or  3  unfit  for  human 
consumption 

0511 1000 

—  Bovine  semen 

20% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

0 , 5% 

—  Other 

0511 91 

—  —  Products  of  fish  or  crutaceans,  molluscs  or 
other  aquatic  invertebrates;  dead  animals  of 
Chapter  3 

0511 91 10 

—  —  —  Fish'  waste 

0511 99 

Other 

1% 

2 0% 

0,5  % 

1 5% 

0,5  % 

1 5% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0601 

Bulbs,  tubers, 
tuberous  roots,  corms,  crowns  and 
rhizomes,  dormant,  in  growth  or  in  flower-,  chicory 
plants  and 
roots  of  heading 
No  1212 

roots  other 

than 

20% 

15% 

1 5% 

0,5  % 

0601 10 

—  Bulbs,  tubers,  tuberous  roots,  corms,  crowns  and 

rhizomes,  dormant 

0601 10 30 

—  —  Tulips 

20% 

1 5% 

5 % ( *) 

0 , 5%  (*) 

0602 

0603 

Other  live  plants  (including  their  roots),  cutting  and 
slips;  mushroom  spawn 

20% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

10% 

Cut  flowers  and  flower  buds  of  a  kind  suitable  for 
bouquets  or  for  ornamental  purposes,  fresh,  dried, 
dyed,  bleached,  impregnated  or  otherwise  prepared 

0603 10 

—  Fresh 

0603 10 20 

—  —  From  1 June  to  31  October 

0603 10 13 

—  —  —  Carnations 

—  —  From  1  November  to  31  May 

0603 10 51 

—  —  —  Roses 

0603 10 53 

—  —  —  Carnations 

0603 10 55 

—  —  —  Orchids 

0603 10 65 

—  —  —  Chrysanthemums 

0603 90 00 

—  Other 

(*)  Tarifl  quota  set  out  in  Annex  XI. 

4 5% 

4 5% 

20% 

20% 

20% 

20% 

20% 

40% 

4 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

40 % 

3 0% 

2 0 % ( *) 

1 5 % ( *) 

5 % ( *) 

5 % ( *) 

5 % >) 

0 , 5%  (*) 

0 , 5%  (*) 

0 , 5%  (*) 

5 % C) 

0 , 5%  (*) 

1 5% 

1 0% 

lit 

CN  code 

Description  of  products 

Rate  ol  duty 

BASIC  duty 

MFN  duiy 

For  import s  from  EC 

1995 

2000 

n 

0604 

Foliage,  branches  and  other  parts  of  plants,  without 
flowers  or 
flower  buds,  and  grasses,  mosses  and 
lichens,  being  goods  of  a  kind  suitable  for  bouquets 
or 
fresh,  dried,  dyed, 
bleached,  impregnated  or  otherwise  prepared 

for  ornamental  purposes, 

2 0% 

15% 

1 5 % 

0701 

Potatoes,  fresh  or  chilled: 

0701  10  00 

—  Seed 

0702 

Tomatoes,  fresh  or  chilled: 

0702  00  10 

—  From  1  November  to  14  May 

0702  00  90 

—  From  15  May  to  31  May  and  from  1 September  to 

31  October 

0702  09  01 

—  From  1  June  to  30  June 

0702  09  02 

—  From  1 July  to  31  August 

0703 

Onions,  shallots,  garlic,  leeks  and  other  alliaceous 
vegetables,  fresh  or  chilled: 

2 0%  + 
20  Ls/t 

2 0%  + 
20  Ls/t 

2 0% 

2 0% 

200  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

1 5%  + 
20  Ls/t 

1 5%  + 
20  Ls/t 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 0% 

1 5%  + 
16  Ls/t 

1 5%  + 
20  Ls/t 

frcc(*) 

free(*) 

5%(*> 

0 , 5%  (*) 

1 5% 

200  Ls/t 

200  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

1 0% 

160  Ls/t 

120  Ls/t 

0703  10 

—  Onions  and  shallots 

0703  20  00 

—  Garlic 

0703  90  00 

—  Leeks  and  other  alliaceous  vegetables 

1% 

1% 

2 0% 

0 , 5% 

0 , 5% 

1 5% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

1 5% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

1 0% 

0704 

0705 

0706 

Cabbages,  cauliflowers,  kohlrabi,  kale  and  similar 
edible  brassicas,  fresh  or  chilled 

20 % + 
20  Ls/t 

1 5%  + 
20  Ls/t 

1 5 % ( *) 

1 0 % ( *) 

Lettuce  (lactuca  sativa)  and  chicory  (cicborius  spp.) 
fresh  or  chilled 

20 % 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 0% 

Carrots, 
radishes  and  similar  edihle  rootsj  fresh  or  chilled: 

turnips,  salad  beetroot,  salsify,  celeriac, 

0706  10  00 

—  Carrots  and  turnips 

0706  90 

-  Other 

2 0%  + 
20  Ls/t 

2 0% 

1 5%  + 
20  Ls/t 

1 5% 

1 5%  + 
20  Ls/t 

1 5%  + 
16  Ls/t 

5 % ( *) 

0 , 5%  (*) 

0707  00 

Cucumbers  and  gherkins,  fresh  or  chilled 

—  Cucumbers 

0707  00  11 

—  —  From  1  November  to  30  April 

2 0% 

1 5% 

5 % ( *) 

0 , 5%  (*) 

0707  00  19 

—  —  From  1  May  to  30  June 

100  Ls/t 

100  Ls/t 

100  Ls/t 

80  Ls/t 

—  —  From  1 July  to  31  October 

0707  09  00 

—  Gherkins 

2 0% 

2 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 0% 

1 0% 

0708 

Leguminous  vegetables,  shelled  or  unshelled,  fresh  or 
chilled 

2 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

(*)  Tariff  quota  ser  out  in  Annex  XI. 

m 

CN  code 

Description  of  products 

Basic duty 

Rate  od  dtiit 

, 

For  imports  from  EC 

1^95 

2000 

X ,. 

0709 

Other  vegcrables,  fresh  or  chilled  -

0709  10  00 

—  Globe  artichokes 

0709  20  00 

—  Asparagus 

0709  30  00 

—  Aubergines  (egg-plants) 

0709 40  00 

—  Celery  other  than  celeriac 

0709  51 

0709  60 

—  Mushrooms  and 

truffles 

—  —  Mushrooms 

—  Fruits  of 
Pimenta 

the  genus  Capsicum  or  of  the  genus 

0709  70 

—  Spinach,  New-Zealand  spinach  and  orachc  spinach 

(garden  spinach) 

0709  90 

—  Other 

2 0% 

2 0% 

2 0% 

2 0% 

2 0% 

2 0% 

2 0% 

2 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5  % 

I 5 "<> 

\S'A, 

1 5% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

1 5% 

1 0% 

5 % C) 

0 , 5%  (*) 

1 5% 

1 5% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

Vegetables 
boiling  in  water),  frozen 

(uncooked  or  cooked  by  steaming  or 

2 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 0% 

Vegetables  provisionally  preserved  (for  example,  by 
sulphur  dioxide  gas,  in  brine,  in  sulphur  water  or  in 
other  preservative  solutions),  but  unsuitable  in  that 
state  for  immediate  consumption 

2 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

0 , 5% 

Dried  vegetables,  whole,  cut,  sliced,  broken.  or  in 
powder,  but  not  further  prepared 

2 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 0% 

Dried  leguminous  vegetables,  shelled,  whether  or  not 
skinned  or  split 

2 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

0 , 5% 

Manioc,  arrowroot, 
salaep,  Jerusalem  artichokes, 
sweet  potatoes  and  similar  roots  and  tubers  with  high 
starch  or  inulin  content,  fresh  or  dried,  whether  or 
not  sliced  or  in  the  form  of  pellets,  sago  pith 

2 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

0,5  % 

Coconuts,  Brazil  nuts  and  cashew  nuts,  fresh  or  dried, 
whether  or  not  shelled  or  peeled 

2% 

1% 

1% 

0 , 5% 

.0710 

0711 

0712 

0713 

0714 

0801 

0802 

Other  nuts,  fresh  or  dried,  whether  or  not  shelled  or 
peeled 

0803  00 

Bananas,  including  plantains,  fresh  or  dried 

0804 

Dates,  figs,  pineapples,  avocados,  guavas,  mangoes 
and  mangosteens,  fresh  or  dried 

0805 

Citrus  fruits,  fresh  or  dried 

0806 

Grapes,  fresh  or  dried 

(*)  Tariff  quota  set  out  in  Annex  XI. 

2% 

2% 

2% 

2% 

2% 

1% 

1% 

1% 

1% 

1% 

1% 

1% 

0,5  % 

0 , 5% 

1% 

0,5  % 

1% 

1% 

0 , 5% 

0,5  % 

^  m 

CN code 

Description  of  products 

0807 

Melons 
(papayas),  fresh 

(including  watermelons) 

and 

pa paws 

0808 

Apples,  pears  and  quinces,  fresh 

0808 10 

—  Apples 

Other 

Rate  od  dutv 

Basic  duty 

MEN  dutv 

For  imports  from EC 

1995 

2000 

2% 

2% 

1% 

1% 

1% 

I  % 

—  —  —  From  1 August  to  31  December 

20% 

1 5% 

15% 

1 5% 

0809 

Apricots,  cherries,  peaches 
plums  and  sloes,  fresh 

(including  nectarines), 

2% 

1% 

1% 

0,5  % 

0810 

Other  fruits,  fresh 

0810 10 

—  Strawberries  • 

081010 101 

—  —  From  1  to  31  July 

0810 10 901 

—  —  From  1  August  to  30  June 

0810 20 

0810 30 

—  Raspberries 

—  Black,  white  or  red  currants  and  gooseberries 

0810 30 001 

—  —  From  1  to  31  July 

0810 30 002 

—  —  From  1  August  to  30  June 

0810 40 

—  Cranberries,  bilberries  and  other 

fruits  of 

the 

genus  Vaccinium 

0810 90 

—  Other 

Fruit  and  nuts,  uncooked  or  cooked  by  steaming  or 
boiling  in  water,  frozen,  whether  or  not  containing 
added  sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter 

Fruit  and  nuts,  provisionally  preserved  (for  example 
by  sulphur  dioxide  gas,  in  brine,  in  sulphur  water  or 
in  other  preservative  solutions),  but  unsuitable  in  that 
state  for  immediate  consumption 

20% 

2% 

2% 

20% 

2% 

2% 

2% 

1 5% 

1% 

1% 

1 5% 

1% 

L% 

1% 

1 5% 

1% 

1% 

1 5% 

1% 

1% 

1% 

1 0% 

0 , 5% 

0 , 5% 

1 0% 

0,5  % 

0 , 5% 

0 , 5% 

2% 

1% 

1% 

0,5  % 

2% 

1% 

1% 

0,5  % 

Fruit,  dried,  other  than  of  heading  Nos  0801  to  0806; 
mixtures  of  nuts  or  dried  fruits  of  this  chapter 

2% 

1% 

1% 

0 , 5% 

(including  water 
Peel  of  citrus 
fresh, 
melons), 
provisionally 
or 
preserved 
in  brine,  in  sulphur  water  or  in  other 
preservative  solutions 

fruit  or  melons 
dried 

frozen, 

2% 

1% 

1% 

0 , 5% 

0811 

0S12 

0813 

0814 

Chapter  9 

Coffee,  tea,  maté  and  spices 

1% 

0,5 % 

0,5% 

0,5 % 

1001 

Wheat  and  meslini 

1001 10 00 

—  Durum  wheat 

1001 90 

-  Other 

25  Ls/t 

25  Ls/t 

25  Ls/t 

25  Ls/t 

0 , 5%  (*) 

0 , 5%  (*) 

25  Ls/t 

22  Ls/t 

1002  20  00 

Rye 

75 Ls/t 

75 Ls/t 

75 Ls/t 

67 Ls/t 

(*)  Tariff  quota  set  out  in  Annex  XI. 

M 

CN code 

Description  of  products 

1003 00 

Barley 

1004 00 

Oats 

1005 

Maize  (corn) 

1006 

Rice 

1007  00 

Grain  sorghum 

1008 

Buckwheat,  millet  and  canary  seed  other  cereals 

1008 10 00 

—  Buckwheat 

1008 20 00 

—  Millet 

1008 30 00 

—  Canary  seed 

1008 90 

—  Other  cereals 

1008 90 10 

—  —  Triticale 

1008 90 90 

Other 

Raie  od  dutv 

Basic  dutv 

MFN  duty 

For  imports  from  EC 

1995 

2000 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

67  Ls/r 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

1% 

1% 

1% 

1% 

1% 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

o;5 % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

.0,5 % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

25  Ls/t 

75 Ls/t 

25  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

25  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

22  Ls/t 

0,5  % 

1101 00  00 

Wheat  or  meslin  flour 

25  Ls/t 

25  Ls/t 

25  Ls/t 

22  Ls/t 

1102 

Cereals  flour,  other  than  of  wheat  or  meslin 

1102 10 00 

—  Rye  flour 

1102 20 

—  Maize  (corn)  flour 

1102 30 00 

—  Rice  flour 

1102 90 

—  Other 

1103 

Cereal  groats,  meal  and  pellets 

—  Groats  and  meal 

1103 11 

—  —  Of  wheat 

1103 1200 

—  —  Of  oats 

1103 13 

—  —  Of  maize  (corn) 

1103 14 00 

Of  rice 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

1% 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

1% 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

1103 19 

—. —  Of  other  cereals 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

—  Pellets 

1103 2100 

—  —  Of  wheat 

1103 29 

—  —  Of  other  cereals 

1103 29 10 

Of  rye 

1103 29 20 

Of  barley 

1103 29 30 

—  —  —  Of  oats 

1103 29 40 

—  —  —  Of  maize 

1103 29 50 

1103 29 90 

Of  rice 

Other 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

1% 

1% 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

frej. 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

l' 

^?P 

CN code 

Descripiion  of  products 

1104 

Cereal  grains  otherwise  worked  (for  example,  hulled, 
rolled,  flaked,  pearled,  sliced  or  kibbled),  except  rice 
of  heading  No  1006;  germ  cereals,  whole,  rolled, 
flaked  or  ground 

Rate  ol  dulv 

B.isic  dutv 

M FN  dutv 

lor  imports  from  EC 

1995 

2000 

—  Rolled  or  flaked  grains 

1104 11 

—  —  Of  barley 

1104 12 

—  —  Of  oats 

1104 19 

—  —  Other  cereals 

1104 19 10 

—  —  —  Of  wheat 

1104 19 30 

—  - 

-  Of  rye 

1104 19 50 

—  —  —  Of  maize 

Other 

1104 19 91 

—  —  —  —  Flaked  rice 

1104 19 99 

Other 

—  Other  worked  grains  (for  example,  hulled,  pearled, 

sliced  or  kibbled) 

1104 21 

—  —  Of  barley 

1104 22 

' —  —  Of  oats 

—  —  Of  maize  (corn) 

—  —  Of  other  cereals 

—  Germ  of  cereals,  whole,  rolled 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

1% 

1% 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

0,5 % 

0,5  % 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/r 

75  Ls/t 

0,5  % 

0,5 % 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/r 

67  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

67  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

Flour,  meal  and  flakes  of  potatoes 

75  Ls/t 

/5  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

Flour  and  meal  of  the  dried  leguminous  vegetables  of 
heading  No  0713,  of  sago  or  of  roots  or  tubers  of 
heading  No  0714;  flour,  meal  and  powder  of  the 
products  of  Chapter  8 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

.1107 

Malt,  whether  or  not  roasted 

1107  20  00 

—  Roasted 

75  Ls/t 

1% 

75  Ls/t 

0,5  % 

75  Ls/t 

0.5 % 

67  Ls/t 

0,5  % 

1108 

Starches;  inulin 

—  Starches 

nos  ii oo 

—  —  Wheat  starch 

150  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

135  Ls/t 

1108  12 00 

—  —  Maize  (corn)  starch 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5 % 

1104 23 

1104 29 

1104 30 

1105 

1106 

n os  13 00 

—-  —  Potato  starch 

1108  14 00 

—  —  Manioc  (cassava)  starch 

1108  19 

—  —  Other  starches 

1108 20 00 

—  —  Inulin 

1109  00  00 

Wheat  gluten,  whether  or  not  dried 

1201  00 

Soya  beans,  whether  or  not  broken 

1202 

Ground-nuts,  not 
whether  or  not  shelled  or  broken 

roasted  or  otherwise  cooked, 

1203 

Copr 

L50  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

150  Ls/t 

150  us/t 

150  Ls/t 

0,5  % 

135  Ls/t 

135  Ls/t 

135  Ls/t 

135  Ls/t 

1% 

1% 

1% 

1% 

0,5 % 

0,5 % 

0,5  % 

0 , 5% 

0,5 % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

free  ' 

0,5  % 

0,5 % 

free 

\o\ 

CN code 

Description  of  products 

1204 

Linseed,  whether  or  not  broken 

1205 00 

Rappe  or  colza  seeds,  whether  or  not  broken 

1206 00 

Sunflower  seeds,  whether  or  not  broken 

Raie of duty 

Basic  dun 

M FN  d»»v 

For  impons  from  EC 

1995 

2000 

< tt 

1% 

1% 

1% 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5 % 

0,5  % 

0,5 "A. 

0.5 % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

free 

free 

free 

Other  oil  seeds  and  oleaginous  fruits,  whether  or  not 
broken 

1207 

1208 

Flours  and  meals  of  oil  seeds  or  oleaginous  fruits, 
other  than  those  of  mustard 

1% 

0,5 % 

0,5  % 

free 

1209 

Seeds,  fruit  and  spores,  of  a  kind  used  for  sowing 

—  Beet  seed 

1209 11 00 

—  —  Sugar  beet  seed 

1209 19 00 

Other 

—  Seeds  of  forage  plants,  other  than  beet  seed 

1209 2100 

—  —  Lucerne  (alfalfa)  seed 

( 

1209 22 

—  —  Clover  (Trifolium  spp.) 

1209 23 

—  —  Fescue  seed 

1209 24 00 

—  —  Kentucky  blue  grass  (Poa  pratensis  L.)  seed 

1209 25 

—  —  Rye  grass  (Lolium  multiflorum  Lam.,  Lolium 

1209 26 00 

1209 29 

1209 29 10 

1209 29 50 

1209 29 80 

1209 30 00 

perenne  L.)  seed 

—  —  Timothy  grass  seed 

Other 

—  —  —  Vetch  seed 

—  —  —  Lupin  seed 

Other 

—  Seeds  of  herbaceous  plants  cultivated  principally 

for  their  flowers 

—  Other 

1209 91 

—  —  Vegetable  seeds 

1209 99 

Other 

1% 

1% 

1% 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

0,5  % 

0 , 5% 

0 , 5% 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75. Ls/t 

1% 

0 , 5% 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

0,5  % 

0 , 5% 

0 , 5% 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

75  Ls/t 

0 , 5% 

75  Ls/t 

1% 

1% 

1% 

0 , 5% 

0 , 5% 

0 , 5% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

free 

free 

free 

67  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

67  Ls/t 

.67  Ls/t 

free 

free 

free 

free 

free 

1210 

1211 

1212 

Hop  cones,  fresh  or  dried,  whether  or  not  ground, 
powdered  or  in  the  fotm  of  pellets;  lupulin 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

free 

Plants  and  parts  of  plants  (including  seeds  and  fruits), 
of  a  kind  used  primarily  in  perfumery,  in  pharmacy 
or  for 
insecticidal,  fungicidal  or  similar  purposes, 
fresh  or  dried,  whether  or  not  cut,  crushed  or 
powdered 

Locust  beans,  seaweeds  and  other  algae,  sugar  beet 
and  sugar  cane  fresh  or  dried,  whether  or  not  ground; 
fruit  stones  and  kernels  and  other  vegetable  products 
the  variety 
(including  unroasted  chicory  roots  of 
Cichorium 
int)'bus  sativum)  of  a  kind  used  primarily 
for  human  consumption,  not  elsewhere  specified  or 
included 

1% 

0 , 5% 

0,5  % 

free 

1212  10 

—  Locust  beans,  including  locust  bean  seeds 

1% 

0 , 5% 

0,5  % 

free 

TQ\ 

CN  code 

Description  of  products 

R.itc  ol  duty 

<,¥> 

Basic  duty 

M FN  duty 

For  imports  from  EC 

1995 

2000 

1212  30 

121291 

121299 

—  Apricot,  peach  or  plum  stones  and  kernels 

—  —  Sugar  beet 

Other 

1% 

1  % 

1% 

0,5 "A. 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0.5 "A. 

0,5  % 

0,5 % 

1213  00  00 

Cereal  straw  and  husks,  unprepared  or  not  chopped, 
ground,  pressed  or  in  the  form  of  pellets 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

free 

free 

free 

free 

1214 

1302 

Swedes,  mangolds,  fodder  roots,  hay,  lucerne  (alfalfa), 
clover,  sainfoin, 
lupins,  vetches  and 
similar  forage  products,  whether  or  not  in  the  form  of 
, 
pellets 

forage  kale, 

substances, 
saps  and  extracts,  pectic 
Vegetable 
pectinates  and  pectates; agar-agar  and  other  mucilages 
and 
thickeners,  whether  or  not  modified,  derived 
from  vegetable  products 

—  Vegetable  saps  and  extracts 

1% 

-

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

free 

1302  20  10 

Dry 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

Chapter  14 

Vegetable  plaiting  materials;  vegetable  products  not 
elsewhere  specified  or  included 

2 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

0 , 5% 

1501  00 

1502  00 

Lard;  other  pig  fat  and  poultry  fat,  rendered,  whether 
or  not  pressed  or  solvent-extracted 

2 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 0% 

raw 
rendered,  whether  or  not  pressed  or  solvent-

Fats  of  bovine  animals, 
or 
extracted 

sheep  or  goats, 

1502  00  10 

—  For  industrial  uses  other  than  the  manufacture  of 

foodstuffs  for  human  consumption 

1502  00  90 

-  Other 

2 0% 

2 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

5 % ( *) 

1 5% 

0,5  (*) 

1 0% 

1503  00 

Lard  stearin,  lard  oil,  oleostearin,  oleo-oil  and  tallow 
oil,  not  emulsified  or  mixed  or  otherwise  prepared 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

1504 

1507 

1508 

1509 

Fats  and  oils  and  their  fractions,  of  fish  or  marine 
mammals,  whether  or  not  refined  but  chemically 
modified 

1% 

0 , 5% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

Soya-bean  oil  and 
refined,  but  not  chemically  modified 

its  fractions,  whether  or  not 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

Ground-nut  oil  and  its  fractions,  whether  or  not 
refined,  but  not  chemically  modified 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5 % 

Olive  oil  and  its  fractions,  whether  or  not  refined,  but 
not  chemically  modified 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

1510  00 

Other  oils  and  their  fractions,  obtained  solely  from 
olives,  whether  or  not  refined,  but  not  chemically  ' 
modified,  including  blends  of  these  oils  or  fractions 
with  oils  or  fractions  of  heading  No  1509 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

1511 

Palm  oil  and  its  fractions,  whether  or  not  refined,  but 
not  chemically  modified 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

(*)  Tariff  quota  set  out  in  Annex  XI. 

V> 

CN code 

Description  of  products 

Rate  of  dutv 

Basic  duty 

M FN  dutv 

For  imports  from  EC 

1995 

2000 

V 

1512 

1512 11 

1512 19 

1512 21 

1512 29 

1513 

1514 

1515 

1516 

Sunflower-seed, 
fractions 
chemically  modified 

and 
or 
thereof,  whether  or  not  refined,  but  not 

cottonseed 

safflower 

—  Sunflower-seed  or  safflower  oil  and 

fractions 

thereof: 

—  —  Crude  oil 

Other 

—  —  Crude  oil,  whether  or  not  gossypol  has  been 

removed 

Other 

Coconut  (copra),  palm  kernel  or  babassu  oil,  babassu 
oil  and  fractions  thereof,  whether  or  not  refined,  but 
not  chemically  modified 

Rape,  colza  or  mustard  oil  arfd  fractions 
whether  or  not  refined,  but  not  chemically  modified 

thereof, 

Other  fixed  vegetable  fats  and  oils  including  jojoba 
oils  and  their  fractions,  whether  or  not  refined,  .but 
not  chemically  modified 

2 0% 

1% 

1 % 

1% 

1% 

1% 

1 5% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

1 5% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0 , 5% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

1% 

0,5% 

0,5 % 

0,5% 

Animal  or  vegetable  fats  and  oils  and  their  fractions, 
partly 
inter-esterified, 
re-esterified  or  elaidinzed,  whether  or  not  refined,  but 
not  further  prepared 

hydrogenated, 

or  wholly 

1% 

0,5 % 

0,5 % 

0,5 % 

1517 

Margarine;  edible  mixtures  or  preparations  of  animal 
or  vegetable  fats  or  oils  or  of  fractions  of  different 
fats  or  oils  of  this  chapter,  other  than  edible  fats  or 
oils  or  their  fractions  of  heading  No  1516 

20% 

1 5% 

0,5 % ( *) 

0 , 5%  (*) 

1522 

Degras;  residues  resulting  from  the  treatment  of  fatty 
substances  of  animal  or  vegetable  waxes 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

1601 00 

Sausages  and  similar  produas,  of  meat,  meat  offal  or 
blood;  food  preparations  based  on  these  products 

2 0%  + 
800  Ls/t 

1 5%  + 
800  Ls/t 

1 5%  + 
320  Ls/t  (*) 

1 5%  + 
256  Ls/t  (*) 

1602 

Other  prepared  or  preserved  meat  offal  or  blood 

20 %  + 
800  Ls/t 

1 5%  + 
800  Ls/t  (*) 

1 5%  + 
320  Ls/t {' 

1 5%  + 
256  Ls/t  (*) 

1603 

1701 

Extracts  and 
molluscs  or  other  aquatic  invertebrates 

juices  of  meat,  fish  or  crustaceans, 

20% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

0,5  % 

Cana  or  beet  sugar  and  chemically  pure  sucrose,  in 
solid  form: 

—  Raw  sugar  not  containing  added  free  flavouring  or 

colouring  matter: 

1701 11 

—  —  Cane  sugar 

1701 12 

—  —  Beet  sugar 

—  Other 

(*)  Tariff  quota  set  out  in  Annex  XI. 

120  Ls/t 

120  Ls/t 

120  Ls/t 

100  Ls/t 

120  Ls/t 

120  Ls/t 

120  Ls/t 

100  Ls/t 

V1» 

• 

• 

. 

_ 

, 

Rate  of  duly 

CN  code 

Description  of  products 

Basic  duty 

M FN  duly 

% 

For  import 

< from  EC 

1995 

2000 

1701  91  00 

—  —  Containing 
matter 

1701  99 

Other 

added 

flavouring 

or 

colouring 

2 0% 

1 5% 

120  Ls/t 

120  Ls/t 

1 5% 

120  Ls/t 

0,5  % 

100  Ls/r 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

1702 

sugar, 

including  chemically  pure 

lactose, 
Other 
maltose,  glucose  and  fructose,  in  solid  form;  sugar 
syrups  nor  containing  added  flavouring  or  colouring 
matter;  artificial  honey,  whether  or  not  mixed  with 
natural  honey;  caramel 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

1703 

Molasses  resulting  from  the  extraction  or  refining  of 
sugar 

2 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

180100  00 

Cocoa  beans,  whole  or  broken 

1802  00  00 

Cocoa  shells,  husks,  skins  and  other  cocoa  waste 

2001 

2002 

Vegetables,  fruit,  nuts  and  other  edible  parts  of 
plants,  prepared  or  preserved  by  vinegar  or  acetic 
acid 

Tomatoes  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise  than  by 
vinegar  or  acetic  acid 

2002  10  00 

—  Tomatoes,  whole  or  in  pieces 

2002  10  10 

—  —  Peeled 

2002  10  90 

Other 

2002  10  901 

—  —  —  Tomato  paste 

2002  90 

—  Other 

2003 

Mushrooms  and 
otherwise  than  by  vinegar  or  acetic  acid: 

truffles,  prepared  or  preserved 

2003  10 

—  Mushrooms 

2003  20 

-  Truffles 

2004 

Other  vegetables  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise 
than  by  vinegar  or  acetic  acid,  frozen: 

2004  10 

—  Potatoes 

2004  90 

—  Other  vegetables  and  mixtures  of  vegetables 

1% 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0 , 5%  • 

2 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 0% 

2 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 0% 

1% 

2 0% 

2 0% 

2 0% 

20-% 

2 0% 

0,5  % 

1 5% 

0,5  % 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

0,5  % 

1 0% 

1 0% 

0 , 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

2005 

Other  vegetables  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise 
t h a n by  vinegar  or  acetic  acid,  not  frozen 

2 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

2006  00 

Fruit,  nuts,  fruit-peel  and  other  parts  of  plants, 
preserved  by  sugar  (drained,  glacé  or  crystallized) 

2 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

0,5  % 

2007 

Jams,  fruit  jellies,  marmalades,  fruit  or  nut  puree  and 
fruit  or  nut  pastes,  being  cooked  preparations, 
whether  or  not  containing  added  sugar  or  other 
sweetening  matter: 

2007  10 

—  Homogenized  preparations 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

-  Other 

J-

V5 

CN  code 

Description  of  p/oducts 

2007  91 

2007  99 

200S 00 

Citrus  fruit 

Other 

Fruit,  nut  and  other  edible  parts  of  plants,  otherwise 
prepared  or  preserved,  whether  or  not  containing 
added  sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter  or  spirit,  not 
elsewhere  specified  or  included: 

2008 11 

—  —  Ground-nuts 

2008 19 

—  —  Other,  including  mixtures 

2008 20 

—  Pineapples 

200S 30 

—  Citrus  fruits 

2008 40 

—  Pears 

2008 50 

—  Apricots 

2008 60 

—  Cherries 

200S 70 

—  Peaches 

2008 80 

—  Strawberries 

—  Other, 

including  mixtutes  other 

than 

those  of 

subheading  2008  19 

2009 

Fruit 
juices  (including  grape  must)  and  vegetable 
juices,  unfermented  and  not  containing  added  spirit, 
whether  or  not  containing'  added  sugar  or  other 
sweetening  matter 

—  Orange  juice: 

2009  11 

—  —  Frozen 

2009  19 

—  -  Other 

2009  20 

2009  30 

—  Graphefruit  juice 

—  Juice  of  any  other  single  citrus  fruit 

2009  40 

—  Pineapple  juice 

2009  50 

2009  60 

—  Tomato  juice: 

—  Grape  juice  (including  grape  must) 

2009  70 

—  Apple  juice 

2009  80 

2009  90 

—  Juice  of  any  other  single  fruit  or  vegetable 

—  Mixtures  of  juices: 

2106  90  30 

Flavoured 
isoglucose 

or 

coloured 

sugar 

syrups,  of 

20% 

20% 

20% 

20% 

20% 

20% 

2 0% 

20% 

20% 

20% 

2 0% 

20% 

2 0% 

2 0% 

2 0% 

2 0% 

20% 

20% 

20% 

1% 

2106  90  51 

Flavoured  or  coloured  sugar  syrups,  of  lactose 

1% 

2106  90  55 

Flavoured  or  coloured  sugar  syrups,  of  glucose 

2106  90  59 

Flavoured  or  coloured  sugar  syrups,  other 

1% 

1% 

2204 

Wine  of  fresh  grapes,  including  fortified  wines;  grape 
must  other  than  that  of  heading  No  2009 

2204  10 

—  Sparkling  wine: 

—  —  Of  an  actual  alcoholic  strength  by  volume  of 

not  less  than  8,5%  vol. 

Rate  ol  duty 

Basic  duly 

M FN  duiv 

For  imports  from  EC 

1995 

2000 

2 0% 

2 0% 

15% 

15% 

15% 

15% 

0,5 % 

15% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

0 , 5% 

0 , 5% 

0,5 % 

0,5 % 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

\S7o 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

15 % 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

0,5  % 

0,5 % 

0,5  % 

0,5 % 

0 , 5% 

0 , 5% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0 , 5% 

0,5  % 

1 5% 

0 , 5% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0 , 5% 

0 , 5% 

1 5% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0 , 5% 

0,5  % 

0 , 5% 

y>(. 

CN  code 

Description  of  products 

Rale  of  duly 

1e 

Basic  duty 

M FN  duty 

For  import 

s  from  EG 

1995 

2000 

2204  10  11 

—  —  —  Champagne 

30  Ls/hl 

30  Ls/h 

30  Ls/h 

2204  10  19 

2004  10  90 

2204  21 

2204  29 

Other 

Other 

—  —  In  containers  holding  2  1 or  less 

-. 

Other 

2204  30 

—  Other  grape  must 

2 0% 

2 0% 

2 0% 

2 0% 

20 % 

15% 

15 % 

15 % 

1 5% 

15% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

2204  30  10 

—  —  In  fermentation  or  with  fermentation  arrested 
otherwise  than  by  the  addition  of  alcohol 

1% 

, 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

30  Ls/h 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

free 

1 0%  n 

7 % ( -) 

2209 

2301 

2302 

Vinegar  and  substitutes  for  vinegar  obtained  from 
acetic  acid 

2 0% 

15% 

5 % ( ») 

0 , 5%  (*) 

Flours,  meals  and  pellets,  of  meat  or  meat  offal,  of 
fish  or  of  crustaceans,  molluscs  or  other  aquatic 
invertebrates,  unfit  for  human  consumption:  groups 

Bran,  sharps  and  other  residues, whether  or  not  in  the 
form  of  pellets  derived  from  the  sifting,  milling  or 
other  working  of  cereals  o r of  leguminous  plants 

2302  30 

—  Of  wheat 

1% 

0,5 % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

75 Ls/t 

1% 

75  Ls/t 

0,5  % 

75  Ls/t 

0,5  % 

67  Ls/t 

0,5  % 

2303 

Residues  of  starch  manufacture  and  similar  residues, 
sugar 
beet-pulp,  bagasse 
manufacture,  brewing  or  distilling  dregs  and  waste, 
whether  or  not  in  the  form  of  pellets 

and  other  waste  of 

2 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

2304  00  00 

Oil-cake  and  other  solid  residues,  whether  or  not 
ground  or  in  the  form  of  pellets,  resulting  from  the 
extraction  of  soya-bean  oil 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5 % 

0,5  % 

2305  00  00 

Oil-cake  and  other  solid  residues,  whether  or  not 
ground  or  in  the  form  of  pellets,  resulting  from  the 
extraction  of  ground-nut  oil 

2 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

0,5  % 

2306 

Oil-cake  and  other  solid  residues,  whether  or  not 
ground  or  in  the  form  of  pellets,  resulting  from  the 
extraction  of  vegetable  fats  or  oils,  other  than  those 
of  heading  No  2304  or  2305: 

2306  10  00 

—  Of  conon  seeds 

2306  30  00 

—  Of  sunflower  seeds 

2 0% 

1% 

1% 

1 5% 

0,5  % 

0,5 % 

1 5% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

2307  00 

Wine  lees;  argol 

2 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

0,5  % 

2308 

Vegetable  materials  and  vegetable  waste,  vegetable 
residues  and  by-products,  whether  or  not  in  the  form 
of  pellets,  of  a  kind  used  in  animal  feeding,  not 
elsewhere  specified  or  included 

(*)  Tariff  quota  set  out  in  Annex  XI. 

2 0% 

1 5% 

15 % 

0,5  % 

^ 

T*\ 

CN  code 

Description  of  products 

Rate  of  duty 

B.isic  duty 

MFN  duly 

For  impons  from  FC 

1995 

2000 

11 

2309 

2309  10 

2309  90 

2401 

3502 

Preparations  of  a  kind  used  in  animal  feeding 

—  Dog  or  cat  food,  put  up  for  retail  sale 

-  Other 

2 0% 

75  Ls/t 

1 5 % 

75  Ls/t 

1 5 % 

75  Ls/t 

0,5  % 

67  Ls/t 

Unmanufactured  tobacco  refuse 

4% 

2% 

2% 

0,5  % 

Albumins,  albuminates  and  other  albumin  derivatives 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

5201  00 

Cotton,  not  carded  or  combed 

1% 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

0,5  % 

5301 

5302 

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

2 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

Ttue  hemp  (cannabis  sativa  L.)  raw  or  processed  but 
not  spun;  tow  and  waste  of  true  hemp  (including  yarn 
waste  and  garnetted  stock) 

2 0% 

1 5% 

1 5% 

0,5  % 

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ANNEX  M 

List  of  products  referred  to  in  Articlc^Q (2) 

4oo 

Imports  into  Latvia  of  the  following  products  originating  in  the  Community  shall  be  subject  to  the 
following  tariff  quotas 

CN code 

Description  ol-products 

Unit 

Quantity 

Year 

123S 

Year 

Year 
A  d5l-

Ye.ir 

Year 
-f992> 

Year 
.2 COO 

0201 

Meat  of  bovine  animals,  fresh  or  chilled 

0201 30 00 

—  Boneless 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

0203 

Meat  of  swine,  fresh,  chilled  or  frozen: 

0203 12 11 

—  —  —  —  Hams  and  cuts  thereof 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

0206 

Edible  offal  of  bovine  animals,  swine, 
sheep,  goats,  horses,  asses,  mules  or 
hinnies,  fresh,  chilled  or  frozen 

0209 00 

Pig  fat  free  of  lean  meat  and  poultry  fat 
(not 
frozen, 
chilled, 
fresh, 
salted,  in  brine,  dried  or  smoked 

rendered), 

50 

50 

50 

50 

50 

50 

200 

200 

230 

230 

250 

250 

0403 10 

—  Yoghurt 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

0406 90 14 

—  —  —  Emmental 

300 

300 

300 

300 

300 

300 

0601 10 

Bulbs, 
crowns  and  rhizomes,  dormant 

tuberous 

tubers, 

roots,  corms, 

0601 10 30 

—  —  Tulips 

200 

200 

200 

220 

220 

220 

0603 

Cut  flowers  and  flower  buds: 

0603 10 

—  Fresh: 

—  —  From  1  May  to  31  October 

0603 10 13 

—  —  —  Carnations 

12,5 

12,5 

12,5 

13 

13 

13 

—  —  From  1  November  to  31  May 

0603 10 51 

—  —  —  Roses 

0603 10 53 

—  —  —  Carnations 

3,8 

25 

3,8 

25 

4 

4 

25 

.  30 

0603 10 55 

Orchids 

1 

1 

1 

0603 10 65 

—  —  —  Chrysanthemums 

2,5 

2,5 

2,5 

1,2 

2,8 

0701  10  00 

—  Potatoes,  seed 

500 

500 

500 

500 

0702 00  10 

—  Tomatoes,  from  1  November 

600 

600 

600 

600 

to  14  Mav 

4,3 

30 

1,2 

2,8 

500 

600 

4,3 

30 

1,2 

2,8 

500 

600 

V«l 

CN code 

Description  of  products 

Unit 

0704 

Cabbages,  cauliflowers,  kohlrabi,  kale  and 
similar  edible  brassicas,  fresh  or  chilled 
(from  1  March  to  31  May) 

Quantity 

Year 

Year 

Year 

Year 
-/99J 

Year 
^993 

250 

250 

250 

280 

280 

Year 
f.ooo 

2S0 

0706 90 90 

—  —  Other  (radishes)  from  1  January  to 

30  April 

100 

100 

100 

130 

130 

150 

-fO/f 

0707 00 11 

—  —  Cucumbers  and  gherkins,  fresh  or 
to 

1  November 

from 

chilled, 
1  April 

300 

300 

300 

330 

330 

350 

0709 60 

—  Fruits  of  the  genus  Capsicum  or  of  the 

genus  Pimenta 

300 

300 

300 

300 

320 

320 

1001 10 00 

—  Durum  wheat 

15 000 

15 000 

15 000 

15 000 

15 000 

15 000 

1302 

1502 00 10 

1517 

and 

saps 

pectinates 

pectic 
Vegetable 
pectates; 
substances, 
agar-agar 
and 
thickeners,  whether  or  not  modified, 
derived  from  vegetable  products 

extracts, 
and 

other  mucilages 

and 

—  Fats  of  bovine  animals  for 

uses  other 
foodstuffs  for  human  consumption 

than 

industrial 
the  manufacture  of 

Margarine;  edible  mixtures  or  preparations 
of  animals  or  vegetable  fats  or  oils  or  of. 
fractions  of  different  fats  or  oils  of  this 
chapter 

1601 00 

Sausages  and  similar  products  of  meat, 
meat  offal  or  blood;  food  preparations 
based  on  these  products 

1602 

2204 

Other  prepared  or  preserved  meat  offal  or 
blood 

' 

Wine  of  fresh  grapes,  including 
wines;  grape  must  other 
than 
heading  No  2009 

fortified 
that  of 

100 

100 

110 

110 

120 

120 

600 

600 

600 

650 

650 

650 

2 000 

2 000 

2 000 

2000 

2 000 

2 000 

150 

150 

150 

150 

150 

150 

150 

150 

150 

150 

150 

150 

Z204 21 

—  —  in  containers'holding  2  1  or  less 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

2209 

Vinegar 
and 
obtained  from  acetic  acid 

substitutes 

for 

vinegar 

30 

30 

30 

40 

40 

40 

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ANNEX  XII 

foi 

Products,  originating  in  Latvia,  for  which  the  Community  grants  tariff  quotas 

CN  codes 

0302  50 
0303  60 
0302  69  35 
0303  79  41 

Description 

Tariff  quotas 

Cod  (Gadus  morhua,  Gadus  ogac,  Gadus  macrocephalus) 
and  fish  of  the  species  Boreogadus  saida,  fresh/frozen 

which 

1 000  r  at  6 % 
of 
morhua: 
250  t 

Gadus 

0302  61  99 
0303  71  99 

Brisling  or  sprat  (Sprattus  sprattus) 
February,  fresh/frozen 

from  16  June  to  14 

1 600  t  at  6 , 5% 

ex  1604  19  98 
ex* 1604.20  90 

Prepared  or  preserved  Sprat  and  Lamprey  (whether  or  not 
minced) 

350  t  at  1 0% 

2301  20  00 

.  Flours,  meals  and  pellets,  of  fish  or  of  crustaceans,  molluscs 
human 

invertebrates, 

aquatic 

unfit 

for 

other 

or 
consumption 

ex 0301  99  11 

ex 0301  99  90 

Breeding  material: 
—  salmon  eggs/semen 
—  salmon  smolt 

—  Pike  eggs 
—  Pike  perch  smolt 

4 000  t  at  0% 

300  000  pieces  at  0  % 
100 000  pieces  at  0% 

1  million  pieces  at  4  % 
300  000  pieces  at  4% 

ANNEX  XIII 

Products,  originating  in  the  Community,  for  which  Latvia  grants  tariff  reductions 

CN  codes 

0302  50 
0303  60 
0302  69  35 
0303  79  41 

ex 0302  64  10 
ex 0302  64  90 
0303 74  11 
0303  74  19 

ex 0303  40  10 
ex 0303 40  90 
ex 0303 50  10 
ex 0303  50  90 

0302  61  91 
0302  61  99 
0302  7 1 91 
0303  71  99 

0307  31 
0307  39 

0307  41 
0307  49 

Description 

Concessions 

Cod  (Gadus  morhua,  Gadus.  ogac,  Gadus  macrocephalus) 
and  fish  of  the  species  Boreogadus  saida,  fresh/frozen 

1 000  t  at  6% 

Mackerel  of  the  species  Scomber  scombrus  and  Scomber 
japonicus, 

fresh/frozen 

0  % 

Herring  (Clupea  harengus),  fresh/frozen 

2 200  t  at  5% 

Brisling  or  sprat  (Sprattus  sprattus),  fresh/frozen 

1 300  t  at  5% 

Mussels  (Mytilus  spp.,  Perna  spp.) 

Cuttlefish  and  squid 

0% 

0% 

1* 

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Annex XIV 

Concerning Article 44,1 

Legal  acts relating to  real-estate  property in frontier regions in accordance with  legislation in 
force in certain Member States of the Community. 

This reservation is not to be applied in a manner inconsistent with the Most Favoured  Nation 
treatment. 

VL 

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Annex XV 

Concerning  Article 44,2(i) 

1.  Manufacturing  and sale of weapons and explosives. 

2.Organisation and performance of gambling operations. 

3.  Dealing and agency in real estate. 

4.  Ownership of port infrastructure. 

A Community  company cannot establish a subsidiary in the sectors listed above. 

These  reservations  are  not  to  be  applied,  in  a  manner  inconsistent  with  the  Most 
Favoured Nation  treatment. 

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Annex XVI 

Concerning Article 47 

FINANCIAL  SERVICES 

Financial services:  definitions 

A  financial  service  is  any  service  of  a  financial  nature  offered  by  a  financial  service 
provider of a Party. Financial services include the following  activities: 

A.  All insurance and insurance-related  services. 

1.  Direct insurance (including co-insurance), 

(i) life 
(ii)  non-life 

2.  Reinsurance and retrocession. 
3. 
4.  Services  auxiliary  to  insurance,  such  as  consultancy,  actuarial,  risk  assessment 

Insurance intermediation,  such as brokerage and agency. 

and claim settlement services. 

B.  Banking and  other financial services (excluding insurance). 

1.  Acceptance of deposits and other repayable funds from the public 
2.  Lending  of  all  types,  including,  inter  alia,  consumer  credit,  mortgage  credit, 

factoring  and financing of commercial transactions. 

3.  Financial leasing. 
4.  All payment  and money  transmission  services,  including  credit  charge  and  debit 

cards, travellers cheques and bankers drafts. 

5.  Guarantees and commitments. 
6.  Trading  for  own  account  of customers, whether  on  an exchange,  in an  over  the 

' counter market or otherwise, the following: 
(a) money market instruments (cheques, bills, certificates  of deposits, etc.) 
(b) foreign  exchange 
(c) derivative products including, but not limited to, futures  and options 
(d)  exchange  rates  and  interest  rate  instruments,  including  products  such  as 
swaps, forward  rate agreements, etc. 
(e) transferable  securities 
(f)  other negotiable instruments and financial assets, including bullion. 

7.  Participation  in  issues  of  all  kinds  of  securities,  including  under-writing  and 
placement  as  agent  (whether  publicly  or  privately)  and  provision  of  services 
related to such issues. 

8.  Money broking. 
9.  Asset management,  such as cash or portfolio  management,  all forms  of  collective 
investment  management,  pension  fund  management,  custodial  depository  and 
trust  services. 

10.  Settlement  and  clearing  services  for  financial  assets,  including  securities, 

derivative products, and other negotiable instruments. 

11.  Advisory intermediation  and other auxiliary financial services  on all the  activities 
listed in Points  1 to  10 above, including credit reference  and analysis,  investment 
and  portfolio  research  and  advice,  advice  on  acquisitions  and  on  corporate 
restructuring and strategy. 

S»S 

40A 

12.  Provision and transfer of financial information,  and financial data processing and 

related software by providers of other financial services. 

The following activities are excluded from the definition of financial services: 

(a)  Activities carried out by central banks or by any other public institution in pursuit  of 

monetary and exchange rate policies. 

(b)  Activities conducted by central banks, government agencies or departments, or public 
institutions,  for  the  account  or with the  guarantee  of  the  government,  except  when 
those activities may be carried out by financial service providers in competition  with 
such public entities. 

(c)  Activities  forming  part  of  a statutory  system  of  social  security  or  public  retirement 
plans, except when those activities may be carried out by financial service providers in 
competition with public entities or private institutions. 

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Annex  XVII 

Concerning Article 67 

Intellectual, Industrial and Commercial Property  Protection 

1. 

Paragraph 3 of Article 61 concerns the following multilateral conventions: 

Berne  Convention  for  the Protection  of Literary  and  Artistic Works  (Paris 
Act,  1971); 
International  Convention  for  the  Protection  of  Performers,  Producers  of 
Phonograms and Broadcasting Organisations (Rome,  1961); 
Nice  Agreement  concerning  the  International  Classification  of  Goods  and 
Services for  the  purposes  of the Registration  of Marks  (Geneva,  1977  and 
amended in 1979); 
Protocol  relating  to  the  Madrid  Agreement  concerning  the  International 
Registration of Marks (Madrid,  1989); 
Budapest Treaty  on the International Recognition  of the Deposit  of Micro 
organisms for the purposes of Patent Procedures (1977, modified  in  1980); 
International  Convention  for  the  Protection  of  New  Varieties  of  Plants 
(UPOV) (Geneva Act,  1991). 

The Association  Council  may decide that  paragraph  3  of Article  67  shall  apply  to 
other multilateral conventions. 

2. 

The Parties  confirm  the importance they attach to  the  obligations  arising  from  the 
following  multilateral conventions: 

Madrid  Agreement  concerning  the  International  Registration  of  Marks 
(Stockholm Act,  1967 and amended in 1979); 
Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property  (Stockholm  Act, 
1967 and amended in 1979); 
Patent  Co-operation  Treaty  (Washington,  1970,  amended  in  1979  and 
modified  in 1984). 

3. 

4. 

From  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement,  Latvia  shall  grant  to  Community 
companies  and  nationals,  in  respect  of  the  recognition  and  protection  of 
intellectual,  industrial  and  commercial  property, treatment  no  less favourable  than 
that granted by it to any third country under bilateral agreements. 

The  provisions  of paragraph  3 shall  not  apply  to  advantages  granted  by Latvia  to 
any third country on an effective  reciprocal basis. 

p 
c 

W 

Annex XVHI 

Concerning Article 109 

408 

Latvia  may  participate  in  Community  framework  programmes,  specific  programmes, 
projects or other actions in the fields of: 

research 
information  services 
the environment 

- 
- 
- 
-  education, training and youth 
-  social policy and health 
-  consumer  protection 
-  small and medium-sized  enterprises 
tourism 
- 
-  culture 
- 
-  civil protection 
- 
trade  facilitation 
-  energy 
- 

the audiovisual  sector 

transport,  and 
the fight against drugs and drug addiction. 

The  Association  Council  may agree to  add  other fields of  Community  activities  to  those 
listed  above,  where  it  is  considered  to  be  of  mutual  interest  or  to  contribute  to  the 
attainment of the objectives of the Europe Agreement. 

Vfr 

Latvia 

LIST OF PROTOCOLS 

PROTOCOL 

TITLE 

Referred  to in Article  16(2) laying down other arrangements 
applicable to textile products 

On trade between the Community and Latvia in processed 
agricultural  products 

Concerning the definition  of originating products and methods of 
administrative cooperation 

On specific provisions relating to trade between Latvia and 
Spain and Portugal 

On mutual assistance between administrative authorities in 
customs matters 

t 

31? 

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referred  to  in  Article  l£  (2)  laying  down  other  arrangements  applicable  to  textile  products 

PROTOCOL  1 

This  Protocol  consists  of  the  Agreement  between  the  European  Economic  Community  and  the 
Republic  of  Latvia  on  trade  in  textile  products,  initialled  in  Brussels  on  15  June  1993,  and 
annexed  hereto. 

between  the  European  Economic  Community  and  the  Republic  of  Latvia  on  trade  in  textile 
products 

AGREEMENT 

THE COUNCIL  OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES, 

of  the one  part, and 

THE GOVERNMENT  OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA 

of  the  other part, 

DESIRING  to  promote,  with  a view  to permanent cooperation and in conditions  providing  every  security 
for  trade,  the  orderly  and  equitable  development  of  trade  in  textile  produas  between  the  European 
Economic  Community  (hereinafter  referred  to as 'the Community') and  the Republic of  Latvia  (hereinafter 
referred  to as .'Latvia'), 

RESOLVED  to  take  the  fullest  possible  account  of  the  serious  economic  and  social  problems  at  present 
affecting  the textile industry  in both  importing and exporting countries, and in particular, to eliminate real 
risks of  market disruption on the market of the Community and real risks of disruption to the textile trade 
of  Latvia, 

HAVE DECIDED  to conclude  this Agreement and to this end  have designated  as their  plenipotentiaries: 

THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES, 

THE GOVERNMENT  OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA, 

WHO  HAVE AGREED AS FOLLOWS: 

Artide  1 

Trade  in  textile  products  listed  in  Annex  I  and 
1. 
originating  within 
the  Contracting  Parties  shall  be 
liberalized  for  the  duration  of  this  Agreement  under  the 
conditions  set  out  therein. 

. 

u 

• 

* - 
2. 
Subject  to  the  provisions  of  this  or  any  successive 
Agreement,  the  Community  undertakes,  in  respect  of 
the  products 
the 
application  of  quantitative  import  restrictions  currently 
introduce  new-iquantitative 
in 
restrictions. 

force  and  not 

in  Annex.  I, 

suspend 

listed 

to 

to 

1ft 

Quantitative  import  restrictions  shall  be  reintroduced  in 
case  of  denunciation  or  non-replacement  of  the  present 
Agreement. 

3.  Measures  having  equivalent  effect  to  quantitative 
restrictions  on  the  importation  into  the  Community  of 
the  products  listed  in  Annex  I  shall  be  prohibited  for  the 
duration  of  this  Agreement. 

Article  2 

1. 
Exports  from  Latvia  to  the  Community  of  products 
listed  in  Annex  I  and  originating  in  Latvia  shall,  at  the 
time  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement,  be  free  from 
quantitative 
limits  may 
limits.  However,  quantitative 
subsequently  be  introduced  under  conditiops  specified  in 
Article  5. 

2. 
Should  quantitative  limits  be  introduced,  exports  of 
tne  textile  products  made  subject  to  quantitative  limits 
shall  be  subject  to  a  double-checking  system  as  specified 
in  Protocol  A. 

3. 
As  the  time  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement, 
exports  of  products  listed  in  Annex  II  not  subject  to 
quantitative  limits  shall  be  subject  to  the  double-checking 
system  referred  to  in  paragraph  2. 

in  accordance  with 

Following  consultations 

4. 
the 
procedures  set  out  in  Article  15,  exports  of  products  in 
than 
Annex  I  not  subject  to  quantitative  limits  other 
those  listed  in  Annex  II  may  be  subject,  subsequently  to 
the 
the 
double-checking  system  referred  to  in  paragraph  2  or  to  a. 
prior  surveillance  system  introduced  by  the  Community. 

this  Agreement, 

force  of 

entry 

into 

to 

4Y-f 

quantitative  limit  established  under  this  Agreement  for 
the  current  or  the  following  year,  as  appropriate. 

3. 
The  Community  and  Latvia  recognize  the  special 
and  differential  character  of  reimports  of  textile  products 
into  the  Community  after  processing 
in  Latvia  as  a 
specific  form  of  industrial  and  trade  cooperation. 

Should  quantitative  limits  be  establishhed  pursuant 
to 
Article  5,  provided  that  they  are  effected  in  accordance 
with  the  regulations  on  economic  outward  processing  in 
force  in  the  Community,  these  reimports  shall  not  be 
subject  to  these  quantitative  limits  if  they  are  subject  to 
the  specific  arrangements  laid  down  in  Protocol  C. 

Article  4 

Should  quantitative 
Article  5,  the  following  provisions  shall  apply: 

limits  be  introduced  pursuant 

to 

1.  In  any  Agreement  year  advance  use  of  a  portion  of 
the  quantitative  limit  established  for  the  following 
Agreement  year  is  authorized  for  each  category  of 
products  up  to  5%  of  the  quantitative  limit  for  the 
current  Agreement  year. 

Amounts  delivered  in  advance  shall  be  deducted  from 
the  corresponding  quantitative  limits  established  for 
the  following  Agreement  year. 

2.  Carry-over  to  the  corresponding  quantitative  limit  for 
the  following  Agreement  year  of  the  amounts  not 
used  during  any  Agreement  year  is  authorized  for 
each  category  of  products  up 
the 
quantitative  limit  for  the  current  Agreement  year. 

to  7%  of 

Article  3 

3.  Transfers  in  respect  of  categories  in  Group  I  shall  not 

be  made  from  any  category  except  as  follows: 

Imports 

limits  established  under 

into  the  Community  of  textile  products 
1. 
covered  by  this  Agreement  shall  not  be  subject  to  the 
this  Agreement, 
quantitative 
provided 
re-export 
outside 
the  same  state  or  after 
in 
processing,  within  the  framework  of  the  administrative 
system  of  control  which  exists  within  the  Community. 

they  are  declared 

the  Community 

to  be  for 

that 

However,  the  release  for  home  use  of  products  imported 
to 
into  the  Community  under  the  conditions  referred 
above  shall  be  subject  to  the  production  of  an  export 
licence 
to 
proof  of  origin  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of 
Protocol  A. 

the  authorities  of  Latvia,  and 

issued  by 

2.  Where  the  Community  authorities  ascertain 
that 
imports  of  textile  products  have  been  set  off  against  a 
quantitative  limit  established  under  this  Agreement,  but 
that  the  products  have  subsequently  been  re-exported 
outside  the  Community,  the  authorities  shall  inform  the 
Latvian  authorities  within  four  weeks  of  the  quantities, 
involved  and  authorize  imports  of  identical  quantities  of 
the  same  products,  which  shall  not  be  set  off  against  the 

It 

—  transfers  between  categories  2  and  3  and  from 
category  1  to  categories  2  and  3  may  be  made  up 
to  4%  of  the  quantitative  limits  for  the  category 
to  which  the  transfer  is  made, 

—  transfers  between  categories  4,  5,  6,  7  and  8  may 
be  made  to  4%  of  the  quantitative  limit  for  the 
category  to  which  the  transfer  is  made. 

Transfers  into  any  category  in  Groups  II,  III,  IV  and 
V  may  be  made  from  any  category  or  categories  in 
the 
Groups  I,  II,  III,  IV  and  V  up 
quantitative 
the 
limit  for 
transfer  is  made. 

to  5%  of 
to  which 

the  category 

4.  The  table  of  equivalence  applicable  to  the  transfers 
this 
is  given 

in  Annex 

to  above 

to 

I 

referred 
Agreement. 

5.  The  increase  in  any  category  of  products  resulting 
from  the  cumulative  application  of  the  provisions  in 
paragraphs  1,  2  and  3  above  during  an  Agreement 
year  shall  not  exceed  the  following  limits: 

y< 

—  1 3%  for  categories  of  products  in  Group  I; 

—  1 3 , 5%  for  categories  of  produas  in  Groups  II, 

III,  IV  and  V. 

set  out  in  paragraph  2,  should  the  trend  of  total  imports 
into  the  Community  of  the  p r o d ua  in  question  make  this 
necessary. 

4il 

6.  Prior  notification 

shall  be  given  by 

the  Latvian 
authorities  in  the  event  of  recourse  to  the  provisions 
of  paragraphs  1,  2  and  3  above,  at  least  15  days  in 
advance. 

Article  5 

Exports  of  textile  products  listed  in  Annex  I  to  this 
1. 
Agreement  may  be  made  subject  to  quantitative  limits  on 
the  conditions  laid  down  in  the  following  paragraphs. 

2.  Where  the  Community  finds,  under  the  system  of 
administrative  control  set  up,  that  the  level  of  imports  of 
products  in  a  given  category  listed  in  Annex  I  originating 
in  Latvia  exceeds,  in  relation  to  the  preceding  year's  total 
imports  into  the  Community  from  all  sources  of  produas 
in  that  category,  the  following  rates: 

V 

—  0,4 %  for  categories  of  produas  in  Group  I, 

—  2,4 %  for  categories  of  products  in  Group  II, 

5. -  The  annual  growth  rate  for  the  quantitative  limits 
introduced  pursuant  to"this  Article  shall  be  determined  in 
accordance  with  the  provisions  of  Protocol  D. 

6. 
The  provisions  of  this  Article  shall  not  apply  where 
in  paragraph  2  have  been 
the  percentages  specified 
reached  as  a  result  of  a  fall  in  total  imports  into  the 
Community,  and  not  as  a  result  of  an  increase  in  exports 
of  products  originating  in  Latvia. 

In  the  event  of  the  provisions  of  paragraph  2,  3  or 
7. 
4  being  applied,  Latvia  undertakes 
issue  export 
licences  for  products  covered  by  contracts  concluded 
before  the  introduction  of  the  quantitative  limit,  up  to 
the  volume  of  the  quantitative  limit  fixed. 

to 

to 

in  Article  12 

8.  Up  to  the  date  of  communication  of  the  statistics 
referred 
the  provisions  of 
paragraph  2  of  this  Article  shall  apply  on  the  basis  of  the 
annual 
the 
Community. 

statistics  previously 

communicated 

(6), 

by 

—  8% 

for  categories  of  products 

in  Groups  III,  IV 

and  V, 

Article  6 

the  procedure  described 

it  may  request  the  opening  of  consultations  in  accordance 
with 
this 
Agreement,  with  a  view  to  reaching  agreement  on  an 
appropriate  restraint 
in  such 
category. 

in  Article  15  of 

the  products 

level 

for 

Pending  a  mutually  satisfaaory  solution,  Latvia 
3. 
undertakes,  from  the  date  of  notification  of  the  fequest 
for  consultations, 
level 
to  suspend  or 
indicated  by  the  Community  exports  of  the  category  of 
products  in  question  to  the  Community  or  to  the  region 
or  regions  of  the  Community  market  specified  by  the 
Community. 

limit  at 

the 

The  Community  shall  authorize 
importation  of 
products  of  the  said  category  shipped  from  Latvia  before 
the  date  on  which  • the  request  for  consultations  was 
submitted. 

the 

4. 
Should  the  Contraciing  Parties  be  unable  in  the 
course  of  consultations  to  reach  a  satisfactory  solution 
within  the  period  specified  in  Article  15  the  Community 
shall  have  the  right  to  introduce  a  definitive  quantitative 
limit  at  an  annual  level  not  lower  than  the  level  resulting 
from 
in 
paragraph  2,  or  1 0 6%  of  the  level  of  imports  reached 
during  the  calendar  year  preceding  that  in  which  imports 
exceeded  the  level  resulting  from  the  application  of  the 
formula  set  out  in  paragraph  2  and  gave  rise  to:  the 
request  for  consultations,  whichever  is  the  higher. 

the  application  of 

set  out 

formula 

the 

The  annual  level  so  fixed  shall  be  revised  upwards  after 
consultations  in  accordance  .with  the  procedure  referred 
to  in  Article  15,  with  a  view  to  fulfilling  the  conditions 

u 

agree 

and  Latvia 

the  Community 

In  view  of  ensuring  the  effective  functioning  of  this 
1. 
Agreement, 
to 
cooperate  fully  in  order  to  prevent,  to  investigate  and  to 
take  any  necessary 
legal  and/or  administrative  action 
against  circumvention  by  transhipment,  rerouting,  false 
declaration  concerning  the  country  or  place  of  origin, 
falsification  of  documents,  false  declaration  concerning 
fibre  content,  quantities  description  or  classification  of 
merchandise  any  by  whatever  other  means.  Accordingly, 
Latvia  and 
the 
necessary  legal  provisions  and  administrative  procedures 
taken  against  such 
permitting  effective  action 
circumvention,  which  shall  include  the  adoption  of  legally 
binding  corrective  measures  against  exporters  and/or 
importers  involved. 

the  Community  agree 

to  establish 

to  be 

Should 

the  basis  of 
the  Community  believe  on 
2. 
information  available  that  the  present  Agreement  is  being 
circumvented,  the  Community  will  consult  with  Latvia 
with  a  view  to  reaching  a  mutually  satisfactory  solution. 
These  consultations  will  be  held  as  early  as  possible  and 
at  the  latest  within  30  days  from  the  date  of  request. 

the  Community, 

3. 
Pending  the  results  of  the  consultation  referred  to  in 
paragraph  2,  Latvia  shall,  as  a  precautionary  measure»  if 
take  all  necessary 
so  requested  by 
measures  to  ensure  that,  where  sufficient  evidence  of 
circumvention  is  provided,  adjustments  of  quantitative 
limits established  pursuant  to  Article  5  liable  to  be  agreed 
following  the  consultations  referred  to  in  paragraph  2 
may  be  carried  out  for  the  quota  year  in  which  the 
request 
in  accordance  with 
paragraph  2  was  made,  or  for  the  following-year  if  the 
. quota  for  the  current  year  is  exhausted. 

to  open  consultations 

Should  the  Parties  be  unable,  in  the  course  of  the 
4. 
consultation 
to  reach  a 
mutually  satisfactory  solution,  the  Community  shall  have 
the  right: 

in  paragraph  2 

referred 

to 

(a)  where 

there 

that  products 
is  sufficient  evidence 
originating 
in 
imported 
in  Latvia  have  been 
circumvention  of  the  present  Agreement,  to  set  off 
the  relevant  quantities  against  the  quantitative  limits 
established  pursuant  to  Article  5; 

(b)  where 

shows 

evidence 

false 
that 
sufficient 
fibre  content,  quantities, 
declaration  concerning 
description  or  classification  of  products  originating 
in  Latvia  has  occurred, 
the 
products  in  question; 

to  import 

to  refuse 

a 

(c)  should 

that 

it  appear 

territory  of  Latvia 

is 
the 
involved  in  transhipment  or  rerouting  of  products 
not  originating  in  Latvia,  to  introduce  quantitative 
limits  against  the  same  products  originating  in  Latvia 
if  they  are  not  already  subject  to  quantitative  limits, 
or  to  take  any  other  appropriate  measures. 

( 

\. 

The  Parties  agree 

to 
system  of 
a 
5. 
to  prevent  and  to  address 
administrative  cooperation 
in 
effectively  all  problems  arising  from  circumvention 
accordance  with  the  provisions  of  Protocol  A  to  this 
Agreement. 

establish 

Artile  7 

1. 
The  quantitative  limits  established  pursuant  to  this 
Agreement  on  imports  into  the  Community  of  textile 
products  of  Latvian" origin  will  not  be  broken  down  by 
the  Community  into  regional  shares. 

The  Parties  shall  cooperate 

2. 
to  prevent 
sudden  and  prejudicial  changes  in  traditional  trade  flows 
resulting  in  regional  concentration  of  direct  imports  into 
tne  Community. 

in  order 

the  Community  will  be  entitled 

3. 
Latvia  shall  monitor  its  exports  of  products  under 
restraint  or  surveillance  into  the  Community.  Should  a 
sudden  and  prejudicial  change  in  traditional  trade  flows 
arise, 
request 
consultations  in  order  to  find  a  satisfactory  solution  to 
those  problems.  Such  consultations  must  be  held  within 
15  working  days  of 
the 
Community. 

requested  by 

their  being 

to 

4. 
Latvia  shall  endeavour  to  ensure  that  exports  of 
limits  into  the 
textile  products  subject  to  quantitative 
Community  are  spaced  out  as  evenly  as  possible  over  the 
year  due  account  being  taken  in  particular  of  seasonal 
factors. 

Article  8 

the.  event  of  denunciation  of 

In 
this  Agreement  as 
provided  for  in  Article  19  (3),  the  quantitative  limits 

its 

established  pursuant  to  this  Agreement  shall  be  reduced 
on  a  pro  rata 
temporis  basis  unless  the  Contracting 
Parties  decide  otherwise  by  common  agreement. 

Article  9 

fabrics  woven  on 
Latvia  exports  of  cottage-industry 
hand-  or 
looms,  garments  or  other 
foot-operated 
made-up  articles  obtained  manually  from*  such  fabrics 
and  of  traditional  folklore  handicraft  products  shall  not 
these 
be  subject 
products  originating  in  Latvia  meet  the  conditions  laid 
down  in  Protocol  B. 

limits,  provided 

to  quantitative 

that 

Article  10 

Should 

that  a 

the  Community  consider 

texile 
1. 
product  covered  by  this  Agreement  is  being  imported  into 
the  Community  from  Latvia  at  a  price  abnormally  lower 
than  the  normal  competitive  level  and  is  for  this  reason 
causing  or 
to 
like  or  directly  competing 
Community  producers  of 
products, 
to 
Article  15,  and 
specific 
provisions  shall  be  applicable. 

request  consultations  pursuant 

in  that  event 

the  following 

threatening 

to  cause 

it  may 

serious 

injury 

that 

If  following  such  consultations  it  is  acknowledged 
2. 
by  common  accord 
in 
paragraph  1  exists,  Latvia  shall  take,  within  the  limits  of 
its  powers,  the  necessary  steps,  notably  as  regards  the 
price  at  which  the  product  in  question  will  be  sold,  to 
remedy  the  situation. 

the  situation  described 

3. 
In  order  to  determine  whether  the  price  of  a  textile 
product  is abnormally  lower  than  the  normal  competitive 
level,  it  may  be  compared  with: 

—  the  prices  generally  charged  for  like  products  sold 
under  the  ordinary  conditions  by  other  exporting 
countries  on  the  market  of  the  importing  country, 

—  the  prices  of  like  national  products  at  a  comparable 
importing 

the  market  of 

the 

marketing  stage  on 
country, 

—  the  lowest  prices  charged  by  a  third  country  for  the 
same  product  in  the  course  of  ordinary  commercial 
dealings  in  the  three  months  preceding  the  request  for 
consultations,  and  not  having  led  to  the  adoption  of 
any  measure  by  the  Community. 

4. 
Should  the  consultations  referred  to  in  paragraph  2 
above Yail  to  lead  to  an  agreement  within  30  days  of  the 
Community's  request  for  consultations,  the  Community 
may,  until  these  consultations  have  produced  a  mutually 
satisfaaory  solution,  temporarily  refuse  consignments  of 
the  product  in  question  at  prices  under  the  conditions 
referred  to  in  paragraph  1. 

5. 
In  totally  exceptional  and  critical  circumstances, 
where  consignments  of  products are  being  imported  from 
Latvia  into  the  Community  at  prices  abnormally  lower 
than  the  normal  competitive  level, such  as  to  cause  injury 
which  it  would  be  difficult  to  repair,  the  Community  may 
temporarily  suspend  imports  of  the  products  concerned 
pending  agreement  on  a  solution 
the  course  of 
consultations,  which  shall  be  opened  immediately.  The 
Contracting  Parties  shall  do  their  utmost  to  reach  a 
mutually  acceptable  solution  within  10  working  days' 
notice  of  the  opening  of  such  consultations. 

in 

Should 

recourse 

the  Community  have 

the 
6. 
measures  referred  to  in  paragraphs  4  and  5,  Latvia  may 
at  any  time  request 
to 
examine  the  possibility  of  eliminating  or  modifying  these 
measures  where  the  causes  which  made  them  necessary 
no  longer  exist. 

the  opening  of  consultations 

to 

Article  11 

is  based  on 

The  classification  of  the  products  covered  by  this 
1. 
Agreement 
statistical 
the 
nomenclature  of  the  Community  (herinafter  called  the 
'combined  nomenclature',  or  in  abbreviated  form  'CN') 
and  any  amendments  thereof. 

tariff 

and 

Where  any  decision  on  classification  results  in  a  change 
of  classification  practice  or  a  change  of  category  of  any 
product  subject  to  this  Agreement  the  affected  products 
shall  follow  the  trade  regime  applicable  to  the  practice  or 
category  they  fall  into  after  such  changes. 

to 

Any  amendment 
the  combined  nomenclature  (CN) 
made  in  accordance  with  the  procedures  in  force  in  the 
Community  concerning  categories  of  products  covered  by 
this  Agreement 
the 
or 
to 
classification  of  goods  shall  not  have 
the  effect  of 
reducing  quantitative  limits  introduced  pursuant  to  this 
Agreement. 

any  decision 

relating 

The  origin  of 

2. 
this 
Agreement  shall  be  determined  in  accordance  with  the 
rules  in  force  in  the  Community. 

the  products  covered  by 

to 

Any  amendement 
these  rules  of  origin  shall  be 
communicated  to  Latvia  and  shall  not  have  the  effect  of 
reducing  any  quantitative  limit  established  pursuant  to 
this  Agreement. 

The  procedures  for  control  of  the  origin  of  the  products 
referred  to  above  are  laid  down  in  Protocol  A. 

m 

the  Community,  as  well  as  on  all  certificates  issued  by  the 
competent  Latvian  authorities  for  products  referred  to  in 
Article  9  and  subject  to  the  provisions  of  Protocol  B. 

The  Community  shall 

transmit 
the 
2. 
likewise 
information  on 
Latvian  authorities  precise  statistical 
import 
the  Community 
issued 
authorities  and  import  statistics  for  products  covered  by 
the  system  referred  to  in  Article  5  (2). 

authorizations 

by 

to 

The  information  referred 

3. 
to  above  shall,  for  all 
categories  of  p r o d u a s,  be  forwarded  before  the  end  of 
the  month  following  the  month  to  which  the  statistics 
relate. 

4.  Upon 
supply 
Annex  I. 

request  by 
import  statistics 

the  Community,  Latvia  shall 
for  all  products  covered  by 

that 

Should  it  be  found  on  analysis  of  the  information 
5. 
exchanged 
discrepancies 
are 
between  the  returns  for  exports  and  those  for  imports, 
consultations  may  be  initiated  in  accordance  with  the 
procedure  specified  in  Article  15  of  this  Agreement. 

significant 

there 

For 

the  purpose  of  applying 

the  provisions  of 
6. 
Article  5,  the  Community  undertakes 
the 
to  provide 
Latvian  authorities  before  15  April  of  each  year  with  the 
preceding  year's  statistics  on 
textile 
products  covered  by  this  Agreement,  broken  down  by 
supplying  country  and  Community  Member  State. 

imports  of  all 

Article  13 

shall 

create 

Latvia 

conditions 

favourable 

in  Annex  I  and,  where  appropriate 

i. 
for 
imports  of  textile  products  originating  in  the  Community 
listed 
inter  alia, 
accord  to  them  non-discriminatory  treatment  as  regards 
the 
the  application  of  quantitative 
granting  of  licences  and  the  allocation  of  currency  needed 
to  pay  for  such  imports.  Latvia  will  also  recommend  to 
its 
the 
Community  producers  of  textiles  mentioned  above  while 
according  the  highest  possible  degree  of  liberalization  to 
those  imports  taking  into  account  the  development  of 
trade  between  the  Contracting  Parties. 

the  possibilities  offered  by 

restrictions,  and 

importers 

to  use 

2.  Where  a  need  for  additional  supplies  arises  and  in 
particular  a  need  leading  to  the  diversification  on  imports 
shall  accord 
of 
non-discriminatory 
textile 
products  originating  in  the  Community. 

in  Latvia,  Latvia 

textile  products 

imports  of 

treatment 

to 

Article  12 

Article  14 

Latvia  shall  supply  the  Commission  with-precise 
1. 
statistical  information  on  all  export  licences  issued  for 
categories  of  textile  products  subject  to  the  quantitative 
limits  established  pursuant  to  this  Agreement,  or  to  a 
double-checking  system  expressed  in  quantities  and  in 
terms  of  value  and  broken  down  by  Member  States  of 

1. 
The  Contraaing  Parties  agree  to  examine  the  trend 
of  trade  in  textile  products  and  garments  each  year,  in 
the  framework  of 
in 
Article  15  and  on  the  basis  of  the  statistics  referred  to  in 
Article  12. 

the  consultations  provided 

for 

Vl 

If  the  Community  finds  that  in  the  cases  foreseen  in 
2. 
Article  13  (2)  of  this  Agreement 
in  an 
unfavourable  position  as  compared  with  a  third  country, 
it  may  request  consultations  with  Latvia  in  accordance 
with  the  procedure  specified  in  Article  15  with  a  view  to 
taking  appropriate  action. 

it  is  placed 

Article  15 

Save  where  it  is  otherwise  provided  for 

1. 
Agreement,  the  consultation  procedures  referred 
this  Agreement  shall  be  governed  by 
provisions: 

the 

in 

this 
to  in 
following 

—  as 

far  as  possible  consultations 

shall  be  held 
periodically.  Specific  additional  consultations  may 
also  be  held, 

—  any  request  for  consultations  shall  be  notified 

in 

writing  to  the  other  Contracting  Party, 

v,  —  where  appropriate,  the  request  for  consultations  shall 
be  followed  within  a  reasonable  period  and  in  any 
case  not  later  than  15  days  following  the  notification 
by  a  report  setting  out  the  circumstances  which,  in  the 
opinion  of  the  requesting  Party,  justify  the  submission 
of  such  a  request, 

—  the  Contracting  Parties  shall  enter  into  consultations 
within  one  month  of  notification  of  the  request  at  the 
reaching  agreement  or  a 
latest,  with  a  view 
to 
further 
mutually  acceptable  conclusion  within  one 
month  at  the  latest, 

—  the  period  of  one  month  referred  to  above  for  the 
purpose  of 
reaching  agreement  or  a  mutually 
acceptable  conclusion  may  be  extended  by  common 
accord. 

it  ascertains 

request  consultations 

The  Community  may 

in 
2. 
that 
accordance  with  paragraph  1  when 
during  a  particular  year  of  application  of  the  Agreement 
difficulties  arise  in  the  Community  or  one  of  its  regions 
due  to  a  sharp  and  substantial  increase,  by  comparison  to 
the  preceding  year,  in  imports  of  a  given  category  of 
limits  established 
to  the  quantitative 
Group  I  subject 
pursuant  to  this  Agreement. 

; 

3. 
At  the  request  of  either  of  the  Contracting  Parties, 
consultations  shall  be  held  on  any  problems  arising  from 
the  application  of  this  Agreement.  Any  consultations  held 
pursuant  to  this  Article  shall  take  place  in  a  spirit  of 
cooperation  and  with  a  desire  to  reconcile  the  differences 
between  the  Contracting  Parties. 

Article  16 

The  Contracting  Parties  undertake 
the 
exchange  of  visits  by  persons,  groups  and  delegations 
from  business,  trade  and  industry,  to  facilitate  contacts  in 
the  industrial,  commercial, and  technical  fields  connected 

to  promote 

MS 

with  trade  and  cooperation  in  textile  industry  and  textile 
products  and  garments,  and  to  assist  in  the  organization 
of  fairs  and  exhibitions  of  mutual  interest. 

Article  17 

As  regards  intellectual  property,  at  the  request  of  either 
Contracting  Party,  consultations 
in 
accordance  with  the  procedure  laid  down  in  Article  15 
with  a  view  to  finding  an  equitable  solution  to  problems 
relating  to  the  protection  of  marks,  designs  or  models  of 
articles  of  apparel  and  textile  products. 

shall  be  held 

Article  18 

This  Agreement  shall  apply,  on  the  one  hand,  to  the 
territories  in  which  the  Treaty  establishing  the  European 
Economic  Community 
the 
conditions  laid  down  in  that  Treaty  and,  on  the  other 
hand,  to  the  territory  of  the  Republic  of  Latvia. 

is  applied 

under 

and 

Article  19 

This  Agreement  shall  enter  into  force  on  the  first 
1. 
day  of  the  month  following  the  date  on  which  the  Parties 
notify  each  other  of  the  completion  of  the  procedures 
necessary  for  that  purpose.  It  shall  be  applicable  until 
31  December  1997. 

This  Agreement 

2. 
1  January  1993. 

shall  apply  with  effect 

from 

Either  Contracting  Party  may  at  any  time  propose 
3. 
modifications  to  this  Agreement  or  denounce  it,  provided 
that  at  least  six  months's  notice  is  given.  In  that  event, 
the  Agreement  shall  come  to  an  end  on  the  expiry  of  the 
period  of  notice. 

The  Contracting  Parties  agree 
later 

4. 
consultations  not 
expiration  of 
possibly  concluding  a  new  Agreement. 

than  six  months  before 

the  present  Agreement  with  n  view 

to 

enter 

into 
the 
to 

5. 
The  Annexes,  Protocols,  Agreed  Minutes  and  letters 
exchanged  or  attached  to  this  Agreement,  shall  form  an 
integral  part  thereof. 

Article  20 

This  Agreement  shall  be  drawn  up  in  two  copies  in  the 
Danish,  Dutch,  English,  French,  German,  Greek,  Italian, 
Portuguese,  Spanish  and  Latvian  languages,  each  of  these 
texts  being  equally  authentic. 

For  the  Government 
of  the 
Republic  of  Latvia 

For  the  Council 
of  the 
European  Communities 

Ui 

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ANNEX  I 

PRODUCTS  REFERRED  TO IN ARTICLE  1 

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  to  cover  garments  up  to  and  including 

commercial  size 86. 

GROUP  I A 

Description 

(3) 

Cotton  yarn,  not put up for retail  sale 

Tabic of equivalence 

pieces/kg 

g/piece 

(4) 

(5) 

Category 

CNcode 
1994 

(1) 

(2) 

5204  11 00 
5204  19 00 

5205 11 00 
5205 12 00 
5205 13 00 
5205 14 00 
5205 15 10 
5205 15 90 
5205 21 00 
5205 22 00' 
5205 23 00 
5205 24 00 
5205 25 10 
5205 25 30 
5205 25 90 
5205 31 00 
5205 32 00 
5205 33 00 
5205 34 00 
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 
5206 
5206 
5206 
5206 
5206 
5206 
5206 
5206 
5206 
5206 
5206 
-5206 
5206 
5206 

1100 
12 00 
13 00 
14 00 
15 10 
15 90 
2100 
22 00 
23 00 
24 00 
25 10 
25 90 
3100 
32 00 
33 00 

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b=B 

N  u 

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w JS 

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t;  S .y 
£  >  u 

o o o o o o o oo 
0 « - < ï v 0 0 0 0 ^ - < T\ 

o o o o o o o oo 
M N N M N r s i S NN 

O  O  n  ro  10  Os r->  rn  10  ^ O O O O r - i r n t r(O s r - i m i o O N O O O T - i m i r i < J \ ' - ' f ^ i o a \ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 
r— ON  «-•  r - r - r ^ O N C N O N < T \ 0 0 ' - ' 0 \ < - - r - l r - l ^ - l ( 3 \ < J \ ( J \ C J \ O O O r - l r - " ^ i > - < C j N C f \ 0 \ O N O O O O O O O » -l< 7 N OO 
i - r - N N N N N N ( N N ' * 1 0 \ r - i - > ( N t ( N N N N N N N n 0 \ r H ( N N N r - I N ( S r l l N f,
r< r H r f i H ^ r < H i - r < ^ H r . N r M N N N N N N N N N N f O f,
M C C C O C O C O O O M W O O W O O M O O O O C O O O C O W C O O O W W C C M M O O O O C O O O O O O O C l O O O O O O O O O O O O O I l O O O W M O O l» 
O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O OO  O  O  O  O 

,i r n r O ( n r f i r o ^ n ' « 1 ^ ' i r ^ T r ' i rlOlOlOlO > 'l 

,l 0 \ " ( N ^ 0 \ r < N N ' ^ 5\ 

O O O O O O O O O O OO 
O O O O O O O O O O OO 
H  N ON 
i - N ^ r t M O \ H r v |n 
w i - n - i N N N C i m f O t t 'f 
0 \ < J \ 0 \ O s O \ 0 \ 0 \ 0 \ 9 s O A O \ 0\ 
O O O O O O O O O O OO 
N N N ( S N N N N N ( S NN 

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2 
(cont'd) 

(2) 

5209 49 10 
5209 49 90 
5209 5100 
5209 52 00 
5209 59 00 

5210 11 10 
5210 1190 
5210 12 00 
5210 19 00 
5210 21 10 
5210 2190 
5210 22 00 
5210 29 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 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 

11 00 
12 00 
19 00 
2100 
22 00 
29 00 
3100 
32 00 
39 00 
4100 
42 00 
43  00 
4 9 11 
4 9 19 
49  90 
51  00 
52  00 
59  00 

5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
52J2 

11  10 
11  90 
12  10 
12  90 
13  10 
13  90 
14  10 
14  90 
1 5 10 
15  90 
21  10 
21  90 
22  10 
22  90 
23  10 
23  90 
24  10 
24  90 
25  10 
25  90 

ex 5 8 1 1 00  00 

ex 6308  00  00 

MZ 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

xr\ 

(1) 

2 (a) 

( 

(2) 

5208 3100 
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 QO 
5209 42 00 
5209 43 00 
5209 49 10 
5209 49 90 
5209 5100 
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 5100 
5210 52 00 
5210 59 00 

5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
52H 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 

3100 
32 00 
39 00 
41 00 
42 00 
43 00 
49 11 
49 19 
49 90 
5100 
52 00 
59 00 

5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 

13 10 
13 90 
14 10 
14 90 
1510 
15 90 
23 10 
23 90 
24 10 
24 90 
25 10 
25 90 

ex 5811 00 00 

ex 6308 00 00 

~7T 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

(a) Of which: 

Other  than  unbleached  or  bleached 

^î 

? 3i 

(i) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

i7o 

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 
1910 
19 90 
2100 
2910 
29 90 
9100 
99 10 
99 90 

5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 

11 10 
1130 
1190 
12 00 
13 00 
19 00 
21 10 
2130 
2190 
22 00 
23 00 
29 00 
3100 
32 00 
33 00 
39 00 
4100 
42 00 
43 00 
49 00 

5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 

1100 
12 00 
13 00 
19 00 
2100 
22 00 
23 00 
29 00 
31 00 
32 00 
33 00 
39 00 
41 00 
42 00 
43 00 
49 00 

5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 

11 10 
11  30 
11 90 
12 10 
12 30 
12 90 
13 11 
13 19 
13 91 
1399. 
19 10 
19 30 
19 90 
21 10 
2130 
2190 
2211 
22 19 
22 91 
22 99 
29 10 
29 30 

Jt 

4?i 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

(a) Of which: 

Other  than  unbleached or bleached 

(i) 

3 
(cont'd) 

3 (a) 

(2) 

5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 

29 90 
91 10 
9130 
91 90 
92 11 
92 19 
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 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 

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

5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 

21 00 
22 00 
23 00 
29 00 
31 00 
32 00 
33 00 
39 00 
41 00 
42 00 
43 00 
49 00 

5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 

11 30 
1190 
12 30 
12 90, 
13 19 
13 99 
19 30 
19 90 
21 30 
21 90 
22 19 
22 99 
29 30 
29 90 
9130 
9190 

ii 

1 

( i) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

m 

3 (a) 
(cont'd) 

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

ex 5803 90 30 

ex 5905 00 70 

ex 6308 00 00 

SU 

(1) 

(2) 

GROUP IB 

(3) 

S'tirts,  T-shirts,  lightweight  fine  knit  roll,  polo  or  turtle-necked 
jumpers  and  pullovers  (other  than  of  wool  or  fine  animal  hair), 
undervests  and  the  like,  knitted  or  crocheted 

411 

(4) 

6,48 

(5> 

154 

6105 10 00 
6105 2010 
6105 20 90 
6105 90 10 

6109 10 00 
6109 90 10 
6109 90 30 

6110 20 10 
6110 30 10 

6101  10  90 
6101  20  90 
6101  30  90 

6102 10 90 
6102 20 90 
6102 30 90 

6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 
6110 

1010 
1031 
10 35 
10 38 
10 91 
10 95 
10 98 
20 91 
20 99 
30 91 
30 99 

6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 

41 10 
41 90 
42 31 
42 33 
42 35 
42 90 
43 19 
43 90 
49 19 
49 50 

6204 61 10 
6204 62 31 
6204 62  33 
6204 62 3-9 
6204 63 18 
6204 69 18 

621132 42 
6211 33 42 
6 2 1 1 42  42 
6 2 1 1 43  42 

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 

Jerseys,  pullovers,  slip-overs,  waistcoats,^  rwinsets,  cardigans, 
bed-jackets  and  jumpers  (other  than  jackets  and  blazers),  anoraks, 
windcheaters,  waister  jackets  and  the  like,  knitted  or  crocheted 

4,53 

221 

Men's  or  boys'  woven  breeches,  shorts  other  than  swimwear  and 
trousers  (including  slacks);  women's  or  girls'  woven  trousers  and 
slacks,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres;  lower  parts  of 
tracksuits with  lining, other  than category  16  or  29,  of  cotton  or  of 
man-made  fibres 

1,76 

568 

Women's  or  girls*  blouses,  shirts  and  shirt-blouses,  whether  or  not 
knitted  or  crocheted,  of  wool,  cotton  or  man-made  fibres 

5,55 

180 

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

4,60 

217  4 
V>1 

m 

GROUP II A 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(S) 

5802 11 00 
5802 19 00 

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 

Bed  linen,  other  than  knitted or crocheted 

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

20 

22 

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 

5508  10 11 
5508  10 19 

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 
5509 
5509 
5509 
5509 
5509 
5509 
5509 

31 10 
31 90 
32 10 
32 90 
61 10 
61 90 
62 00 
69 00 

23 

5508 20 10 

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

5510 1100 
5510 12 00 
5510 20 00 
5510 30 00 
5510 90 00 

M-

J 

42r 

• 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

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 

(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 knined or crocheted, 
other than  of terry  towelling or similar terry  fabrics  of  conon 

39 

6302 51 10 
6302 51 90 
6302 53 90 
ex 6302 59 00 
6302 9110 
6302 91 90 
6302 93 90 
ex 6302 99 00 

IX-

t \ \ (, 

...  . 

(2) 

GROUP  II B 

(3) 

Panty-hose and tights, stockings, understockings, socks, ankle-socks, 
sockenes  and  the  like,  knitted  or  crocheted,  other  than  for  babies, 
including stockings for varicose veins, other than products of category 
70 

Ali 

(4) 

24,3 
pairs 

(5) 

41 

(1) 

12 

13 

14 

v, 

15 

6115  12  00 
6115  19  10 
6115  19  90 
6 1 1 5 2 0 11 
6115  20  90 
6115  9 1 00 
6115  92  00 
•6115  93  10 
6115  93  30 
6115  93  99 
6115  99  00 

6107  1 1 00 
6 1 0 7 12  00 
6 1 0 7 19  00 

6108  21  00 
.  6108  22  00 
6108  29  00 

6201  1 1 00 
ex 6201  1 2 10 
ex  6201  12  90 
ex 6201  13  10 
ex  6201  13  90 

6210  20  00 

.. 

6202  1 1 00 
ex 6202  12  10 
ex  6202  12 90. 
ex  6202  13  10 
ex  6202  13  90 

Men's or boys* underpants and briefs, women's or girls' knickers and 
briefs,  knined  or crocheted,  of  wool,  conon  or  man-made  fibres 

17 

59 

Men's or boys' woven overcoats, raincoats and other coats, cloaks and 
capes,  of  wool,  of  conon  or of  man-made  textile  fibres  (other  than 
parkas)  (of  category  21) 

0,72 

1 3 89 

Women's or girls' woven overcoats, raincoats and other coats, cloaks 
and  capes;  jackets  and  blazers,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made 
textile  fibres  (other  than  parkas)  (of  category  21) 

0,84 

1  190 

6204  3 1 00 
6204  32  90 
6204  33  90 
6204  39  19 

6210  30  00 

6203  1 1 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 

6 2 0 7 1 1 00 
6 2 0 7 19  00 
6207  21  00 
6207  22  00 
6207  29  00 
6207  91  10 
6207  91  90 

16 

17 

18 

1 

/

•* 

Men's or boys' suits and ensembles, other than knitted or crocheted, of 
wool, of  conon  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 

0,80 

1 2 50 

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

1,43 

700 

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

J, 

7  7 < 

tu 

ii 
(cont'd) 

19 

21 

24 

26 

27 

(2) 

6207 92 00 
6207 99 00 

6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 

11 00 
19 10 
19 90 
21 00 
22 00 
29 00 
91 11 
91 19 
91 90 
92 10 
92 90 
99 00 

6213  2 0 00 
6213  90  00 

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

ex 6202  12  10 
ex  6202  12  90 
ex 6202  13  10 
ex6202  13  90 
6202  91  00 
6202  92  00 
6202  93  00 

6211  3 2 41 
6 2 1 1 33  41 
6211  42  41 
6 2 1 1 43  41 

6107 2100 
6107 22 00 
6107 29 00 
6107 91 10 
6107 91 90 
6107 92 00 
ex 6107 99 00 

6108 
6108 
6108 
6108 
6108 
6108 
6108 
6108 
6108 
6108 

31 10 
31 90 
32 11 
32 1-9 
32 90 
39 00 
91 10 
91 90 
92 00 
99 10 

6104  41  00 
6104  42  00 
6104  43  00 
6104  44  00 

6204  41  00 
6204  42  00 
6204  43  00 
6204  44  00 

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

4n 

(3) 

(4) 

J5) 

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

Handkerchiefs,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted 

59 

17 

Parkas; anoraks, windcheaters, waister jackets and the like, other  than 
knitted  or  crocheted,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  man-made  fibres;  upper 
parts of tracksuits with  lining, other than category  16 or 29, of  cotton 
or  of  man-made  fibres 

2,3 

435 

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

3,9 

257 

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

Women's  or  girls'  dresses,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made 
fibres 

3,1 

323 

Women's  or  girls* skirts,  including  divided  skirts 

"2,6 

385 

Ud 

(1) 

27 
(cont'd) 

28 

29 

3 1. 

68 

73 

76 

12* 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

Trousers,  bib  and  brace  overalls,  breeches  and  shorts  (other  than 
swimwear), knined  or crocheted, of wool, of cotton  or  of  man-made 
fibres 

1,61 

620 

Women's  or  girls'  suits  and  ensembles,  other  than  knitted  or 
crocheted,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres,  excluding  ski 
suits; women's or girls' tracksuits with lining, with an outer shell of an 
identical  fabric,  of  cotton  oir of  man-made  fibres 

1,37 

730 

(2) 

6204  51  00 
6204  52  00 
6204  53  00 
6204  59  10 

6103  41  10 
6103  41  90 
6103  42  10 
6103  42  90 
6103  43  10 
6103 43  90 
6103  49  10 
6103  49  91 

6104  61  10 
6104  61  90 
6104  62  10 
.  6104  62  90 
6104  63  10 
6104  63  90 
6104  69  10 
6104  69  91 

6204  11  00 
6204  12  00 
6204  13  00 
6204  19  10 
6204  21  00 
6204  22  80 
6204  23  80 
6204  29  18 

6 2 1 1 42  31 
6 2 1 1 43  31 

6212  10  00 

Brassières,  woven,  knitted  or  crocheted 

18,2 

55 

6111  1 0 90 
6 1 1 1 20  90 
6 1 1 1 30  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  1200 
6 1 1 2 1 9 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 

. 

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

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

1,67 

600 

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 

-

* . 

J, 

( 1) 

76 
(cont'd) 

77 

78 

83 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

(2) 

6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 

22 10 
23 10 
29 11 
32 10 
33 10 
39 11 
62 11 
62 51 
63 11 
63 31 
69 11 
69 31 

6211 32 10 
621133 10 
621142 10 
621143 10 

ex 6211 20 00 

Ski suits, other  than  knined  or crocheted 

Garments, other  than  knitted  or  crocheted, excluding  garments  of 
categories 6, 7, 8,14,15,  16, 17, 18, 21, 26, 27, 29, 68, 72, 76 and 
77 

Overcoats, jackets, blazers  and  other  garments, including  ski suits, 
knined or crocheted, excluding garments of categories 4,5,  7,13,24, 
26,  27, 28, 68, 69, 72, 73, 74 and  75 

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

6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 

61 80 
61 90 
62 59 
62 90 
63 39 
63 90 
69 39 
69  SO 

6210 40 00 
6210 50 00 

621131 00 
6211 32 90 
6211 33 90 
621141 00 
6211 42 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 3100 
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 

la 

(4) 

(5) 

(1) 

33 

(2) 

5407  20  11 

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 

6305  31  91 
6305  31  99 

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

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 

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

(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 9100 
5407 92 00 
5407 93 10 
5407 93 90 
5407 94 00 

ex 581100 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 

;• M-

71Q 

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 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 

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

ex 5811  00 00 

ex  5905  00 70 

5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 
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 11 00 
5516 12 00 
5516 13 00 
5516 14 00 
5516 21 00 
5516 22 00 
5516 23 10 
5516 23 90 
5516 24 00 
5516 31 00 
5516 32 00 
5516 33 00 
5516 34 00 
5516 41 00 
5516 42 00 
5516 43 00 
5516 44 00 
5516 9100 

m 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

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

(a)  Of  which: 

Other  than  unbleached  or  bleached 

Woven  fabrics  of  artificial  staple  fibres 

Ua 

(1) 

37 
(cont'd) 

37(a) 

i 

N 

38 A 

38 B 

40 

42 ï 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

(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  42  00 
5516  43  00 
5516  44  00 
5516  92  00 
5516  93  00 
5516  94  00 

ex  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 

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 

41 

5 4 0 1 10  11 
5401  10  19 

Yarn  of  synthetic  filament  (continuous),  not  put  up  for  retail  sale, 
other than  non-texrured  single yarn untwisted  or with  a twist of  not 
more  than  50  turns  per  metre 

5402  10  10 
5402  10  90 
5402 20  00 
5402  31  10 
5402  31  30 
5402  31  90 
5402  32  00 
5402  33  10 
5402  33  90 
5402  39  10 
5402  39  90 
5402  49  10 
5402 49  91 
5402  49  99 
5402  51  10 
5402  51  30 

it 

-

-

^ 

-ai 

_

_

_

_

__ 

„ . . _. 

_ 

• 

(3) 

(4) 

J5> 

11J 

(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 

r 

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,  conon 
yam,  put  up  for  retail  sale 

5207  10  00 
5207  90  00 

5401  10  90 
5 4 0 1 20  90 

5406  10  00 
5406  20  00 

5508  20  90 

5511  30  00 

5105  10  00 
5105  21 Où 
5105  29  00 
5105  30  10 
5105  30  90 

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

5 1 0 8 10  10 
5108  10  90 

5 1 0 7 1 0 10 
5 1 0 7 10  90 
5 1 0 7 20  10 
5107 20  30 

it-

46 

47 

48 

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

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

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

-

-

" " >v 

iLl 

(U 

48 
(cont'd) 

49 

SO 

51 

53 

54 

55 

m 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

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

y 

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

(2) 

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 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 

1100 
19 10 
19 90 
20 00 
30 10 
30 30 
30 90 
90 10 
90 91 
90 93 
90 99 

5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 

1100 
19 10 
19 90 
20 00 
30 10 
30 30 
30 90 
90 10 
90 91 
90 93 
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 sta pie 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 

56 ' 

5508 10 90 

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

58 

5511 1000 
5511 20 00 

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

U • 

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

oi:7 * 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

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

A& 

(1) 

59 

(2) 

5702 
5702 
5702 
5702 
5702 
5702 
5702 
5702 
5702 
5702 
5702 
5702 
5702 
5702 
ex 5702 
5702 
5702 
ex 5702 

10 00 
31 10 
3130 
3190 
32 10 
32 90 
39 10 
41 10 
41 90 
4210 
42 90 
49 10 
51 00 
52 00 
59 00 
9100 
92 00 
99 00 

5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 

10 10 
10 90 
2011 
2019 
20 91. 
20 99 
3011 
30 19 
30 51 
30 59 
30 91 
30 99 
90 10 
90 90 

5704  10 00 
5704  90 00 

5705  0 0 10 
5705 00 31 
5705 00 39 
ex  5705 00 90 

60 

5805 00 00 

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

61 

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 

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 

62 

5606 00 91 
5606 00 99 

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

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

5804 
5804 
5804 
5804 
5804 
.5804 
5804 
5804 

1011 
10 1,9 
10 90 
21 10 
21 90 
29 10 
29 90 
30 00 

it 

~4  Ui 

(i) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

62. 
(cont'd) 

5807 10 10 
5807 10 90 

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

5808 10 00 
5808 90 00 

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

43C 

Embroidery, in the piece, in strips or in motifs 

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

Raschel lace and long-pile fabric of synthetic  fibres 

5810 
5810 
5810 
5810 
5810 
5810 
5810 
5810 

10 10 
10 90 
91 10 
91 90 
9210 
92 90 
99 10 
99 90 

63 

5906 91 00 

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

ex 6001  10 00 

6002 20 31 
6002 43 19 

65 

5606 00 10 

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

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 

"il.<  •J 

tel 

(4) 

(5) 

(3) 

^ 

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

(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 

it 

4 

GROUP 111  B 

(3) 

Gloves, minens and mitts, knined or crocheted 

122 

(4) 

17 
pairs 

(5) 

59 

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

ID 

10 

(2) 

6111  10 10 
61112010 
6111  30 10 
ex 6111  90 00 

6116  10 10 
6116  10 90 
6116  9100 
6116 92 00 
6116 93 00 
6116 99 00 

67 

5807 90 90 

6113  0010 

61171000 
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 1100 
6303 12 00 
6303 19 00 

6304 11 00 
6304 9100 

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

63071010 
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 

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

7,8 

128 

6108 11 10 
6108 1190 
6108 19 10 
6108 19 90 

6115 1100 
6115 2019 
6115 93 91 

Panty-hose and tights of synthetic fibres, measuring per single yarn 
less than 67 decitex (6,7-tex) 
Women's full-length hosiery of synthetic fibres 

30,4 
pairs 

33 

Jt 

UV 

in 

72 

74 

75 

84 

85 

86 

87 

88 

(3) 

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

(4) 

9,7 

(5) 

103 

tei 

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

1,54 

650 

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

0,80 

1250 

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

(2) 

6112 
6112 
6112 
6112 
6112 
6112 
6112 
6112 

31 10 
3190 
39 10 
39 90 
41 10 
41 90 
49 10 
49 90 

6211 1100 
6211 12 00 

6104 
6104 
6104 
ex 6104 
6104 
6104 
6104 
ex 6104 

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

6103 
6103 
6103 
6103 
6103 
6103 
6103 

11 00 
12 00 
19 00 
21 00 
22 00 
23 00 
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  of  man-made  fibres 

17,9 

56 

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

8,8 

114 

Gloves,  mittens  and  mitts,  not  knitted  or  crocheted 

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

6212 20 00 
6212 30 00 
6212 90 00 

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

6216  00  00 

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

6217 10 00 
6217 90 00 

(1) 

90 

91 

93 

94 

95 

96 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

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

< fo 

Tents 

(2) 

5607  4 1 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 

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 

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 

62Ï0  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 

il-

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

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

Non-woven  fabrics  and  articles  of  such  fabrics,  whether  or  not 

• impregnated,  coated,  covered  or  laminated 

0 

-

1 

v  L_^i 

m 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

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

ID 

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 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 

1111 
11 19 
1191 
11 99 
1911 
19 19 
19 31 
19 39 
19 91 
19 99 
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 

99 

5901 10 00 
5901 90 00 

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

5906 1010 
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 

101 

ex  5607  90  00 

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

109 

6306 1100 
630612 00 
6306 19 00 
6306 31 00 
6306 39 00 

Tarpaulins,  sails, awnings,  and  sunblinds 

\<o 

m 

(1) 

110 

111 

112 

(2) 

6306 41 00 
6306 49 00 

6306 91 00 
6306 99 00 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

Woven  pneumatic mattresses 

Camping goods, woven, other  than  pneumatic manresses  and  tents 

6307 20 00 
ex 6307 90 99 

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

113 

6307  10 90 

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

Woven  fabrics  and  articles for  technical  uses 

114 

5902 10 10 
5902 10 90 
5902  2010 
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 
5911 31 11 
591131  19 
59113190 
59113210 
591132  90 
591140 00 
5911 90 10 
591190 90 

W 

(4) 

(5) 

GROUP IV 

(3) 

Flax  or  ramie  yarn 

Woven  fabrics  of  flax  or of  ramie 

(1) 

115 

/ 

117 

(2) 

5306 
5306 
5306 
5306 
5306 
5306 
5306 
5306 
5306 

1011 
1019 
1031 
10 39 
10 50 
10 90 
20 11 
20 19 
20 90 

5308 90 11 
5308 90 13 
5308 90 19 

5309 
5309 
5309 
5309 
5309 
5309 
5309 
5309 
5309 

11 11 
11 19 
11 90 
19 10 
19 90 
21 10 
21 90 
29 10 
29 90 

5311 00 10 

5803 90 90 

5905 00 31 
5905 00 39 

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

118 

6302 29 10 
6302 39 10 
6302 39 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 

121 

ex 5607 90 00 

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

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 

123 

5801 90 10 

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

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 

/*W 

(4) 

(5) 

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

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

Artificial  staple  fibres 

-

(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 

5 4 0 2 41  10 
5402  41  30 
5402  41  90 
5402  42  00 
5402  43  10 
5402  43  90 

5404  10  10 
5404  10  90 
5404  90  11 
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 

127 A 

5403  31  00 
ex  5403  32  00 
5403  33  10 

Yarn of artificial filaments (continuous) not put up for retailsale, other 
than  yarn  of  category  42 

127 B 

5405  00  00 
ex  5604  90  00 

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

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 

128 

129 

130  A 

Pi/ 

o 

, 

* 

^ 

m  * 

Is, / 

(1) 

130 B 

131 

132 

133 

134 

135 

136 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5)  / 

5005  00  10 

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

4H' 

5005  00  90 

5006  00  90 

ex  5604  90  00 

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  11 
5007  20  19 
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 

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

ex  5806  10  00 

138 

5 3 1 1 00  90 

" 

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

ex  5905  00  90 

139 

140 

5809  00  00 

Woven  fabrics  of  metal  threads  or  of  metallized  yarn 

Knined  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 

141 

ex  6301  90  90 

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

/.r. 

1 

T<u 

4% 

(1) 

142 

144 

145 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

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

(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 

Felt  of  coarse  animal  hair 

5607  30  00 
ex  5607  90  00 

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

146 A 

ex  5607  21  00 

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

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 

146  C 

5607  10  00 

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

147 

5003  90  00 

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

148 A 

5307  10  10 
5307  10  90 
5307  20  00 

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

148 B 

5308  10  00 

Coir  yarn 

* 

149 

150 

5310  10  90 
ex  5310  90  00 

Wovenfabrics 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 

It-

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(n 

154 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

5001 00 00 

Silkworm  cocoons  suitable  for  reeling 

5002 00 00 

Raw  silk  (not  thrown) 

5003 10 00 

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 

5101 11 00 
5101 19 00 
5101 21 00 
5101 29 00 
5101 30 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  textilis  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  s,tock) 

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 
5201 00 90 

5202 10 00 
5202 91 00 
5202 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 00 

5305 11 00 
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 

if 

it* 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

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

«u 

157 

0) 

61019010 
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 
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 

61109010 
ex 6110 90 90 

ex 6111 90 00 

611490 00 

159 

6204  49  10 
6206  10  00 

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

6214  1 0 00 

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

6215  1 0 00 

Ties,  bow  ties  and  cravats  of  silk  or  silk  waste 

160 

6213  1 0 00 

Handkerchiefs  of  silk  or  silk  waste 

161 

6201 19 00 
6201 99 00 

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

6202 19 00 
6202 99 00 

6203 19 90 
6203 29 90 
6203 39 90 
6203  49  90 

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 

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ANNEX  11 

Products without quantitative limits subjea to the double-checking system referred to in Article 2 (3) of the 
Agreement. 

(The  full  product  descriptions  of  the  categories  listed  in  this  Annex  are-to  be  found  in  Annex  I  to  the 
Agreement) 

Category: 

1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
12 
15 
24 
26 
27 
31 

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Protocol A 

TITLE I 

CLASSIFICATION 

Article  1 

TITLE II 

ORIGIN 

Article  2 

The  competent  authorities  of 

the  Community 
1. 
undertake 
the 
combined  nomenclature  (CN)  before  the  date  of  their 
entry  into  force  in  the  Community. 

inform  Latvia  of  any  changes 

in 

to 

authorities  of 

The  competent 

2. 
the  Community 
undertake  to  inform  the  competent  authorities  of  Latvia 
of  any  decisions  relating  to  the  classification  of  products 
subject  to  the  present  Agreement,  within  one  month  of 
their  adoption  at  the  latest.  Such  communication  shall 
include: 

(a)  a  description  of  the  products  concerned; 

(b) 

the  relevant  category  and  the  related  CN  codes; 

(c) 

the  reasons  which  have  led  to  the  decision. 

from 

results 

3.  Where  a  decision  on  classification 
in  a 
change  of  classification  practice  or  a  change  of  category 
of  any  product  subject  to  the  Agreement,  the  competent 
authorities  of  the  Community  shall  provide  30  days' 
notice, 
Community's 
communication,  before  the  decision  is  put  into  effect. 
Products  shipped  before  the  date  of  entry  into  effect  of 
earlier 
the  decision 
in 
classification 
question 
the 
Community  within  60  days  of  that  date. 

shall 
practice,  provided 

the 
to 
the  goods 

arc  presented 

importation 

remain 

subject 

date 

into 

that 

the 

the 

for 

of 

4.  Where  a  Community  decision  on  classification 
resulting  in  a  change  of  classification  practice  or  a  change 
of  categorization  of  any  product  subject  to  the  Agreement 
affects  a  category  subject 
the 
Contracting  Parties  agree  to  enter  into  consultation  in 
accordance  with  the  procedures  described  in  Article  15  of 
the  Agreement  with  a  view  to  honouring  the  obligation 
under  the  second  subparagraph  of  Article  11  (1)  of  the 
Agreement. 

to  quantitative 

limits, 

into 
of  products 

5. 
In  case  of  divergent  opinions  between  Latvia  and 
the  competent  Community  and  Estonian  authorities  at 
the  point  of  entry 
the 
the  present 
classification 
Agreement,  classification  shall  provisionally  be  based  on 
indications  provided 
the  Community,  pending 
consultations  in  accordance  with  Article  15-with  a  view 
to  reaching  agreement  on  definitive  classification  of  the 
products  concerned. 

the  Community  on 
covered  by 

by 

// 

in 

Products  originating  in  Latvia  for  export  to  the 
1. 
Community 
arrangements 
established  by  this  Agreement  shall  be  accompanied  by  a 
certificate  of  Latvian  origin  conforming 
to  the  model 
annexed  to  this  Protocol. 

accordance  with 

the 

The  certificate  of  origin  shall  be  certified  by  thé 
2. 
competent  Latvian  organizations  authorized  under 
the 
Latvian  legislation  if  the  products  in  question  can  be 
considered  products  originating  in  that  country  within 
the  meaning  of  the  relevant  Community  rules. 

established 

3. 
However,  the  products  in  Groups  111, IV  and  V  may 
be  imported  into  the  Community  in  accordance  with  the 
on 
arrangements 
production  of  a  declaration  by 
the 
invoice  or  other  commercial  document  relating  to  the 
products 
in  question 
originate  in  Latvia  within  the  meaning  of  the  relevant 
Community  rules. 

this  Agreement 
the  exporter  on 

the  products 

the  effect 

that 

by 

to 

4. 
The  certificate  of  origin  referred  to  in  paragraph  1 
shall  not  be  required  for  import  of  goods  covered  by  a 
certificate  of  origin  Form  A  or  Form  APR  completed  in 
accordance  with  the  relevant  Community  rules  in  order 
to  qualify  for  generalized  tariff  preferences. 

Article  3 

shall  be 

The  certificate  of  origin 
issued  only  on 
application  having  been  made  in  writing  by  the  exporter 
or,  under  the  exporter's  responsibility,  by  his  authorized 
representative.  The  competent  Latvian  organizations 
authorized  under. Latvian  legislation  shall  ensure  that  the 
certificate  of  origin  is  properly  completed  and  for  this 
purpose  they  shall  call  for  any  necessary  documentary 
evidence  or  carry  out  any  check  which 
they  consider 
appropiate. 

Article  4 

Where  different  criteria  for  determining  origin  are  laid 
down  for  products  falling  within  the  same  category,  the 
certificates  or  declarations  of  origin  must  contain  a 
sufficiently  detailed  description  of  the  goods  so  as  to 
enable  Latvian  criterion  to  be  determined,  on  the  basis  of 
which  the  certificate  was  issued  or  the  declaration  drawn 
up. 

lea* 

Article  5 

Article  8 

4Si 

slight  discrepancies  between 

The  discovery  of 
the 
statements  made  in  the  certificate  of  origin  and  those 
made  in  the  documents  produced  to  the  customs  office 
for  the  purpose  of  carrying  out  the  formalities 
for 
importing  the  products  shall  not  ipso  facto  cast  doubt 
upon  the  statements  in  the  certificate. 

TITLE  III 

DOUBLE-CHECKING  SYSTEM 

Section  1 

Exportation 

Article  6 

The  competent  authorities  of  Latvia  shall  issue  an  export 
licence  in  respect  of  all  consignments  from  Latvia  of 
textile  products  subject  to  any  definitive  or  provisional 
quantitative  limits  established  pursuant  to  Article  5  of  rhe 
Agreement,  up  to  the  relevant  quantitative  limits  as  may 
be  modified  by  Articles  4,  6  and  8  of  the  Agreement,  as 
well  as  of  all  consignments  of  textile  products  subject  to 
a  double-checking  system  without  quantitative  limits  as 
provided  for  in  Article  2  (3)  and  (4)  of  the  Agreement. 

Article  7 

the  export 

licence  shall  conform 

For  products  subject  to  quantitative  limits  under 
1. 
to 
this  Agreement 
Model  1 annexed  to  this  Protocol  and  it  shall  be  valid  for 
^xports  throughout  the  customs  territory  to  which  the 
Treaty  establishing  the  European  Economic  Community 
applies.  However,  where 
the  Community  has  made 
recourse  to  the  provisions  of  Articles  5  and  7  of  the 
Agreement 
the 
Agreed  Minute  No  1, or  to  the  Agreed  Minute  No  2,  the 
textile  products  covered  by  the  export  licences  can  only 
be  put 
the 
into  free  circulation 
Community  indicated  in  those  licences. 

in  accordance  with 

the  provision  of 

the  region(s)  of 

in 

inter  alia  that 

limits  have  been 

2.  Where  quantitative 
introduced 
pursuant  to  this  Agreement,  each  export  licence  must 
in 
certify 
question  has  been  set  off  against  the  quantitative  limit 
established  for  the  category  of  the  products  concerned 
and  shall  only  cover  one  category  of  products  subject  to 
quantitative 
limits.  It  may  be  used  for  one  or  more 
consignments  of  the  products  in  question. 

the  quantity  of  the  product 

For  products  subject  to  a  double-checking  system 
3. 
without  quantitative 
licence  shall 
conform  to  Model  2  annexed  to  this  Protocol.  It  shall 
only  cover  one  category  of  products  and  may  be  used  for 
one  or  more  consignments  of  the  products  in  question. 

the  export 

limits 

/ !' 

The  competent  authorities  of  the  Community  must  be 
informed  immediately  of  the  withdrawal  or  modification 
of  any  export  licence  already  issued. 

Article  9 

1. 
Exports  of  textile  products  subject  to  quantitative 
limits  pursuant  to  this  Agreement  shall  be  set  off  against 
the  quantitative  limits  established  for  the  year  in  which 
the  shipment  of  the  goods  has  been  effected,  even  if  the 
export  licence  is  issued  after  such  shipment. 

2. 
For  the  purpose  of  applying  paragraph  1,  shipment 
of  the  goods  is  considered  to  have  taken  place  on  the 
date  of  their  loading  onto  the  exporting  aircraft,  vehicle 
or  vessel. 

Article  10 

The  presentation  of  an  export  licence,  in  application  of 
Article  12  hereafter,  shall  be  effected  not 
than 
31  March  of  the  year  following  that  in  which  the  goods 
covered  by  the  licence  have  been  shipped. 

later 

Section  II 

Importation 

Article  1 \ 

into 

the  Community  of 

textile  products 
Importation 
subject  to  quantitative 
limits  or  to  a  double-checking 
system  pursuant  to  this  Agreement  shall  be  subject  to  the 
presentation  of  an  import  authorization. 

Article  12 

1. 
The  competent  authorities  of  the  Community  shall 
issue  the  import  authorization  referred  to  in  Article  11 
above,  within  five  working  days  of  the  presentation  by 
the  importer  of  the  original  of  the  corresponding  export 
licence. 

The 

2. 
import  authorizations  concerning  products 
subject  to  quantitative  limits  under  this  Agreement  shall 
be  valid  for  six  months  from  the  date  of  their  issue  for 
imports  throughout  the  customs  territory  to  which  the 
Treaty  establishing  the  European  Economic  Community 
is  applied.  However,  where  the  Community  has  recourse 
to  the  provisions  af  Articles  5  and  7  of  the  Agreement  in 
accordance  with  the  provisions  of  the  Agreed  Minute 
No  1,  or  to  the  Agreed  Minute  No  2,  the  products 
covered  by  the  import  licences  can  only  be  put  into  free 
circulation  in  the  region(s)  of  the  Community  indicated  in 
those  licences. 

3. 
The  import  authorizations  for  products  subject  to  a 
double-checking  system  without  quantitative  limits  shall 

V 

be  valid  for  six  months  from  the  date  of  their  issue  for 
imports  throughout  the  customs  territory  to  which  the 
Treaty  establishing  the  European  Economic  Community 
is  applicable. 

The  competent  authorities  of  the  Community  shall 
4. 
cancel  the  import  authorization  already  issued  whenever 
the  corresponding  export  licence  has  been  withdrawn. 

However,  if  the  competent  authorities  of  the  Community 
are  notified  of  the  withdrawal  or  the  cancellation  of  the 
export  licence  only  after  the  importation  of  the  produas 
into  the  Community,  the  relevant  quantities  shall  be  set 
off  against 
the 
the  quantitative 
category  and  the  quota  year  concerned. 

limits  established  for 

Article  13 

the  quantitative 

in  any  year  exceed 

1. 
If  the  competent  authorities  of  the  Community  find 
that  the  total  quantities  covered  by  export  licences  issued 
by  the  competent  authorities  of  Latvia  for  a  particular 
limit 
category 
established  in  accordance  with  Article  5  of  the  Agreement 
for  that  category,  as  may  be  modified  by  Articles  4, 6  and 
8  of  the  Agreement,  the  said  authorities  may  suspend  the 
further  issue  of  import  authorizations.  In  this  event,  the 
shall 
of 
competent 
immediately 
the  authorities  of  Latvia  and  the 
special  consultation  procedure  set  out  in  Article  15  of  the 
Agreement  shall  be  initiated  forthwith. 

authorities 
inform 

the  Community 

2. 
Exports  of  products  of  Latvian  origin  subject  to 
quantitative  limits  or  double-checking  system  and  not 
covered  by  Latvian  export  licences  issued  in  accordance 
with  the  provisions  of  this  Protocol  may  be  refused  an 
the  competent  Community 
import  authorization  by 
authorities. 

to  Article  6  of 

However,  without  prejudice 
the 
Agreement  if  the  import  of  such  products  is  allowed  into 
the  Community  by  the  competent  authorities  of 
the 
Community,  the  quantities  involved  shall  not  be  set  off 
limits  established 
against 
pursuant 
the  express 
agreement  of  the  competent  authorities  of  Latvia. 

the  appropiate  quantitative 

this  Agreement,  without 

to 

TITLE IV 

FORM  AND  PRODUCTION  OF  EXPORT  LICENCES  AND 
CERTIFICATES  OF  ORIGIN,  AND  COMMON  PROVISIONS 
CONCERNING  EXPORTS TO  THE  COMMUNITY 

Article  14 

1. 
The  export  licence  and  the  Certificate  of  origin  may 
comprise  additional  copies  duly  indicated  as  such.  They 

n 

ira 

shall  be  made  out  in  English  or  French.  If  they  are 
completed  by  hand,  entries  must  be  in  ink  and  in  printed 
script. 

These  documents'  shall  measure  210  x  297  mm.  The 
paper  used  shall  be  white  writing  paper,  sized,  not 
containing  mechanical  pulp,  and  weighing  not  less  than 
25  g/m2.  If  the  documents  have  several  copies  only  the 
top  copy,  which  is  the  original,  shall  be  printed  with  the 
guilloche  pattern  background.  This  copy  shall  be  clearly 
'copies'. 
marked  as  'original*  and  the  other  copies  as 
Only  the  original  shall  be  accepted  by  the  competent 
authorities  of  the  Community  as  being  valid  for 
the 
purpose  of  export  to  the  Community  in  accordance  with 
the  provisions  of  the  Agreement. 

2. 
Each  document  shall  bear  a  standardized  serial 
number,  whether  or  not  printed,  by  which  it  can  be 
identified. 

This  number 
elements: 

shall  be  composed  of 

the 

following 

—  two 

letters 
follows:  LV, 

identifying 

the  exporting  country  as 

—  two  letters  identifying  the  intended  Member  State  of 

customs, clearance  as  follows: 
AT  =  Austria 
"BL  =  Benelux, 

DE  =  Federal  Republic  of  Germany 

DK  =  Denmark 

EL  =  Greece 

F.S  =  Spain 
FL  -  F i n l a nd 
rK  =  trance 

GB  =  United  Kingdom 

IE  =  Ireland 

IT  =  Italy 

PT  =  Portueal 
c?  .«  G u l d en 
unc-digit 

—  a 

number 

year, 
corresponding  to  the  last  figure  in  the  respective  year, 
e.g.  4  for  1994, 

identifying 

quota 

.—  a  two-digit  number  from  01  to  99,  identifying  the 
particular  issuing  office  concerned  in  the  exporting 
country, 

—  a  five-digit  number  running  consecutively  from  00001 
to  99999  allocated  to  the  intended  Member  State  of 

.  customs  clearance.  . 

Article  15 

The  export  licence  and  the  certificate  of  origin  may  be 
issued  after  the  shipment  of  the  products  to  which  they 
relate.  In  such  cases  they  must  bear  the  endorsement-
.'délivré  a  posteriori' 
/issued 
retrospectively'. 

endorsement 
•'••'• 

the 
• 

or 

Xt\ 

4ï3 

Article  16 

In  the  event  of  a  theft,  loss  or  destruction  of  an 
1. 
export  licence  or  a certificate  of  origin,  the  exporter  may 
apply  to  the  competent  Latvian  authorities  which  issued 
the  document  for  a duplicate  to  be  made  out  on  the  basis 
of  the  export  documents  in  his  possession.  The  duplicate 
of  any  such  certificate  or  licence  so  issued  shall  bear, the 
endorsement  'duplicata'  or  'duplicate'. 

Latvian  authorities,  giving,  where  appropriate, 
the 
reasons  of  form  or  substance  which  justify  an  enquiry.  If 
the  invoice  has  been  submitted,  such  invoice  or  a  copy 
thereof  shall  be  attached  to  the  certificate  or  to  the 
licence  or  their copies.  The  authorities  shall  also  forward 
any  information  that  has  been  obtained  suggesting  that 
the  particulars  given  on  the  said  certificate  or  licence  are 
inaccurate. 

The  duplicate  shall  bear  the  date  of  the  original 

2. 
export  licence  or  certificate  of  origin. 

3. 
The  provisions  of  paragraph  1  above  shall  also 
apply  to  subsequent  verifications  of  the  declarations  of 
origin  provided  for  in  Article  2  of  this  Protocol. 

TITLE V 

ADMINISTRATIVE  COOPERATION 

Article  17 

The  Community  and  Latvia  shall  cooperate  closely  in  the 
implementation  of  the  provisions  of  this  Protocol.  To  this 
end,  contacts  and  exchange  of  views, 
including  on 
technical  matters,  shall  be  facilitated  by  both  Parties. 

Article 

IS 

the  correct  application  of 

to  ensure 
the  Community 

this 
In  order 
Protocol, 
and  Latvia  offer  mutual 
assistance  for  the  checking  of  the  authenticity  and  the 
licences  and  certificates  of  origin 
accuracy  of  export 
issued  or  of  any  declarations  made  within  the  terms  of 
this  Protocol. 

Article  19 

Latvia  shall  transmit  to  the  Commission  of  the  European 
Communities  the  names  and  addresses  of  the  authorities 
competent  to  issue  and  verify  the  export  licences  and  the 
certificates  of  origin, 
the 
stamps  used  by  these  authorities  and  specimen  signatures 
of  officials  responsible  for  signing  the  export  licences  and 
the  certificates  of  origin.  Latvia  shall  also  notify 
the 
Community  of  any  change  in  this  information. 

together  with  specimens  of 

Article  20 

Subsequent  verification  of  certificates  of  origin  or 
1. 
licences  shall  be  carried  out  at  random,  or 
export 
whenever 
the  competent  Community  authorities  have 
reasonable  doubt  as  to  the  authenticity  of  the  certificate 
information 
or 
regarding  the  true  origin  of  the  products  in  question. 

the  accuracy  of  the 

licence  or  as  to 

In  such  cases,  the  competent  authorities 

2. 
the 
Community  shall  return  the  certificate  of  origin  or  the 
the  competent 
'export 

licence  or  a  copy 

thereof 

in 

to 

three  months  at 

to  the  competent  authorities  of 

4. 
The  results  of  the  sebsequent  verifications  carried 
out  in  accordance  with  paragraphs  1  and  2  above  shall 
the 
be  communicated 
latest.  The 
Community  within 
information  communicated  shall 
the 
disputed  certificate,  licence  or  declaration,  applies  to  the 
goods  actually  exported  and  whether  these  goods  arc 
eligible  for  export  under  the  arrangements  established  by 
the  Agreement.  The  information  shall  also  include,  at  the 
request  of  the  Community,  copies  of  all  documentation 
necessary  to  fully  determine  the  facts,  and  in  particular, 
rhe  true  origin  of  the  goods. 

indicate  whether 

the 

Should  such  verifications  reveal  systematic  irregularities 
in  the  use  of  declarations  of  origin,  the  Community  may 
the 
the  products 
subject 
provisions  of  Article  2  (1)  of  this  Protocol. 

in  question 

imports  of 

to 

For 

5. 
the  purpose  of  subsequent  verification  of 
certificates  of  origin,  copies  of  the  certificates  as  well  as 
any  export  documents  referring  to  them  shall  be  kept  for 
at  least  two  years  by  the  competent  Latvian  authorities. 

to 

Recourse 

6. 
random  verification  procedure 
specified  in  this  Article  must  not  constitute  an  obstacle  to 
the  release  for  home  use  of  the  products  in  question. 

the 

Article  21 

to 

available 

the  verification  procedure  referred 
information 

in 
1.  Where 
Article  20  or  where 
the 
competent  authorities  of  the  Community  or  of  Latvia 
indicates  or  appears  to  indicate  that  the  provisions  of  this 
Agreement  are  being  circumvented  or  infringed,  the  two 
Contracting  Parties  shall  cooperate  closely  and  with  the 
appropriate  urgency 
such 
in  order 
circumvention  or  infringement. 

to  prevent  any 

to 

2. 
To  this  end,  the  competent  authorities  of  Latvia 
shall,  on  their  own  initiative  or  at  the  request  of  the 
Community,  carry  out  appropriate  inquiries,  or  arrange 
concerning 
for 
operations  which  arc,  or  appear  to  the  Community  to/be, 

to  be  carried  out, 

inquiries 

such 

/  • 

'X ,/ 

tfy 

in  circumvention  or  infringement  of  this  Protocol.  Latvia 
shall  communicate  the  results  of  these  inquiries  to  the 
Community,  including  any  other  pertinent  information 
enabling  the  cause  of  the  circumvention  or  infringement, 
including  the  true  origin  of  the  goods,  to  be  determined. 

3. 
By  agreement  between  the  Community  and  Latvia, 
officials  designated  by  the  Community  may  be  present  at 
the  inquiries  referred  to  in  paragraph  2  above. 

include  information  on  the  production  of  textile  products 
in  Latvia  and  on  the  trade  in  the  type  of "products 
covered  by  this  Agreement  between  Latvia  and  third 
the  Community  has 
countries,  particularly  where 
reasonable  grounds  to  consider  that  the  products 
in 
question  may  be  in  transit  across  the  territory  of  Latvia 
prior  to  their  importation  into  the  Community.  This 
the 
information  may 
Community, 
relevant 
documentation. 

include 
of 

request  of 

available 

at 
all 

copies 

the 

to 

the 

Pursuant 

cooperation 

in 
4. 
to 
parapraph  1  above,  the  competent  authorities  of 
the 
Community  and  Latvia  shall  exchange  any  information 
considered  by  either  Contracting  Party  to  be  of  use 
in  preventing  circumvention  or 
the 
this  Agreement.  These  exchanges  may 
provisions  of 

infringement  of 

referred 

5.  Where  sufficient  evidence  shows  that  the  provisions 
of  this  Protocol  have  been  circumvented  or  infringed,  the 
competent  authorities  of  Latvia  and  the  Community  may 
agree  to  take  the  measures  set  out  in  Article  6  (4)  of  the 
Agreement,  and  any  other  measures  as  are  necessary  to 
prevent 
or 
of 
infringement. 

circumvention 

recurrence 

such 

a 

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1  Exporter  (Mme.  full address, country) 

Exportateur  tnom. adresse  complète, pays) 

ORIGINAL 

No 

Annex  to  Protocol  A,  Article  2  (1) 

-^dÊt 

S  Consignee  (name. fuH address, country) 

Destinataire  (nom. adresse  complete, pays) 

3  Quota  year 

Année  contingentaire 

4  Category  number 

Numéro  de  catégorie 

CERTIFICATE  OF  ORIGIN 

(Textile  products) 

CERTIFICAT  D'ORIGINE 

(Produits  textiles) 

6  Country  of  origin 

Pays  d'origine 

7  Country  of  destination 

Pays  de  destination 

8  Place  and  date  of. shipment  -  Means  of  transport 

Lieu  et  date  d'embarquement  -  Moyen  de  transport 

9  Supplementary  details 

Données  supplèmentaiies 

10  Marks  and  numbers  -  Number  and  kind  oi  packages  -  DESCRIPTION  OF  GOODS 

Marques  et  numéros  -  Nombre  el  nature  des  colis  -  DÉSIGNATION  OES  MARCHANDISES 

11 Quantity (') 
Quantité (:) 

12  FOB  value (-') 

Valeur  fob <-') 

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13  CERTIFICATION  BY  THE  COMPETENT  AUTHORITY  -  VISA  DE  L'AUTORITÉ  COMPÉTENTE 

t.-the  undersigned,  certify  that  the  goods  described  above  originated  m the  country  shown  in  box  No  6.  m  accordance  with  the  provisions  m force  m the  European  Economic 

Community. 

Je  soussigné  certifie  que  les  marchandises  désignées  ci-dessus sont  originaires du pays figurant  dans la case 6.  conformément  aux  dispositions  en vigueur  dans  la  Communauté 

économique européenne. 

14  Competent  authority  (name, lull addiess  countiy) 

Autorité  compétente  (nom. adiesse  complète, pays) 

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5  Consignee  (name, full  address,  country) 

Destinataire  (nom. adresse  complete,  pays) 

Annex  to  Protocol  A,  Article  7 (1):  Model  1 

•<m 

ORIGINAL 

No 

3  Quota  year 

Année  contingentaire 

4  Category  number 

Numéro  de  catégorie 

EXPORT  LICENCE 
(Textile  products) 

LICENCE  O'EXPORTATION 

(Produits  textiles) 

6  Country  of  origin 

Pays  d'origine 

7  Country  of  destination 

Pays  de  destination 

8  Place  and  date  of  shipment  -  Means  of  transport 

Ueu  et  date  d'embarquement  -  Moyen  de  transport 

9  Supplementary  details 

Données  supplémentaires 

10  Marks  and  numbers  -  Number  and  kind  of  packages  -  DESCRIPTION  OF GOOOS 

Marques  et  numéros  -  Nombre  et  nature  des  colis  -  DÉSIGNATION  DES  MARCHANDISES 

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13  CERTIFICATION  BY  THE  COMPETENT  AUTHORITY  -  VISA  DE  L'AUTORITÉ  COMPÉTENTE 

I.  the  undersigned,  certify  that  the  goods  described  above  have  been  charged  against  the  quantitative  limit  established  for  the  year  shown  in  box  No  3  in  respect  of  the 

category  shown  in  box  No  4  by  the  provisions  regulating  trade  in  textile  products  with  Ihe  European  Economic  Community. 

Je soussigné  certifie  que les marchandises  désignées ci-dessus ont été imputées  sur  la limite quantitative fixée pour  l'année  indiquée  dans la case 3 pour  la catégorie  désignée  dans 

la case 4 dans le cadre des dispositions  régissant  (es échanges de produits textiles avec la Communauté économique européenne. 

14  Competent  authority  (name, lull  address, country) 

Autorité  compétente  (nom. adiesse  complète, pays) 

At  -  A 

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1  Exporter  (name, full  address, country) 

Exportateur  (nom. adresse  complète, pays) 

5  Consignee  (name, tuff  address, country) 

Destinataire  (nom. adresse  complete, pays) 

Annex  to  Protocol  A,  Article  7 (3):  Model  2 

J&h 

ORIGINAL 

2  No  BO 

3  Export  year 

Année  d'exportation 

4  Category  number 

Numéro  de  catégorie 

EXPORT  LICENCE 

(Textile  products) 

LICENCE  D'EXPORTATION 

(Produits  textiles) 

6  Country  of  origin 
Pays  d'origine 

7  Country  of  destination 
Pays  de  destination 

8  Place  and date  of shipment  -  Means  of  transport 

Lieu  el  date  d'embarquement  -  Moyen  de transport 

9  Supplementary  details 

Données  supplémentaires 

NON-RESTRAINED  TEXTILE  CATEGORY 

CATÉGORIE TEXTILE  NON LIMITÉE 

10  Marks  and numbers  -  Number  and kind  of  packages  -  DESCRIPTION  OF GOODS 

Maroues  et numéros  -  Nombre  et nature  des colis  -  DESIGNATION  DES  MARCHANDISES 

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13  CERTIFICATION  BY THE  COMPETENT  AUTHORITY  -  VISA  DE  L'AUTORITÉ  COMPÉTENTE 

I, the undersigned,  certify  that  the goods  described  above  originated  in the country  shown  in  box No 6, in accordance  with the provisions  in force  in the Agreement  on trade 
in  textile  products  between  the European  Community  and the Republic  of  Latvia. 

Je  soussigné  certifie  que les marchandises  désignées  ci-dessus  sont  originaires  du pays  figurant  dans  la case  6. conformément  aux dispositions  en vigueur  dans  l'Accord 
sur  le commerce  des produits  textiles  entre  la  Communauté  économique  européenne  et la Lettonie. 

14  Competent  authority  (name, full address, country) 

Autorité  compétente  (nom. adresse  complète, pays) 

At  -  A 

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Protocol  B 

referred to  in  Article 9 

-4Cfc-

Cottage  industry  and  folklore  products  originating  in  Latvia 

The  exemption  provided  for  in  Article  9  in respect of  cottage  industry  products  shall  apply 

1. 
to  the  following  types  of  products  only: 

(a)  fabrics  woven  on 

looms  operated  solely  by  hand  or  foot,  being  fabrics  of  a  kind 

traditionally  made  in  the  cottage  industry  of  Latvia; 

(b)  garments  or  other  textile  articles  of  a  kind  traditionally  made  in  the  cottage  industry  of 
Latvia  obtained  manually  from  the  fabrics  referred  to  above  and  sewn  exclusively  by  hand 
without  the  aid  of  any  machine; 

(c) 

traditional  folklore  products  of  Latvia  made  by  hand,  in  a  list  to  be  agreed  between  the 
Community  and  Latvia. 

Exemption  shall  be  granted  in  respect  only  of  products  covered  by  a  certificate  conforming  to 
the  specimen  attached  to  this  Protocol  and  issued  by  the  competent  authorities  in  Latvia.  These 
certificates  must  indicate  the  reasons  justifying  their  issuance;  the  competent  authorities  of  the 
Community  will  accept  them  after  having  checked  that  the  products  concerned  have  fulfilled  the 
conditions  established  in  this  Protocol.  The  certificates  concerning  the  products  envisaged  in  (c) 
above  must  bear  a  stamp  'FOLKLORE'  marked  clearly.  In  the  case  of  a  difference  of  opinion 
between  the  Parties  concerning  the  nature  of  these  products,  consultations  shall  be  held  within 
one  month  in  order  to  resolve  these  differences. 

Should  imports  of  any  product  covered  by  this  Protocol  reach  proportions  liable  to  cause 
problems  within  the  Community,  consultations  with  Latvia  shall  be  initiated  as  soon  as 
possible,  with  a  view  to  resolving  the  situation  by  the  adoption  if  necessary  of  a  quantitative 
limit,  in  accordance  with  the  procedure  laid  down  in  Article  15  of  this  Agreement. 

The  provisions  of  Titles  IV  and  V  of  Protocol  A  shall  apply  mutatis  mutandis 

2. 
products  covered  by  paragraph  1 of  this  Protocol. 

to  the 

u.\ 

1  Exporter  (name, full  address, country) 

Exportateur  (nom.  adresse  complète, pays) 

3  Consignee  (name, lull  addiess.  country) 

Destinataire  (nom. adiesse  complete,  pays) 

Annex  to  Protocol  B 

O R I G I N AL 

No  —-m 

CERTIFICATE  in  regard  to  HANOLOOMS.  TEXTILE  HANDICRAFTS  and  TRA 

DITIONAL  TEXTILE  PRODUCTS.  OF  THE  COTTAGE 

INDUSTRY, 

issued 

in 

conformity  with  and  under 

the  conditions  regulating 

trade 

in 

textile 

products  with  the  European  Economic  Community 

CERTIFICAT  relatif  aux  TISSUS  TISSES  SUR  METIERS  A  M A I N,  aux  PRO 

DUITS  TEXTILES  FAITS  A  LA  M A I N,  et  aux  PRODUITS  TEXTILES  RELEVANT 

OU  FOLKLORE  TRADITIONNEL.  DE  FABRICATION  ARTISANALE,  délivré  en 

conformité  avec  et  sous  les  conditions  régissant  les  échanges  de  produits 

textiles  avec  la  Communauté  économique  européenne 

4  Country  of  origin 

Pays  d'ongme 

S  Country  of  destination 

Pays  de  destination 

6  Place  and  date  of  shipment  —  Means  of  transport 

Lieu  et  date  d'embarquement  —  Moyen  de  transport 

7 Supplementary  details 

Données  supplémentaires 

Marks  and  numbers  —  Number  and  kind  of  packages  -  DESCRIPTION  OF GOODS 

Marques  et  numéros  -  Nombre  et  nature  des  colis  -  DÉSIGNATION  DES  MARCHANDISES 

9  Quantity 

Quantité 

10  FOB  v a l u ed 
Vaieur  fob(1) 

11  CERTIFICATION  BY  THE  COMPETENT  AUTHORITY  -  VISA  DE  L'AUTORITE  COMPÉTENTE 

I.  the  undersigned,  certify  that  the  consignment  described  above  includes  only  the  following  textile  products  of  the  cottage  industry  of  the  country  shown  m  box  No  < 
a)  labrics  woven  on.looms  operated  solely  by  hand  or  foot  (handlooms)  (3) 
b)  garments  or  other  textile  articles  obtained  manually  from  the  fabrics  described  under  a)  and  sewn  solely  by  hand  without  the  aid  ol  any  machine  (handicrafts)  ( ') 

c)  traditional  folklore  handicraft  textile  products  made  by  hand,  as  defined  in  the  lis)  agreed  between  ihe  European  Economic  Community,and  the  couniry  shown  in  oo*  No  4 

Je  soussigné  certifie  que  l'envoi  décrit  ci-dessus  contient  exclusivement  les  produits  textiles  suivants  relevant  de  la  fabrication  artisanale  du  pays  figurant  dans  la  case 4 : 
a)  tissus  tissés  sur  des  métiers  actionnés  à  la  main  ou  au  pied  (handlooms)  (2) 
b)  vêtements  ou  autres  articles  textiles  obtenus  manuellement  à  partir  de  tissus  décrits  sous  a)  et  cousus  uniquement  à  la  mam  sans  l'aide  d'une  machine  (handiciatls)  ( ') 

c)  produits  textiles  relevant  du  folklore  traditionnel  fabriqués  à  la  main,  comme  définis  dans  la  liste  convenue  entre 

la  Communauté  économique  européenne  et  le  pays 

indiqué  dans  la  case  4. 

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5  I 

12  Competent  authority  (name, lull  address, country) 

Autorité  compétente  (nom. adresse  complète, pays) 

A t -A 

on  —  le 

(Signature) 

(Stamp -  Cache!) 

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Protocol  C 

Reimports  into  the  Community,  within  the  meaning  of  Article  3  (3)  of  this  Agreement,  of 
products  listed  in  the  Annex  to  this  Protocol  shall  be  subject  to  the  provisions  of  this 
Agreement,  unless  the  special  provisions  below  provide  otherwise: 

1.  Subject  to  paragraph  2,  only  reimports  into  the  Community  of  products  affected  by  the 
specific  quantitative  limits  laid  down  in  the  Annex  to  this  Protocol  shall  be  considered 
reimports  within  the  meaning  of  Article  3  (3)  of  the  Agreement. 

2.  Reimports  not  covered  by  the  Annex  to  this  Protocol  may  be  made  subject  to  specific 
quantitative  limits  following  consultations  in  accordance  with  the  procedures  set  out  in 
Article  15  of  the  Agreement,  provided  the  products  concerned  are  subject  to  quantitative 
limits  pursuant 
to  surveillance 
measures. 

to  a  double-checking  system  or 

the  Agreement, 

to 

3.  Having  regard  to  the  interests  of  both  Parties,  the  Community  may  at  its  discretion,  or  in 

response  to  a  request  pursuant  to  Article  15  of  the  Agreement: 

(a)  examine  the  possibility  of  transferring  from  one  category  to  another,  using  in  advance 
or  carrying  over  from  one  year  to  the  next,  portions  of  specific  quantitative  limits; 

(b)  consider  the  possibility  of  increasing  specific  quantitative  limits. 

4.  However, 

the  Community  may  apply  automatically 

the 

flexibility 

rules  set  out 

in 

paragraph  3  above  within  the  following  limits: 

(a) 

transfers  between  categories  may  not  exceed  2 0%  of  the  quantity  for  the  category  to 
which  the  transfer  is  made; 

(b)  carry-over  of  a  specific  quantitative  limit  from  one  year  to  the  next  may  not  exceed 

10,5%  of  the  quantity  set  for  the  year  of  actual  utilization; 

(c)  advance  use  of  specific  quantitative  limits  from  one  year  to  another  may  not  exceed 

7,5%  of  the  quantity  set  for  the  year  of  actual  utilization. 

5.  The  Community  shall  inform  Latvia  of  any  measures  taken  pursuant  to  the  preceding 

paragraphs. 

6.  The  competent  authorities  in  the  Community  shall  debit  the  specific  quantitative  limits 
referred  to  in  paragraph  1 at  the  time  of  issue  of  the  prior  authorization  required  by  Council 
Regulation  (EEC)  No  636/82  which  governs  economic  outward  processing'arrangements.  A 
specific  quantitative  limit  shall  be  debited  for  the  year  in  which  a  prior  authorization  is 
issued. 

7.  A certificate  of  origin  made  out  by  the  organizations  authorized  to  do  so  under  Latvian  law 
shall  be  issued,  in  accordance  with  Protocol  A to  the  Agreement,  for  all  products  covered  by 
this  Protocol.  This  certificate  shall  bear  a  reference  to  the  prior  authorization  mentioned  in 
paragraph  6  above  as  evidence  that  the  processing  operation  it  describes  has  been  carried 
out  in  Lativia. 

8.  The  Community  shall  provide  Latvia  with  the  names  and  addresses  of,  and  specimens  of  the 
issue  the  prior 

the  Community  which 

stamps  used  by,  the  competent  authorities  of 
authorizations  referred  to  in  paragraph  6  above. 

9.  Without  prejudice  to  the  provisions  of  paragraphs  1 to  8  above,  Latvia  and  the  Community 
shall  continue  consultations  with  a  view  to  seeking  a  mutually  acceptable  solution  enabling 
both  Contracting  Parties  to  benefit  from  the  Agreement's  provisions  on  outward  processing 
traffic  and  so  ensure  the  effective  development  of  trade  in  textile  products  between  Latvia 
and  the  Community. 

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Annex  to  Protocol  C 

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

OPT  QUOTAS 

COMMUNITY  QUANTITATIVE  LIMITS 

Category 

(pm) 

Unit 

(pm) 

1993 

(pm) 

1994 

(pm) 

1995 

(pm) 

1996 

(pm) 

1997 

(pm) 

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Protocol D 

The  annual  growth  rate  for  the  quantitative  limits  which  may  be  introduced  pursuant  to 
Article  5  of  the  Agreement  for  the  products  covered  by  the  Agreement  shall  be  fixed  by 
Agreement  between  the  Parties  in  accordance  with  the  consultation  procedures  established  in 
Article  15  of  the  Agreement. 

Agreed  Minute  No  1 

In  the  context  of  the  Agreement  between  the  European  Economic  Community  and  the  Republic 
of  Latvia  on  trade  in  textile  and  clothing  products,  initialled  at  Brussels  on  15  June  1993,  the 
Parties  agreed  that  Article  5  of  the  Agreement  does  not  preclude  the  Community,  if  the 
conditions  are  fulfilled,  from  applying  the  safeguard  measures  for  one  or  more  of  its  regions  in 
conformity  with  the  principles  of  the  internal  market. 

In  such  an  event,  Latvia  shall  be  informed  in  advance  of  the  relevant  provisions  of  Protocol  A  to 
the  Agreement  to  be  applied,  as  appropriate. 

For  the  Government 
of  the  Republic  of  Latvia 

For  the  Council 
of  the  European  Communities 

Agreed  Minute  No  2 

Notwithstanding  Article  7  (1)  of  this  Agreement,  for  imperative  technical  or  administrative 
reasons  or  to  find  a  solution  to  economic  problems  resulting  from  regional  concentration  of 
imports,  or  in  order  to  combat  circumvention  and  fraud  of  the  provisions  of  this  Agreement,  the 
Community  will  establish  for  a  limited  period  of  time  a  specific  management  system 
in 
conformity  with  the  principles  of  the  Internal  Market. 

However,  if  the  Parties  are  unable  to  reach  a  satisfactory  solution  during  the  consultations 
provided  for  in  Article  7  (3),  Latvia  undertakes,  if  so  requested  by  the  Community,  to  respect 
temporary  export  limits  for  one  or  more  regions  of  the  Community.  In  such  a  case,  these  limits 
shall  not  preclude  the  importation  into  the  region(s)  concerned  of  products  which  were  shipped 
from  Latvia  on  the  basis  of  export  licences  obtained  before  the  date  of  formal  notification  to 
Latvia  by  the  Community  about  the  introduction  of  the  above  limits. 

The  Community  shall  inform  Latvia  of  the  technical  and  administrative  measures,  that  need  to 
be  introduced  by  both  Parties  in  order  to  implement  the  above  paragraphs  in  conformity  with 
the  principles  of  the  Internal  Market. 

For  the  Government 
of  the  Republic  of  Latvia 

For  the  Council 
of  the  European  Communities 

Agreed  Minute  No  3 

In  the  context  of  the  Agreement  between  the  European  Economic  Community  and  the  Republic 
of  Latvia  on  trade  in  textile  and  clothing  products,  initialled  at  Brussels  on  15  June  1993,  the 
Parties  agreed  that  Latvia  shall  endeavour  not  to  deprive  certain  regions  of  the  Community 
which  have  traditionally  had  relatively  small  shares  of  Community  quotas  of  imports  of 
products  serving  as  inputs  for  their  processing  industry. 

The  Community  and  Latvia  further  agreed  to  hold  consultations,  should  the  need  arise,  in  order 
to  avert  any  problems  which  might  occur  in  this  respect. 

For  the  Government 
of  the  Republic  of  Liitvia 

For  the  Council 
of  the  European  Communities 

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Agreed  Minute  No  4 

In the  context  of  the  Agreement  between  the  European  Economic  Community  and  the  Republic 
of  Latvia  on  trade  in textile  and  clothing  products,  initialled  at Brussels  on  15 June  1993,  Latvia 
agreed  that,  from  the  date  of  request  for  and  pending  the  consultations  referred  to  in  Article  7 
(3),  it  shall  cooperate  by  not  issuing  export  licences  that  would  further  aggravate  the  problems 
resulting  from  the  regional  concentration  of  direct  imports  into  the  Community. 

For  the  Government 
of  the  Republic  of  Latvia 

For  the  Council 
of  the  European  Communities 

Exchange  of  notes 

The  Directorate-General 
the  European 
Communities  presents  its  compliments  to  the  Minister  of  Foreign  Affairs  of  the  Republic  of 
Latvia  and  has  the  honour  to  refer  to  the  Agreement  on  textile  products  between  Latvia  and  the 
Community  initialled  at  Brussels  on  15  June  1993. 

for  External  Relations  of 

the  Commission  of 

The  Directorate-General  wishes  to  inform  the  Ministry  that,  whilst  awaiting  the  completion  of 
the  necessary  procedures  for  the  conclusion  and  the  coming  into  force  of  the  Agreement,  the 
from 
Community  is  prepared  to  allow  the  provisions  of  the  Agreement  to  apply  de  facto 
1  January  1993.  This  is  on  the  understanding  that  either  Party  may  at  any  time  terminate  this 
de  facto  application  of  the  Agreement  provided  that  120  days'  notice  is  given. 

The  Directorate-General  for  External  Relations  would  be  grateful  if  the  Minister  would  confirm 
its  Agreement  to  the  foregoing. 

The  Directorate-General  for  External  Relations  avails  itself  of  the  opportunity  to  renew  to  the 
Ministry  of  Foreign  Affairs  of 
its  highest 
consideration. 

the  Republic  of  Latvia 

the  assurance  of 

Exchange  of  notes 

The  Ministry  of  Foreign  Affairs  of  the  Republic  of  Latvia  presents  its  compliments  to  the 
Directorate-General  for  External  Relations  of  the  Commission  of  the  European  Communities 
and  has  the  honour  to  refer  to  the  Agreement  on  textile  products  between  Latvia  and  the 
Community  initialled  at  Brussels  on  15  June  1993. 

the 
The  Ministry  of  Foreign  Affairs  of 
Directorate-General  that  whilst  awaiting  the  completion  of  the  necessary  procedures  for  the 
conclusion  and  the  coming  into  force  of  the  Agreement,  the  Government  of  the  Republic  of 
Latvia  is  prepared  to  allow  the  provisions  of  the  Agreement  to  apply  de  facto  from  1  January 
1993.  This  is  on  the  understanding  that  either  Party  may  at  any  time  terminate  this  de 
facto 
application  of  the  Agreement  provided  that  120  days'  notice  is  given. 

the  Republic  of  Latvia  wishes 

to  confirm 

to 

The  Ministry  of  Foreign  Affairs  of  the  Republic  of  Latvia  to  the  European  Communities  avails 
itself  of  this  opportunity  to  renew  to  the  Directorate-General  for  External  Relations  of  the 
Commission  of  the  European  Communities  the  assurance  of  its  highest  consideration. 

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on  trade  between  the  Community  and  Latvia  in  processed  agricultural  products 

PROTOCOL  2 

Article  1 

tariff 

shall  grant 

The  Community 

concessions 
1. 
referred  to  in  Annex  I  for  processed  agricultural  products 
originating  in  Latvia.  In  the  case  of  the  goods  referred  to 
in  Annex  II,  however,  reductions  of 
the  agricultural 
component  shall  be  granted  within  the  quantity  limits 
referred  to  therein. 

Latvia  shall  grant  tariff  concessions  determined  in 

2. 
accordance  with  Article  4. 

3. 

The. 

—  add 

to  the 

list  of  processed  agricultural  products 

referred  to  in  this  Protocol, 

—  increase 

the  quantities  of  processed 

agricultural 
products  eligible  for  the  tariff  concessions  established 
by  this  Protocol. 

the  prices  on 

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^ 1 5 ° C V L U O-  C c ? * u ( .m ay  replace  the  concessions 
with  a  system  of  compensatory  amounts  with  no  quantity 
limits,  established  on  the  basis  of  the  difference  found 
the  Community  and  Latvian 
between 
markets  of  the  agricultural  products  actually  used 
to 
produce  the  processed  agricultural  products  covered  by 
this  Protocol.  The  JgVt  'Corniruttè-e  snaîT araw  up  a  list  of 
the  products  to  which  the  compensatory  amounts  are 
applicable  and  a  list  of  basic  products.  It  shall  adopt 
general  implementing  rules  to  that  end. 

Article  2 

For 
the  purposes  of 
definitions  shall  apply: 

this  Protocol, 

the 

following 

—  'goods'  means 

the  processed  agricultural  products 

referred  to  in  this  Protocol, 

—  'agricultural  component'  means  the  part  of  the  charge 
corresponding  to  the  difference  between  the  prices  on 
the  internal  market  of  the  Contracting  Parties  of  the 
agricultural  products  considered  to  have  been  used  for 
the  production  of  the  goods  and  the  prices  of  those 
in  imports  from 
agricultural  products 
third  countries, 

incorporated 

—  'non-agricultural  component'  means  the  part  of  the 
charge  remaining  when  the  agricultural  component  is 
deducted  from  the  total  charge, 

—  'basic  products'  means 

the  agricultural  products 
considered  as  having  been  used  in  the  production 
of  goods  within 
the  meaning  of  Regulation  (EC) 
No  3448/93, 

determine  the  agricultural  component  applicable  to 
goods  of  a  given  type,  in  accordance  with  the  terms  of 
the  same  Regulation. 

Article  3 

The  Community  grants 

1. 
concessions: 

to  Latvia 

the 

following 

—  the  non-agricultural  component  of  the  charge  shall  be 

reduced  as  per  Annex  I, 

—  for  the  goods  for  which  Annex  I  stipulates  a  reduced 
agricultural  component  (MOBR)  the  level  of  the  latter 
shall  be  calculated  by  reducing  the  base  quantities  of 
the  basic  products  for  which  a  levy  reduction 
is 
granted  by  2 0%  in  1995,  4 0%  in  1996  and  6 0% 
from  1997.  For  the  other  basic  products  of  those 
goods,  the  corresponding  reductions,  for  the  same 
years, 
and  3 0 %.  These 
reductions  shall  be  granted  within  the  limits  of  tariff 
quotas  stipulated  in  Annex  II.  For  quantities  in  excess 
of  those  quotas  the  agricultural  component  applicable 
to  third  countries  shall  apply. 

shall  be  1 0 %,  2 0% 

2. 
The  agricultural  components  shall  be  replaced  by 
reduced  agricultural  components  in  the  case  of  goods 
in 
added 
Article  1  (3). 

in  accordance  with  the  procedure  described 

Article  4 

Before  31  December  1996  Latvia  shall  determine 
1. 
the  agricultural  component  of  the  charge  on  the  goods 
falling  within  Regulation  (EC)  No  3448/93  on  the  basis 
of  the  MFN  import  duties  indicated  in  Annex  III  and 
applicable  to  the  basic  agricultural  products  originating 
in  the  Community  considered  to  have  been  used  in  the 
production  of 
that 
information  to  the 

these  goods. 

forward 

shall 

It 

falling  within  Regulation 

Latvia  shall  apply  the  duty  indicated  in  Annex  III  to 
2. 
imports  of  processed  agricultural  products  originating  in 
the  Community  and 
(EC) 
No  3448/93.  However,  if  reform  of  Latvian  agriculture 
policy  causes  the  agricultural  component  of  the  charge 
defined  in  Article  2  to  increase,  Latvia  shall  inform  the 
AcVW-f^^o  v G. "^«accordingly,  which  may  agree  to  the  rate 
of  duty  concerned  which  corresponds  to  the  size  of  the 
agricultural  component. 

Latvia  shall  reduce  the  duties  applicable  to  goods 
3. 
falling  within  Regulation  (EC)  No  3448/93  in  accordance 
with  the  following  timetable: 

—  the  non-agricultural  component  of  the  charge  shall  be 

removed  by  31  December  2001, 

—  'base  quantity'  means  the'quantity  of  a  basic  product 
calculated  in  the  manner  stipulated  in  Article  3  of 
Regulation  (EC)  No  3448/93  and  which  is  used  to 

—  the  agricultural  component  shall  be  reduced  by  the 
Àli*u<4^-  G*<M.(ÂJn  accordance  with  the  principles 
referred  to  in  Article  3. 

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ANNEX  I 

Import  duties  applicable  in  the  Community  to  goods  originating  in  Latvia 

CN  code 

Description 

Third country 
duty rates 

Duty  rates  applicable 

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f r om  1.1.1996 

1704  90  71 

Boiled  sweets 

13 + MOB 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

3  +MOB 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

0 + MOB 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

1704  90  75 

Caramels 

13 +MOB 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

3 + MOBR 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

0 + M O BR 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

1806  31 

Chocolate  filled 

12 •  MOB 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

4 + MOBR 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

0 +  MOBR 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

1806  32  10 

Chocolate  not  filled 

12 +MOB 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

4 +MOBR 
M A X 27 + ADS/Z 

. 

0 + MOBR 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

1806  90  11 

Chocolate  with  alcohol 

12 + MOB 
MAX  27 +AD  S/Z 

4 + MOBR 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

0  + MOBR 
MAX  27  + AD  S/Z 

2104  10 

Soups 

18 

9 

7 

2105 

Ice-cream 

12 +MOB 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

6  +MOBR 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

0 +  MOBR 
MAX  27 + AD  S/Z 

2201  10 

Mineral  waters 

2203 

Beer 

2208  90  31 

Vodka 

4 

24 

0 

9 

0 

7 

1,3  ECU/%  vol/hl 
+ 5  ECU/hl 

1,1  ECU/%  vol/hl 
+ 4  ECU/hl 

0,9  ECU/%  vol/hl 
+ 3,5  ECU/hl 

2208  90  SS 

Liqueurs 

1,6  ECU/%  vol/hl 
+ 10  ECU/hl 

1,3  ECU/%  vol/hl 
+ 7  ECU/hl 

1,1  ECU/%  vol/hl 
+ 7  ECU/hl 

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Tariff  quotas  applicable  on  imports  into  the  Community  for  goods  originating  in  Latvia  for  which  a 
reduction of  the agricultural  component  is granted in accordance with  Article 3 

ANNEX II 

CN  code 

Description 

1704  90  71 

Boiled  sweets 

1704  90  75 

Caramels 

1806  31 

Chocolate  filled 

1806  32  10 

Chocolate  not  filled 

1806  90  11 

Chocolate  with  alcohol 

2104  10 

Soups 

2105 

2203 

Ice < ream 

Beer 

Quantities 

1995 

1996 

1997 

1998 

1999 

2000 

15 

30 

50 

50 

15 

30 

25 

17 

33 

55 

55 

17 

33 

28 

18 

36 

60 

60 

18 

36 

30 

20 

39 

65 

65 

20 

39 

33 

21 

42 

70 

70 

21 

42 

35 

23 

45 

75 

75 

23 

45 

38 

150 

165 

180 

195 

210 

225 

2208  90  31 

Vodka 

150 

165 

180 

195 

210 

225 

2208  90  55 

Liqueurs 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

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ANNEX 

III 

List  of  products  referred  to  in  Article  4 

1.  Imports  into  Latvia  of  the  following  products  originating  in  the  Community  shall  be  subject  to  the 
duties  set  out  below.  However,  if  a  more  favourable  trade  regime  is  in  force  in  Latvia,  this  shall  be 
applied  to  imports  from  the  Community. 

2.  Tariff  reductions  from  the  year  1995  to  2000  shall  be  implemented  in  annual  equal  steps  if  the 
reductions  are  higher  than  1  %,  in  other  cases  the  reductions  shall  be  implemented  in  one  step  in  the 
year  2000. 

3. 

Imports  into  Latvia  of  those  processed  agricultural  products  originating  in  the  Community  other  than 
those  listed  in  this  Annex,  are  free  of  duty. 

CN code 

Description  of  products (') 

0403 

Buttermilk,  curdled  milk  and  cream,  yoghurr,  képhir 
and  other  fermented  or  acidified  milk  and  cream, 
whether  or  not  concentrated  or  containing  added 
sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter  or  flavoured  or 
containing  added  fruit,  nuts  or  cocoa 

0403 10 

Yoghurt 

0501 

0502 

0503 

Human  hair,  unworked  whether  or  not  washed  or 
scoured,  waste  of  human  hair 

Pigs',  hogs'  or  hoars'  bristles  and  hair;  badger  hair 
and  other  brush  making  hair;  waste  of  such  bristles  or 
hair 

Horsehair  and  horsehair  waste,  whether  or  not  put 
up  as  a  layer  wirh  or  without  supporting  material 

0505 10 

Feathers  of  a  kind  used  tor  stuffing;  down 

0505 90 

Other  skins  and  other  parts  of  birds 

0506 

0507 

0508 

Bones  and  horn-cores,  unworked,  defatted,  simply 
prepared  (but  not  cut  to  shape),  treated,  with  acid  or 
dcgelatinizcd;  powder  and  waste  of  these  products 

Ivory,  tortoise-shell,  whalebone  and  whalebone  hair, 
horns,  antlers,  hooves,  nails,  claws  and  beaks, 
unworked  or  simply  prepared  but  not  cur  to  shape; 
powder  and  waste  of  these  products 

Coral  and  similar  materials,  unworked  or  simply 
prepared  but  not  otherwise  worked; 
shells  of 
molluscs,  crustaceans  or  cchinodcrms  and  cuttle-bone, 
unworked  or  simply  prepared  but  not  cut  to  shape, 
powder  and  waste  thereof 

0509 

Natural  sponges  of  animal  origin 

Rate of  duty (%) 

Basic  duty 

M FN duty 

for  imports  from  EC 

1. 1.1995 

1. 1.2000 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

1 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

0,5 

20 

15 

20 

15 

20 

20 

15 

15 

IS 

1 0 C) 

10 

5 C) 

15 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

15 

15 

15 

0,5 

15 

15 

15 

15 

(')  Notwithstanding  the  rules  for  the  interpretation  of  the  combined  nomenclatu 
having  no  more  than  an  indicative  value,  the  preferential  scheme  being  deter 

re,  the  wording  for  the  description  of  the  products  is  to  be  considc 
mined  by  the  coverage  of  the  CN  codes. 

(*)  Tariff  quota  set  out  in  Annex  IV. 

!  Y 

-.?  -N  "\ 

CNcode 

Description  of  products (') 

Rate of  duty (%) 

Basic duty 

MFN duty 

for  imports from EC 

1.1.1995 

1.1.2000 

^tfj-

0510 

Ambergris,  castoreum,  civet  and  musk;  cantharides; 
bile,  whether  or  not  dried;  glands  and  other  animal 
otherwise 
products, 
provisionally  preserved 

chilled, 

frozen 

fresh, 

or 

0710 40 

Sweet  corn 

0711 90 30 

Sweet  corn,  provisionally  preserved 

0903 

Maté 

1212 20 

Seaweeds  and  other  algae 

. 

1301 

Lac;  natural  gums,  resins,  gum-resins,  and  balsams 

1302 11 

Opium 

1302 12 

Vegetable  saps  and  extracts, 

of  liquorice 

1302 13 

Vegetable  saps  and  extracts, 

of  hops 

1302 14 

Vegetable  saps  and  extracts, 
the  roots 

of  -pyrethrum  or  of 

1302 19 

Vegetable  saps  and  extracts, 

. ..  other 

1302 20 90 

Pectic  substances,  pectinates  and  pectates,  other 

1302 31 

Mucilages  and  thickeners,  agar-agar 

1302 32 

Mucilages  and  rhickeners,  whether  or  not  modified, 
derived  from  locust  beans,  locust  bean  seeds  or  guar 
seeds 

1302 39 

Other  mucilages  and  thickeners 

1505 

1506 

Wool  grease  and  fatty  substances  derived 
(including  lanolin) 

therefrom 

Other  animal 
tractions, 
fats  and  oils  and 
whether  or  not  refined,  but  not  chemically  modified 

their 

151560 

Jojoba  oil  and  its  fractions 

151620 10 

Hydrogcnated  castor  oil,  so  called  'opal-wax' 

1517 1010 

Margarine;  excluding  liquid  margarine 

. . . 

15179010 

Other  margarine, 

. .. 

15179093 

Edible  mixtures, 

. . . 

1518 

Animal  or  vegetable  fats  and  oils  and  their  fractions, 
boiled,  oxidized,  dehydrated,  sulphurized,  blown, 
polymerized  by  heat  in  vacuum  or  in  inert  gas  or 
otherwise  chemically  modified,  excluding  those  of 
heading  No  1516;  inedible  mixtures  or  preparations 
of  animal  or  vegetable  fats  or  oils  or  of  fractions  of 
different  fats  or  oils  of  this  chapter,  not  elsewhere 
specified  or  included 

(*)  Tariff  quota  set  out  in  Annex  IV. 

/ " // 

20 

20 

20 

1 

1 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

1 

20 

20 

1 

1 

1 

20 

20 

20 

15 

15 

15 

0,5 

0,5 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

0,5 

15 

15 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

0,5 

0,5 

15 

sr 

sr 

sr 

sr 

sr 

sr 

0,5 

5 

5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

10 

0,5 

0,5 

free 

0,5 

0,5  C 

0,5  C 

0,5  C 

0,5  C 

0,5  C 

0,5  C 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5  C) 

0,5  C) 

0,5  C) 

0,5  C) 

0,5  C) 

0,5  C) 

0,5 

0,5 

' *> 

CN code 

Description of  products (') 

1519 

1520 

1521 

Industrial  monocarboxylic  fatty  acids;  acid  oils  from 
refining;  industrial  fatty  alcohols 

Glycerol  (glycerine),  whether  or  not  pure;  glycerol 
waters  and  glycerol  lyes 

Vegetable  waxes  (other  than  triglycerides),  beeswax, 
other  insect  waxes  and  spermaceti,  whether  or  not 
refined  or  coloured 

1522 00 10 

Degras 

1702 50 

Chemically  plure  fructose 

1702 90 10 

Chemically  pure  maltose 

1704 10 

Chewing-gum,  whether  or  not  sugar-coated 

1704 90 10 

Liquorice  extract  containing  more  than  10%  by 
weight  of  sucrose  but  not  containing  other  added 
substances 

1704 90 30 

White  chocolate 

1704 90 51 

Pastes,  including  marzipan,  in  immediate  packings  of 
a  net  content  of  1  kg  or  more 

1704 90 55 

Throat  pastilles  and  cough  drops 

1704 90 61 

Sugar  coated  (panned)  goods 

1704 90 65 

Gum  confectionery  and  jelly  confectionery 
fruit  pastes  in  the  form  of  sugar  confectionery 

including 

1704 90 71 

Boiled  sweets  whether  or  not  filled 

«T&-

Rate of  duty (%) 

Basic duty 

MFN duty 

for  impons  from EC 

1.1.1995 

1.1.2000 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

7 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

1 

1 

1 

1 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

1704 90 75 

Toffees,  caramels  and  similar  sweets 

250  Ls/t 

250  Ls/t 

250  Ls/t 

250  Ls/t 

1704 90 81 

Compressed  tablets 

1704 90 99 

Other 

Cocoa  pastes,  whether  or  not  defatted 

Cocoa  butter,  fat  and  oil 

Cocoa  powder,  not  containing  added  sugar  or  other 
sweetening  matter 

20 

20 

1 

1 

15 

15 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

15 

15 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

Cocoa  powder,  containing  added  svigar  or  other 
sweetening  matter 

500  Ls/t 

500  Ls/t 

500  Ls/t 

500  Ls/t 

Other  preparations  in  blocks,  slabs  or  bars  weighing 
more  than  2  kg  or  in  liquid,  paste,  powder,  granular 
immediate 
form 
or  other  bulk 
packing  of  a  content  exceeding  2  kg 

in  containers  or 

1 

0,5 

0,5 

1S03 

1804 

1805 

1806 10 

1806 20 

1806 31 

Other  in  blocks,  slabs  or  bars,  filled 

500  Ls/t 

500  Ls/t 

500  Ls/t 

1806 32 

Other  in  blocks,  slabs  or  bars,  not  filled 

500  Ls/t 

500  Ls/t 

500  Ls/t 

il. 

?A°-

CN code 

Description  of  products (') 

Rate of  duty  (%) 

Basic duty 

MFN  duty 

for  imports  from  EC 

1.1.1995 

1.1.2000 

1806 90 

Other  c h o c o l a t e , . .. 

500  Ls/t 

500  Ls/t 

N500  Ls/t 

500  Ls/t 

i*f-

Malt  extract;  food  preparations  of  flour  e t c , . .. 
preparations  for  infant  use,  put  up  for  retail  sale 

free 

free 

free 

1901 10 

190120 

Malr  extract;  food  preparations  of  flour  e t c . , ..  . 
Mixes  and  doughs  for 
the  preparation  of  bakers 
wares  of  heading  No  1905 

1901 90 

Malt  extract;  food  preparations  of  flour  etc.,.  . . 
other 

1902 

1902 

1903 

1904 

1905 

Pasta,  whether  or  not  cooked  or  stuffed  (with  meat  or 
other  subsrances)  or  otherwise  prepared,  such  as 
cannelloni, 
spaghetti, 
lasagne,  gnocchi, 
couscous,  whether  or  not  prepared, 
excluding 
macaroni  and  noodles 

ravioli, 

—  of  which  macaroni  and  noodles 

and 

substitutes 

Tapioca 
from 
starch,  in  the  form  of  flakes,  grains,  pearls  sifting  or 
similar  forms 

therefor  prepared 

Prepared  foods  obtained  by  the  swelling  or  roasting 
of  cereals  or  cereal  products  (for  example,  corn 
flakes);  cereals,  other 
than  maize  (corn),  in  grain 
form,  pre-cooked  or  otherwise  prepared 

Bread,  pastry,  cakes,  biscuits  and  other  bakers'  wares, 
whether  or  not  containing  cocoa;  communion  wafers, 
empty  cachets  of  a  kind  suitable  for  pharmaceutical 
use,  sealing  wafers,  rice  paper  and  similar  products 

2001 V0 30 

Sweet  corn,  prepared  or  preserved  by  vinegar  or 
acetic  acid 

2001 90 40 

Yams,  sweet  potatoes,.  ..,  prepared  or  preserved  by 
vinegar  or  acetic  acid 

2001 90 60 

Palm  hearts,  prepared  or  preserved  by  vinegar  or 
acetic  acid 

2004 90 10 

Sweet  corn,  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise  than  by 
vinegar  or  acetic  acid,  frozen 

2005 20 10 

Potatoes,  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise  than  by 
vinegar  or  acetic  acid,  not  frozen 

2005 80 

Sweet  corn,  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise  than  by 
vinegar  or  acetic  acid,  not  frozen 

200S 11 10 

Peanut  butter 

2008 91 

Palm  hearts 

2008 92 

Mixtures 

2008 99 

Other 

(*)  Tariff  quota  set  out  in  Annex  IV. 

ill 

15 

20 

20 

20 

15 

IS 

15 

15 

20 

15 

20 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

free 

10 

10 

10 

15 

0,5 

0,5 

300  Ls/t 

300  Ls/t 

200  Ls/t  (' 

180  Ls/t  C) 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

10 

10 

10 

15 

15 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

C 

CN  code 

Descriprion  of  products (') 

2101 

Extracts,  essences  and  concentrates,  of  coffee,  tea  or 
maté  and  preparations  with  a  basis  of  these  products 
or  with  a  basis  of  coffee,  tea  or  maté,  roasted  chicory 
and  other  roasted  coffee  substitutes,  and  extracts, 
essences  and  concentrates  thereof 

2102 10 

Active  yeasts 

2102 20 

Inactive  yeasts;  other  single-cell  micro-organisms, 
dead 

2102 30 

Prepared  baking  powder 

2103 10 

Soya  sauce 

2103 20 

Tomato  ketchup  and  other  tomato  sauces 

2103 30 10 

Mustard  flour 

2103 30 90 

Prepared  mustard 

2103 90 

Other  sauces,.  . . 

2104 10 

Soups  and  broths  and  preparations  therefor 

2104 20 

Homogenized  composite  food  preparations 

2105 

Ice  cream  and  other  edible 
containing  cocoa 

ice,  whether  or  not 

2106 10 

preparations 

Food 
or 
included,  prorein  concentrates  and  textured  protein 
substances 

elsewhere 

specified 

not 

2106 90 10 

preparations 

Food 
not 
included,  cheese  fondues 

elsewhere 

specified 

or 

2106 90 91 

Food  preparation,  not  elsewhere  specified  or  included, 
containing  > no  milk 
fats,  milk  proteins,  sucrose 
etc.,  . . . 

2106 90 99 

Other 

2202 10 

Mineral  waters  and  aerated  waters 

4tT-

Rate of  duty  (%) 

Basic duty 

MFN duty 

for imports from EC 

1.1.1995 

1.1.2000 

20 

20 

20 

1 

20-

20 

1 

20 

20 

20 

free 

20 

1 

20 

free 

15 

15 

15 

0,5 

15 

15 

0,5 

15 

15 

15 

free 

15 

Op 

0,5 

0,5 

15 

free 

15 

15 

15 

0,5 

15 

15 

0,5 

15 

15 

1 0 C) 

free 

15 

0,5 

0,5 

15 

free 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

sr) 

free 

15 

0,5 

0,5 

0,5 

15 

free 

2201 90 

Other 

3  Ls/h I 

3  Ls/hl 

3  Ls/hl 

3  Ls/hl 

2202 

2203 

2205 

added 

Waters,  including  mineral  waters  and  aerated  waters, 
containing 
of 
flavoured,  and  other  non-alcoholic  beverages,  not 
including 
juices  of  heading 
No  2009 

sweetening  matter 

or  vegetable 

sugar 

fruit 

3  Ls/hl 

3  Ls/hl 

3  Ls/hl 

3  Ls/hl 

Beer  made  from  malt 

10Ls/hl 

10  Ls/hl 

10 Ls/hl 

10  Ls/hl 

Vermouth  and  other  wine  of  fresh  grapes  flavoured 
with  plants  or  aromatic  substances 

10 Ls/hl 

10  Ls/hl 

10Ls/hi 

2206 

Other  fermented  beverages 

20 

15 

15 

(*)  Tariff  quota  set  out  in  Annex  IV. 

CN code 

Description of  produas (') 

Afc-

Rate of  duty  (%) 

Basic duty 

MFN duty 

for  imports  from EC 

1.1.1995 

1.1.2000 

2207 

2208  10 

2208  20 

Undenatured  ethyl  alcohol  of  an  alcoholic  strength  by 
volume  of  8 0%  and  higher;  ethyl  alcohol  and  other 
spirits,  denatured,  of  any  strength 

Compound  alcoholic  preparations  of  a  kind  used  for 
the  manufacture  of  beverages 

7,8 Ls/1 

7,8 Ls/1 

7,8 Ls/1 

7,8  Ls/1 

20 

15 

15 

15 

Spirits  obtained  by  distilling  grape  wine  or  grape 
marc 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5 Ls/ 
%  vol/hl" 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2208  20  62 

Cognac,  in  containers  holding  more  than  2  litres 

0,5 

0,5 

2208  30 

2208  40 

2208  50 

2208  90  11 

2208  90  19 

2208  90  31 

Whiskies 

Rum  and  taffia 

Gin  and  Geneva 

Arrak',  in  containers  holding  2  litres  or  less 

Arrak,  in  containers  holding  more  than  2  litres 

Vodka,  in  containers  holding  2  litres  or  less 

2,5 Ls/ 
% vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/h! 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/h! 

2208  90  3} 

Plum,  pear  or  cherry  spirits  (excluding  liqueurs)  in 
containers  holding  2  litres  or  less 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2208  90  35 

Vodka,  in  containers  holding  more  than  2  litres 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls' 
%  vol/hl 

2208  90  38 

Plum,  pe3r  or  cherry  spirits  (excluding  liqueurs)  in 
containers  holding  more  than  2  litres 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
% vol/hl 

.free 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
% vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,0  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl  C) 

2,0  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl  C 

2,5 Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  voi/h! 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2 J  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2208  90  45 

2208  90  48 

2208  90  52 

2208  90  58 

spirits 

Other 
in  containers 
holding  2  litres  or  less,  distilled  from  fruit,  Calvados 

(excluding 

liqueurs) 

Other 
holding  2  litres  or  less,  distilled  from  fruit,  other 

(excluding 

liqueurs) 

spirits 

in  containers 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

Other 
holding  2  litres  or  less,  other,  Korn 

(excluding 

spirits 

liqueurs) 

Other 
holding  2  litres  or  less,  other 

(excluding 

spirits 

liqueurs) 

in  containers 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

in  containers 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2208  90  65 

Liqueurs 

2208  90  69 

Other  spirituous  beverages 

2208  90  71 

Other 
holding  more  than  2  litres,  distilled  from  fruit 

(excluding 

liqueurs) 

spirits 

in  containers 

(*)  Tariff  quota  set  out  in  Annex  IV. 

• 

/ 

;/ 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

CN  code 

Description  of  products (') 

2208  90  73 

spirits 

Other 
holding  more  than  2  litres,  other 

(excluding 

liqueurs) 

in 

containers 

2208  90  79 

Liqueurs  and  other  spirituous  beverages 

$¥r 

Rate of  duty  (%) 

Basic duty 

MFN  duty 

for  imports  from  EC 

1.1.1995 

1.1.2000 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5 Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5 Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5 Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2,5  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2208  90  91 

Undenatured  ethyl  alcohol  of  an  alcoholic  strength  by 
volume  of  less  than  8 0%  vol  in  containers  holding 
2  litres  or  less 

2208  90  99 

Undenatured  ethyl  alcohol  of  an  alcoholic  strength  by 
volume  .of  less  than  8 0%  vol  in  containers  holding 
more  than  2  litres 

7,8  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

7,8 Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

7,8 Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

7,8  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

7,8  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

7,8  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

7,8 Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

7,8  Ls/ 
%  vol/hl 

2402  10 

Cigars,  cheroots  and  cigarillos  containing  tobacco 

20 

15 

15 

0,5 

2402  20 

Cigarettes  containing  tobacco 

2402  90 

Other  cigars,  cheroots  and  cigarillos 

2403 

Other  manufactured  tobacco 

2,5 Ls/ 
1  000  p/st 

2,5  Ls/ 
1 000  p/st 

2,5  Ls/ 
1  000  p/st 

2,5  Ls/ 
1  000  p/st 

20 

20 

15 

15 

15 

15 

0,5 

0,5 

/ // 

^ 

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ANNEX 

IV 

List  of  products  referred  to  in  Article  4 

Imports  into  Latvia  of  the  following  products  originating  in  the  Community  shall  be  subject  to  the 
following  tariff  quotas.  Quantities  in  excess  shall  be  subjecr  to  the  MFN  rate  of  dur)'  (Annex  III) 

CN  code 

Description  of  products  (') 

Unit 

Quantity 

Year 
1 

Year 
2 

Year 
3 

Year 
A 

Year 
5 

Year 
6 

0 4 03  10 

Y o g h u rt 

1 3 02 

1 5 17 

1905 

a nd 

saps 

pcctinarcs 

V e g e t a b le 
s u b s t a n c e s, 
a g a r - a g ar 
t h i c k e n e r s,  w h e t h er 
derived  from  vegetable  p r o d u c ts 

pectin 
pecrares; 
a nd 
or  not  modified, 

e x t r a c t s, 
a nd 

other  mucilages 

a nd 

M a r g a r i n e;  edible  m i x t u r es  or  preparations 
tats  or  oils  or  of 
of  a n i m al  or  vegetable 
t r a c t i o ns  of  different 
fats  or  oils  of  tin's 
c h a p t e r,  o t h er 
than  edible  fats  or  oils  or 
their  fractions  of  heading  No  1 5 16 

Bread,  p a s t r y,  c a k e s,  biscuits  a nd  other 
b a k e r s'  w a r e s,  whether  or  not  c o n t a i n i ng 
c o c o a;  c o m m u n i on  wafers,  e m p ty  cachets 
of  a  kind  suitable  for  p h a r m a c e u t i c al  use, 
sealing  w a t e r s, 
similar 
p r o d u c ts 

rice  p a p er  a nd 

t 

t 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

100 

100 

110 

no 

120 

120 

t 

2 0 00 

2 0 00 

2 0 00 

2 0 00 

2  0 00 

2  0 00 

t 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

2 1 04  10 

Soups 
t h e r e t or 

a nd 

b r o t hs 

a nd 

p r e p a r a t i o ns 

2 2 08  50 

Gin  a nd  Geneva 

t 

t 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20-

20 

20 

20 

20 

l')  Notwithstanding  the rules  tor the  interpretation  of  the combined  nomenclature,  the wording  for  the description  of  the  products  is to  be  considered  as 

having  no  more  than  an  indicative  value,  the preferential  sclieme  being  determined  hy the coverage  of  the CN  codes. 

^ 

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PROTOCOL  3 

concerning  the  definition  of  originating  produas  and  methods  of  administrative  cooperation 

TITLE I 

GENERAL  PROVISIONS 

Article  1, 

Definitions 

For  the  purposes  of  this  Protocol: 

(a) 

'manufacture'  means  any  kind  of  working  or 
processing  including  assembly  or  specific  operations; 

(b) 

(c) 

'material'  means 
raw  material, 
component  or  part,  etc.,  used  in  the  manufacture  of 
rhe  product; 

ingredient, 

any 

'product'  means 
is 
even 
manufacturing  operation; 

intended 

if 

it 

the  product  being  manufactured, 
in  another 
later  use 

for 

(d) 

'goods'  means  both  materials  and  products; 

(c) 

(f) 

(g) 

'customs  value'  means  the  value  as  determined  în 
accordance  with  the  Agreement  on  implementation 
of  Article  VII  of  the  General  Agreement  on  Tariffs 
and  Trade,  done  at  Geneva  on  12  April  1979; 

last  working  or  processing 

'cx-works  price'  means  the  price  paid  for  the  product 
ex-works  to  the  manufacturer  in  whose  undertaking 
is  carried  out 
the 
the 
includes 
provided 
materials  used,  minus  all  internal  taxes  which  arc,  or 
may  be,  repaid  when 
is 
exported; 

the  product  obtained 

the  value  of  all 

the  price 

'value  of  materials'  means  the  customs  value  at  the 
time  of  importation  of  the  non-originating  materials 
used,  or, 
is  not  known  and  cannot  be 
ascertained,  the  first  ascertainable  price  paid  for  the 
materials  in  the  territories  concerned; 

this 

if 

(j) 

'chapters'  and  'headings'  means  the  chapters  and  the 
headings  (four-digit  codes)  used  in  the  nomenclature 
which  makes  up 
the  Harmonized  Commodity 
Description  and  Coding  System,  referred  to  in  this 
Protocol  as  'the  Harmonized  System'  or  'HS'; 

(k) 

'classified'  refers  to  the  classification  of  a  product  or 
material  under  a  particular  heading; 

(1) 

'consignment'  means  products  which  are  either  sent 
simultaneously  from  one  exporter  to  one  consignee 
or  covered  by  a  single  transport  document  covering 
their  shipment  from  the  cxporrer  to  the  consignee  or, 
in  the  absence  of  such  a  document,  by  a  single 
invoice. 

TITLE II 

DEFINITION  OF  THE  CONCEPT  OF 

'ORIGINATING 

PRODUCTS' 

Article  2 

Origin  Criteria 

For  the  purpose  of  implementing  this  Agreement,  and 
without  prejudice  to  the  provisions  of  Articles  3  and  4  of 
this  Protocol,  the  following  products  shall  be  considered 
as: 

1.  products  originating  in  the  Community: 

(a)  products  wholly  obtained 

the  Community, 
within  the  meaning  of  Article  5  ol  this  Protocol; 

in 

(b)  products  obtained 

the  Community  which 
in 
contain  materials  not  wholly  obtained 
there, 
provided  that  the  said  materials  have  undergone 
sufficient  working 
the 
and 
Community  within  the  meaning  of  Article  6,  of 
this  Protocol; 

processing 

in 

2.  products  originating  in  Latvia: 

(h) 

'value  of  originating  materials'  means  the  customs 
value  of  such  materials  as  defined  in  subparagraph 
(g)  applied  mutatis  mutandis; 

(a)  products  wholly  obtained  in  Latvia,  within  the 

meaning  of  Article  5  of  this  Protocol; 

(i) 

'added  value'  shall  be  taken  to  be  the  ex-works  price 
minus  the  customs  value  of  each  of  the  products 
incorporated  which  did  not  originate  in  the  country 
in  which  those  products  were  obtained; 

(b)  products  obtained 

in  Latvia  which 

contain 
materials  not  wholly  obtained 
there,  provided 
that  the  said  materials  have  undergone  sufficient 
working  or  processing 
the 
meaning  of  A'rticle  6  of  this  Protocol. 

in  Latvia  within 

r 

S 

Article  3 

Bilateral  cumulation 

(1) 

1.  Notwithstanding  Article  2 
(b),  materials 
originating  in  Latvia  within  the  meaning  of  this  Protocol 
in 
shall  be  considered  as  materials  originating 
the 
it  shall  not  be  necessary 
that  such 
Community  and 
or 
have 
materials 
undergone 
they  have 
processing 
there,  provided  however 
undergone  working  or  processing  going  beyond 
that 
referred  to  in  Article  7  of  this  Protocol. 

sufficient  working 
that 

(2) 

Notwithstanding  Article  2 

2. 
(b),  materials 
originating  in  the  Community  within  the  meaning  of  this 
Protocol  shall  be  considered  as  materials  originating  in 
Latvia  and  it  shall  not  be  necessary  that  such  materials 
have  undergone  working  or  processing  there,  provided 
however  that  they  have  undergone  working  or  processing 
going  beyond 
this 
Protocol. 

in  Article  7  of 

referred 

that 

to 

Article  4 

Cumulation  with  materials  originating 

in  Estonia  and 

Lithuania 

in  Estonia  or  Lithuania  within 

1.  (a)  Notwithstanding  Article  2  (1)  (b)  and  subject  to 
the  provisions  of  paragraphs  2  and  3,  materials 
originating 
the 
meaning  of  Protocol  3  annexed  to  the  Agreements 
between  the  Community  and  these  countries  shall 
be  considered  as  originating  in  the  Community 
and  it  shall  not  be  necessary  that  such  materials 
have  undergone  sufficient  working  or  processing, 
on  condition  however  that  they  have  undergone 
working  or  processing  beyond  that  referred  to  in 
Article  7  of  this  Protocol. 

in  Estonia  or  Lithuania  within 

(b)  Notwithstanding  Article  2  (2)  (b)  and  subject  to 
the  provisions  of  paragraphs  2  and  3,  materials 
originating 
the 
meaning  of  Protocol  3  annexed  to  the  Agreements 
between  the  Community  and  these  countries  shall 
be  considered  as  originating  in  Latvia  and  it  shall 
not  be  necessary 
such  materials  have 
undergone  sufficient  working  or  processing,  on 
they  have  undergone 
condition  however 
working  or  processing  beyond  that  referred  to  in 
Article  7  of  this  Protocol. 

that 

that 

Products  which  have  acquired  originating  status  by 
2. 
virtue  of  paragraph 
to  be 
considered  as  originating  in  the  Community  or  in  Latvia, 
when  the  value  added 
there  exceeds  the  value  of  the 
materials  used  originating  in  Estonia  or  Lithuania. 

1  shall  only  continue 

the  purposes  of 

is"  not  so, 
for 

the  products  concerned  shall  be 
If 
this 
considered 
this 
Agreement  or  of  the  Agreement  between  the  Community 
and  Estonia  or  Lithuania  as  originating  in  Estonia  or 
Lithuania  according  to  which  of  these  countries  accounts 
for  the  highest  value  of  originating  materials  used. 

implementing 

-4H-" 

3. 
For  the  purposes  of  this  Article,  identical  rules  of 
origin  to  those  in  this  Protocol  shall  be  applied  in  trade 
between  the  Community  and  Estonia  and  Lithuania  and 
between  Latvia  and  those  two countries  and  also  between 
each  of  these  three  countries  themselves. 

Article  5 

Wholly  obtained  products 

1.  Within  the  meaning  of  Article  2  (1)  (a)  and  (2)  (a), 
the  following  shall  be  considered  as  wholly  obtained 
either  in  the  Community  or  in  Latvia: 

(a)  mineral  products  extracted  from  their  soil  or  from 

their  seabed; 

(b)  vegetable  products  harvested  there; 

(c) 

live  animals  born  and  raised  there; 

(d)  products  from  live  animals  raised  there; 

(e)  products  obtained  by  hunting  or  fishing  there; 

(f)  products  of  sea  fishing  and  other  products 

taken 

from  the  sea  by  their  vessels; 

(g)  products  made  aboard  their  factory  ships  exclusively 
from  products  referred  to  in  subparagraph  (f); 

(h)  used  articles  collected  there  fit  only  for  the  recovery 
of  raw  materials,  including  used  tyres  fit  only  for 
retreading  or  use  as  waste; 

(i)  waste  and 

scrap 

resulting 

from  manufacturing 

operations  conducted  there; 

(j)  products  extracted 

from  marine  soil  or 

outside  their  territorial  waters  provided 
have  sole  rights  to  work  that  soil  or  subsoil; 

that 

subsoil 
they 

(k)  goods  produced  exclusively  from  products  specified 

in  subparagraphs  (a)  to  (j). 

2. 
The  term  'their  vessels'  and  'their  factory  ships'  in 
paragraph  1  (f)  and  (g)  shall  apply  only  to  vessels  and 
factory  ships: 

—  which  are  registered  or  recorded  in  Latvia  or  in  a 

Member  State  of  the  Community, 

—  which  sail  under  the  flag  of  Latvia  or  of  a  Member 

State  of  the  Community, 

—  which  are  owned  to  an  extent  of  at  least  50%  by 
nationals  of  Latvia  or  of  a  Member  State  of  the 
Community,  or  by  a  company  with  its  head  office  in 
one  of  these  States  or  in  Latvia, of  which  the  manager 
or  managers,  chairman  of  the  board  of  directors  or 
the  supervisory  board,  and 
the 
members  of  such  boards  are  nationals  of  Latvia  or  of 
Member  States  of  the  Community  and  of  which,  in 
addition, 
limited 
companies,  at  least  half  the  capital  belongs  to  these 
States,  to  Latvia,  to  their  public  bodies  or  to  their 
nationals, 

the  case  of  partnerships  or 

the  majority  of 

in 

—  of  which 

the  master  and  officers  are  nationals  of 

Latvia  or  of  Member  States  of  the  Community, 

—  of  which  at  least  7 5%  of  the  crew  are  nationals  of 
Latvia  or  of  Member  States  of  the  Community. 

3- 
The  terms  'Latvia'  and  'the  Community'  shall  also 
cover  the  territorial  waters  which  surround  Latvia  and 
the  Member  States  of  the  Community. 

Sea-going  vessels,  including  factory  ships  on  which  the 
fish  caught  is  worked  or  processed,  shall  be  considered  as 
part  of  the  territory  of  the  Community  or  of  Latvia 
provided 
in 
paragraph  2. 

the  conditions  set  out 

they  satisfy 

that 

Article  6 

Sufficiently  worked  or  processed  products 

For 

the  purposes  of  Article  2,  non-originating 
1. 
materials  arc  considered 
to  be  sufficiently  worked  or 
processed  when  the  product  obtained  is  classified  in  a 
that  in  which  all  the 
heading  which  is  different  from 
non-originating  materials  used 
in  its  manufacture  are 
classified,  subject  to  paragraphs  2  and  3. 

For  a  product  mentioned  in  columns  1 and  2  of  the 
2. 
list  in  Annex  II,  the  conditions  set  out  in  column  3  for 
the  product  concerned  must  be  fulfilled 
instead  of  the 
rule  in  paragraph  1. 

Where  in  the  list  in  Annex  II  a  percentage  rule  is  applied 
in  determining 
the  originating  status  of  a  product 
obtained  in  the  Community  or  in  Latvia  the  value  added 
by  the  working  or  processing  shall  correspond  to  the 
ex-works  price  of  the  product  obtained,  less  the  value  of 
third-country  materials  imported  into  the  Community  or 
Latvia. 

These  conditions  indicate,  for  all  products  covered 
3. 
by  this  Agreement,  the  working  or  processing  which  must 
be  carried  out  on  the  non-originating  materials  used  in 
the  manufacture  of  these  products,  and  apply  only  in 
relation  to  such  materials.  Accordingly,  it  follows  that  if 
a  product  which  has  acquired  originating  status  by 
that 
fulfilling 

the  conditions  set  out 

list  for 

the 

in 

JM— 

product,  is  used  in  the  manufacture  of  another  product 
the  conditions  applicable  to  the  product  in  which  it  is 
incorporated  do  not  apply  to  it,  and  no  account  shall  be 
taken  of  the  non-originating  materials  which  may  have 
been  used  in  its  manufacture. 

Article  7 

Insufficient  working  or  processing  operations 

For  the  purpose  of  implementing  Article  6  the  following 
shall  be  considered  as  insufficient  working  or  processing 
to  confer  the  status  of  originating  products,  whether  or 
not  there  is  a  change  of  heading: 

condition 

(a)  operations  to  ensure  the  preservation  of  products  in 
good 
storage 
(ventilation,  spreading  out,  drying,  chilling,  placing 
in  salt,  sulphur  dioxide  or  other  aqueous  solutions, 
removal  of  damaged  parts,  and  like  operations); 

transport 

during 

and 

(b)  simple  operations  consisting  of  removal  of  dust, 
sifting  or  screening,  sorting,  classifying,  matching 
articles), 
(including 
washing,  painting,  cutting  up; 

the  making-up  of 

sets  of 

(c) 

(i)  changes  of  packaging  and  breaking  up  and 

assembly  of  packages; 

(ii)  simple  placing 

in  bottles,  flasks,  bags,  cases, 
boxes,  fixing  on  cards  or  boards,  etc.,  and  all 
other  simple  packaging  operations; 

(d)  affixing  marks,  labels  and  other  like  distinguishing 

signs  on  products  or  thefr  packaging; 

(e)  simple  mixing  of  products,  whether  or  not  of 
different  kinds,  where  one  or  more  components  of 
the  mixture  do  not  meet  the  conditions  laid  down  in 
this  Protocol 
to  enable  them  to  be  considered  as 
originating  in  the  Community  or  in  Latvia; 

(f)  simple  assembly  of  parts  to  constitute  a  complete 

product; 

(g)  a combination  of  two  or  more  operations  specified  in 

subparagraphs  (a)  to  (f); 

(h)  slaughter  of  animals. 

Article  S 

Unit  of  qualification 

1. 
The  unit  of  qualification  for  the  application  of  the 
provisions  of  this  Protocol  shall  be  the  particular  product 
.which  is  considered  as  the  basic  unit  when  determining 
classification  using  the  nomenclature  of  the  Harmonized 
System. 

—--._ 

Accordingly,  it  follows  that: 

(a)  when  a  product  composed  of  a group  or  assembly  of 
articles 
the 
Harmonized  System  in  a  single  heading,  the  whole 
constitutes  the  unit  of  qualification; 

is  classified  under 

terms  of 

the 

(b)  when  a  consignment  consists  of  a  number  of 
identical  products  classified  under  the  same  heading 
of  the  Harmonized  System,  each  product  must  be 
taken  individually  when  applying  the  provisions  of 
this  Protocol. 

2.  Where,  under  General  Rule  5  of  the  Harmonized 
for 
System,  packaging 
classification  purposes, 
the 
purposes  of  determining  origin. 

included  with 
it  shall  be 

the  product 
for 
included 

is 

Article  9 

Accessories,  spare  parts  and  tools 

Accessories,  spare  parts  and  tools  dispatched  with  a  piece 
of  equipment,  machine,  apparatus  or  vehicle,  which  are 
part  of  the  normal  equipment  and  included  in  the  price 
thereof  or  which  are  not  separately  invoiced,  shall  be 
regarded  as  one  with  the  piece  of  equipment,  machine, 
apparatus  or  vehicle  in  question. 

Article  10 

Sets 

Sets,  as  defined  in  General  Rule  3  of  the  Harmonized 
System,  shall  be 
regarded  as  originating  when  all 
component  products  are  originating.  Nevertheless,  when 
a  set  is  composed  of  originating  and  non-originating 
the  set  as  a  whole  shall  be  regarded  as 
products, 
originating, 
the 
that 
non-originating  products  does  not  exceed  1 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the  set. 

provided 

value 

the 

of 

Article  11 

Neutral  elements 

In  order  to  determine  whether  a  product  originates  in  the 
Community  or  in  Latvia,  it  shall  not  be  necessary  to 
establish  whether  the  electrical  energy,  fuel,  plant  and 
equipment  as  well  as  machines  and  tools  used  to  obtain 
such  product,  or  whether  any  goods,  used  in  the  course 
of  production  which  do  not  enter  and  which  were  not 
intended 
the  final  composition  of  the 
product,  are  originating  or  not. 

to  enter 

into 

4¥t 

TITLE III 

TERRITORIAL REQUIREMENTS 

Article  12 

Principle  of  territoriality 

The  conditions  set  out 
the 
acquisition  of  originating  status  must  be  fulfilled  without 
interruption 
in  Latvia  without 
prejudice  to  the  provisions  of  Articles  3  or  4. 

in  the  Community  or 

in  Title  II  relative 

to 

Article  13 

Reimportation  of  goods 

If  originating  products  exported  from  the  Community  or 
Latvia  to  another  country  are  returned,  except  in  so  far 
as  provided  for  in  Articles  3  or  4  they  must  be  considered 
as  non-originating,  unless  it  can  be  demonstrated  to  the 
satisfaction  of  the  customs  authorities  that: 

(a) 

the  goods  returned  are  the  same  goods  as 
exported;  and 

those 

(b)  they  have  not  undergone  any  operation  beyond  that 
necessary  to  preserve  them  in  good  condition  while 
in  that  country  or  while  being  exported. 

Article  14 

Direct  transport 

and 

constituting 

the  Community 

1. 
The  preferential  treatment  provided  for  under  the 
Agreement  applies  only  to  products  or  materials  which 
arc  transported  between  the  territories  of  the  Community 
and  Latvia  or,  when 
the  provisions  of  Arricle  4  are 
applied,  of  Estonia  or  Lithuania  without  entering  any 
other  territory.  However,  goods  originating  in  Latvia  or 
single 
in 
consignment  which  is  not  spjit  up  may  be  transported 
through  territory  other  than  that  of  the  Community  or 
Latvia  or,  when  the  provisions  of  Article  4  apply,  of 
the  occasion  arise, 
Estonia  or  Lithuania  with,  should 
transhipment  or  temporary  warehousing  in  such  territory, 
provided 
the 
surveillance  of  the  customs  authorities  in  the  country  of 
transit  or  of  warehousing  and 
they  have  nor 
undergone  operations  other  than  unloading,  reloading  or 
any  operation  designed 
in  good 
condition. 

the  goods  have 

remained  under 

to  preserve 

them 

that 

that 

one 

Products  originating  in  Latvia  or  in  the  Community  may 
be  transported  by  pipeline  across  territory  other  than  that 
of  the  Community  or  that  of  Latvia. 

2. 
Evidence  that  the  conditions  set  out  in  paragraph  1 
the  customs 
have  been  fulfilled  may  be  supplied 
authorities  of  the  importing  country  by  the  production 
of: 

to 

. 

// 

O 

(a)  a  through  bill  of  lading  issued  in  the  exporting 
country  covering  the  passage  through  the  country  of 
transit;  or 

(b)  a  certificate  issued  by  the  customs  authorities  of  the 

country  of  transit: 

(i)  giving  an  exact  description  of  the  products; 

(ii)  stating  the  dates  of  unloading  and  reloading  of 
the  products  and, .where  applicable,  the  names 
of  the  ships  used;  and 

(iii)  certifying 
products  remained  in  the  transit  country;  or 

the  conditions  under  which 

the 

TITLE IV 

PROOF  OF  ORIGIN 

Article  16 

Movement  certificate  EUR.l 

Evidence  of  originating  status  of  products,  within 
the 
meaning  of  this  Protocol,  shall  be  given  by  a  movement 
certificate  EUR.l,  a  specimen  of  which  appears  in  Annex 
III  to  this  Protocol. 

(c)  failing  these,  any  substantiating  documents. 

Article  17 

Article  15 

Exhibitions 

in  a  third  country  and  sold  after 

Products  sent  from  one  of  the  Contracting  Parties 
1. 
for  exhibition 
the 
exhibition  for  importation  in  another  Parry  shall  benefit 
on  importation  from  the  provisions  of  this  Agreement  on 
condition  that  the  products  meet  the  requirements  of  this 
Protocol  entitling  them  to  be  recognized  as  originating  in 
the  Community  or  in  Latvia  and  provided 
that  it  is 
the  customs  authorities 
shown 
that: 

the  satisfaction  of 

to 

(a)  an  exporter  has  consigned  these  products  from  one 
of  the  Contracting  Parties  to  the  country  in  which 
the  exhibition  is  held  and  has  exhibited  them  there; 

(b) 

the  products  have  been  sold  or  otherwise  disposed  of 
by  that  exporter  to  a  person  in  another  Contracting 
Party; 

(c) 

the 
the  products  have  been  consigned  during 
exhibition  or 
latter 
Contracting  Party  in  the  state  in  which  they  were 
sent  for  exhibition;  and 

immediately 

thereafter 

to  the 

(d) 

the  products  have  not,  since  they  were  consigned  for 
exhibition,  been  used  for  any  purpose  other 
than 
demonstration  at  the-  exhibition. 

2. 
A  proof  of  origin  must  be  issued  or  made  out  in 
accordance  with  the  provisions  of  Title  IV  and  submitted 
to  the  customs  authorities  of  the  importing  State  in  the 
normal  manner.  The  name  and  address  of  the  exhibition 
must  be  indicated  thereon.  Where  necessary,  additional 
documentary  evidence  of  the  nature  of  the  products  and 
the  conditions  under  which  they  have  been  exhibited  may 
be  required. 

3. 
Paragraph  1  shall  apply  to  any  trade,  industrial, 
agricultural  or  crafts  exhibition,  fair  or  similar  public 
show  or  display  which 
for  private 
purposes  in  shops  or  business  premises  with  a  view  to  the 
sale  of  foreign  products,  and  during  which  the  products 
remain  under  customs  control. 

is  not  organized 

Normal  procedure  for  the  issue  of  a  movement  certificate 
EUR.l 

1.  A movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall  be  issued  by  the 
customs  authorities  of  the  exporting  State  on  application 
having  been  made  in  writing  by  the  exporter  or,  under 
the 
authorized 
representative. 

responsibility, 

exporter's 

his 

by 

2. 
For  this  purpose,  the  exporter  or  his  authorized 
representative  shall  fill  out  both  the  movement  certificate 
EUR.l  and 
the  application  form,  specimens  of  which 
appear  in  Annex  III. 

These  forms  shall  be  completed  in  one  of  the  languages  in 
which  this  Agreement  is  drawn  up,  in  accordance  with 
the  provisions  of  the  domestic  law  of  the  exporting  State. 
If  they  arc  handwritten,  they  shall  be  completed  in  ink  in 
capital  letters.  The  description  of  the  products  must  be 
given  in  the  box  reserved  for  this  purpose  without  leaving 
any  blank  lines.  Where  the  box  is  not  completely  filled  a 
horizontal  line  must  be  drawn  below  the  last  line  of  the 
description,  the  empty  space  being  crossed  through. 

3. 
The  exporter  applying  for  the  issue  of  a  movement 
certificate  EUR.l  shall  be  prepared  to  submit  at  any  time, 
at  the  request  of  the  customs  authorities  of  the  exporting 
State  where  the  movement  certificate  EUR.l  is  issued,  all 
appropriate  documents  proving  the  originating  status  of 
the  products  concerned  as  well  as  the  fulfilment  of  the 
other  requirements  of  this  Protocol. 

The  exporter  must  retain  for  at  least  three  years  the 
documents  referred  to  in  the  preceding  paragraph. 

Applications  for  movement  certificates  EUR.l  must  be 
the  customs 
preserved 
authorities  of  the  exporting  State. 

three  years  by 

for  at 

least 

if 

the  goods 

The  movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall  be  issued  by 
4. 
the 
the  customs  authorities  of  a  Member  State  of 
Community 
to  be  exported  can  be 
considered  as  products  originating  in  the  Community 
within  the  meaning  of  Article  2  (1)  of  this  Protocol.  The 
movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall  be 
the 
customs  authorities  of  Latvia,  if  the  goods  to  be  exported 
can  be  considered  as  products  originating 
in  Latvia 
within  the  meaning  of  Article  2  (2)  of  this  Protocols 

issued  by 

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A"1 

5.  Where  the  cumulation  provisions  of  Articles  2  to  4 
are  applied,  the  customs  authorities  of  the  Member  State 
of  the  Community  or  of  Latvia  may  issue  movement 
certificates  EUR.l  under  the  conditions  laid  down  in  this 
Protocol  if  the  goods  to  be  exported  can  be  considered  as 
originating  products  within  the  meaning  of  this  Protocol 
and  provided  that  the  goods  covered  by  the  movement 
certificates  EUR.l  are  in  the  Community  or  in  Latvia. 

In 
these  cases  movement  certificates  EUR.l  shall  be 
issued  subject  to  the  presentation  of  the  proof  of  origin 
previously  issued  or  made  out.  This  proof  of  origin  must 
be  kept  for  at  least  three  years  by  the  customs  authorities 
of  the  exporting  State. 

the  fulfilment  of 

The  issuing  customs  authorities  shall  take  any  steps 
6. 
necessary  to  verify  the  originating  status  of  the  products 
and 
this 
Protocol.  For  this  purpose,  they  shall  have  the  right  to 
call  for  any  evidence  and  to  carry  out  any  inspection  of 
the  exporter's  accounts  or  any  other  check  which  they 
consider  appropriate. 

the  other  requirements  of 

The  issuing  customs  authorities  shall  also  ensure  that  the 
forms  referred  to  in  paragraph  2  are  duly  completed.  In 
particular,  they  shall  check  whether  the  space  reserved 
for  the  description  of  the  products  has  been  completed  in 
such  a  manner  as  to  exclude  all  possibility  of  fraudulent 
additions. 

7. 
The  dare  of  issue  of  the  movement  certificate  EUR.l 
shall  be  indicated  in  the  part  of  the  certificate  reserved 
for  the  customs  authorities. 

8.  A movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall  be  issued  by  the 
customs  authorities  of 
the 
products  to  which  it  relates  are  exported.  It  shall  be  made 
available  to  the  exporter  as  soon  as  actual  exportation 
has  been  effected  or  ensured. 

the  exporting  State  when 

Article  IS 

Movement  certificates  EUR.l  issued  retrospectively 

Notwithstanding  Article 

1. 
certificate  EUR.l  may  exceptionally  be 
exportation  of  the  products  to  which  it  relates  if: 

(8),  a  movement 
issued  after 

17 

(a) 

it  was  not  issued  at  the  time  of  exportation  because 
of  errors  or 
special 
circumstances;  or 

involuntary  omissions  or 

(b) 

it  is  demonstrated  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  customs 
authorities  that  a  movement  certificate  EUR.l  was 
for 
issued  but  was  not  accepted  at 
technical  reasons. 

importation 

/ " / /' 

JM-. 

the 

For 

implementation  of  paragraph  1, 

2. 
the 
exporter  must  indicate  in  this  application  the  place  and 
date  of  exportation  of 
the 
movement certificate  EUR.1  relates,  and  state  the  reasons 
for  his  request. 

the  products 

to  which 

The  customs  authorities  may 

3. 
issue  a  movement 
certificate  EUR.l  retrospectively  only  after  verifying  that 
the  information  supplied  in  the  exporter's  application 
agrees  with  that  in  the  corresponding  file. 

4.  Movement  certificates  EUR.l  issued  retrospectively 
must  be  endorsed  with  one  of  the  following  phrases: 
'DELIVRE  A 
'NACHTRÂGLICH  AUSGESTELLT, 
POSTERIORI', 
POSTERIORI', 
'RILASC1ATO  A 
'AFGEGEVEN 
'ISSUED 
RETROSPECTIVELY',  'UDSTEDT  EFTERF0LGENDE', 
'EKAOOEN  EK  TQN  ZrTEPQN', 
'EXPEDIDO  A 
POSTERIORI',  'EMITADO  A  POSTERIORI',  'IZDOTS 
PÊC  PRECU  EKSPORTAV 
' LnTFARDATIEFTERHAND *. 

'AWETTU  JALKIKATEFJM', 

POSTERIORI', 

A 

5. 
The  endorsement  referred  to  in  paragraph  4  shall  be 
inserted  in  the  'Remarks'  box  of  the  movement  certificate 
EUR.l. 

Article  19 

Issue  of  a  duplicate  movement  certificate  EUR.l 

theft, 

the  event  of 

1.  "  In 
loss  or  destruction  of  a 
movement  certificate  EUR.l,  the  exporter  may  apply  to 
the  customs  authorities  which  issued  it  for  a  duplicate 
made  out  on  the  basis  of  the  export  documents  in  their 
possession. 

The  duplicate  issued  in  this  way  must  be  endorsed 

2. 
with  one  of  the  following  words: 

'DUPLICATA', 
'DUPLICATE', 

'DUPLICATO', 
'ANTirPAcKT, 

'DUPLIKAT', 
'DUPLICAAT', 
'DUPLICADO',  'SEGUNDA  VIA',  *DUPLIKATS> 
'KAKSOISKAPPALE-',  'DUPLIKAT'. 
3. 
The  endorsement  referred  ro  in  paragraph  2,  and 
the  date  of  issue  and  the  serial  number  of  the  original 
certificate  shall  be  inserted  in  the  'Remarks'  box  of  the 
duplicate  movement  certificate  EUR.l. 

4. 
The  duplicate,  which  must  bear  the  date  of  issue  of 
the  original  movement  certificate  EUR.l,  shall  take  effect 
as  frpm  that  date. 

Article  20 

Replacement  of  certificates 

It  shall  at  any  time  be  possible  to  replace  one  or 
1. 
more  movement  certificates  EUR.l  by  one  or  nfore  other 

N 

Y 
W 

certificates  provided  that  this  is  done  by  the  customs 
office  responsible  for  controlling  the  goods. 

2. 
The  replacement  certificate  shall  be  regarded  as  a 
definite  movement  certificate  EUR.l  for  the  purpose  of 
the  application  of  this  Protocol,  including  the  provisions 
of  this  Article. 

3. 
The  replacement  certificate  shall  be  issued  on  the 
basis  of  a  written  request  from  the  re-exporter,  after  the 
information 
authorities  concerned  have  verified 
supplied  in  the  applicant's  request.  The  date  and  serial 
number  of  the  original  movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall 
be  given  in  box  7. 

the 

TROCEDIMIENTO  SIMPLIFICADO', 
'FORENKLET 
PROCEDURE', 
'VEREINFACHTES  VERFAHREN', 
'AnAOYXTEYMENH  AIAAIKAIIA', 
'SIMPLIFIED 
SIMPLIFIEE', 
, 
'PROCEDURE 
PROCEDURE', 
'PROCEDURA  SEMPLIFICATA',  'VEREENVOUDIGDE 
PROCEDURE',  TROCEDIMENTO  SIMPLIFICADO', 
'VIENKÀRSOTA  PROCEDURAL  'YKSINKEf<TAISTETTU 
MENETTB-Y',  FÔREMOAD PROCEDURE. 

5. 
Box  No  11  'Customs  endorsement'  of  the  EUR.l 
certificate.shall  be completed  if  necessary  by  the  approved 
exporter. 

6. 
The  approved  exporter  shall,  if  necessary,  indicate 
in  box  No  13  'Request  for  verification'  of  the  EUR.l 
certificate 
the  authority 
competent  to  verify  such  a  certificate. 

the  name  and  address  of 

Article  21 

Simplified  procedure  for  the  issue  of  certificates 

1. 
By  way  derogation  from  Articles  17,  18  and  19  of 
this  Protocol,  a  simplified  procedure  for  the  issue  of 
EUR.l  movement  certificates  can  be  used  in  accordance 
with  the  following  provisions. 

to 

referred 

frequent 

shipments 

The  customs  authorities  in  the  exporting  State  may 
2. 
to  as 
authorize  any  exporter,  hereinafter 
'approved  exporter',  making 
for 
which  EUR.l  movement  certificates  may  be  issued  and 
competent 
satisfaction  of 
the 
who  offers, 
authorities,  all  guarantees  necessary 
the 
originating  status  of  the  products,  not  to  submit  to  the 
customs  office  of  the  application  for  an  EUR.l  certificate 
relating  to  those  goods,  for  the  purpose  of  obtaining  an 
in 
EUR.l  certificate  under 
Article  17  of  this  Protocol. 

the 
to  verify 

the  conditions 

laid  down 

The  authorization  referred  to  in  paragraph  2  shall 
3. 
stipulate,  at  the  choice  of  the  competent  authorities,  that 
box  No  11 
the  EUR.l 
'Customs  endorsement'  of 
movement  certificate  must: 

(a)  either  be  endorsed  beforehand  with  the  stamp  of  the 
competent  customs  office  of  the  exporting  State  and 
the  signature,  which  may  be  a  facsimile,  of  an  official 
of  that  office;  or 

(b)  be  endorsed  by  the  approved  exporter  with  a  special 
stamp  which  has  been  approved  by  the  customs 
authorities  of  the  exporting  State  and  corresponds  to 
the  specimen  given  in  Annex  V of  this  Protocol.  Such 
stamp  may  be  preprinted  on  the  forms. 

4. 
the  following  phrases  shall  be  entered 
the 
'Remarks' 

In  the  cases  referred  to  in  paragraph  3  (a),  one  of 
in  box  No  7 
certificate: 

EUR.l  movement 

of 

the  simplified  procedure 

7.  Where 
the 
customs  authorities  of  the  exporting  State  may  prescribe 
the  use  of  EUR.l  certificates  bearing  a  distinctive  sign  by 
which  they  may  be  identified. 

is  applied, 

In  the  authorization  referred  to  in  paragraph  2  the 

8. 
competent  authorities  shall  specify  in  particular: 

(a) 

the  conditions  under  which 
EUR.l  certificates  are  to  be  made; 

the  applications 

for 

(b) 

the  conditions  under  which  these  applications  are  to 
be  kept  for  at  least  three  years; 

(c) 

the  cases  referred 

in 
authoriry  competent 
verification 
referred 
Protocol. 

to 

in  paragraph  3  (b) 

to  carry  out 
to 

in  Arriclc  30  of 

the 
the  subsequent 
this 

The  customs  authorities  of  the  exporting  State  may 
the 

9. 
declare  certain  categories  of  goods 
spécial  treatment  provided  for  in  paragraph  2. 

ineligible  for 

The 

refuse 

authorities 
the 
shall 
10. 
customs 
authorization  referred 
to  in  paragraph  2  to  exporters 
who  do  not  offer  all  the  guarantees  which  they  consider 
necessary.  The  competent  authorities  may  withdraw  the 
authorization  at  any  time.  They  must  do  so  where  the 
approved  exporter  no  longer  satisfies  the  conditions  or 
no  longer  offers  these  guarantees. 

The  approved  exporter  may  be  required  to  inform 
11. 
the  competent  authorities,  in  accordance  with  the  rules 
which  they  lay  down,  of  the  goods  to  be  dispatched  by 
him,  so  that  such  authorities  may  make  any  verification 
they  think  necessary  before  the  departure  of  the  goods. 

12. 
The  customs  authorities  of  the  exporting  State 
may  carry  out  any  check  on  approved  exporters  which 
they  consider  necessary.  Such  exporters  must  allow  thifc 
to  be  done. 

_„_ 

k  * w 

The  provisions  of  this  Article  shall  be  without 
13. 
prejudice 
the 
Community,  the  Member  States  and  Latvia  concerning 
customs  formalities  and  the  use  of  customs  documents. 

the  application  of 

the  rules  of 

to 

Article  22 

Validity  of  proof  of  origin 

1. 
A  movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall  be  valid  for 
four  months  from  the  date  of  issue  in  the  exporting  State, 
and  must  be  submitted  within  the  said  period  to  the 
customs  authorities,of  the  importing  State. 

2.  Movement  certificates  EUR.l  which  are  submitted 
to  the  customs  authorities  of  the  importing  State  after  the 
final  date  for  presentation  specified  in  paragraph  1  may 
be  accepted 
the  purpose  of  applying  preferential 
treatment,  where  the "failure  to  submit  these  documents 
by  the  final  date  set  is  due  to  reasons  of  force  majeure  or 
exceptional  circumstances. 

for 

In  other  cases  of  belated  presentation,  the  customs 
3. 
authorities  of 
the 
movement  certificates  EUR.l  where  the  products  have 
been  submitted  to  them  before  the  said  final  date. 

importing  State  may  accept 

the 

Mèr 

Article  25 

Form  EUR.2 

the 

16, 

1.  Notwithstanding  Article 
evidence  of 
originating  status,  within  the  meaning  of  this  Protocol 
for  consignments  containing  only  originating  products 
and  whose  value  does  not  exceed  ECU  3 000  per 
consignment,  may  be  given  by  a  form  EUR.2,  a  specimen 
of  which  appears  in  Annex  IV  to  this  Protocol. 

2. 
The  form  EUR.2  shall  be  completed  and  signed  by 
the  exporter  or,  under  the  exporters  responsibility,  by  his 
this 
authorized 
Protocol. 

accordance  with 

representative 

in 

3.  A 
consignment. 

form  EUR.2 

shall  be  completed 

for  each 

4. 
The  exporter  who  applied  for  the  form  EUR.2  shall 
submit  at  the  request  of  the  customs  authorities  of  the 
exporting  State  all  supporting  documents  concerning  the 
use  of  this  form. 

5.  Articles  22  and  23  shall  apply  mutatis  mutandis 
forms  EUR.2. 

to 

Article  23 

Submission  of  proof  of  origin 

Article  26 

Exemptions  from  formal  proof  of  origin 

Movement  certificates  EUR.l  shall  be  submitted  to  the 
customs  authorities  of  the  importing  State  in  accordance 
with  the  procedures  applicable  in  that  State.  The  said 
authorities'may  require  a  translation  of  a  movement 
certificate  EUR.l  or  an  invoice  declaration.  They-  may 
also  require  the  import  declaration  to  be  accompanied  by 
the 
a  statement  from 
products  meet 
the 
conditions 
implementation  of  the  Agreement. 

the  importer 
the 

to  the  effect 
required 

that 
for 

Article  24 

Importation  by  instalments 

the 

the  request  of 

importer  and  on 

the  meaning  of  general 

Where,  at 
the 
conditions  laid  down  by  the  customs  authorities  of  the 
importing  State,  dismantled  or  non-assembled  products 
within 
the 
Harmonized  System  falling  within  Chapters  84  and  85  of 
the  Harmonized  System  are  imported  by  instalments,  a 
for  such  products  shall  be 
single  proof  of  origin 
submitted  to  the  customs  authorities  upon  importation  of 
the  first  instalment. 

rule  2 

(a)  of 

luggage 

shall  be  admitted 

Products  sent  as  small  packages 

1. 
from  private 
persons  to  private  persons  or  forming  part  of  travellers' 
personal 
as  originating 
products  without  requiring  the  submission  of  a  formal 
proof  of  origin,  provided 
that  such  products  are  not 
imported  by  way  of  trade  and  have  been  declared  as 
meeting  the  requirements  of 
this  Protocol  and  where 
there  is  no  doubt  as  to  the  veracity  of  such  a  declaration. 
In  the  case  of  products  sent  by  post,  this  declaration  can 
be  made  on  the  customs  declaration  C2/CP3  or  on  a 
sheet  of  paper  annexed  to  that  document. 

for 

the  personal  use  of 

Imports  which  are  occasional  and  consist  solely  of 
2. 
products 
recipients  or 
travellers  or  their  families  shall  not  be  considered  as 
imports  by  way  of  trade  if  it  is  evident  from  the  nature 
and  quantity  of  the  products  that  no  commercial  purpose 
is  in  view. 

the 

3. 
Furthermore,  the  total  value  of  these  products  must 
not  exceed  ECU  300  in  the  case  of  small  packages  or 
ECU  800 
forming  part  of 
travellers'  personal  luggage. 

the  case  of  products 

in 

/ 

W / 

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Article  27 

TITLE V 

Discrepancies  and  formal  errors 

ARRANGEMENTS  FOR  ADMINISTRATIVE 
COOPERATION 

wp-

1. 
The  discovery  of  slight  discrepancies  between  the 
statements  made  in  a  movement  certificate  EUR.l  or  in  a 
form  EUR.2  and  those  made  in  the  documents  submitted 
to  the  customs  office  for  the  purpose  of  carrying  out  the 
formalities  for  importing  the  products  shall  not  ipso  facto 
render 
the  form 
EUR.2  null  and  void  if  it  is  duly  established  that  this 
document  does  correspond  to  the  products  submitted. 

the  movement  certificate  EUR.l,  or 

2. 
Obvious  formal  errors  such  as  typing  errors  on  a 
movement  certificate  EUR.l,  or  a  form  EUR.2  should  not 
cause  this  document  to  be  rejected  if  these  errors  are  not 
such  as  to  create  doubts  concerning  the  correctness  of  the 
statements  made  in  this  document. 

Article  2S 

Amounts  expressed  in  ecus 

1.  Amounts  in  the  national  currency  of  the  exporting 
State  equivalent  to  the  amounts  expressed  in  ecus  shall  be 
fixed  by  the  exporting  St3tc  and  communicated  to  the 
other  Contrnctint:  Parties. 

When  the  amounts  exceed  the  corresponding  amounts 
fixed  by  the  importing  State,  the  latter  shall  accept  them 
if 
the 
exporting  State  or  in  the  currency  of  one  of  the  other 
States  referred  to  in  Article  4  of  this  Protocol. 

the  products  arc 

the  currency  of 

invoiced 

in 

If  the  goods  arc  invoiced 
Member  State  of  the  Community 
shall 
concerned. 

recognize 

in  the  currency  of  another 
the  importing  State 
the  country 

the  amount  notified  by 

Article  29 

Communication  of  stamps  and  addresses 

the 

The  customs  authorities  of  the  Member  States  and  of 
Latvia  shall  provide  each  other,  through  the  Commission 
of 
specimen 
European  Communities,  with 
impressions  of  stamps  used  in  their  customs  offices  for 
the  issue  of  EUR.l  certificates  and  with  the  addresses  of 
the  customs  authorities  responsible  for  issuing  movement 
certificates  EUR.l  and  for  verifying  those  certificates  and 
forms  EUR.2. 

Article  30 

Verification  of  movement  certificates  EUR.l  and  of  forms 
EUR.2 

Subsequent  verification  of  movement  certificates 
1. 
EUR.l  and  forms  EUR.2  shall  be  carried  out  randomly 
or  whenever  the  customs  authorities  of  the 
importing 
the  authenticity  of  such 
State  have  reason 
the  products 
status  of 
documents, 
concerned  or  the  fulfilment  of  the  other  requirements  of 
this  Protocol. 

to  doubt 
the  originating 

For  the  purposes  of  implementing  the  provisions  of 
2. 
paragraph  1,  the  customs  authorities  of  the 
importing 
State  shall  return  the  movement  certificate  EUR.l,  the 
form  EUR.2,  or  a  copy  of 
the 
customs  authorities  of  the  exporting  State  giving,  where 
appropriate,  the  reasons  of  substance  or  form  for  an 
inquiry. 

these  documents, 

to 

Up  to  and  including  30  April  2000,  the  amounts  to 
in  any  given  national  currency  shall  be  the 
the  amounts 

2. 
be  used 
equivalent 
expressed  in  ecus  as  at  1  October  1994. 

that  national  currency  of 

in 

For  each  successive  period  of  five  years,  the  amounts 
expressed  in  ecus  and  their  equivalents  in  the  national 
currencies  of  the  States  shall  be  reviewed  by  the  Joint 
Committee  on  the  basis  of  the  exchange  rates  of  the  ecu 
as  at 
in  the  year 
in  October 
immediately  preceding  that  five-year  period. 

the  first  working  day 

, 

When  carrying  out  this  review,  the  A s s o c i a t i on  Council 

s h a l le n s u re  that  there  will  be  no  decrease  in  the  amounts  to  be 
used 
furthermore 
in  any  national  currency  and  shall 
consider  the  desirability  of  preserving  the  effects  of  the 
limits  concerned  in  real  terms.  For  this  purpose,  it  may 
decide  to  modify  the  amounts  expressed  in  ecus. 

3. 
The  verification  shall  be  carried  out  by  the  customs 
authorities  of  the  exporting  State.  For  this  purpose,  they 
shall  have  the  right  to  call  for  any  evidence  and  to  carry 
out  any  inspection  of  the  exporter's  accounts  or  any 
other  check  which  they  consider  appropriate. 

If  the  customs  authorities  of  the  importing  State 
4. 
decide  to  suspend  the  granting  of  preferential 
treatment 
to  the  products  concerned  while  awaiting  the  results  of 
the  verification,  they  shall  offer  to  release  the  products  to 
to  any  precautionary  measures 
the 
judged  necessary. 

importer  subject 

5. 
The  customs  authorities  requesting  the  verification 
shall  be  informed  of  the  results  of  this  verification  within 
a  maximum  of  10  months.  These  results  must  indicate 
clearly  whether  the  documents  are  authentic  and^whether 

?S 

the  products  concerned  can  be  considered  as  originating 
products  and 
this 
the  other 
Protocol. 

requirements  of 

fulfil 

if 

If  in  cases  of  reasonable  doubt  there  is  no  reply 
6. 
within  10  months  or 
the  reply  does  not  contain 
sufficient  information  to  determine  the  authenticity  of  the 
document  in  question  or  the  real  origin  of  the  products, 
the  requesting  customs  authorities  shall,  except  in  the 
case  of  force  majeure  or  in  exceptional  circumstances, 
refuse  entitlement  to  the  preferences. 

Article  31 

Dispute  settlement 

to 

in 

relation 

the  verification 
Where  disputes  arise 
procedures  of  Article  30  which  cannot  be  settled  between 
the  customs  authorities  requesting  a  verification  and  the 
customs  authorities 
this 
verification  or  where 
they  raise  a  question  as  to  the 
interpretation  of  this  Protocol,  they  shall  be  submitted  to 
the  Association  Council. 

for  carrying  out 

responsible 

the  settlement  of  disputes  between 

In  all  cases 
the 
importer  and  the  customs  authorities  of  the  importing 
State  shall  be  under  the  legislation  of  the  said  State. 

Article  32 

Penalties 

Penalties  shall  be  imposed  on  any  person  who  draws  up, 
or  causes  to  be  drawn  up,  a  document  which  contains 
incorrect 
the  purpose  of  obtaining  a 
preferential  treatment  for  products. 

information 

for 

Article  33 

Free  zones 

that  products 

The  Member  States  and  Latvia  shall 

take  all 
1. 
necessary  steps  to  ensure 
traded  under 
cover  of  a  movement  certificate  EUR.l,  which  in  the 
in  their 
course  of  transport  use  a  free  zone  situated 
territory,  are  not  substituted  by  other  goods  and 
that 
they  do  not  undergo  handling  other 
than  normal 
operations  designed  to  prevent  their  deterioration. 

to 

By  means  of  an  exemption 

2. 
the  provisions 
contained  in  paragraph  1,  when  products  originating  in 
the  Community  or  in  Latvia  and  imported  into  a  free 
zone  under  cover  of  an  EUR.l  certificate  and  undergo 
treatment  or  processing,  the  authorities  concerned  must 
issue  a  new  EUR.l  certificate  at  the  exporter's  request,  if 
the  treatment  or  processing  undergone  is  in  conformity 
with  the  provisions  of  this  Protocol. 

TITLE vi 

CEUTA  AND  MELILLA 

Article  34 

Application  of  the  Protocol 

The  term  'Community'  used  in  this  Protocol  does 
1. 
not  cover  Ceuta  or  Melilla.  The 
'products 
originating  in  the  Community'  does  not  cover  products 
originating  in  these  zones. 

term 

2. 
This  Protocol  shall  apply  mutatis  mutandis 
products  originating  in  Ceuta  and  Melilla,  subject 
particular  conditions  set  out  in  Article  35. 

to 
to 

Article  35 

Special  conditions 

The  following  provisions  shall  apply 

1. 
instead  of 
Article  2  and  references  to  that  Article  shall  apply  mutatis 
mutandis 

to  this  Article. 

Providing  they  have  been 

2. 
accordance  with 
following  shall  be  considered  as: 

transported  directly 

the  provisions  of  Article  14, 

in 
the 

1.  products  originating  in  Ceuta  and  Melilla: 

(a)  products  wholly  obtained  in  Ceuta  and  Melilla; 

(b)  products  obtained  in  Ceuta  and  Melilla  in  the 
manufacture  of  which  products  other  than  those 
referred  to  in  (a)  are  used,  provided  that: 

(i) 

the  said  products  have  undergone  sufficient 
working  or  processing  within  the  meaning  of 
Article  6  of  this  Protocol;  or  that 

(ii) 

those  products  are  originating  in  Latvia  or 
rhe  Community  within  the  meaning  or  this 
they  have  been 
that 
Protocol,  provided 
submitted  to  working  or  processing  which 
goes  beyond 
insufficient  working  or 
the 
processing  referred  to  in  Article  7; 

2.  products  originating  in  Latvia: 

(a)  products  wholly  obtained  in  Latvia; 

(b)  products  obtained  in  Latvia,  in  the  manufacture 
of  which  products  other  than  those  referred  to  in 
(a)  are  used,  provided  that: 

(i) 

the  said  products  have  undergone  sufficient 
working  or  processing  within  the  meaning  of 
Article  6  of  this  Protocol;  or  that 

(ii) 

those  products  are  originating  in  Ceuta  and 
the 
Melilla  or 

the  Community  within 

V 

s°i  I 

been 

meaning  of  this  Protocol,  provided  that  they 
or 
have 
processing 
the 
insufficient  working  or  processing  referred  to 
in  Article  7. 

submitted 
which 

to  working 

beyond 

goes 

3.  Ceuta  and  Melilla  shall  be  considered  as  a  single 

territory. 

'Latvia'  and 

The  exporter  or  his  authorized  representative  shall 
4. 
enter 
in  box  2  of 
'Ceuta  and  Melilla' 
movement  certificates  EUR.l.  In  addition,  in  the  case  of 
products  originating  in  Ceuta  and  Melilla,  this  shall  be 
indicated  in  box  4  of  movement  certificates  EUR.l. 

The  Spanish  customs  authorities  shall  be  responsible 
in  Ceuta  and 
the  application  of 

this  Protocol 

5. 
for 
Melilla. 

TITLE  Vll 

FINAL  PROVISIONS 

Article  36 

e. 

Amendments  to  the  Protocol 

me  A s s o c i a t i on  Counci I 

shall  examine  at 

two-yearly 
intervals,  or  whenever  Latvia  or 
the  Community  so 
request,  the  application  of  the  provisions  of  this  Protocol, 
with  a  view  to  making  any  necessary  amendments  or 
adaptations. 

Such  examination  shall  take  into  account  in  particular 
the  participation  of  the  Parties  in  free-trade  zones  or 
customs  unions  with  third  countries. 

Article  37 

Customs  Cooperation  Committee 

1. 
A  Customs  Cooperation  Committee  shall  be  set  up, 
charged  with  carrying  out  administrative  cooperation 
with  a  view  to  the  correcr  and  uniform  application  of  this 
Protocol  and  with  carrying  out  any  other  tasks  in  the 
customs  field  which  may  be  entrusted  to  it. 

42(> 

The  Committee,  shall  be  composed,  on 

2. 
the  one 
hand,  of  experts  of  the  Member  States  and  of  officials  of 
the  Commission  of  the  European  Communities  who  are 
the  other 
responsible  for  customs  questions  and,  on 
hand,  of  experts  nominated  by  Latvia. 

Article  38 

Annexes 

The  Annexes  to  this  Protocol  shall  form  an  integral  part 
thereof. 

Article  39 

Implementation  of  the  Protocol 

The  Community  and  Latvia  shall  each  take  the  steps 
necessary  to  implement  this  Protocol. 

Article  40 

Arrangements  with  Estonia  and  Lithuania 

shall 

any  measures 
take 
The  Contracting  Parties 
the  conclusion  of  arrangements  with 
necessary 
for 
Estonia  and  Lithuania  enabling 
to  be 
applied.  The  Contracting  Parties  shall  notify  each  other 
of  measures  taken  to  this  effect. 

this  Protocol 

Article  41 

Goods  in  transit  or  storage 

into  force  .of 

the  date  of  entry 

The  provisions  of  this  Agreement  may  be  applied 
to 
goods  which  comply  with  the  provisions  of  this  Protocol 
and  which  on 
the.' 
Agreement pre  either  in  transit  or  are  in  the  ^^.ninuiniy 
or  in  Latvia  or,  in  so  far  as  the  provisions  of  Article  2  are 
applicable,  in  Estonia  or  Lithuania  in  temporary  storage 
in  bonded  warehouses  or  in  free  zones,  subject  to  the 
submission  to  the  customs  authorities  of  the  importing 
State,  within  four  months  of  that  date,  of  a  certificate 
EUR.l 
retrospectively  by 
authorities  of 
the 
documents  showing  that  the  goods  have  been  transported 
directly. 

the  exporting  State 

together  with 

'endorsed 

the  competent  • 

* on  free trade and  trade-related  matters 

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ANNEX 

I 

INTRODUCTORY  NOTES 

Foreword 

These  notes  shall  apply,  where  appropriate,  to  all  manufactured  products  using  non-originating  materials, 
even  if  they  are  not  subject  to  specific  conditions  contained  in  the  list  in  Annex  II  but  are  subject  instead  to 
the  change  of  heading  rule  set  out  in  Article  6  (1). 

Note  1 

1.1.  The  first  two  columns  in  the  list  describe  the  product  obtained.  The  first  column  gives  the  heading 
number,  or  the  chapter  number,  used  in  the  Harmonized  System  and  the  second  column  gives  the 
description  of  goods  used  in  that  system  for  that  heading  or  chapter.  For  each  entry  in  the  first  two 
columns  a  rule  is specified  in  column  3. Where,  in  some  cases,  the  entry  in  the  first  column  is  preceded 
by  an  'ex',  this  signifies  that  the  rule  in column  3 only  applies  to  the  part  of  that  heading  or  chapter  as 
described  in  column  2. 

1.2.  Where  several  heading  numbers  arc  grouped  together  in  column  1  or  a  chapter  number  is  given  and 
the  description  of  product  in  column  2  is  therefore  given  in  general  terms,  the  adjacent  rule  in  column 
3  applies  to  all  products  which,  under  the  Harmonized  System,  arc  classified  within  headings  of  the 
chapter  or  within  any  of  the  headings  grouped  together  in  column  1. 

1.3.  Where  there  are  different  rules  in  the  list  applying  to  different  products  within  a  heading,  each  indent 
contains  the  description  of  that  part  of  the  heading  covered  by  the  adjacent  rule  in  column  3. 

Note  2 

2.1. 

In  the  case  of  any  heading  not  in  the  list  or  any  part  of  a  heading  that  is  not  in  the  list,  the  'change  of 
heading'  rule  set  out  in  Article  6  (1)  applies.  If  a  'change  of  heading* condition  applies  to  any  entry  in 
the  list,  then  it  is  contained  in  the  rule  in  column  3. 

2.2.  The  working  or  processing  required  by  a  rule  in  column  3  has  to  be  carried  out  only  in  relation  to  the 
non-originating  materials  used.  The  restrictions  contained  in  a  rule  in  column  3  likewise  apply  only  to 
the  non-originating  materials  used. 

2.3.  Where  a  rule  states  that  'materials  of  any  heading'  may  be  used,  materials  of  the  same  heading  as  the 
product  may  also  be  used,  subject,  however,  to  any  specific  limitations  which  may  also  be  contained  in 
the  rule.  However,  the  expression 
'manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including  other 
materials  of  heading  No  . . .'  means  that  only  materials  classified  in  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
of  a  different  description  than  that  of  the  product  as  given  in  column  2  of  the  list  may  be  used. 

2.4. 

If  a  product  made  from  non-originating  materials  which  has  acquired  originating  status  during 
manufacture  by  virtue  of  the  change  of  heading  rule  or  its  own  list  rule  is  used  as  a  material  in  the 
process  of  manufacture  of  another  product,  then  the  rule  applicable  to  the  product  in  which  it  is 
incorporated  does  not  apply  to  it. 

For  example: 

An  engine  of  heading  No  8407,  for  which  the  rule  states  that  the  value  of  the  non-originating 
materials  which  may  be  incorporated  may  not  exceed  4 0%  of  the  ex-works  price,  is  made  from  'other 
alloy  steel  roughly  shaped  by  forging'  of  heading  No  7224. 

If  this  forging  has  been  forged  in  the  country  concerned  from  a  non-originating  ingot  then  the  forging 
has  already  acquired  origin  by  virtue  of  the  rule  for  heading  No  ex  7224  in  the  list.  It  can  then  count 
as  originating  in  the  value  calculation  for  the  engine  regardless  of  whether  it  was  produced  in  the  same 
factory  or  another.  The  value  of  the  non-originating  ingot  is  thus  not  taken  into  account  when  a 
up  the  value  of  the  non-originating  materials  used. 

* 

2.5.  Even  if  the  change  of  heading  rule  or  the  other  rules  contained  in  the  list  are  satisfied,  a  product  shall 
not  acquire  originating  status  if  the  processing  carried  out,  taken  as  a  whole,  is  insufficient  within  the 
meaning  of  Article  7. 

Note  3 

3.1.  The  rule  in  the  list  represents  the  minimum  amount  of  working  or  processing  required  and  the 
carrying  out  of  more  working  or  processing  also  confers  originating  status;  conversely,  the  carrying 
out  of  less  working  or  processing  cannot  confer  origin.  Thus  if  a  rule  says  that  non-originating 
materia!  at  a  certain  level  of  manufacture  may  be  used,  the  use  of  such  material  at  an  earlier  stage  of 
manufacture  is  allowed  and  the  use  of  such  material  at  a  later  stage  is  not. 

3.2.  When  a  rule  in  the  list  specifies  that  a  product  may  be  manufacrured  from  more  than  one  material, 

this  means  that  any  one  or  more  materials  may  be  used.  It  does  not  require  that  all  be  used. 

For  example: 

The  rule  for  fabrics  say  that  natural  fibres  may  be  used  and  that  chemical  materials,  among  other 
materials,  may  also  be  used.  This  does  not  mean  that  both  have  to  be  used;  one  can  use  one  or  the 
other  or  both. 

* 

If,  however,  a  restriction  applies  to  one  material  and  other  restrictions  apply  to  other  materials  in  the 
same  rule,  then  the  restrictions  only  apply  to  the  materials  actually  used. 

For  example: 

The  rule  for  sewing  machines  specifies  that  both  the  thread  tension  mechanism  used  and  the  zigzag 
mechanism  used  must  originate;  these  two  restrictions  only  apply  if  the  mechanisms  concerned  are 
actually  incorporated  into  the  sewing  machine. 

3.3.  When  a  rule  in  the  list  specifies  that  a  product  must  be  manufactured  from  a  particular  material,  the 
condition  obviously  does  not  prevent  the  use  of  other  materials  which,  because  of  their  inherent 
nature,  cannot  satisfy  the  rule. 

For  example: 

The  rule  for  heading  No  1904  which  specifically  excludes  the  use  of  cereals  or  their  derivatives  does 
not  prevent  the  use  of  mineral  salts,  chemicals  and  other  additives  which  are  not  produced  from 
cereals. 

For  example: 

In  the  case  of  an  article  made  from  non-woven  materials,  if  the  use  of  only  non-originating  yarn  is 
allowed  for  this  class  of  article,  it  is  not  possible  to  start  from  non-woven  cloth  —  even  if  non-woven 
cloths  cannot  normally  be  made  from  yarn.  In  such  cases,  the  starting  material  would  normally  be  at 
the  stage  before  yarn  —  that  is  the  fibre  stage. 

Sec  also  Note  6.3  in  relation  to  textiles. 

3.4. 

If  in  a  rule  in  the  list  two  or  more  percentages  are  given  for  the  maximum  value  of  non-originating 
materials  that  can  be  used,  then  these  percentages  may  not  be  added  together.  The  maximum  value  of 
the  percentages  given. 
all  the  non-originating  materials  used  may  never  exceed 
Furthermore,  the  individual  percentages  must  not  be  exceeded  in  relation  to  the  particular  materials 
they  apply  to. 

the  highest  of 

Note  4 

4.1.  The  term  'natural  fibres'  is  used  in  the  list  to  refer  to  fibres  other  than  artificial  or  synthetic  fibres  and 
is  restricted  to  the  stages  before  spinning  takes  place,  including  waste,  and,  unless  otherwise  specified, 
the  term  'natural  fibres'  includes  fibres  that  have  been  carded,  combed  or  otherwise  processed  but  not 
spun. 

4.2.  The  term  'natural  fibres'  includes  horsehair  of  heading  No  0503,  silk  of  heading  Nos  5002  and  5003 
as  well  as  the  wool  fibres,  fine  or  coarse  animal  hair  of  heading  Nos  5101  to  5105,  the  cotton  fibres 
of  heading  Nos  5201  to  5203  and  the  other  vegetable  fibres  of  heading  Nos  5301  to  5305. 

/ 

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4.3.  The  terms  'textile  pulp',  'chemical  materials'  and  'paper-making  materials'  are  used  in  the  list  to 
describe  rhe  materials  not  classified  in  Chapters  50  to  63,  which  can  be  used  to  manufacture  artificial, 
synthetic  or  paper  fibres  or  yarns. 

4.4.  The  term  'man-made  staple  fibres*  is  used  in  the  list  to  refer  to  synthetic  or  artificial  filament  tow, 

staple  fibres  or  waste,  of  headings  Nos  5501  to  5507. 

Note  5 

5.1.  In  the  case  of  the  products  classified  within  those  headings  in  the  list  to  which  a  reference  is  made  to 
this  Note,  the  conditions  set  out  in  column  3  of  the  list  shall  not  be  applied  to  any  basic  textile 
materials  used  in  their  manufacture  which,  taken  together,  represent  1 0%  or  less  of  the  total  weight 
of  all  the  basic  textile  materials  used  (but  see  also  Notes  5.3  and  5.4  below). 

5.2.  However,  this  tolerance  may  only  be  applied  to  mixed  products  which  have  been  made  from  two  or 

more  basic  textile  materials. 

The  following  are  the  basic  textile  materials: 

—  silk, 

—  w o o l, 

—  coarse  animal  hair, 

—  fine  animal  hair, 

—  horsehair, 

—  conon, 

—  paper-making  materials  and  paper, 

—  flax, 

—  true  hemp, 

—  jute  and  other  textile  bast  fibres, 

—  sisal  and  other  textile  fibres  of  the  genus  Agave, 

—  coconut,  abaca,  ramie  and  other  vegetable  textile  fibres, 

—  synthetic  man-made  filaments, 

—  artificial  man-made  filaments, 

—  synthetic  man-made  staple  fibres, 

—  artificial  man-made  staple  fibres. 

For  example: 

A  yarn  of  heading  No  5205  made  from  cotton  fibres  of  heading  No  5203  and  synthetic  staple  fibres 
of  heading  No  5506  is  a  mixed  yarn.  Therefore,  non-originating  synthetic  staple  fibres  that  do  not 
satisfy  the  origin  rules  (which  require  manufacture  from  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp)  may  be 
used  up  to  a  weight  of  1 0%  of  the  yarn. 

For  example: 

A  woollen  fabric  of  heading  No  5112  made  from  woollen  yarn  of  heading  No  5107  and  synthetic 
yarn  of  staple  fibres  of  heading  No  5509  is  a  mixed  fabric.  Therefore  synthetic  yarn  which  does  not 
satisfy  the  origin  rules  (which  require  manufacture  from  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp)  or  woollen 
yarn  that  does  not  satisfy  the  origin  rules  (which  require  manufacture  from  natural  fibres,  not  carded 
or  combed  or  otherwise  prepared  for  spinning)  or  a  combination  of  the  two  may  be  used  up  to  a 
weight  of  1 0%  of  the  fabric. 

For  example: 

Tufted  textile  fabric  of  heading  No  5802  made  from  cotton  yarn  of  heading  No  5205  and  cotton 
fabric  of  heading  No  5210  is  only  a  mixed  product  if  the  cotton  fabric  is  itself  a  mixed  fabric  being 
made  from  yarns  classified 
in  two  separate  headings  or  if  the  cotton  yarns  used  are  themselves 
mixtures. 

For  example: 

If  the  tufted 
textile  fabric  concerned  had  been  made  from  cotton  yarn  of  heading  No  5205  and 
synthetic  fabric  of  heading  No  5407,  then,  obviously,  the  yarns  used  arc  two  separate  basic  textile 
materials  and  the  tufted  textile  fabric  is  accordingly  a  mixed  product. 

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For  example: 

A  carpet  with  tufts  made  from  both  artificial  yarns  and  cotton  yarns  and  with  a  jure  backing  is  a 
mixed  product  because  three  basic  textile  materials  are  used. Thus,  any  non-originating  materials  that 
are at  a  later  stage  of  manufacture  than  the  rule allows may  be used,  provided  their total  weight  taken 
together  does  not  exceed  10 % of  the  weight  of  the  textile  materials  in  the  carpet.  Thus,  both  the  jute 
backing  and/or  the  artificial  yarns could  be  imported  at  that  stage  of  manufacture,  provided  the  weight 
conditions  are  met. 

5.3.  In  the  case  of  fabrics  incorporating  'yarn  made  of  polyurethane  segmented  with  flexible  segments  of 

polyether  whether  or  not  gimped'  this  tolerance  is  2 0%  in  respect  of  this  yarn. 

5.4. 

In  the  case  of  fabrics  incorporating  strip  consisting  of  a  core  of  aluminium  foil  or  of  a  core  of  plastic 
film  whether  or  not  coated  with  aluminium  powder,  of  a  width  not  exceeding  5  mm,  sandwiched  by 
means  of  an  adhesive  between  two  films  of  plastic  film,  this  tolerance  is  3 0%  in  respect  of  this 
strip. 

Note  6 

6.1. 

In  the  case  of  those  textile  products  which  are  marked  in  the  list  by  a  footnote  referring  to  this  note, 
textile  materials  with  the  exception  of  linings  and  interlinings  which  do  not  satisfy  the  rule  set  out  in 
the  list  in  column  3  for  the  made  up  products  concerned  may  be  used  provided  that  they  are  classified 
in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the" product  and  that  their  value  docs  not  exceed  8 %  of  the  ex-works 
price  of  the  product. 

6.2.  Materials  which  are  not  classified  within  Chapters  50  to  63  may  be  used  freely,  whether  or  not  they 

contain  textiles. 

Example: 

If  a  rule  in  the  list  provides  that  for  a  particular  textile  item,  such  as  trousers,  yarn  must  be  used,  this 
does  not  prevent  the  use  of  metal  items,  such  as  burtons,  because  buttons  arc  not  classified  within 
Chapters  50  to  63-  For  the  same  reason,  it  does  not  prevent  the  use  of  slide-fasteners  even  though 
slide-fasteners  normally  contain  textiles. 

6.3.  Where  a  percentage  rule  applies,  the  value  of  trimmings  and  accessories  must  be  taken  into  account 

when  calculating  the  value  of  the  non-originating  materials  incorporated. 

Note  7 

7.1.  For  the  purposes  of  heading  Nos  ex  2707,  2713  to  2715, ex  2901, ex  2902  and  ex  3403,  the  'specific 

processes'  are  the  following: 

(a)  vacuum  distillation; 

(b)  redistillation  by  a  very  thorough  fractionation  process  ('); 

(c)  cracking; 

(d) 

reforming; 

(e)  extraction  by  means  of  selective  solvents; 

(f) 

the  process  comprising  all  the  following  operations:  processing  with  concentrated  sulphuric  acid, 
oleum  or  sulphuric  anhydride;  neutralization  with  alkaline  3gcnts;  decolorization  and  purification 
with  naturally  active  earth,  activated  earth,  activated  charcoal  or  bauxite; 

(g)  polymerization; 

(h)  alkylation; 

(i) 

isomerization. 

(')  Sec Additional  Explanatory  Note  4  (b) to  Chapter  27 of  the combined  nomenclature. 

1Ï 

7.2.  For  the  purposes  of  heading  Nos  2710,  2711  and  2712,  the  'specific  processes'  are  the  following: 

(a)  vacuum  distillation; 

(b)  redistillation  by  a  very  thorough  fractionation  process; 

(c)  cracking; 

(d) 

reforming; 

(e)  extraction  by  means  of  selective  solvents; 

(f) 

the  process  comprising  all  the  following  operations:  processing  with  concentrated  sulphuric  acid, 
oleum  or  sulphuric  anhydride;  neutralization  with  alkaline  agents; decolorization  and  purification 
with  naturally  active  earth,  activated  earth,  activated  charcoal  or  bauxite; 

(g)  polymerization; 

(h)  alkylation; 

(ij) 

isomerization; 

(k)  (in  respect  of  heavy  oils  falling  within  heading  No  ex  2710  only)  desuiphurization  with  hydrogen 
resulting  in  a  reduction  of  at  least  8 5%  of  the  sulphur  content  of  the  products  processed  (ASTM 
D  1266-59  T  method); 

(1) 

(in  respect  of  products  tailing  within  heading  No  2710  only),  deparaffining  by  a  process  other 
than  filtering; 

(m)  (in  respect  of  heavy  oils  falling  within  heading  No  ex  2710  only)  treatment»with  hydrogen  at  a 
pressure  of  more  than  20  bar  and  a  temperature  of  more  than  250  °C  with  the  use  of  a  catalyst, 
other  than  to  effect  desuiphurization,  when  the  hydrogen  constitutes  an  active  element  in  a 
chemical  reaction.  The  further  treatment  with  hydrogen  of  lubricating  oils  of  heading  No  ex  2710 
(e.g.  hydrotinishing  or  decolorization)  in  order,  more  especially,  to  improve  colour  or  stability 
shall  not,  however,  be  deemed  to  be  a  specific  process; 

(n)  (in  respect  of  fuel  oils  falling  within  heading  No  ex  2710  only)  atmospheric  distillation,  on 
condition  that  less  than  3 0%  of  these  products  distils,  by  volume,  including  losses,  at  300  °C  by 
the  ASTM  D  86  method; 

(o)  (in  respect  of  heavy  oils  other  than  gas  oils  and  fuel  oils  falling  within  heading  No  ex  2710  only) 

treatment  by  means  of  a  high-frequency  electrical  brush-discharge. 

7.3.  For  the  purposes  of  heading  Nos  ex  2707,  2713  to  2715,  ex  2901,  ex  2902  and  ex  3403,  simple 
operations  such  as  cleaning,  decanting,  desalting,  water  separation,  filtering,  colouring,  marketing 
obtaining  a  sulphur  content  as  a  result  of  mixing  products  with  different  sulphur  contents,  any 
combination  of  these  operations  or  like  operations  do  not  confer  origin. 

Leo 

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ANNEX  II 

U ST  OF WORKING  OR  PROCESSING  REQUIRED  TO  BE CARRIED  OUT  ON  NON-ORIGINATING 
MATERIALS  IN  ORDER  THAT  THE  PRODUCT  MANUFACTURED  CAN  OBTAttJ  ORIGINATING 
STATUS 

HShead.ngNo 

Û1 

_ 
Dcscnpt.on  of  product 

' , 

. 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

• 

• 

(3) 

0201 

Meat  of  bovine  animals,  fresh  or  chilled 

Manufacture 
meat  of  bovine  animals,  frozen  of  heading  No  0202 

from  materials  of  any  heading  except 

0202 

Meat  of  bovine  animals,  frozen 

Manufacture 
from  materials  of  any  heading  except 
meat  of  bovine  animals,  fresh  or  chilled  of  heading 
No  0201 

0206 

0210 

0302  to 
0305 

0402, 
0404  to 
0406 

0403 

Edible  offal  of  bovine  animals,  swine,  sheep,  goats, 
horses,  asses,  mules  or  hinnies,  fresh,  chilled  or 
frozen 

Manufacture 
carcases  of  heading  Nos  0201  to  0205 

from  materials  of  any  heading  except 

Meat  and  edible  meat  offal,  salted,  in  brine,  dried 
or  smoked;  edible  flours  and  meals  of  meat  or  mear 
offal 

Manufacture 
from  materials  of  any  heading  except 
meat  and  offal  of  heading  Nos  0201  to  0206  and  0208 
or  poultry  liver  of  heading  No  0207 

Fish,  other  than  live  fish 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  materials  of  Chapter  3 
used  must  already  be  originating 

Dairy  products 

„ 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  except  milk 

,  or  cream  of  heading  No  0401  or  0402 

Buttermilk,  curdled  milk  and  cream,  yoghurt,  képhir 
and  other  fermented  or  acidified  milk  and  cream, 
whether  or  not  concentrated  or  containing  added 
sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter  or  flavoured  or 
contain.ng  added  fruit  or  cocoa 

Manufacrure  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  of  Chapter  4  used  must  already  be 

originating, 

_ 

f r u jt 

J u i cc 

( e x c e pt 

a ny 
grapefruit)  of  heading  No  2009  used  must  be 
originating,  and 

t h o sc  of  pineapple,  lime  or 

—  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used  does 
the 

the  ex  works  price  of 

not  exceed  30  %  of 
product 

0408 

Birds'  eggs,  not  in  shell  and  egg  yolks,  fresh,  dried, 
cooked,  by  steaming  or  by  boiling 
in  water, 
moulded,  frozen  or  otherwise  preserved,  whether  or 
not  containing  added  sugar  or  other  sweetening 
matter 

Manufacture 
birds'  eggs  of  heading  No  0407 

from  materials  of  any  heading  except 

* 

ex  0502 

Prepared  pigs',  hogs'  or  boars'  bristles  and  hair 

Cleaning,  disinfecting,  sorting  and  straightening  of 
bristles  and  hair 

ex  0506 

Bones  and  horn-cores  unworked 

_ 

__ 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  materials  of  Chapter  2 
used  must  already  be  originating 

J 

_ 

L_ 

o\ 

m 

(i) 

0710 to 
0713 

(2) 

(3) 

Edible  vegetables,  frozen  or  dried,  provisionally 
preserved  except  for  heading  Nos  ex  0710  and 
ex  0711 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  vegetable  materials  used 
must  already  be  originating 

ex 0710 

Sweet  corn  (uncooked  or  cooked  by  steaming  or 
boiling  in  water),  frozen 

Manufacture  from  fresh  or  chilled  sweet  corn 

ex 0711 

Sweet  corn,  provisionally  preserved 

Manufacture  from  fresh  or  chilled  sweet  corn 

0S11 

Fruit  and  nuts,  uncooked  or  cooked  by  steaming  or 
boiling  in  water,  frozen,  whether  or  not  containing 
added  sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter: 

—  Containing  added  sugar 

—  Othc 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  value  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacrure  in  which  all  the  fruit  or  nuts  used  must 
already  be  originating 

Fruit  and  nuts  provisionally  preserved  (for  example, 
by  sulphur  dioxide  gas,  in  brine,  in  sulphur  water  or 
in  other  preservative  solutions),  but  unsuitable  in 
that  state  for  immediate  consumption 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  fruit  or  nuts  used  must 
already  be  originating 

Fruit,  dried,  other  than  that  of  heading  Nos  0801  to 
0806;  mixtures  of  nuts  or  dried  fruits  of 
this 
chapter 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  fruit  or  nuts  used  must 
already  be  originating 

of 

fruit 

citrus 

(including 
Peel 
watermelons),  fresh,  frozen,  dried  or  provisionally 
preserved  in  brine,  in  sulphur  water  or  in  other 
preservative  solutions 

or  melons 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  fruit  or  nuts  used  must 
already  be  originating 

0812 

0813 

0814 

ex  Chapter  11 

Products  of  the  milling 
industry;  malt,  starches; 
inulin;  wheat  gluten,  except  for  heading  No  ex 
1106 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  cereals,  edible  vegetables, 
roots  and  tubers  of  heading  No  0714  or  fruit  used  must 
already  be  originating 

ex  1106 

Flour  and  meal  of  the  dried,  shelled 
vegetables  of  heading  No  0713 

leguminous 

Drying  and  milling  of  leguminous  vegetables  of  heading 
No  0708 

1301 

Lac;  natural  gums,  resins,  gum-resins  and  balsams 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
heading  No  1301  used  may  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

ipl 

(n 

ex  1302 

1501 

1502 

1504 

(2) 

(3) 

Mucilages  and  thickeners  derived  from  vegetable 
products,  modified 

Manufacture 
thickeners 

from  non-modified  mucilages 

and 

4%r 

Lard;  other  pig  fat  and  poultry 
whether  or  not  pressed  or  solvent-extracted: 

fat, 

rendered, 

—  Fats  from  bones  or  waste 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  except 
those  of  heading  No  0203,  0206  or  0207  or  bones  of 
heading  No  0506 

Manufacture  from  meat  or  edible  offal  of  swine  of 
heading  No  0203  or  0206  or  of  meat  and  edible  offal 
of  poultry  of  heading  No  0207 

Fats  of  bovine  animals,  sheep  or  goats,  raw  or 
or 
or 
rendered, 
solvent-extracted: 

whether 

pressed 

not 

—  Fats  from  bones  or  waste 

—  Othe 

Manufacture 
from  materials  of  any  heading  except 
those  of  heading  No  0201,  0202,  0204  or  0206  or 
bones  of  heading  No  0506 

Manufacture 
in  which  all 
Chapter  2  used  must  already  be  originating 

the  animal  materials  of 

Fats  and  oils  and  their  fractions,  of  fish  or  marine 
mammals,  wherhcr  or  not 
but  not 
chemically  modified: 

refined, 

—  Solid  fractions  of  fish  oils  and  fats  and  oils  of 

marine  mammals 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  1504 

Manufacture 
Chapters  2  and  3  used  must  already  be  originating 

the  animal  materials  of 

in  which  all 

ex  1505 

Refined  lanolin 

Manufacture 
No  1505 

from  crude  wool  grease  of  heading 

1506 

Other  animal 
whether  or 
modified: 

fats  and  oils  and 
not 

refined, 

but  not 

their 

fractions, 
chemically 

—  Solid  fractions 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  1506 

Manufacture 
in  which  all 
Chapter  2  used  must  already  be  originating 

the  animal  materials  of 

ex  1507  to 
1515 

Fixed  vegetable  oils  and  their  fractions,  whether  or 
not  refined,  but  not  chemically  modified: 

—  Solid  fractions,  except  for  that  of  Jojoba  oil 

Other,  except  for: 

—  Lung  oil;  myrtle  wax  and  Japan  wax 

Manufacture  from  other  materials  of  heading  Nos  1507 
to  1515 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  vegetable  materials  used 
must  already  be  originating 

—  Those  for  technical  or  industrial  uses  other 
for 

the  manufacture  of 

foodstuffs 

than 
human  consumption 

// 

! 

...  1 

«i) 

ex  1516 

ex  1517 

ex  1519  -

1601 

1602 

1603 

1604 

1605 

-4£rp^ 

(2) 

(3) 

Animal  or  vegetable 
their 
fractions,  re-esterified,  whether  or  not  refined  but 
not  further  prepared 

fats  and  oils  and 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  animal  and  vegetable 
materials  used  must  already  be  originating 

Edible  liquid  mixtures  of  vegetable  oils  of  heading 
Nos  1507  to  1515 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  vegetable  materials  used 
must  already  be  originating 

Industrial  fatty  alcohols  having  the  character  of 
artificial  waxes 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  including 
fatty  acids  of  heading  No  1519 

Sausages  a/id  similar  products,  of  meat,  meat  offal 
or  blood; 
these 
products 

food  preparations  based  on 

Manufacture  from  animals  of  Chapter  1 

Other  prepared  or  preserved  meat,  meat  offal  or 
blood 

Manufacture  from  animals  of  Chapter  1 

Extracts  and  juices  of  meat,  fish  or  crustaceans, 
molluscs  or  other  aquatic  invertebrates 

Manufacture  from  animals  of  Chapter  1.  However,  all 
fish, 
aquatic 
invertebrates  used  must  already  be  originating 

crustaceans,  molluscs 

other 

or 

Prepared  or  preserved 
substitutes  prepared  from  fish  eggs 

fish;  caviar  and  caviar 

Manufacture 
must  already  be  originating 

in  which  all  the  fish  or  fish  eggs  used 

Crustaceans,  molluscs 
invertebrates,  prepared  or  preserved 

and 

other 

aquatic 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  crustaceans,  molluscs  or 
other  aquatic 
invertebrates  used  must  already  be 
originating 

ex  1701 

Cane  or  beet  sugar  and  chemically  pure  sucrose,  in 
solid  form,  flavoured  or  coloured 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

1702 

Other  sugars,  including  chemically  pure 
lactose, 
maltose,  glucose  and  fructose,  in  solid  form;  sugar 
syrups  not  containing  added  flavouring  or  colouring 
matter;  artificial  honey,  whether  or  not  mixed  with 
natural  honey;  caramel: 

—  Chemically  pure  maltose  and  fructose 

in 

solid 

form, 

flavoured  or 

sugars 

Other 
coloured 

Other 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  1702 

in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Manufacture 
Chapter  17  used  does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

Manufacture 
already  be  originating 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  must 

ex  1703 

Molasses  resulting  from  the  extraction  or  refining  of 
sugar,  flavoured  or  coloured 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

1704 

Sugar  confectionery  (including  white  chocolate),  not 
containing  cocoa 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product, 
provided  the  value  of  any  other  materials  of  Chapter  17 
used  does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

4\! 

(2) 

(3) 

1806 

Chocolate  and  other  food  preparations  containing 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product, 
provided  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used 
does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

^f=ré~ 

1901 

1902 

1903 

1904 

1905 

Malt  extract;  food  preparations  of  flour,  meal, 
starch  or  malt  extract,  not containing  cocoa  powder 
or  containing  cocoa  powder  in  a  proportion  i>y 
weight  of  less  than  50  %,  not  elsewhere  specified  or 
included;  food  preparations  of  goods  of  heading 
Nos  0401  to  0404,  not  containing  cocoa  powder  or 
containing  cocoa  powder  in  a  proportion  by  weight 
of 
than  10  %,  not  elsewhere  specified  or 
included: 

less 

—  Malt  extract 

—  Other 

Pasta,  whether  or  not  cooked  or  stuffed  (with  meat 
or  other  substances)  or  otherwise  prepared,  such  as 
spaghetti,  macaroni,  noodles, 
lasagne,  gnocchi, 
ravioli,  cannelloni;  couscous,  whether  or  not 
prepared 

Manufacrure  from  cereals  of  Chapter  10 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product, 
provided  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used 
does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  cereals  (except  durum 
wheat),  meat,  meat  offal,  fish,  crustaceans  or  molluscs 
used  must  already  be  originating 

Tapioca  and  substitutes 
from 
starch,  in  the  form  of  flakes,  grains,  pearls,  siftings 
or  in  similar  fcrrns 

therefor  prepared 

Manufacrure 
potato  starch  of  heading  No  1108 

from  materials  of  any  heading  except 

Prepared  foods  obtained  by  the  swelling  or  roasting 
of  cereals  or  cereal  products  (for  example,  corn 
flakes);  cereals,  other  than  maize  (corn),  in  grain 
form,  pre-cooked  or  otherwise  prepared: 

—  N ot  containing  cocoa: 

—  Cereals,  other  than  maize  (corn),  in  grain 
form,  pre-cooked  or  otherwise  prepared 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading.  However, 
grains  and  cobs  of  sweet  corn,  prepared  or  preserved, 
of  heading  Nos  2001,  2004  and  2005  and  uncooked, 
boiled  or  steamed  sweet  corn,  frozen,  of  heading  No 
0710  may  not  be  used 

—  Other 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—•  Containing  cocoa 

Bread,  pastry,  cakes,  biscuits  and  other  bakers' 
wares,  whether 
cocoa; 
communion  wafers,  empty  cachets  of  a  kind 
suitable  for  pharmaceutical  use,  sealing  wafers,  rice 
paper  and  similar  products 

containing 

not 

or 

—  all  the  cereals  and  flour  (except  maize  of  the  species 
their 

Z.ea 
derivatives)  used  must  be  wholly  obtained,  and 

durum  wheat 

indurata 

and 

and 

—  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used  docs 
not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the 
product 

in  heading 
Manufacture  from  materials  not  classified 
No  1806,  provided 
the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

Manufacture 
those  of  Chapter  11 

from  materials  of  any  heading,  except 

ttO*) 

-#V 

(i) 

2001 

2002 

2003 

(2) 

(3) 

Vegetables,  fruit  nuts  and  other  edible  parts  of 
plants,  prepared  or  preserved  by  vinegar  or  acetic 
acid 

Manufacture'in  which  all  the  fruit,  nuts  or  vegetables 
used  must  already  be  originating 

Tomatoes  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise  than  by 
vinegar  or  acetic  acid 

Manufacture 
already  be  originating 

in  which  all 

the 

tomatoes  used  must 

Mushrooms  and 
otherwise  than  by  vinegar  or  acetic  acid 

truffles,  prepared  or  preserved 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  mushrooms  or 
used  must  already  be  originating 

truffles 

2004 and 
2005 

Other  vegetables  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise 
than  by  vinegar  or  acetic  acid,  frozen  or  not 
frozen 

* 

Manufacture 
already  be  originating. 

in  which  all  the  vegetables  used  must 

Fruit,  nuts,  fruit-peel  and  other  parts  of  plants, 
preserved  by  sugar  (drained,  glacé  or  crystallized) 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

Jams,  fruit  jellies,  marmalades,  fruit  or  nut  purée 
and  fruit  or  nut  pastes,  being  cooked  preparations, 
whether  or  not  containing  added  sugar  or  other 
sweetening  matter 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  must  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

2006 

2007 

2008 

Fruit,  nuts  and  other  edible  parts  of  plants 
otherwise  prepared  or  preserved,  whether  or  not 
containing  added  sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter 
or  spirit,  nor  elsewhere  specified  or  included: 

—  Fruit  and  nuts  cooked  otherwise 

than  by 
steaming  or  boiling  in  water,  not  containing 
added  sugar,  frozen 

—  Nuts,  not  containing  added  sugar  or  spirits 

Othc 

ex 2009 

Fruit  juices  (including  grape  must),  untcrmented  and 
not 
spirit,  whether  or  not 
containing  added  sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter 

containing  added 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  fruit  and  nuts  used  must 
already  be  originating 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  the  originating  nuts 
and  oil  seeds  of  heading  Nos  0 8 0 1,  0802  and  1202  to 
1207  used  exceeds  60  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  arc 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product, 
provided  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used 
docs  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product, 
provided  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used 
does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

ex  2101 

Roasted 
concentrates  thereof 

chicory 

and 

extracts, 

essences  3iid 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  chicory  used  must  already 
be  originating 

ex  2103 

—  Sauces 

and 

preparations 

therefor;  mixed 

condiments  and  mixed  seasonings 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  mustard  flour  or  meal  or  prepared  mustard 
may  be  used 

Prepared  mustard 

Manufacture  from  mustard  flour  or  meal 

I 

{\<py> 

m~ 

(i) 

(2) 

(3) 

ex  2104 

Soups  and  broths  and  preparations  therefor 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except 
prepared  or  preserved  vegetables  of  heading  Nos  2002 
to  2005 

Homogenized  composite  food  preparations 

The  rule  for  the  heading  in  which  the  product  would  be 
classified  in  bulk  shall  apply 

ex  2106 

Sugar  syrups,  flavoured  or  coloured 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  must  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

Waters, 
including  natural  or  artificial  mineral 
waters  and  aerated  waters,  not  containing  added 
sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter  nor  flavoured;  ice 
and  snow 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  water  used  must  already 
be  originating 

2202 

Waters, 
including  mineral  waters  and  aerated 
waters,  containing  added  sugar  or  other  sweetening 
and  other  non-alcohlic 
matter 
beverages,  not  including  fruit  or  vegetable  juices  of 
heading  No  2009 

flavoured, 

or 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product, 
provided  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used 
does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product  and  any  fruit  juice  used  (except  for  pineapple, 
lime  and  grapefruit  juices)  must  already  be  originating 

ex  2204 

Wine  of  fresh  grapes,  including  fortified  wines,  and 
grape  must  with  the  addition  of  alcohol 

Manufacture  from  other  grape  must 

2205 
ex 2207, 
ex 2208 and 
ex 2209 

The  following,  containing  grape  materials: 

vermouth  and  other  wine  of  fresh  grapes  flavoured 
with  plants  or  aromatic  substances;  ethyl  alcohol 
and  other  spirits,  denatured  or  not;  spirits,  liqueurs 
and  other  spirituous  beverages; compound  alcoholic 
preparations  of  a  kind  used  for  the  manufacture  of 
beverages;  vinegar 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except 
grapes  or  any  material  derived  from  grapes 

ex  2208 

Whiskies  of  an  alcoholic  strength  by  volume  of  less 
than  50  %  vol 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  cereal  based 
spirits  used  does  not  exceed  15  %  of  the  ex  works  price 
of  the  product 

ex  2303 

ex  2306 

the  manufacture  of  starch 

Residues  from 
from 
maize  (excluding  concentrated  steeping  liquors),  of 
a  protein  content,  calculated  on  the  dry  product, 
exceeding  40  %  by  weight 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  maize  used  must  already 
be  originating 

Oil  cake  and  other  solid  residues  resulting  from  the 
extraction  of  olive  oil, containing  more  than  3  %  of 
olive  oil 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  olives  used  must  already 
be  originating 

2309 

Preparations  of  a  kind  used  in  animal  feeding 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  cereals,  sugar  or  molasses 
must  or  milk  used  must  already  be  originating 

/ 

l<?> 

^rf~ 

(1) 

2402 

(2) 

(3) 

Cigars,  cheroots,  cigarillos  and  cigarettes,  of 
tobacco  or  of  tobacco  substitutes 

Manufacture  in  which  at  least  70  %  by  weight  of  the 
unmanufactured  tobacco  or  tobacco  refuse  of  heading 
No  2401  used  must  already  be  originating 

ex  2403 

Smoking  tobacco 

Manufacture  in  which  at  least  70  %  by  weight  of  the 
unmanufactured  tobacco  or  tobacco  refuse  of  heading 
No  2401  used  must  already  be  originating 

ex  2504 

ex  2515 

ex  2516 

Natural  crystalline  graphite,  with  enriched  carbon 
content,  purified  and  ground 

Enriching  of  the  carbon  content,  purifying  and  grinding 
of  crude  crystalline  graphite 

i 

Marble,  merely  cut  by  sawing  or  otherwise 
into 
blocks  or  slabs  of  a  rectangular  (including  square) 
shape,  of  a  thickness  not  exceeding  25  cm 

Cuning,  by  sawing  or  otherwise,  of  marble  (even  if 
already  sawn)  of  a  thickness  exceeding  25  cm 

Granite  porphyry,  basalt,  sandstone  and  other 
monumental  and  building  stones,  merely  cut  by 
sawing  or  otherwise,  into  blocks  or  slabs  of  a 
rectangular  (including  square)  shape,  of  a  thickness 
not  exceeding  25  cm 

Cutting,  by  sawing  or  otherwise,  of  stones  (even  if 
already  sawn)  of  a  thickness  exceeding  25  cm 

ex  2518 

Calcined  dolomite 

Calcination  of  dolomite  not  calcined 

ex  2519 

Crushed  natural  magnesium  carbonate  (magnesite), 
in  hermetically  sealed  containers,  and  magnesium 
oxide,  whether  or  not  pure,  other 
fused 
than 
magnesia  or  dead-burned  (sintered)  magnesia 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  natural  magnesium  carbonate 
(magnesite) 
may  he  used 

ex  2520 

Plasters  speciaHy  prepared  for  dentistry • 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
Manufacture 
used  docs  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
-product 

ex  2524 

Natural  asbestos  fibres 

Manufacture  from  asbestos  concentrate 

ex  2525 

Mica  powder 

Grinding  of  mica  or  mica  waste 

ex  2530 

Earth  colours,  calcined  or  powdered 

Calcination  or  grinding  of  earth  colours 

ex  2707 

the 

the  weight  of 
that  of 

aromatic 
Oils 
in  which 
the  non-aromatic 
constituents  exceeds 
constituents,  being  oils  similar 
to  mineral  oils 
obtained  by  distillation  of  high  temperature  coal 
tar,  of  which  more  than  65  %  by  volume  distils  at  a 
temperature  of  up  to  250  °C  (including  mixtures  of 
petroleum  spirit  and  benzole),  for  use  as  power  or 
heating  fuels 

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 
process(es)  (') 

Other  operations  in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

ex  2709 

Crude  oils  obtained  from  bituminous  minerals 

Destructive  distillation  of  bituminous  materials 

(  )  Sec  introductory  note  7  —  Annex  I. 

ft. 

locx 

-3*0^ 

(1) 

2710 to 
2712 

(2) 

(3) 

Petroleum  oils  and  oils  obtained  from  bituminous 
than  crude;  preparations  not 
materials,  other 
elsewhere  specified  or 
included,  containing  by 
weight  70  %  or  more  of  petroleum  oils  or  of  oils 
obtained  from  bituminous  materials,  these oils  being 
the  basic  constituents  of  the  preparations 

Petroleum  gases  and  other  gaseous  hydrocarbons 

jelly;  paraffin  wax,  microcrystalline 
Petroleum 
petroleum  wax,  slack  wax,  ozokerite,  lignite  wax, 
peat  wax,  other  mineral  waxes  and  similar  products 
obtained  by  synthesis  or  by  other  processes, 
whether  or  not  coloured 

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 
process(es) (') 

Other  operations  in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified-  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

2713 to 
2715 

Petroleum  coke,  petroleum  bitumen  and  other 
residues  of  petroleum  oils  or  of  oils  obtained  from 
bituminous  materials 

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 
process(cs) (') 

Bitumen  and  asphalt,  natural;  bituminous  or  oil 
shale  and  tar  sands;  asphaliitcs  and  asphaltic  rocks 

Bituminous  mixtures  based  on  natural  asphalt,  on 
natural  bitumen,  on  petroleum  bitumen,  on  mineral 
tar  or  on  mineral  tar  pitch 

Other  operations  in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
the 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product. 

that  of 

than 

ex  Chapter  28 

organic 

chemicals; 

Inorganic 
inorganic 
compounds  of  precious  metals,  of  rare  earth  metals, 
of  radioactive  elements  or  of  isotopes;  except  for 
heading  Nos  ex  2811  and  ex  2833  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below 

or 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
the 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided 
their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

ex  2811 

Sulphur  trioxidc 

Manufacture  from  sulphur  dioxide 

ex  2833 

Aluminium  sulphate 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

ex  Chapter  29 

Organic  chemicals,  except  for  heading  Nos  ex  2901, 
ex  2902,  ex  2905,  2915,  ex  2932,  2933  and  2934, 
for  which  the  position  is  set  out  below 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  docs  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

ex  2901 

Acyclic  hydrocarbons  for  use  as  power  or  heating 
fuels 

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 
process(cs) (') 

Other  operations  in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

(')  See  introductory  note  7  —  Annex  I. 

/ 

/ 

l,oa\ 

—c*h7^ 

(2) 

(3) 

than  azuienes), 
Cyclanes  and  cyclenes 
benzene,  toluene,  xylenes,  for  us*  as  power  or 
heating  fuels 

(other 

ex 2905 

Metal  alcoholates  of  alcohols  of  this  heading  and  of 
ethanol  or  glycerol 

Saturated  acyclic  monocarboxylic  acids  and 
their 
anhydrides,  halides,  peroxides  and  peroxyacids; 
their 
or 
nitrosated  derivatives 

sulphonated, 

halogenated, 

nitrated 

Internal 
and 
sulphonated,  nitrated  or  nitrosated  dérivâtes 

ethers 

their 

halogenated, 

ni 

ex 2902 

2915 

ex 2932 

2933 

2934 

Other  heterocyclic  compounds 

ex  Chapter  30 

Pharmaceutical  products,  except  for  heading  Nos 
3002,  3003  and  3004,  for  which  the  rules  are  set 
out  below 

3002 

blood 

blood; 

animal 

Human 
for 
therapeutic,  prophylactic  or  diagnostic  uses;  antisera 
and  other  blood  fractions;  vaccines,  toxins,  cultures 
of  micro-organisms  (excluding  yeasts)  and  similar 
products: 

prepared 

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 
process(es) (') 

Other  operations  in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacrure  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  2905.  However,  metal 
alcoholates  of  this  heading  may  be  used,  provided  their 
value  does  not  exceed  20  %  of  rhe  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading.  However, 
the  value  of  all  the  materials  of  heading  Nos  2915  and 
2916  used  may  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price 
of  the  product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading.  However, 
the  value  of  all  the  materials  of  heading  No  2909  used 
may  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading.  However, 
the  value  of  all  the  materials  oT heading  Nos  2932  and 
2933  used  may  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price 
of  the  product 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

—  Cyclic  acctals  and  internal  hemiacetals  and  their 
halogenated,  sulphonated,  nitrated  or  nitrosated 
dérivâtes 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading 

Heterocyclic 
hetero-atom(s)  only;  nucleic  acids  and  their  salts 

compounds 

with 

nitrogen 

—  Products  consisting  of  two  or  more  constituents 
which  have  been  mixed  together  for  therapeutic 
or  prophylactic  uses  or  unmixed  products  for 
these  uses,  put  up  in  measured  doses  or  in  forms 
or  packings  for  retail  sale 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3002.  The  materials  of 
this  description  may  also  be  used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

(')  Sec  introductory  note  7  —  Annex  I. 

7 
// 

U{o 

(2) 

(3) 

-Itftr 

(i) 

3002 
(cont'd) 

Other: 

—  Human  blood 

Animal  blood  prepared  for  therapeutic  or 
prophylactic  uses 

Blood 
than 
haemoglobin  and  scrum  globulin 

fractions 

other 

antisera, 

Haemoglobin,  blood  globulin  and  serum 
globulin 

—  Other 

3003 
and 
3004 

Medicaments  (excluding  goods  of  heading  No  3002, 
3005  or  3006) 

ex  Chapter  31 

Fertilizers  except  for  heading  No  ex  3105  for  which 
the  rule  is  set  out  below 

ex  3105 

of 

the 

fertilizing 

Mineral  or  chemical  fertilizers  containing  two  or 
three 
nitrogen, 
phosphorus  and  potassium;  other  fertilizers;  goods 
of  this  chapter,  in  tablets  or  similar  forms  or  in 
packages  of  a  gross  weight  not  exceeding  10  kg, 
except  for: 

elements 

—  Sodium  nitrate 

—  Calcium  cyanamide 

—  Potassium  sulphate 

—  Magnesium  potassium  sulphate 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3002.  The  materials  of 
this  description  may  also  be  used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3002.  The  materials  of 
this  description  may  also  be  used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3002.  The  materials  of 
this  description  may  also  be  used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3002.  The  materials  of 
this  description  may  also  be  used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3002.  The  materials  of 
this  description  may  also  be  used,  provided  their  value 
does  nor  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  arc  classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the  product.  However,  materials 
of  heading  No  3003  or  3004  may  be  used  provided 
their  value,  taken  together,  does  not  exceed  20  %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  arc 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  docs  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the  product.  However,  materials 
classified  within 
the  same  heading  may  be  used 
provided  their  value  docs  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

LU 

^îs^ 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

ex Chapter  32 

Tanning  or  dyeing  extracts;  tannins  and  their 
derivatives;  dyes,  pigments  and  other  colouring 
matter;  paints  and  varnishes;  putty  and  other 
mastics;  inks; except  for  heading  Nos  ex  3201  and 
3205,  for  which  the  rules  are  set  out  below 

in  which  ail  the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  3201 

3205 

Tannins  and  their  salts,  ethers,  esters  and  other 
derivatives 

Manufacrure  from  tanning  extracts  of  vegetable  origin 

Colour  lakes;  preparations  as  specified  in  Note  3  to 
this  chapter  based  on  colour  lakes  (') 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except 
heading  Nos  3202  and  3204  provided  the  value  of  any 
materials  classified  within  heading  No  3205  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  Chapter  33 

Essential  oils  and  resinoids;  perfumery,  cosmetic  or 
toilet  preparations;  except  for  heading  No  3301,  for 
which  the  rule  is  set  out  below 

oils 

not), 

Essential 
including 
(terpeneless  or 
concretes  and  absolutes;  resinoids;  concentrates  of 
essential  oils  in  fats,  in  fixed  oils,  in  waxes  or  the 
like,  obtained  by  enfleuragc  or  maceration;  terpenic 
by-products  of  the  detcrpenation  of  essentia!  oils; 
aqueous  distillates 
solutions  of 
essential  oils 

aqueous 

and 

3301 

ex  Chapter  34 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are* 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
producr.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  docs  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
materials  of  a  different  'group'  (:)  within  this  heading. 
However,  materials  of  the  same  group  may  be  used, 
provided  their  value  docs  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

organic 

surface-active 

agents,  washing 
Soap, 
artificial 
preparations, 
lubricating  preparations, 
waxes,  prepared  waxes,  polishing  or 
scouring 
preparations,  candles  and  similar  articles,  modelling 
pastes,  'dental  waxes'  and  dental  preparations  with 
a  basis  of  plaster;  except  for  heading  Nos  ex  3403 
and  3404,  for  which  the  position  is  set  out  below 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided 
their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

ex  3403 

Lubricating  preparations  containing  petroleum  oils 
or  oils  obtained  from  bituminous  minerals,  provided 
they  reprcscnr  less  than  70  %  by  weight 

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 
proccss(cs) (•') 

Other  operations  in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

ex  3404 

Artificial  waxes  and  prepared  waxes: 

—  Artificial  waxes  and  prepared  waxes  with  a  basis 
of  paraffin,  petroleum  waxes,  waxes  obtained 
from  bituminous  materials,  slack  wax  or  scale 
wax 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  arc 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
prod  Kt.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  he  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex-works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

(')  Note  3  to  Chapter  32  says  that  these  preparations  arc  those  of  a  kind  used  for  colouring  any  material  or  used  as  ingredients  in  the  manufacturing  of 

colouring  preparations,  provided  they  are  not  classified  within  another  heading  in  Chapter  32. 

(2)  A  'group'  is  regarded  as  any  part  of  the  heading  separated  from  the  rest  by  a  semi-colon. 
(')  See  introductory  note  7  —  Annex  1. 

//; 

Lit 

>r. 

(i) 

3404 
(cont'd) 

Other 

(2) 

(3) 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except: 

—  hydrogenated  oils  having  the  character  of  waxes  of 

heading  No  1516, 

—  fatty  acids  not  chemically  defined  or  industrial  fatty 
alcohols  having  the  character  of  waxes  of  heading 
No  1519, 

—  materials  of  heading  No  3404. 

However,  these  materials  may  be  used  provided  their 
value  does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

ex  Chapter  35 

Albuminoidal  substances;  modified  starches;  glues; 
enzymes;  except  for  heading  Nos  3505  and  ex  3507 
for  which  the  rules  are  set  out  below 

3505 

Dextrins  and  other  modified  starches  (for  example, 
pregelatinized  or  estcrificd  starches);  glues  based  on 
starches,  or  on  dextrins  or  other  modified  starches: 

—  Starch  ethers  and  esters 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
the 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3505 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except 
those  of  heading  No  1108 

enzymes  not 

elsewhere 

specified 

or 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
Manufacture 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Other 

Prepared 
included 

ex  3507 

Chapter  36 

Explosives; 
matches; 
pyrophoric  alloys;  certain  combustible  preparations 

pyrotechnic 

products; 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  arc 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classify  within  the  same-
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

ex  Chapter  37 

Photographic  or  cinematographic  goods;  except  for 
heading  Nos  3701,  3702  and  3704  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
than  "that  of 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  docs  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

3701 

3702 

3704 

Photographic  plates  and  film  in  the  flat,  sensitized, 
unexposed,  of  any  material  other 
than  paper, 
paperboard  or  textiles;  instant  print  film  in  the  flat, 
sensitized,  unexposed,, whether  or  not  in  packs 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
3702 

the  materials  used  arc 
than  heading  No 

Photographic  film  in  rolls,  sensitized,  unexposed,  of 
than  paper,  paperboard  or 
any  material  other 
textiles; 
rolls,  sensitized, 
unexposed 

instant  print 

film 

in 

Photographic  plates,  film,  paper,  paperboard  and 
textiles,  exposed  but  not  developed 

f\i •ni 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  arc 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  heading  No  3701 
or  3702 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
3701  to  3704 

the  materials  used  are 
than  heading  Nos 

w 

( i) 

(2) 

(3) 

m* 

ex Chapter 38 

ex 3801 

chemical  products; 

Miscellaneous 
for 
heading  Nos  ex  3801,  ex  3803,  ex  3805,  ex  3806, 
ex  3807,  3808  to  3814,  3818  to  3820,  3822  and 
3823  for  which  the  rules  are  set  out  below: 

except 

—  Colloidal  graphite 

in  oil  and 
semi-colloidal  graphite;  carbonaceous  pastes  for 
electrodes 

in  suspension 

Manufacture 
in 
which  all  the  materials  used  arc 
classified  within 
a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50 % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

—  Graphite  in  paste  form,  being  a  mixture  of  more 
than  30  %  by  weight  of  graphite  with  mineral 
oils 

V 

Manufacrure  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  3403  used  docs  not  exceed  20  % of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

ex 3803 

Refined  tall  oil 

Refining  of  crude  tall  oil 

ex 3805 

Spirits  of  sulphate  turpentine,  purified 

Purification  by  distillation  or  refining  of  raw  spirits  of 
sulphate  turpentine 

ex 3806 

Ester  gums 

Manufacttire  from  resin  acids 

ex 3807 

1  Wood  pitch  (wood  tar  pitch) 

Distillation  of  wood  tar 

Manufacture 
in 
the  materials  used  are 
which  all 
classified  within 
the 
a  heading  other 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

3808 
to 
ex 3811 
3812 
to 
3814 
3818 
to 
3820 
3822 
and 
3823 

Miscellaneous  chemical  products: 

—  The  following  of  heading  No  3823: 

—-  Prepared  binders 

for 
cores  based  on  natural  resinous  products 

foundry  moulds  or 

—  Naphthcnic  acids,  their  water  insoluble  salts 

and  their  esters 

—  Sorbitol  other 

than 

that  of  heading  No 

2905 , 

—  Petroleum  sulphonates,  excluding  petroleum 
sulphonates  of  alkali  metals,  of  ammonium 
or  of  ethanolamincs;  thiophenated  sulphonic 
acids  of  oils  obtained 
from  bituminous 
minerals,  and  their  salts 

—  Ion  exchangers 

—  Getters  for  vacuum  tubes 

—  Alkaline  iron  oxide  for  the  purification  of 

gas 

—  Ammoniacal  gas 

liquors  and  spent  oxide 

produced  in  coal  gas  purification 

—  Sulphonaphthcnic  acids, their  water  insoluble 

salts  and  their  esters 

—  Fusel  oil  and  Dippcl's  oil 

—  Mixtures  of  salts  having  different  anions 

—  Copying  pastes  with  a  basis  of  gelatin, 
textile 

whether  or  not  on  a  paper  or 
backing 

—  Other 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
p r o d ua 

ex  3811 

Prepared  additives  for 
lubricating  oil,  containing 
petroleum  oils  or  oils  obtained  from  bituminous 
materials 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  3811  used  does  not  exceed  5 0%  of  the 
product 

IdL, 

(i) 

ex  3901 
to 
3915 

ex  3907 

£j6t~ 

(2) 

(3) 

Plastics  in  primary  forms,  waste,  parings  and  scrap, 
of  plastic; except  for  heading  No  ex  3907  for  which 
the  rule  is  set  out  below:  • 

—  Addition  homopolymerization  products 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  Other 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  docs  not  exceed 
50 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  39  used  docs 
not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product  (') 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  the  materials  of 
Chapter  39  used  does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product {') 

Copolymer,  made 
acrylonitrile-butadicnc-styrenc  copolymer  (ABS) 

polycarbonate 

from 

and 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

ex  3916 
to 
3921 

Semi-manufactures  and  articles  of  plastics,  except 
for  heading  Nos  ex  3916,  ex  3917  and  ex  3920,  for 
which  the  rules  are  set  out  below. 

—  Flat 

products, 

further  worked 

only 
than 
surface-worked  or  cut  into  forms  other 
than 
rectangular  (including  square);  other  products, 
further  worked  than  only  surface-worked 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  39  used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

—  Other: 

—  Addition  homopolymerization  products 

Manufacture  in  which: 

Other 

—  thé  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 
50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  39  used  does 
the 
not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
product  (') 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  39  used  does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product  (') 

ex  3916 
and 
ex  3917 

Profile  shapes  and  tubes 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  docs  not  exceed 
50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  any  materials  classified 

in  the  same 
heading  as  the  product  does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the 
ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  3920 

Ionomcr  sheet  or  film 

Manufacture  from  a  thermoplastic  partial  salt  which  is 
a  copolymer  of  ethylene  and  metacrylic  acid  partly 
neutralized  with  metal  ions,  mainly  zinc  and  sodium 

(')  In  the  case  of  products  composed  of  materials  classified  within  both  heading  Nos  3901  to  3906,  on  the  one  hand,  and  within  heading  Nos  3907  to 

3911,  on  the  other  hand,  this  restriction  only  applies  to  that  group  of  materials  which  predominates  by  weight  in  the  product. 

LIS 

Jé&r 

(2) 

(3) 

3922 
to 
3926 

ex  4001 

4005 

4012 

Articles  of  plastic 

Manufacrure  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Laminated  slabs  of  crepe  rubber  for  shoes 

Lamination  of  sheets  of  natural  rubber 

Compounded 
forms  or  in  plates,  sheets  or  strip 

rubber,  unvulcanized, 

in  primary 

Retreaded  or  used  pneumatic  tyres  of  rubber;  solid 
or  cushion  tyres,  interchangeable  tyre  treads  and 
tyre  flaps  of  rubber 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used,.except  natural  rubber,  does  not  exceed  50  %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except 
those  of  heading  No  4011  or  4012 

ex  4017 

Articles  of  hard  rubber 

Manufacture  from  hard  rubber 

ex  4102 

Raw  skins  of  sheep  or  lambs,  without  wool  on 

Removal  of  wool  from  sheep  or  lamb  skins,  with  wool 
on 

4104 

to 
4107 

4 109 

Leather,  without  hair  or  wool  other  than  leather  of 
heading  No  4108  or  4109 

Retanning  of  pre-tanned  leather 

or 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
product 

the  materials  used  are 
the 

that  of 

than 

Patent 
metallized  leather 

leather 

and 

patent 

laminated 

leather; 

from 

to 
Manufacture 
4107  provided  its  value  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the ex-
works  price  of  the  product 

leather  of  heading  Nos  4104 

ex  -4302 

Tanned  or  dressed  furskins,  assembled: 

—  Plates,  crosses  and  similar  forms 

—  Other 

Bleaching  or  dyeing, 
to  cutting  and 
assembly  of  non-assembled  tanned  or  dressed  furskins 

in  addition 

Manufacture  from  non-assembled, 
furskins 

tanned  or  dressed 

4303 

Articles  of  apparel,  clorhing  accessories  and  other 
articles  of  furskin 

Manufacture  from  non-assembled, 
furskins,  of  heading  No  4302 

tanned  or  dressed 

Manufacture  from  wood  in  the  rough,  whether  or  not 
stripped  of  its  bark  or  merely  roughed  down 

Planing,  sanding  or  fingcr-joinring 

Splicing,  planing,  sanding  or  finger-jointing 

Sanding  or  finger-jointing 

ex  -M<).: 

Wood  roughly  squared 

Wood  sawn  or  chipped  lengthwise,  sliced  or  peeled, 
of  a  thickness  exceeding  6  mm,  planed,  sanded  or 
finger-jointed 

sheets  and 

Veneer 
for  plywood,  of  a 
sheets 
thickness  not  exceeding  6  mm,  sliced,  and  other 
lengthwise,  sliced  or  peeled,  of  a 
wood  sawn 
thickness  not  exceeding  6  mm,  planed,  sanded  or 
finger-jointed 

—  Wood  (including  strips  and  friezes  for  parquet 
flooring,  not  assembled)  continuously  shaped 
chamfered, 
(tongued, 
V-jointed,  beaded,  moulded,  rounded  or 
the 
like)  along  any  of  its  edges  or  faces,  sanded  or 
finger-jointed 

grooved, 

rebated, 

ex  4407 

ex  4408 

0x4409 

ex  4410 
to 
ex  4413 

/ 

// 

—  Beadings  and  mouldings 

Beadings  and  mouldings,  including  moulded  skirting 
and  other  moulded  boards 

Beading  or  moulding 

Beading  or  moulding 

~\4 

U(L 

(i) 

ex 4415 

(2) 

(3) 

Packing  cases,  boxes,  crates,  drums  and  similar 
packings,  of  wood 

Manufacture  from  boards  not  cut  to  size 

-^ÇOQ 

4416 

Casks,  barrels,  vats, 
products  and  parts  thereof,  of  wood 

tubs  and  other  coopers' 

ex 4418 

—  Builders'  joinery  and  carpentry  of  wood 

Manufacture 
than  sawn  on  the  two  principal  surfaces 

from 

riven  staves,  not  further  worked 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  cellulajr  wood  panels,  shingles  and 
shales  may  be  used 

that  of 

than 

—  Beadings  and  mouldings 

Beading  or  moulding 

ex 4421 

Match  splints;  wooden  pegs  or  pins  for  footwear 

Manufacture  from  wood  of  any  heading  except  drawn 
wood  of  heading  No  4409 

4503 

Articles  of  natural  cork 

Manufacture  from  cork  of  heading  No  4501 

ex  4811 

Paper  and  paperboard, 
only 

ruled, 

lined  or  squared 

Manufacture  from  paper-making  materials  of 
Chapter  47 

4S16 

4817 

Carbon  paper,  self-copy  paper  and  other  copying  or 
transfer  papers  (other  than  those  of  heading  No 
4809),  duplicator  stencils  and  offset  plates,  of 
paper,  whether  or  not  put  up  in  boxes 

Manufacture  from  paper-making  materials  of 
Chapter  4 7 

letter 

cards,  plain 

Envelopes, 
and 
correspondence  cards,  of  paper  or  paperboard; 
boxes,  pouches,  wallets  and  writing  compendiums, 
of  paper  or  paperboard,  containing  an  assortment 
of  paper  stationery 

postcards 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  4818 

Toilet  paper 

Manufacture  from  paper-making  materials  of 
Chapter  4 7 

c x 4 8 l9 

Cartons,  boxes,  cases,  bags  and  other  packing 
containers,  of  paper,  paperboard,  cellulose  wadding 
or  webs  of  cellulose  fibres 

:.x4820 

Letter  pads 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
Manufacture 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

ex  4823 

Other  paper,  paperboard,  cellulose  wadding  and 
webs  of  cellulose  fibres,  cut  to  size  or  shape 

Manufacture  from  paper-making  materials  of 
Chapter  47 

4909 

illustrated  postcards;  printed  cards 
Printed  or 
bearing 
or 
announcements,  whether  or  not  illustrated,  with  or 
without  envelopes  or  trimmings 

greetings, 

messages 

personal 

Manufacture 
heading  No  4909  or  4911 

from  materials  not  classified  within 

/1 

u.Pr 

(1) 

4910 

(2) 

(3) 

Calendars  of  any  kind,  printed,  including  calendar 
blocks: 

^4~ 

—  Calenders  of 

type  or  with 
replaceable  blocks  mounted  on  bases  other  than 
paper  or  paperboard 

'perpetual' 

the 

Other 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture 
heading  No  4909  or  4911 

from  materials  not  classified  within 

ex  5003 

Silk  waste  (including  cocoons  unsuitable  for  reeling, 
stock),  carded  or 
yarn  waste  and  garnetted 
combed 

Carding  or  combing  of  silk  waste 

5501 
to 
5507 

ex  Chapter  50 

to 
Chapter  55 

Man-made  staple  fibres 

Manufacture  from  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

Yarn,  monofilament  and  thread 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  raw  silk,  silk  waste,  carded  or  combed  or  otherwise 

processed  for  spinning, 

—  other  natural 

fibres,  not 

carded,  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning, 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp,  or 

—  paper-making  materials 

Woven  fabrics: 

—  Incorporating  rubber  thread 

Manufacture  from  single  yarn  (') 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  coir  yarn, 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning, 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp,  or 

—  paper 

or 

Printing  accompanied  by  at  least  two  preparatory  or 
finishing  operations 
scouring,  bleaching, 
(such  as 
mercerizing,  heat  setting,  raising,  calendering,  shrink 
resistance  processing,  permanent  finishing,  decatizing, 
impregnating,  mending  and  burling)  where  the  value  of 
the  unprinted  fabric  used  does  not  exceed  47,5  %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  Chapter  56 

Wadding,  felt  and  non-wovens;  special  yarns,  twine 
cordage, 
thereof 
ropes  and  cables  and  articles 
except  for  heading  Nos  5602,  5604,  5605  and 
5606,  for  which  the  rules  are  set  out  below 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  coir  yarn, 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp,  or 

—  paper-making  materials 

(')  For  special  conditions  relating  to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of  textile  materials,  sec  Note  5. 

/ 

// 

U\2 

(i> 

5602 

5604 

5605 

5606 

(2) 

(3) 

2to-' 

Felt,  whether  or  not  impregnated,  coated,  covered 
or  laminated: 

—  Needleloom  felt 

Other 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

However: 

—  polypropylene  filament  of  heading  No  5402, 

—  polypropylene  fibres  of  heading  No  5503  or  5506, 

or 

—  polypropylene  filament  tow  of  heading  No  5 5 0 1,  of 
which  the  denomination 
in  all  cases  of  a  single 
filament  or  fibre  is  less  than  nine  decitex  may  be 
their  value  does  not  exceed 
used  provided 
40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  made  from  casein,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

thread  and  cord, 

Rubber 
textile 
yarn,  and  strip  and  the  like  of  heading  No  5404  or 
5405, 
impregnated,  coated,  covered  or  sheathed 
with  rubber  or  plastics: 

textile  covered; 

—  Rubber  thread  and  cord,  textile  covered 

Manufacture  from  rubber  thread  or  cord,  not 
covered 

textile 

Other 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

Metallized  yarn,  whether  or  not  gimped,  being 
textile  yarn,  or  strip  or  the  like  of  heading  No  5404 
the  form  of 
or  5405,  combined  with  metal 
thread,  strip  or  powder  or  covered  with  metal 

in 

Gimped  yarn,  and  strip  a ni  the  like  of  heading  No 
5404  or  5405,  gimped  (other  than  those  of  heading 
No  5605  and  gimped  horsehair  yarn);  chenille  yarn 
(including  flock  chenille  yarn);  loop  wale-yarn 

H—  natural  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or  otherwise 

processed  for  spinning, 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp,  or 

—  paper-making  materials 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning, 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp,  or 

—  paper-making  materials 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

x 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning, 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp,  or 

—  paper-making  materials 

(')  For  special  conditions  relating  to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of  textile  materials, sec  Note 5. 

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Chapter  57 

Carpets  and  other  textile  floor  coverings: 

—  Of  needleloom  felt 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp. 

However: 

—  polypropylene  filament  of  heading  No  5402, 

—  polypropylene  fibres  of  heading  No  5503  or  5506, 

or 

—  polypropylene  filament  tow  of  heading  No  5501  of 
which  the  denomination  in  all  cases  of  ,a  single 
filament  or  fibre  is  less  than  nine  decitex  may  be 
used  provided  that  their  value  docs  not  exceed 
40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Of  other  felt 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

Othc 

—  natural  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or  otherwise 

processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  coir  yarn, 

—  synthetic  or  artificial  filament  yarn, 

—  natural  fibres,  or 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning 

ex  Chapter  5S 

textile  fabrics;  lace; 
Special  woven  fabrics;  tufted 
tapestries-, 
for 
heading  Nos  5805  and  5810;  the  rule  for  heading 
No  5810  is  set  out  below: 

embroidery, 

trimmings, 

except 

—  Combined  with  rubber  thread 

Manufacture  from  single  yarn  (') 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

or 

Printing  accompanied  by  at  least  two  preparatory  or 
scouring,  bleaching, 
(such  as 
finishing  operations 
mercerizing,  heat  setting,  raising,  calendering,  shrink 
resistance  processing,  permanent  finishing,  decatizing, 
impregnating,  mending  and  burling)  where  the  value  of 
the  unprinted  fabric  used  does  not  exceed  47,5  %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

5810 

Embroidery  in  the  piece,  in  strips  or  in  motifs 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  arc  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  docs  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

('}  For  special  conditions  relating  to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of  textile  materials,  see  Note  5. 

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5901 

(2) 

(3) 

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

Manufacture  from_yarn 

5902 

Tyre  cord  fabric  of  high  tenacity  yarn  of  nylon  or 
other  polyamides,  polyesters  or  viscose  rayon: 

—  Containing  not  more  than  90  %  by  weight  of 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

textile  materials 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

5903 

5904 

fabrics 

Textile 
impregnated,  coated,  covered  or 
laminated  with  plastics,  other  than  those  of  heading 
No  5902 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

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

to  shape; 

Manufacture  from  yarn  (') 

5905 

Textile  wall  coverings: 

—  Impregnated,  coated,  covered  or  laminated  with 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

rubber,  plastics  or  other  materials 

—  Other 

5906 

Rubberized 
heading  No  5902: 

textile  fabrics,  other 

than 

those  of 

—  Knitted  or  crocheted  fabrics 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  coir  yarn, 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

or 

Printing  accompanied  by  at  least  two  preparatory  or 
finishing  operations 
(such  as  scouring,  bleaching, 
mercerizing,  heat  setting,  raising,  calendering,  shrink 
resistance  processing,  permanent  finishing,  decatizing, 
impregnating,  mending  and  burling)  where  the  value  of 
the  unprinted  fabric  used  does  not  exceed  47,5  %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

(')  For  special  conditions  relating  to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of  textile  materials,  see  Note  5. 

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5906 
(cont'd) 

5907 

(2) 

(3) 

—  Other  fabrics  made  of  synthetic  filament  yarn, 
containing  more  than  90  %  by  weight  of  textile 
materials 

—  Other 

Textile  fabrics  otherwise 
impregnated,  coated  or 
covered;  painted  canvas  being  theatrical  scenery, 
studio  backcloths  or  the  like 

Manufacture  from  chemical  materials 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

ex  5908 

Incandescent  gas  mantles,  impregnated 

Manufacture  from  tubular  knitted  gas  mantle  fabric 

5909 
to 
5911 

Textile  articles  of  a  kind  suitable  for 
use: 

industrial 

r 

—  Polishing  discs  or  rings  other  than  of  felt  of 

heading  No  5911 

—  Other 

Chapter  60 

Knitted  or  crocheted  fabrics 

Chapter  61 

Articles  of  apparel  and  clothing  accessories,  knitted 
or  crocheted: 

—  Obtained  by  sewing 

together  or  otherwise 
assembling,  two  or  more  pieces  of  knined  or 
crocheted  fabric  which  have  been  either  cut  to 
form  or  obtained  directly  to  form 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  yarn  or  waste  fabrics  or  rags  of 
heading  No  6310 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  coir  yarn, 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple* fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from  yarn (2) 

Manufacture  f r o m ( ' ): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

ex  Chapter  62 

Articles  of  apparel  and  clothing  accessories,  not 
knitted  or  crocheted,  except  for  heading  Nos  ex 
6202,  ex  6204,  ex  6206,  ex  6209,  ex  6210,  ex 
6211,  6213,  6214,  ex  6216  and  ex  6217  for  which 
the  rules  arc  set  out  below 

Manufacrure  from  yarn  (-) 

ex 6202 
ex 6204 
ex 6206 
ex 6209, 
ex 6211 
and 
ex  6217 

Women's,  girls'  and  babies'  clothing  and 
made-up  clothing  accessories',  embroidered 

'other 

Manufacture  from  yarn (2) 

or 

Manufacture  from  unembroidered  fabric  provided  the 
value  of  the  unembroidered  fabric  used  does  not  exceed 
40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product  (') 

(')  For  special  conditions  relating  to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of  textile  materials,  see  Note  5. 
(2)  Sec  Note  6. 

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ex 6210 
ex 6216 
and 
ex 6217 

(2) 

(3) 

Fire-resistant  equipment  of  fabric  covered' with  foil 
of  aluminized  polyester 

Manufacture  from  yarn (') 

or 

Manufacture  from  uncoated  fabric  provided  the  value 
of  the  uncoated  fabric  used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product (') 

6213 
and 6214 

Handkerchiefs,  shawls,  scarves,  mufflers,  mantillas, 
veils  and  the  like: 

—  Embroidered 

Manufacture  from  unbleached  single  yarn (') (2) 

or 

Manufacture  from  unembroidered  fabric  provided  the 
value  of  the unembroidered  fabric  used  does  not  exceed 
40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product  (') 

Other 

Manufacture  from  unbleached  single  yarn  (') (2) 

ex 6217 

Interlinings  for  collars  and  cuffs,  cut  out 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  docs  not  exceed 

40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

6301 
to 
6304 

Blankets,  travelling  rugs,  bed  linen  etc.;  curtains, 
etc.;  other  furnishing  articles: 

—  Of  felt,  of  non-wovens 

—  Other: 

—  Embroidered 

Manufacture  from  (2): 

—  natural  fibres,  or 

*0 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from  unbleached  single  yarn  (~)  (*) 

or 

than 
Manufacture  from  unembroidered  fabric  (other 
knitted  or  crocheted)  provided 
the 
the  value  of 
unembroidered  fabric  used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the 
ex  works  price  of  the  product 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  unbleached  single  yarn  (2) (3) 

6305 

Sacks  and  bags,  of  a  kind  used  for  the  packing  of 
goods 

Manufacture  from  (2): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

(')  See Note  6. 
C)  For  special  conditions  relating  to  products  made of  a  mixture  of  textile  materials, see Note 5. 
(J)  For  knitted  or  crocheted  articles,  not  clastic  or  rubberized, obtained  by sewing or  assembly of  pieces of  knined  or crocheted  fabric  (cut  out  or  knitted 

directly  to  shape)  sec  Note  6. 

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(3) 

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(1) 

6306 

Tarpaulins,  sails  for  boats,  sailboards  or  landcraft, 
awnings,  sunblinds,  tents  and  camping  goods: 

—  Of  non-wovens 

—  Other 

ex  6307 

Other  made-up  articles,  including  dress  patterns 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from  unbleached  single  yarn 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

6308 

6401 
to 
6405 

6503 

6505 

6601 

ex  6803 

ex  6812 

ex  6814 

7006 

7007 

S«ts  consisting  of  woven  fabric  and  yarn,  whether 
or  not  with  accessories,  for  making  up  into  rugs, 
tapestries,  embroidered  table  cloths  or  serviettes  or 
similar  textile  articles,  put  up  in  packings  for  retail 
sale 

Each  item  in  the  set  must  satisfy  the  rule  which  would 
apply  to  it  if  it  were  not  included  in  the  set.  However, 
non-originating  articles  may  be  incorporated  provided 
their  total  value  does  not  exceed  15  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  set 

Footwear 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  except  for 
assemblies  of  uppers  affixed  to  inner  soles  or  to  other 
sole  components  of  heading  No  6406 

Felt  hats  and  other  felt  headgear,  made  from  the  hat 
bodies,  hoods  or  plateaux  of  heading  No  6501, 
whether  or  not  lined  or  trimmed 

Hats  and  other  headgear,  knitted  or  crocheted,  or 
made  up  from  lace, felt  or  other  textile  fabric,  in  the 
piece  (but  not  in  strips),  whether  or  not  lined  or 
trimmed;  hair-nets  of  any  material,  whether  or  not 
lined  or  trimmed 

Manufacture  from  yarn  or  textile  fibres  (2) 

Manufacture  from  yarn  or  textile  fibres  (:) 

and 

(including 
Umbrellas 
walking-stick  umbrellas,  garden  umbrellas  and 
similar  umbrellas) 

umbrellas 

sun 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
Manufacture 
used  docs  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Articles  of  slate  or  of  agglomerated  slate 

Manufacture  from  worked  slate 

Articles  of  asbestos  or  of  mixrurcs  with  a  basis  of 
asbesros  or  with  a  basis  of  asbestos  and  magnesium 
carbonate 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading 

Articles  of  mica; 
reconstituted  mica  on 
paperboard  or  other  materials 

including 
a 

agglomerated 

support 

of 

or 
paper, 

Glass  of  heading  No  7003,  7004  or  7005,  bent, 
edge-worked, 
or 
otherwise  worked,  but  not  framed  or  fitted  with 
other  materials 

enamelled 

engraved, 

drilled, 

Manufacture 
erated  or  reconstituted  mica) 

from  worked  mica 

(including  agglom 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  heading  No  7001 

Safety  glass,  consisting  of  toughened  (tempered)  or 
laminated  glass 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  heading  No  7001 

7008 

Multiple-walled  insulating  units  of  glass 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  heading  No  7001 

(')  For  special  conditions  relating  to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of  textile  materials,  sec  Note  5 
(:)  Sec  Note  6. 

1 , 7 1, 

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( i) 

7009 

701Q 

(2) 

(3) 

Glass  mirrors,  whether  or  not  framed,  including 
rear-view  mirrors 

Carboys,  bottles,  flasks,  jars,  pots,  phials,  ampoules 
and  other containers, of glass, of a  kind  used  for  the 
conveyance  or  packing  of  goods;  preserving  jars  of 
glass;  stoppers,  lids  and  other  closures,  of  glass 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  heading  No  7001 

Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of 
product 

in  which  alt  the  materials  used  are 
the 

or 

Cutting  of  glassware,  provided  the  value  of  the  uncut 
glassware  docs  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price 
of  the  product 

7013 

Glassware  of  a  kind  used  for  table,  kitchen,  toilet, 
office,  indoor  decoration  or  similar  purposes  (other 
than  that  of  heading  No  7010  or  7018) 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
product 

the  materials  used  are 
the 

that  of 

than 

and 

Cutting  of  glassware,  provided  the  value  of  the  uncut 
glassware  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price 
of  the  product 

or 

(with 

Hand-decoration 
the  exception  of  silk  screen 
printing)  of  hand-blown  glassware,  provided  the  value 
of  the  hand-blown  glassware  does  not  exceed  50  %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex 7019 

Articles  (other  than  yarn)  of  glass  fibres 

Manufacture  from: 

' 

slivers, 

rovings,  yarn  or 

chopped 

—  uncoloured 
strafids,  or 

—  glass  w o ol 

ex  7102 
ex  7103 
and 
ex  7104 

7106 
7108 
and 
7110 

ex  7107 
ex  7109 
and 
ex  7111 

7116 

Worked  precious  or  semi-precious  stones  (natural 
synthetic  or  reconstructed) 

Manufacture  from  unworked  precious  or  semi-precious 
stones 

Precious  metals: 

—  Unwrought 

Manufacture 
heading  No  7106,  7108  or  7110 

from  materials  not  classified  within 

or 

Electrolytic,  thermal  or  chemical  separation  of  precious 
metals  of  heading  No  7106,  7108  or  7110 

Alloying  of  precious  metals  of  heading  No  7106,  7108 
or  7110  with  each  other  or  with  base  metals 

—  Semi-manufactured  or  in  powder  form  (All) 

Manufacture  from  unwrought  precious  metals 

Metals  clad  with  precious  metals, 
factured 

semi-manu 

Manufacture  from  metals  clad  with  precious  metals, 
unwrought 

Articles  of  natural  or  cultured  pearls,  precious  or 
semi-precious 
or 
reconstructed) 

synthetic 

(natural, 

stones 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
Manufacture 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

7117 

Imitation  jewellery 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
product 

the  materials  used  are 
the 

that  of 

than 

or 

Manufacrure 
from  base  metal  parts,  not  plated  or 
covered  with  precious  metals,  provided  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  docs  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

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(i) 

(2) 

(3) 

7207 

Semi-finished  products  of  iron  or  non-alloy  steel 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  heading  No  '7201 
7202,  7203,  7204  or  7205 

7208 
to 
7216 

7217 

ex 7218 
7219 
to 
7222 

Flat-rolled  products,  bars  and  rods,  angles,  shapes 
and  sections  of  iron  or  non-alloy  steel 

Manufacrure  from  ingots  or  other  primary  forms  of 
heading  No  7206 

Wire  of  iron  or  non-alloy  steel 

Semi-finished  products,  flat-rolled  products,  bars 
and  rods,  angles,  shapes  and  sections  of  stainless 
steel 

Manufacture  from  semi-finished  materials  of  heading 
No  7207 

Manufacture  from  ingots  or  other  primary  forms  of 
heading  No  7218 

7223 

Wire  of  stainless  steel 

Semi-finished  products,  flat-rolled  products,  bars 
and  rods,  in  irregularly  wound  coils,  of  other  alloy 
steel 

ex 7224 
7225 
to 
7227 

7228 

Manufacture  from  semi-finished  materials  of  heading 
No  7218 

Manufacture  from  ingots  or  other  primary  forms  of 
heading  No  7224 

Other  bars  and  rods  of  other  alloy  steel;  angles, 
shapes  and  sections, of  other  alloy  steel;  hollow  drill 
bars  and  rods,  of  alloy  or  non-alloy  steel 

Manufacture  from  ingots  or  other  primary  forms  of 
heading  No  7206,  7218  or  7224 

7229 

Wire  of  other  alloy  steel 

Manufacturé  from  semi-finished  materials  of  heading 
No  7224 

ex 7301 

Sheet  piling 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  heading  No  7206 

7302 

7304 
7305 
and 
7306 

7308 

Railway  or  tramway  track  construction  material  of 
iron  or  steel,  the  following:  rails,  check-rails  and 
rack  rails,  switch  blades,  crossing  frogs,  point  rods 
and  other  crossing  pieces,  sleepers 
(cross-ties), 
fishplates,  chairs,  chair  wedges,  sole  plates  (base 
plates),  rail  clips,  bedplates,  tics  and  other  material 
specialized  for  jointing  or  fixing  rails 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  heading  No  7206 

Tubes,  pipes  and  hollow  profiles,  of  iron  (other 
than  cast  iron)  or  steel 

Manufacture 
7207,  7218  or  7224 

from  materials  of  heading  No  7206, 

(excluding  prefabricated  buildings  of 
Structures 
(for 
heading  No  9406)  and  parts  of  structures 
lock-gates, 
example,  bridges  and  bridge-sections, 
frameworks, 
towers,  lattice  masts,  roofs,  roofing 
doors  and  windows  and  their  frames  and  thresholds 
shutters, 
for 
and 
columns),  of 
iron  or  steel;  plates,  rods,  angles, 
shapes,  sections, tubes  and  the  like, prepared  for  use 
in  structures,  of  iron  or  steel 

balustrades, 

doors, 

pillars 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  arc 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  welded  angles,  shapes  and  sections 
of  heading  No  7301  may  not  be  used 

that  of 

than 

ex  7315 

Skid-chains 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  7315  used  docs  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

ex  7322 

Radiators 
heated 

for  central  heating,  not 

electrically 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  7322  used  does  not  exceed  5  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

UL  ^ 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

ex Chapter  74 

Copper  and  articles  thereof,  except  for "heading Nos 
7401  to  7405;  the  rule  for  heading  No  ex  7403  is 
set  out  below 

Manufacture  in  which: 
__  a„  ^ 

^^ 

^ 

^

a re  da^fied  ^ fa 

o t h er  t h an 

t h at  Q{  t he  p r o d u c t>  a nd 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

^ t

e. 

a  h e a d i ng 

ex  7403 

Copper  alloys,  unwrought 

Manufacture  from  refined  copper,  unwrought,  or  waste 
and  scrap 

ex Chapter  75 

Nickel  and  articles  thereof,  except  for  heading  Nos 

7501  to  7503 

Manufaaure  in  which: 
—  a|j  me  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex Chapter  76 

Aluminium  and  articles  thereof,  except  for  heading 
Nos  7601,  7602  and  ex  7616;  the  rules  for  heading 
Nos  7601  and  ex  7616  arc  set  out  below 

7601 

Unwrought  aluminium 

ex  7616 

Aluminium  articles  other  than  gauze,  cloth,  grill, 
netting, 
similar 
reinforcing 
materials  (including  endless  bands)  of  aluminium 
wire,  and  expanded  metal  of  aluminium 

fabric  and 

fencing, 

Manufacture  in  whichi 
_ 

a„  t he  m a t e r i als  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 
o t h cr 

t h an  f h at  of  Ae  p r o d u c t>  a nd 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  docs  not  exceed 

50 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  by  thermal  or  electrolytic  treatment  from 
unalloyed 
of 
aluminium 

aluminium 

or  waste 

scrap 

and 

t h an 

Manufacture  in  which: 
__  a i|  t hc  m a t e r i a|s  u s cd  a re  classified  within  a  heading 
t hc  p r o d u ct  However,  gauze, 

o t h er 
d o t h)  g r ill,  netting,  fencing,  reinforcing  fabric  and 
similar  materials 
(including  endless  bands)  of 
aluminium  wire,  or  expanded  metal  of  aluminium 
may  be  used,  and 

t h at  of 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  Chapter  78 

Lead  and  articles  thereof,  except  for  heading  Nos 
7801  and  7802;  the  rule  for  heading  No  7801  is set 
out  below 

Manufacture  in  which: 
_ 

a„  me  m a t c r i ais  u s ed  a rc  classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  thc  product,  and 

7801 

Unwrought  lead: 

—  Refined  lead 

—  Other 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  uscd  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  from  'bullion'  or  'work'  lead 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  othcr 
the 
product.  However,  waste  and  scrap  of  heading  No 
7802  may  not  be  used 

that  of 

than 

I 

, 

L 

C.2V 

3Mr 

(2) 

(3) 

tu 

ex Chapter  79 

Zinc  and  articles  thereof,  except  for  heading  Nos 
7901  and  7902; the  rule  for  heading *Jo  7901  is set 
out  below 

7901 

Unwrought  zinc 

ex Chapter  80 

Tin  and  articles  thereof,  except  for  heading  Nos 
8001,  8002  and  8007;  the  rule  for  heading  No 
8001  is  set  out  below 

8001 

Unwrought  tin 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified 
other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

in  a  heading 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
thc  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  othcr  than  that  of  thc  product. 
However,  waste  and  scrap  of  heading  No  7902  may 
not  be  used 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  thc  materials  used  are  classified 

in  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  uscd  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  waste  and  scrap  of  heading  No  S002  may 
not  be  used 

ex  Chapter  81 

Other  base  metals,  wrought;  articles  thereof 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
classified  in  the  same  heading  as  the  products  used  docs 
not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

8206 

Tools  of  two  or  more  of  the  heading  Nos  8202  to 
8205,  put  up  in  sets  for  retail  sale 

8207 

pressing, 

Interchangeable  tools  for  hand  tools,  whether  or  not 
power-operated,  or  for  machine-tools  (for  example, 
for 
tapping, 
threading,  drilling,  boring,  broaching,  milling, 
turning  or  scrcwdriving),  including  dies  for  drawing 
or 
or 
earth-boring  tools 

extruding  metal, 

rock-drilling 

punching, 

stamping, 

and 

8208 

Knives  and  cutting  blades,  for  machines  or 
mechanical  appliances 

for 

X 

I' 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  matcriais  uscd  are 
classified  in  a  heading  othcr  than  heading  Nos  8202  to 
8205.  However,  tools  of  heading  Nos  8202  to  8205 
may  be  incorporated  into  thc  set  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  15  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  set 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  arc  classified 

in  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  thc  value  of  all  the  materials  used  docs  not  exceed 

40  %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified 

in  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  thc  value  of  all  thc  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

LIE 

yf\ 

(2) 

(3) 

serrated  or  not 
Knives  with  cutting  blades, 
(including  pruning  knives),  other  than  knives  of-
heading  No  8208 

in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  knife  blades  and  handles  of  base  metal  may 
be  used 

Other  articles  of  cutlery  (for  example,  hair  clippers, 
butcher's  or  kitchen  cleavers, choppers  and  mincing 
knives,  paper  knives); manicure  or  pedicure  sets  and 
instruments  (including  nail  files) 

in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  in  a  heading  othcr  than  that  of  thc  product. 
However,  handles  of  base  metal  may  be  uscd 

(u 

ex  8211 

8214 

8215 

forks, 

skimmers,  cake-servers, 
Spoons, 
fish-knives,  butter-knives,  sugar  tongs  and  similar 
kitchen  or  tableware 

ladles, 

ex  8306 

Statuettes  and  other  ornaments,  of  base  metal 

ex  Chapter  84 

Nuclear  reactors,  boilers,  machinery  and  mechanical 
appliances;  parrs  thereof;  except  for  those  falling 
within  the  following  headings  or  parts  of  headings 
for  which  the  rules  are  set  out  below: 

8403,  ex  8404,  8406  to  8409,  8412,  8415,  8418, 
ex  8419,  8420,  8425 
to  8430,  ex  8431,  8439, 
8441,  8444  to  8447,  ex  8448,  8452,  8456  to  8466, 
8469  to  8472,  8480,  8484  and  8485 

8403 
and 
ex 8404 

Central  heating  boilers,  other  than  those  of  heading 
No  8402,  and  auxiliary  plant  for  central  heating 
boilers 

in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
Manufaaure 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  thc  product. 
However,  handles  of  base  metal  may  be  used 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  thc  product. 
However,  the  other  materials  of  heading  No  8306  may 
be  used  provided  their  value  does  not  exceed  30  %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  rhe  producr, 
and / 

—  where,  within 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
arc  only  used  up  to  a  val îe  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

• 
the  above 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  heading  No  8403  or 
in 
8404.  However,  materials  which  are  classified 
heading  No  8403  or  8404  may  be  used  provided  their 
value,  taken  together,  does  not  exceed  5  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

^ 

8406 

Steam  turbines  and  other  vapour  turbines 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
Manufacture 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

8407 

8408 

8409 

Spark-ignition 
combustion  piston  engines 

reciprocating  or 

rotary 

internal 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
uscd  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Compression-ignition 
engines  (diesel  or  semi-diesel  engines) 

internal  combustion  piston 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  nor  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Parts  suitable  for  use  solely  or  principally  with  the 
engines  of  heading  No  8407  or  8408 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  thc 
product 

8412 

Other  engines  and  motors 

8415 

fan 

and 

Air  conditioning  machines,  comprising  a  motor-
driven 
the 
elements 
temperature  and  humidity,  including  those  machines 
in  which 
separately 
the  humidity  cannot  be 
regulated 

changing 

for 

.4  i/ 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  thc 
product 

Manufacture 
in  which  rhe  value  of  all  thc  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

(n 

8418 

(2) 

(3) 

Refrigerators,  freezers  and  other  refrigerating  or 
freezing  equipment,  electric  or  other  heat  pumps 
other  than  air conditioning  machines  of  heading  No 
8415 

Manufacture: 

—  in which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the"  produa 
are only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product,  and 

limit, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

ex  8419 

Machines  for  the  wood,  paper  pulp  and  paper 
board  industries 

, Manufacture: 

—  in which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
arc  only  used  up  to  a value  of  25  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

> 

8420 

Calendering'  or  other  rolling  machines,  othcr  than 
for  metals  or  glass,  and  cylinders  therefor 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  uscd  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of  thc  product, 
and 

« 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  thc  product 
arc  only  used  up  to  a value  of  25  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  thc  product 

limit, 

8425 
to 
8428 

Lifting,  handling,  loading  or  unloading  machinery 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  rhe  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

thc  above 

thc  matcriais 
classified  within  heading  No  8431  arc  only  uscd  up 
to  a  value  of  5  %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of  thc 
product 

limit, 

8429 

Self-propelled 
anglcdozers,  graders, 
levellers,  scrapers,  mechanical  shovels,  excavators, 
shovel  loaders,  temping  machines  and  road  rollers: 

bulldozers, 

—  Road  rollers 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
Manufacture 
used  docs  not  exceed  40  %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Other 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  thc  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above  limit,  the  value  of 

the 
materials  classified  within  heading  No  8431  are 
only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

•U 

/.? r~> 

(2) 

(3) 

ZlJr 

(u 

8 4 30 

8 4 39 

8441 

8444 
to 
844 7 

grading, 

temping, 

levelling, 

scraping, 
Other  m o v i n g, 
or 
excavating, 
boring  machinery, 
for  earth,  minerals  or  ores; 
pile-drivers  a nd  pile-extractors;  s n o w - p l o u g hs  a nd 
s n o w - b l o w e rs 

compacting, 

extracting 

ex  8 4 31 

Parts  for  road  rollers 

M a c h i n e ry 
m a t e r i al  or 
p a p e r b o a rd 

for  m a k i ng  pulp  of 
for  m a k i ng  or 

fibrous  cellulosic 
or 

finishing  p a p er 

Manufacture: 

— 

in  which  the  value  of  all  thc  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  thc  ex  w o r ks  price  of  thc  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

thc  a b o ve 

the  value  of 
the 
are 
materials  classified  w i t h in  h e a d i ng  No  8431 
only  uscd  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  w o r ks 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

in  which 

Manufacture 
thc  materials 
used  does  n ot  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  w o r ks  price  of  the 
product 

the  value  of  all 

Manufacture: 

— 

in  which  thc  value  of  all  the  m a t e r i a ls  used  docs  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  w o r ks  price  of  the  p r o d u c t, 
and 

—  where,  within 

a b o ve 

the 
the  materials 
classified  within 
the  s a me  h e a d i ng  as  the  p r o d u ct 
arc  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  25  %  of  the  ex  w o r ks 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

O t h er  m a c h i n e ry  for  m a k i ng  up  paper  p u l p,  paper 
or  p a p e r b o a r d, 
including  cutting  m a c h i n es  of  all 
kinds 

Manufacture: 

— 

in  which  the  value  of  all  thc  matcriais  uscd  d o es  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  w o r ks  price  of  the  p r o d u c t, 
and 

—  where,  within 

a b o ve 

thc 
the  materials 
classified  within 
thc  s a me  h e a d i ng  as  thc  p r o d u ct 
arc  onlv  used  up  to  a  value  of  25  %  of  the  ex  w o r ks 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

M a c h i n es  of 
i n d u s t ry 

these  headings  for  use 

in 

the 

textile 

in  which 

Manufacture 
thc  materials 
uscd  docs  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  w o r ks  price  of  the 
product 

the  value  of  all 

ex  8448 

Auxiliary  m a c h i n e ry 
h e a d i ng  N os  8 4 44  and  8 4 45 

for  use  with  m a c h i n es 

for 

8 4 52 

Sewing  m a c h i n e s,  other  than  b o ok  sewing  machines 
of  h e a d i ng  No  S 4 4 0;  furniture,  bases  a nd  covers 
sewing 
specially  designed 
m a c h i ne  needles: 

sewing  m a c h i n e s; 

for 

in  which 

Manufacture 
thc  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  w o r ks  price  of  the 
product 

the  value  of  all 

—  Sewing  m a c h i n es  (lock  stitch  only)  with  h e a ds  of 
a  weight  not  exceeding  16  kg  w i t h o ut  m o t or  or 
17  kg  w i th  m o t or 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  thc  value  of  all  thc  materials  uscd  docs  not 
exceed  40  %  of  thc  ex  w o r ks  price  of  thc  p r o d u c t, 

—  where 

all  of 

thc  value  of 

non-originating 
materials  used 
(without 
motor)  docs  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used,  and 

thc 
the  head 

in  assembling 

—  Othc 

8 4 56 
to 
8 4 66 

M a c h i n e - t o o ls  a nd  machines  a nd 
accessories  of  h e a d i ng  N os  8 4 56  to  S 4 66 

their  parts  and 

/ 

// 

—  thc  thread 

tension,  crochet  a nd  zigzag  m e c h a n i s ms 

used  are  already  originating 

in  which 

Manufacture 
the  materials 
uscd  docs  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  w o r ks  price  of  the 
product 

thc  value  of  all 

in  which 

Manufacture 
thc  materials 
uscd  docs  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  w o r ks  price  of  the 
product 

thc  value  of  all 

(,U 

(n 

8469 
to 
8472 

8480 

8484 

84 S 5 

(2) 

(3) 

m-

Office  machines 
typewriters, 
calculating  machines,  automatic  .  data-processing 
machines,  duplicating  machines,  stapling  machines) 

example, 

(for 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40  % of  thc  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Moulding  boxes  for  metal  foundry;  mould  bases; 
moulding  patterns;  moulds  for  metal  (other  than 
ingot  moulds),  metal  carbides,  glass,  mineral 
matcriais,  rubber  or  plastics 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  ol  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

similar 

joints  of  metal 

sheeting 
Gaskets  and 
combined  with  other  material  or  of  two  or  more 
layers  of  metal;  sets  or  assortments  of  gaskets  and 
similar  joints,  dissimilar  in  composition,  put  up  in 
pouches,  envelopes  or  similar  packings 

not 

Machinery 
connectors, 
electrical 
not 
elsewhere  in  this  chapter 

electrical 
parts, 
insulators,  coils,  contacts  or  other 
included 
specified 

containing 

features, 

or 

ex  Chanter  S5 

Electrical  machinery  and  equipment  and  parts 
thereof;  sound  recorders  and  reproducers,  television 
image  and  sound  recorders  and  reproducers  and 
parts  and  accessories  of  such  articles;  except  for 
those  falling  within  the  following  headings  or  parts 
of  headings  for  which  the  rules  are  set  out  below: 

8501,  8502,ex  8518,  8519  to  S529,  8535  to  8537, 
8542,  8544  to  8546  and  854S 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
Manufacture 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of.all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  ol  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

. ^ 5 i )l 

Electric  '  motors 
generating  sets) 

and 

generators 

(excluding 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

thc  materials 
classified  within  heading  No  8503  are  only  used  up 
to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

limit, 

s5o: 

Electric  generating  sets  and  rotary  converters 

Manufacture: 

—  iiif which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of  thc  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  heading  No  8501  or  8503,  taken 
together,  are  only  used  up  t oa  value  of  5  %  of  the 
ex  works  price  of  the  product 

limit, 

ex  S518 

loudspeakers, 
Microphones  and  stands 
their  enclosures; 
whether  or  not  mounted 
audiofrequency  electric  amplifiers;  electric  sound 
amplifier  sets 

therefor; 
in 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  thc  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product,' 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

!/ 

a 

«n 

8519 

(2) 

(3) 

Turntables  (record-decks),  record-players,  casfcette-
players  and  othcr  sound  reproducing  apparatus,  not 
incorporating  a  sound  recording  device 

Manufacture: 

— 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  d o es  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  w o r ks  price  of  the  p r o d u c t, 

m 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
the  originating 

the  value  of 

used  d o es  n ot  exceed 
materials  used 

8520 

Magnetic  tape  recorders  a nd  o t h er  s o u nd  recording 
apparatus,  whether  or  not 
i n c o r p o r a t i ng  a  s o u nd 
reproducing  device 

M a n u f a c t u r e: 

— 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  w o r ks  price  of  the  p r o d u c t, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
the  originating 

the  value  of 

used  docs  not  exceed 
materials  used 

8521 

V i d eo  recording  or  reproducing  a p p a r a t us 

M a n u f a c t u r e: 

— 

in  which  the  value  of  all  thc  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  thc  ex  w o r ks  price  of  the  p r o d u c t, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
the  originating 

the  value  of 

uscd  does  not  exceed 
materials  used 

8522 

Parts  a nd  accessories  of  a p p a r a t us  of  heading  N os 
8 5 19  to  8521 

in  which 

M a n u f a c t u re 
the  materials 
used  does  hot  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  w o i ks  price  of  the 
product 

the  value  of  all 

8523 

8524 

Prepared  unrecorded  media  for  sound  recording  or 
than 
similar  recording  of  other  p h e n o m e n a,  other 
p r o d u c ts  of  C h a p t er  37 

M a n u f a c t u re  m  which 
the  matetiais 
used  does  not  exceed  40  '.'.>  ot  the  ex  w o i ks  pticc  ot  tire 
product 

the  value  o!  all 

R e c o r d s,  tapes  and  othcr  recorded  media  for  s o u nd 
or  o t h er  similarly 
including 
matrices  a nd  masters  for  the  p r o d u c t i on  of  records, 
but  excluding  products  of  C h a p t er  3 7: 

recorded  p h e n o m e n a, 

—  Matrices  and  masters 

for 

the  p r o d u c t i on  of 

records 

' 

in  which 

M a n u f a c t u re 
the  matetiais 
used  does  not  exceed  40  "<>  of  the  ex  w o i ks  pi ice  of  the 
product 

the  value  of  all 

O t h er 

M a n u f a c t u r e: 

-—  in  which  the  value  ot  all  the  matetiais  used  does  not 
exceed  4 0%  of  the  ex  w o r ks  p u ce  of  the  p r o d u c t, 
and 

—  w h e r e,  within 

the 

the  mateiials 
above 
classified  within  heading  No  8 5 23  a ie  only  used  up 
the 
to  a  value  of  5  %  of 
A 
p r o d u ct 

thc  ex  w o i ks  p u ce  of 

limit, 

/ 

/ 

v.  ~\1 
c< 

(2) 

(3) 

for 

apparatus 

Transmission 
radio-telephony, 
radio-telegraphy,  radio-broadcasting  or  television, 
whether  or  not  incorporating  reception  apparatus 
or 
reproducing  apparatus; 
television  cameras 

recording  or 

sound 

8526 

Radar  apparatus,  radio  navigational  aid  apparatus 
and  radio  remote  control  apparatus 

apparauis 

Reception 
radio-telephony, 
radio-telegraphy  or  radio-broadcasting,  whether  or 
not  combined,  in  the  same  housing,  with  sound 
recording  or  reproducing  apparatus  or  a  clock 

for 

Manufacture: 

—  in which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa 

—  where  thc  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
uscd  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
matcriais  used 

Manufacture:. 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  matcriais  uscd  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
uscd  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

(1) 

8525 

8527 

8528 

Television  receivers  (including  video  monitors  and 
video  projectors),  whether  or  not  combined,  in  the 
same  housing,  with  radio-broadcast 
receivers  or 
sound  or  video  recording  or  reproducing  apparatus 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  docs  not 
exceed  40  %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  -the  originating 
materials  used 

8529 

Parts  suitable  for  use  solely  or  principally  with  the 
apparatus  of  heading  Nos  8525  to  852S 

—  Suitable  for  use  solely  or  principally  with  video 

recording  or  reproducing  apparatus 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  thc  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  ot  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

—  Other 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  thc  value  of  all  the  materials  uscd  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  thc  non-originating  materials 
uscd  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
matcriais  used 

8535 
and 
8536 

Electrical  apparatus 
for  switching  or  protecting 
electrical  circuits,  or  for  making  connections  to  or 
in  electrical  circuits 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  thc  value  of  all  thc  materials  used  docs  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

thc  above 

thc  matcriais 
classified  within  heading  No  8538  are  only  used  up 
to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  thc 
product 

limit, 

'/ 

W 

n) 

8 5 37 

(2) 

(3) 

22£-

Boards,  panels  (including  numerical  control  panels), 
consoles,  desks,  cabinets  and  other  bases,  equipped 
with  t wo  or  more  apparatus  of  heading  No  8 5 35  or 
for  electric  control  or  the  distribution  of 
8 5 3 6, 
electricity, 
incorporating 
instruments  or  apparatus  of  Chapter  9 0,  other  than 
switching  apparatus  of  heading  No  8 5 17 

including 

those 

Manufacture: 

— 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  d o es  n ot 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  w o r ks  price  of  the  p r o d u c t, 
and 

—  w h e r e,  within 

the 

thc  m a t e r i a ls 
above 
classified  within  h e a d i ng  No  8 5 38  are  only  used  up 
to  a  value  of  5  %  of 
the 
p r o d u ct 

thc  ex  w o r ks  price  of 

limit, 

8 5 42 

Electronic  integrated  circuits  a nd  microasscmblies 

M a n u f a c t u r e: 

— 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  matcriais  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  w o r ks  price  of  the  p r o d u c t, 
and 

—  w h e r e,  within 

the 

above 

thc  m a t e r i a ls 
classified  within  heading  No  S541  or  8 5 4 2, 
t a k en 
together,  are  o n ly  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the 
ex  w o r ks  price  of  the  p r o d u ct 

limit, 

8 5 44 

8 5 45 

Insulated 
cable  (including  co-axial  cable)  a nd  other 
electric  c o n d u c t o r s,  whether  6c  not 
c o n n e c t o r s; 
individually 
assembled  with  electric  c o n d u c t o rs  or 
c o n n e c t o rs 

(including  enamelled  or  anodized)  wire, 
insulated 
fitted  with 
of 
up 
not 
fitted  with 

optical 
sheathed 

fibres,  w h e t h er 

cables,  m a de 

fibre 

or 

in  which 

M a n u f a c t u re 
the  m a t e r i a ls 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of.thc  ex  w o r ks  price  ot  the 
product 

the  value  of  all 

C a r b on  electrodes,  c a r b on  brushes,  l a mp  c a r b o n s, 
battery  c a r b o ns  and  othcr  articles  of  g r a p h i te  or 
o t h cr  c a r b o n,  with  or  w i t h o ut  m e t a l,  of  a  kind  used 
for  electrical  purposes 

in  which 

the  m a t c n a 's 
M a n u f a c t u re 
used  does  not  exceed  40  ""'o  ot  the  ex  w o i ks  pi ice  of  the 
product 

the  value  ot  all 

8 5 46 

Electrical  insulators  of  any  material 

M a n u f a c t u r e ' in  which 
the  materials 
uscd  docs  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  w o r k v p t i cc  o!  the 
product 

the  value  of  all 

8 5 48 

Electrical  p a r ts  of  machinery  or  a p p a r a t u s,  not 
specified  or  included  elsewhere  in  this  chapter 

M a n u f a c t u r e.  in  which 
used  does  not  exceed  40  l\>  ot  the  ex  w o i ks  price  ot 
product 

the  value  ot  all 

in.itenals 
the 

the 

8601 
to  ' 
8 6 07 

8 6 08 

Railway  or  t r a m w ay  locomotives,  rolling-stock  and 
p a r ts 

thereof 

in  which 

M a n u f a c t u re 
the  m a t e t i a is 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  ot  the  ex  w o i ks  price  ot  the 
product 

the  value  ot  all 

t r a m w ay 

fixtures  and 

Railway  or 
.fittings; 
track 
m e c h a n i c al  (including  electromechanical)  signalling, 
railways, 
safety  or 
p a r k i ng 
t r a m w a y s, 
facilities,  p o rt  installations  or  airfields;  parts  of  the 
foregoing 

for 
inland  w a t e r w a y s, 

traffic  c o n t r ol  e q u i p m e nt 

r o a d s, 

M a n u f a c t u r e: 

—  in  which  thc  value  of  all  thc  materials  used  d o es  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  w o r ks  price  of  the  p r o d u c t, 
and 

—  w h e r e,  within 

above 

the 
the  m a t e i i a ls 
classified  within 
the  same  heading  as  the  p r o d u ct 
are  only  uscd  up  to  a  value  ot  5  "«••  of  the  ex  w o r ks 
pi ice  of  the  product 

limit, 

?< 

(2) 

(3) 

8609 

Containers  (including  containers  for  the  transport 
of 
for 
fluids)  specially  designed  and  equipped 
carriage  by  one  or  more  modes  of  transport 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  thc  materials 
used  does  not exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

m-

ex  Chapter  87 

8709 

other 

railway 

tramway 
Vehicles 
than 
thereof; 
rolling-stock  and  parts  and  accessories 
except 
following 
headings  or  parts  of  headings  for  which  the  rules 
are  set  out  below: 

falling  within 

those 

the 

for 

or 

8709  to  8711,  ex  8712,  8715  and  8716 

Works  trucks,  self-propelled,  not  fitted  with  lifting 
or  handling  equipment,  of  the  type  used  in  factories, 
warehouses,  dock  areas  or  airports 
short 
distance  transport  of  goods;  tractors  of  the  type 
used  on  railway  station  platforms;  parts  of 
thc 
foregoing  vehicles 

for 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
producr 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  thc  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

8710 

and  other 

Tanks 
fighting  vehicles, 
armoured 
motorized,  whether  or  not  fitted  with  weapons,  and 
parts  of  such  vehicles 

Manufacture: 

—-  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  uscd  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

thc  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
arc  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

8711 

Motorcycles  (including  mopeds)  and  cycles  fitted 
with  an  auxiliary  motor,  with  or  without  side-cars; 
s i d e o rs 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  thc  product, 
and 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
uscd  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  uscd 

ex  8712 

Bicycles  without  ball  bearings 

Manufacture 
heading  No  8714 

from  materials  not  classified  within 

8715 

Baby  carriages  and  parts  thereof 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  matcriais  uscd  docs  not 
exceed-40%  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

S716 

1  railers 
mechanically  propelled;  parts  thereof 

and 

semi-trailers;  other  vehicles,  not 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

thc  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

Manufacture: 

-—  in  which  thc  value  of  all  thc  matcriais  uscd  docs  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  thc  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

thc  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

/ 

// 

(,-  sC, 

-2&-

(i) 

(2) 

(3) 

8803 

Parts  of  goods  of  heading  No  8801  or  8802 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  8803  used  does  not  exceed  5  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

880.4 

Parachutes 
rotochutes;  parts  thereof  and  accessories  thereto: 

(including  dirigible  parachutes)  and 

—  Rotochutes 

—  Other 

s 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  8804 

-

Manufacrure  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  8S04  used  does  not  exceed  5  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

8805 

launching  gear;  deck-arrestor  or  similar 
Aircraft 
gear;  ground  flying  trainers;  parts'of  the  foregoing 
articles 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  8805  used  does  not  exceed  5  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

Chapter  89 

Ships,  boats  and  floating  structures 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  arc 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  hulls  of  heading  No  8906  may  not 
be  uscd 

that  of 

than 

Manutacturc: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  docs  nor 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

thc  above 

thc  materials 
classified  within  thc  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  uscd  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the* product 

limit, 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  ot  the 
product 

Optical,  photographic,  cinematographic,  measuring, 
checking,  precision,  medical  or  surgical  instruments 
and  apparatus;  parts  and  accessories  thereof;  except 
for  those  falling  within  the  following  headings  or 
parts  of  headings  for  which  thc  rules  arc  set  out 
below: 

9001,  9002,  9004,  ex  9005,  ex  9006,  9007,  9011, 
ex  9014,  9015  to  9017,  ex  9018,  9024  to  9033 

Optical 
fibres  and  optical  fibre  bundles;  optical 
fibre  cables  other  than  those  of  heading  No  8544; 
lenses 
sheets  and  plates  of  polarizing  material; 
(including  contact  lenses),  prisms,  mirrors  and  other 
optical  elements,  of  any  material,  unmounted,  other 
than  such  elements  of  glass  not  optically  worked 

ex  Chapter  90 

9001 

9002 

9004 

Lenses,  prisms,  mirrors  and  othcr  optical  elements, 
of  any  material,  mounted,  being  parts  of  or  fittings 
for 
such 
instruments  or  apparatus,  other 
elements  of  glass  not  optically  worked 

than 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  thc  matcriais 
used  docs  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Spectacles, 
protective  or  othcr 

goggles 

and 

the 

like, 

corrective. 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
uscd  docs  not  exceed  40  %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of  thc 
product 

ex  9005 

Binoculars,  monoculars,  other  optical 
and  mountings 
refracting  telescopes  and  mountings  therefor 

telescopes, 
therefor,  except  for  astronomical 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  thc  value  of  alt  the  matcriais  used  docs  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
arc  only  uscd  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product,  and 

limit, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  thc  non-originating  materials 
uscd  docs  not  exceed  thc  value  of  thc  originating 
materials  uscd 

3 t f-

(2) 

(3) 

Photographic (other than cinematographic)  cameras; 
photographic  flashlight  apparatus  and  flashbulbs 
other  than  electrically  ignited  flashbulbs 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

thc  matcriais 
classified  within  the  same  heading* as  thc  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  thc  ex  works 
price  of  the  product,  and 

limit, 

Cinematographic  cameras  and  projectors,  whether 
or 
or 
reproducing  apparatus 

incorporating 

recording 

sound 

not 

—  where  the  value,of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  usccrdocs  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

(i) 

ex  9006 

9007 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product,  and 

limit, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  oi  the  originating 
materials  used 

9011 

Compound  optical  microscopes, 
those 
for  photomicrography,  cincphotomicrography  or 
microprojection 

including 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  thc  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product,  and 

limit, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  matcriais 
used  does  not  exceed  thc  value  of  the  originating 
materials  uscd 

ex  9014 

Other  navigational  instruments  and  appliances 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  ol  thc  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

9015 

9016 

9017 

Surveying  (including  photogrammetrical  surveying), 
hydrological, 
hydrogiaphic, 
océanographie, 
and 
instruments 
meteorological  or  geophysical 
appliances,  excluding  compasses;  rangefinders 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
uscd  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Balances  of  a  sensitivity  of  5  eg  or  better,  with  or 
without  weights 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  ot  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

(for 

Drawing,  marking-out  or  mathematical  calculating 
instruments 
example,  drafting  machines, 
pantographs,  protractors,  drawing  sets,  slide  rules, 
disc  calculators);  instruments  for  measuring  length, 
for  use  in  the  hand  (for  example,  measuring  rods 
and  tapes,  micrometers,  callipers),  not  specified  or 
included  elsewhere  in  this  chapter 

in  which  thc  value  of  all  the  materials 
Manufacture 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

u 

(1) 

ex 9018 

9024 

9025 

9026 

9027 

(2) 

(3) 

Dentists'  chairs  incorporating  dental  appliances  or 
dentists'  spittoons 

Manufacture  from  materials  of. any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  9018 

&j-

Machines  and  appliances  for  testing  the  hardness, 
strength, 
other 
mechanical  properties  of  materials  (for  example, 
metals,  wood,  textiles,  paper,  plastics) 

compressibility, 

elasticity 

or 

and 

similar 

Hydrometers 
instruments, 
thermometers,  pyrometers,  barometers,  hygrometers 
and  psychrometers,  recording  or  not,  and  any 
combination  of  these  instruments 

floating 

and 

apparatus 

Instruments 
for  measuring  or 
checking  the  flow,  level,  pressure  or  other  variables 
of  liquids  or  gases  (for  example,  flow  meters,  level 
gauges,  manometers, 
excluding 
instruments  and  apparatus  of  heading  No  9014, 
9015,  9028  or  9032 

heat  meters), 

Instruments  and  apparatus  for  physical  or  chemical 
analysis  (for  example,  polarimcters,  rcfractometers, 
spectrometers,  gas  or  smoke  analysis  apparatus); 
for  measuring  or 
instruments 
checking  viscosity,  porosity,  expansion, 
surface 
tension  or  the  like;  instruments  and  apparatus  for 
measuring  or  checking  quantities  of  heat,  sound  or 
light  (including  exposure  meters);  microtomes 

apparatus 

and 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works- price  of  thc 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

9028 

liquid  or  electricity  supply  or  production 

Gas, 
meters,  including  calibrating  meters  therefor: 

—  Parts  and  accessories 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  thc  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

—  Other 

Manufacture: 

4* 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  matcriais  uscd  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where  thc  value  of  all  the  non-originating  matcriais 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
matcriais  used 

Manufacture 
in  which  thc  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture 
in  which  thc  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

counters, 

Revolution 
counters, 
taximeters,  mileometers,  pedometers  and  the  like; 
speed  indicators  and  tachometers,  other  than  those 
of  heading  No  9014  or  9015;  stroboscopes 

production 

and 

spectrum 

analysers 

apparatus 

othcr 
and 
Oscilloscopes, 
instruments 
for  measuring  or 
checking  electrical  quantities,  excluding  nietcrs  of 
heading  No  9028;  instruments  and  apparatus  for 
measuring  or  detecting  alpha,  beta,  gamma,  X-ray, 
cosmic  or  other  ionizing  radiations 

Measuring  or  checking  instruments,  appliances  and 
machines,  not  specified  or  included  elsewhere  in  this 
chapter;  profile  projectors 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  matcriais 
Manufacture 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Automatic  regulating  or  controlling  instruments  and 
apparatus 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
uscd  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of  thcx 
product 

/  7 Û, 

9029 

9030 

9031 

9032 

:%2G-

(i) 

9033 

(2) 

(3) 

Parts  and  accessories  (not  specified  or  included 
elsewhere  in  this  chapter)  for  machines,  appliances, 
instruments  or  apparatus  of  Chapter  90 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of-all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

ex  Chapter  91 

Clocks  and  watches  and  parts  thereof;  except  for 
those 
falling  within  the  following  headings  for 
which  the  rules  are  set  out  below: 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  work's  price  of  the 
product 

9105,  9109  to  9113 

9105 

Other  clocks 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  uscd 

9109 

Clock  movements,  complete  and  assembled 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

9110 

Complete  watch  or  clock  movements,  unassembled 
or  partly  assembled  (movement  sets);  incomplete 
watch  or  clock  movements,  assembled;  rough  watch 
or  clock  movements  . 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  matcriais  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  thc  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  heading  No  9114  are  only  uscd  up 
to  a  value  of  5  %  of  rhe  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

limit, 

9111 

Watch  cases  and  parts  thereof 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  thc  value  of  all  the  materials  used  docs  not 
exceed  40  %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

thc  materials 
classified  -within  the  same  heading  as  thc  product 
are  only  uscd  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

9112 

Clock  cases  and  cases  of  a  similar  type  for  other 
goods  of  this  chapter,  and  parts  thereof 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  uscd  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

thc  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  thc  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  oi  the  product 

limit, 

911. 

Watch  straps,  watch  bands  and  watch  bracelets, 
and  parts  thereof: 

—  Of  base  metal,  whether  or  not  plated,  or  clad 

with  precious  metal 

Othc 

/  I / 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
uscd  docs  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

in  which  the  value  of  ail  thc  materials 
Manufacrure 
used  docs  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  thc 
product 

&A~. 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

Chapter  92 

|  Musical  instruments;  parts  and  accessories  of  such 

articles 

Manufaaure  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Chapter  93 

Arms  and  ammunitions;  parts  and  accessories 
thereof 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
uscd  does  not  exceed  50  % of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

ex  9401 
and 
ex  9403 

Base  metal  furniture,  incorporating  unstuffed  conon 
cloth  of  a  weight  of  300  g/m2  or  less 

9405 

lighting  fittings 

including  searchlights 
Lamps  and 
and  spotlights  and  parts 
thereof,  not  elsewhere 
specified  or  included;  illuminated  signs,  illuminated 
name-plates  and 
like,  having  a  permanently-
fixed  light  source,  and  parts  thereof  not  elsewhere 
specified  or  included 

thc 

9406 

Prefabricated  buildings 

9503 

Othcr  toys;  reduced-size  ('scale')  models "and  similar 
recreational  models,  working  or  not;  puzzles  of  all 
kinds 

Manufacture 
in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  thc 
product 

or 

Manufacture  from  cotton  cloth  already  made  up  in  a 
form  ready  for  use  of  heading  No  9401  or  9403, 
provided: 

—  its  value  does  not  exceed  25  %  of  the  ex  works 

price  of  thc  product,  and 

-—  all  thc  other  materials  used  are  already  originating 
than 

and  are  classified  within  a  heading  other 
heading  No  9401  or  9403 

in  which  thc  value  of  all  the  materials 
Manufacture 
uscd  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  thc 
product 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  thc  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  ot  thc  ex  works  price  of  die 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  matcriais  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 

othcr  than  that  of  thc  product,  and 

—  provided  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 

exceed  50  "/<>  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  9506 

Finished  golf  club  heads 

Manufacture  from  roughly  shaped  blocks 

9507 

ex  9601 
and 
ex  9602 

ex  9603 

rods, 

Fishing 
fishing 
fish-hooks  and  other 
tackle;  fish  landing  nets,  butterfly  nets  and  similar 
nets;  decoy  'birds'  (other  than  those  of  heading  No 
9208  or  9705)  and  similar  hunting  or  shooting 
requisites 

line 

the  matcriais  used  are 
Manufacture  m  which  all 
classified  within  a  heading  othcr 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  uscd  provided 
their  value  does  not 
exceed  5  "<> of  thc  ex  works  price  ot  thc  product 

that  ot 

than 

Articles  of  animal,  vegetable  or  mineral  carving 
materials 

Manufacture  from 
same  headitu'. 

'worked'  carving  materials  of 

the 

Brooms  and  brushes  (except  for  besoms  and  the  like 
and  brushes  made  from  marten  or  squirrel  hair), 
sweepers,  not 
hand-operated  mechanical 
motorized,  paint  pads  and  rollers,  squeegees  and 
mops 

floor 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  matcriais 
used  docs  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

9605 

Travel  sets  for  personal  toilet,  sewing'or  shoe  or 
clothes  cleaning 

Each  item  in  the  set  must  satisfy  thc  rule  which  would 
apply  to  it  if  it  were  not  included  in  thc  set.  However, 
non-originating  articles  may  be  incorporated,  provided 
their  total  value  docs  not  exceed  15  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  thc  set 

// 

Wr 

(2) 

(3) 

press-fasteners, 

and 
Buttons, 
press-studs,  button  moulds  and  other  parts  of  these 
articles;  button  blanks 

snap-fasteners 

Manufacrure  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  produa,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  docs  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  produa 

Ballpoint  pens;  felt  tipped  and  other  porous-tipped 
pens  and  markers;  fountain  pens,  stylograph  pens 
and  other  pens;  duplicating  stylos;  propelling  or 
sliding  pencils;  pen-holders,  pencil-holders  and 
similar  holders;  parts  (including  caps  and  clips)  of 
the  foregoing  articles,  other  than  those  of  heading 
No  9609 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  nibs  or  nib  points  may  be  used  and 
the  other  materials  classified  within  the  same  heading 
may  also  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not  exceed 
5  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Typewriter  or  similar  ribbons,  inked  or  otherwise 
prepared  for  giving  impressions,  whether  or  not  on 
S[X)ols  or  in  cartridges;  ink-pads,  whether  or  not 
inked,  with  or  without  boxes 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 

othcr  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  thc  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

(u 

9606 

9608 

9612 

ex 9614 

Smoking  pipes  or  pipe  bowls 

Manufacture  from  roughly  shaped  blocks 

xi/ 

v 

IM 

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ANNEX  UI 

MOVEMENT  CERTIFICATES  EUR.l 

1.  Movement  certificates  EUR.l  shall  be  made  out  on  the  form  of  which  a  specimen  appears  in  this  Annex. 
This  form  shall  be  printed  in  one  or  more  of  thc  languages  in  which  the  Agreement  is  drawn  up. 
Certificates  shall  be  made  out  in  one  of  these  languages  and  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  the 
domestic  law  of  the  exporting  State.  If  they  are  handwritten,  they  shall  be  completed  in  ink  and  in 
capital  letters. 

2.  Each  certificate  shall  measure  2 1 0 x 2 97  mm;  a  tolerance  of  up  to  minus  5  mm  or  plus  8  mm  in  the 
length  may  be  allowed.  Thc  paper  used  must  be  white,  sized  for  writing,  nor  containing  mechanical  pulp 
and  weighing  nor  less  than  25  g/m\  It  shall  have  a  printed  green  guilloche  pattern  background  making 
any  falsification  by  mechanical  or  chemical  means  apparent  to  the  eye. 

3.  The  competent  authorities  of  the  Member  States  of  the  Community  and  of  Latvia  may  reserve  the  right 
to  print  the  certificates  themselves  or  may  have  them  printed  by  approved  printers.  In  the  latter  case 
each  certificate  must  include  a  reference  to  such  approval.  Each  certificate  must  bear  the  name  and 
address  of  the  printer  or  a  mark  by  which  the  printer  can  be  identified.  It  shall  also  bear  a  serial 
number,  either  printed  or  nor,  by  which  it  can  be  identified. 

ï 

LM 

1.  E x p o r t er  (Name,  full  address,  country) 

3.  C o n s i g n ee  (Name,  full  address,  couniry)  (Optional) 

MOVEMENT  CERTIFICATE 

'} 

' 

~^i,f 

EUR.1 

No  A 

000.000 

S*e  notes  overleaf  before  completing  thl*  form 

2.  Certificate  used  In  preferential  trade  between 

and 

(Insert  appropriate  countries, groups  of  counlnes  or  territories) 

4.  Country,  group  of  countries 
or  territory  In  which  the 
products  are  considered  as 
originating 

5.  Country,  group  of  countries 
or  territory  of  destination 

6.  T r a n s p o rt  d e t a i ls  (Optional) 

7.  Remarks 

8.  Item  number;  Makes  and  numbers;  Number  and  kind  of  packages  (');  Description  of  goods 

9.  Gross 

weight  (kg) 
or  other 
measure 
(litres, 
m1,  etc.) 

10. 

Invoices 
(Options:) 

1 1.  CUSTOMS  ENDORSEMENT 

Declaration  certified 

Export  document  (*) 

Form 

Customs  office 

Issuing  country  or  territory 

No 

Date 

(Signature) 

12. DECLARATION BY THE EXPORTER 

the  undersigned,  declare 

I, 
the  g o o ds 
described  above  meet  the  conditions  required 
for  the  issue  of  this  certificate 

that 

Stamp 

Place  and  date 

/ 

It 

(S.onalu.c) 

Zl£ 

13.  REQUEST  FOR  VERIFICATION,  t o: 

14.  RESULT  OF  VERIFICATION, 

Verification  of  the  authenticity  and  accuracy  of  this  c e r t r ^ e| 
is  requested 

Verification  carried  out  shows  that  this  certificate  (') 

j 
j 
'—' 

was  issued  by  the  c u s t o ms  office  indicated  and  that 
the  information  contained  therein  is  accurate 

j—I 

does  not  meet  the  requirements  as  to  authenticity  and 

^ 

a c c u r a Gy  <s ee  r e m a'ks  appended) 

(Place  and  date) 

(Place  and  date) 

Stamp 

S t a mp 

(Signature) 

(Signature) 

(') 

Insert  X  in  the  appropriate  rjox. 

NOTES 

1.  Certrficates  must  not  contain  erasures  or  w o r ds  written  over  one  another.  Any  alterations  must  be  made  by  deleting  the  incorrect 
particulars  and  adding  any  necessary  c o r r e c t i o n s.  Any  such  alteration  must  be  initialled  by  the  p e r s on  w ho  c o m p l e t ed  the  certifi 
cate  and  e n d o r s ed  by  the  customs  authorities  of  the  issuing  country  or  territory. 

2.  No  spaces  must  be  left  between  the  items  entered  on  the  certificate  and  each  item  must  be  preceded  by  an  item  number. 
A  horizontal  line  must  be  drawn  immediately  below  the  last  item.  Any  unused  space  must  be  struck  through  in  such  a  manner  as 
to  make  any  later  additions  impossible. 

3.  Goods  must  be  described  in  accordance  with  commercial  practice  and  with  sufficient  detail  to  e n a b l é ^ h em  to  be  identified. 

T 

^ 

APPLICATION  FOR A MOVEMENT CERTIFICATE 

m 

1.  E x p o r t er  (Name,  fun address,  country) 

3.  C o n s i g n ee  (Name,  full  address,  country)  (Optional) 

EUR.1 

No A  000.000 

Se«  note*  overleaf  before  completing  this  form 

2.  Application  for  a  certificate  to  be  used  in  preferential  trade 

between 

and 

(Insert  appropriate  countries, groups  ol  countries  or  territories) 

4.  Country, group of  countries 
or territory In which  the 
products  are considered  as 
originating 

5.  Country,  group  of  countries 
or  territory  of  destination 

6.  T r a n s p o rt  d e t a i ls  (Opuonai) 

7.  Remarks 

8.  Item  number;  Makes  and  numbers;  Number  and  kind  of  packages  (');  Description  of  goods 

9. Gross 

weight  (kg) 
or  other 
measure 
(litres, 
m\  etc.) 

10.  Invoices 

(Options!) 

U, 

DECLARATION  BY  THE  EXPORTER 

^§v 

I. the  undersigned,  exporter  of  the  goods  described  overleaf, 

DECLARE 

that  the  goods  meet  the conditions  required for  the  issue of the attached  certificate; 

SPECIFY 

as follows  the circumstances  which have enabled these goods  to  meet  the  above  conditions: 

SUBMIT 

the  following  supporting  documents  ('): 

UNDERTAKE  to  submit,  at the  request  of  the  appropriate  authorities,  any supporting  evidence  which  these  authorities  may  require 
for  the  purpose  of  issuing  the  attached  certificate,  and  undertake,  if  required,  to  agree  to  any  inspection  of  my 
accounts  and to  any check  on  the  processes  of  manufacture  of the  above goods, carried  out  by the  said  authorities; 

REQUEST 

the  issue  of the  attached certificate  for  these  goods. 

(Place  and  date) 

(Signature) 

( ')  For  oxamplcr 

import  d o c u m e n t s,  movement  certificates,  invoicos.  manufacturer's  declarolions.  etc..  referring  «o  the  products  used  in  manufacture  or  Tp  tbe  goods 

f 

r e - e x p o r t ed  in  the c a me  state 

•IV- 

(' 

/ / -v 

ANNEX 

IV 

FORM  EUR.2 

*mr 

1.  Form  EUR.2  shall  be  made  out  on  the  form  of  which  a  specimen  appears  in  this  Annex. This  form  shall 
be  printed  in  one  or  more  of  the  languages  in  which  the  Agreement  is  drawn  up.  Forms  shall  be  made 
out  in  one  of  these  languages  and  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  the  domestic  law  of  the 
exporting  State.  If  they  are  handwritten,  they  shall  be  completed  in  ink  and  in  capital  letters. 

2.  Each  form  EUR.2  shaH  measure  210  x  148  mm;  a  maximum  tolerance  of  up  to  minus  5  mm  or  plus  8 
mm  in  the  length  may  be  allowed.  The  paper  used  must  be  white,  sized  for  writing,  not  containing 
mechanical  pulp  and  weighing  not  less  than  64  g/m2. 

3.  T IK  competent  authorities  of  thc  Member  States  of  thc  Community  and  of  Latvia  may  reserve  the  right 
to  print  the  forms  themselves  or  may  have  them  printed  by  approved  printers.  In  the  latter  case  each 
form  must  include  a  reference  to  such  approval.  Each  form  must  bear  thc  name  and  address  of  thc 
printer  or  a  mark  by  which  the  printer  can  be  identified.  It  shall  also  bear  a  serial  number,  either  printed 
or  not,  hy  which  it  can  be  identified. 

uâ 

FORM  E U R .2  No 

1J  Form used  in  preferential  trade 

between (') 

^ ^ . . . ^ ^ __ 

and 

2  Exporter  (Name,  full  address,  country) 

Declaration  by  exporter 

-&Y 

4  Consignee  (Name,  full  address,  country) 

°  "S 

Remarks  (') 

11  Marks;  Numbers  of  consignment;  Description  of  goods 

I,  the  undersigned,  exporter  of  the  goods  described  below 
declare  that  the  goods  comply  with  the  requirements  for  the 
completion  of  this  form  and  that  the  goods  have  obtained  the 
status  of  originating  products  within  the  provisions  governing 
preferential  trade  shown  in  box  1. 

5  Place  and  date 

6  Signature  of  exporter 

Country  of  origin  (') 

9  Country  of  destination  (' 

10  Gross  weight  (kg) 

121  Authority 

in 

f) 
responsible  for  verification  of  the  declara 
tion  by  the  exporter 

the  exporting  country 

(')  Insert  the  countries,  groups  of  countries  or  territories  concerned 
(!|  Refer  to  any  verification  already  carried  out  by  the  appropriate  authorities 
(s)  The  term  'country  of  origin'  means  country,  group  ot  countries  or  terrftory  where  the  goods  are  considered  to  be  onginajing 
(*)  The  term  'country'  means  country,  group  of  countries  or  territory  ot  destination 

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13  Request  for  verification 

The  vérification  of  the  declaration  by  the  exporter  on  the  front 
of  this  form  is  requested  (*) 

R 

Result  of  verification 
Verification  carried  out  shows  that  (') 
pi 
*—*  accurate 

the  statements  and  particulars  given  in  this  form  are 

j  this 

i 
•—*  accuracy  and  authenticity  (see  remarks  appended) 

form  does  not  meet 

the  requirements  as 

to 

(Place  and  date) 

19. 

Stamp 

(Place  and  date) 

19. 

Stamp 

(Signature) 

(Signature) 

o 
</) 
ce 

(*)  Subsequent  verifications  of  forms EUR.2 shall be  carried out at  random  or  whenever  the  customs  authorities  of  the  importing  State  have reasonable  doubt  as to  the  accuracy of  the 

information  regarding  the authenticity  of  the forms and the  true origin ot the goods in question. 

P)  Insert  X  in  the  appropriate  box. 

instructions  for  the  completion  of  form  EUR.2 

1.  A  form  EUR.2  may  be  made  out  only  for  goods  which  in  the  exporting  country  fulfil  the  conditions  specified  by  the  provisions  governing 

the  trade  referred  to  in box  1. These  provisions  must  be  studied carefully  before  the form  is completed. 

2.  In  the  case  of  a consignment  by  parcel  post  the  exporter  attaches  the  form  to  the  dispatch  note.  In  the  case  of  a consignment  by  letter 
post  he  encloses  the  form  in  a package. The  reference  'EUR.2'  and the  serial  number  of  the form  should  be  stated  on  the  customs  green 
label declaration  C1 or  on the  customs  declaration  C2/CP3. as appropriate. 

3.  These  instructions  do  not  exempt  the exporter  from  complying with  any other  formalities  required  by customs  or  postal  regulations. 

4.  An  exporter  who  uses  this  form  is obliged to  submit  to  the  appropriate  authorities  any  supporting  evidence  which  they  may  require  and  to 

agree  to  any  inspection  by them of his accounts  and of  the  processes  of  manufacture  of  the  goods  described  in box  11 of  this  form. 

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ANNEX  V 

Specimen  impression  of  the  stamp  mentioned  in  Article  21  (3)  (b) 

30  mm 

C)  Initials  or  coat  of  arms  of  the  exporting  State. 
(2)  Such  information  as  is  necessary  for  the  identification  of  the  approved  exporter. 

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PROTOCOL  4 

on  specific  provisions  relating  to  trade  between  Latvia  and  Spain  and  Poftugal 

CHAPTER I 

Specific  provisions  relating  to  trade  between  Spain  and 
Latvia 

Council  Decision  91/314/EEC  of  26  June  1991  setting  up 
a  programme  of  options  specific 
the  remote  and 
insular  nature  of  the  Canary  Islands  (Poseican). 

to 

Article  1 

CHAPTER  II 

The  provisions  of  the  Agreement  relating  to  trade  in  Title 
II  shall  be  amended  as  follows  in  order  to  take  account  of 
the  measures  and  undertakings 
the  Act  of 
Accession  of  the  Kingdom  of  Spain  to  the  European 
Communities  (hereinafter  called  'the  Act  of  Accession'). 

listed 

in 

Article  2 

Under  the  Act  of  Accession,  Spain  shall  not  grant  to 
products  originating  in  Latvia  more  favourable  treatment 
free 
than 
circulation  in  other  Member  States. 

imports  originating  or 

it  provides 

for 

in 

Specific  provisions  relating  to  trade  between  Portugal  and 
Latvia 

Article  6 

The  provisions  of  the  Agreement  relating  to  trade  in  Title 
II  shall  be  amended  as  follows  in  order  to  take  account  of 
the  measures  and  undertakings 
the  Act  of 
Accession  of  the  Portuguese  Republic  to  the  European 
Communities  (hereinafter  called  'the  Act  of  Accession'). 

listed 

in 

Article  3 

Article  7 

The  implementation  by  Spain  of  the  undertakings  covered 
by  Article  4  (2)  of  the  Agreement  shall  take  place  at  the 
time  set 
remaining  Member  States  always 
provided  that  Latvia  has  been  removed  from  the  scope  of 
Regulation 
for 
(EC)  No  519/94  on  common 
imports  from  certain  third  countries. 

rules 

the 

for 

Article  4 

Quantitative  restrictions  may  be  applied  to  imports  into 
Spain 
until 
31  December  1995  in  respect  of  the  products  listed  in 
Annex  A  hereto. 

in  Latvia 

originating 

products 

of 

Under  the  Act  of  Accession,  Portugal  shall  not  grant  to 
products  originating  in  Latvia  more  favourable  treatment 
than 
free 
circulation  in  other  Member  States. 

imports  originating  or 

it  provides 

for 

in 

Article  8 

implementation  by  Portugal  of 

the  undertakings 
The 
covered  by  Article  4  (2)  of  the  Agreement  shall  take  place 
at  the  time  set  for  the  remaining  Member  States  always 
provided  that  Latvia  has  been  removed  from  the  scope  of 
for 
(EC)  No  519/94  on  common 
Regulation 
imports  from  certain  third  countries. 

rules 

Article  5 

Article  9 

Application  of  the  provisions  of  this  Protocol  shall  be 
without 
(EEC) 
No  1911/91  of  26  June  1991  on  the  application  of  the 
provisions  of  Community  law  to  the  Canary  Islands  or 

to  Council  Regulation 

prejudice 

Quantitative  restrictions  may  be  applied  to  imports  into 
Portugal 
until 
31  December  1995  in  respect  of  the  products  listed  in 
Annex  B  hereto. 

originating 

in  Latvia 

products 

of 

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CN code 

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0206 49 91 

0208 10 10 

0209 00 11 

0209 00 19 

0209 00 30 

0210 

11 11 

0210 

11 19 

0210 

11 31 

0210 

11 39 

0210 

1211 

0210 

12 19 

0210 

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90 90(:) 

ex 0210 

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ex 0102 90 10 (') 

ex 0102 90 31 (') 

ex 0102 90 33 (') 

ex 0102 90 35 (') 

ex 0102 90 37 (') 

0103 91 10 

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0103 92 19 

0203 11 10 

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0203 19 11 

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^ 

0403 10 24 

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ex 0403 90 53  (*) 
ex 0403 90 59 (4) 

0404 10 91 

0404 90 11 

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0404 90 19 

0404 90 31 

0404 90 33 

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ex 1601 

ex 1602 10 00 (s) 
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(')  Excluding  animals  for  bullfights. 
(•')  Domestic  swine  o n l y. 
(') 
(')  Not  preserved  or  concentrated  or  packed,  destined  for  human  consumption  only. 
(')  Only  those  containing  meat  or  edible  offal  of  domestic  swine. 

In  packings  of  a  net  content  not  exceeding  t wo  litres. 

(*•)  Only  those  containing  pig  b l o o d. 
(7)  Only: 

—  sausage  made  of  meat,  edible  offal  or  blood  of  domestic  swine, 
—  any  preparation  or  preserved  product  containing  meat  or  edible  offal  of  domestic  swine. 

ANNEX 

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CN  code 

0701  10  00 
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PROTOCOL  5 

on  mutual  assistance  between  administrative  authorities  in  customs  matters 

Article  1 

Definitions 

For  the  purposes  of  this  Protocol: 

information  to  enable  it  to  ensure  that  customs  legislation 
regarding 
including 
is  correctly  applied, 
operations  noted  or  planned  which  contravene  or  would 
contravene  such  legislation. 

information 

(a) 

(b) 

(c) 

(d) 

(e) 

'customs  legislation'  shall  mean  provisions  adopted 
by  the  Community  and  Lativa,  governing  the  import, 
export,  transit  of  goods  and  their  placing  under  any 
customs 
of 
procedure, 
prohibition,  restriction  and  control; 

including  measures 

'customs  duties'  shall  mean  all  duties,  taxes,  fees  or 
other  charges  which  are  levied  and  collected  in  the 
territories  of  the  Contracting  Parties,  in  application 
of  customs  legislation,  but  not  including  fees  and 
the 
limited 
are 
charges  which 
approximate  costs  of  services  rendered; 

in  amount 

to 

authority' 

'applicant 
competent 
administrative  authority  which  has  been  appointed 
by  a  Contracting  Party  for  this  purpose  and  which 
makes  a  request  for  assistance  in  customs  matters; 

shall  mean 

a 

authority' 

'requested 
competent 
administrative  authority  which  has  been  appointed 
by  a  Contracting  Party  for  this  purpose  and  which 
receives  a  request  for  assistance  in  customs  matters; 

shall  mean 

a 

'contravention' 
customs 
legislation 
violation  of  such  legislation. 

shall  mean  any  violation  ot 
as  well  as  any 

the 
attempted 

Article  2 

Scope 

1. 
The  Contracting  Parties  shall  assist  each  other, 
within  their  competences,  in  the  manner  and  under  the 
conditions  laid  down  in  this  Protocol,  in  ensuring  that 
customs  legislation  is  correctly  applied,  in  particular  by 
the 
ot 
contraventions  of  this  legislation. 

investigation 

prevention, 

detection 

and 

Assistance  in  customs  matters,  as  provided  for  in 
2. 
this  Protocol,  applies  to  any  administrative  authority  of 
thc  Contracting  Parties  which 
the 
application  of  this  Protocol.  It  shall  not  prejudice  thc 
rules  governing  mutual  assistance  in  criminal  matters. 
Nor  shall  it  cover  information  obtained  under  powers 
exercised  at  the  request  of  thc  judicial  authority,  unless 
those  authorities  so  agree. 

is  competent 

for 

Article  3 

shall 

the  request  of 

the  applicant  authority, 

the 
2.  At 
requested  authority 
it  whether  goods 
exported  from  the  territory  of  one  of  the  Contracting 
Parties  have  been  properly  imported  into  the  territory  of 
the  other  Party,  specifying,  where  appropriate, 
the 
customs  procedure  applied  to  the  goods. 

inform 

At 

3. 
the  request  of 
requested  authority  shall 
ensure  that  a  surveillance  is  kept  on: 

thc  applicant  authority, 
take 

the  necessary  steps 

the 
to 

(a)  natural  or 

legal  persons  of  whom 

reasonable  grounds 
contravening 
legislation; 

or 

for  believing 
have 

that 
contravened 

there 
are 
they  are 
customs 

(b)  places  where  stocks  ot  goods  have  been  assembled  in 
such  a  way  that  there  are  reasonable  grounds  for 
supposing  that  they  are 
intended  as  supplies  for 
operations  contrary  to  the  legislation  of  thc  othcr 
Parry; 

(c)  movements  of  goods  notified  as  possibly  giving  rise 
to  substantial  contraventions  of  customs  legislation; 

.(d)  means  of  transport  for  which  there  arc  reasonable 
grounds  for  believing  that  they  have  been,  are  or 
may  be  uscd 
the  contravening  of  customs 
legislation. 

in 

Article  4 

Spontaneous  assistance 

request, 

Without  prior 
thc  Contracting  Parties  shall 
provide  each  other,  in  accordance  with  their  laws,  rules 
and  other 
they 
consider  that  to  be  necessary  for  thc  correct  application 
of  customs 
they  obtain 
legislation,  particularly  when 
information  pertaining  to: 

instruments,  with  assistance 

legal 

if 

—  operations  which  have  contravened,  contravene  or 
would  contravene  such  legislation  and  which  may  be 
of  interest  to  thc  other  Contracting  Parry, 

—  new  means  or  methods  employed 

in  realizing  such 

Assistance  on  request 

operations, 

1.  At 
request  of 
requested  authority  shall 

thc 

thc  applicant  authority, 
furnish 

the 
it  with  all  relevant 

—  goods 

to 
contravention  of  customs  legislation. 

subject 

known 

be 

to 

substantial 

LSL 

Article  5 

Delivery/Notification 

At  the  request  of  the  applicant  authority,  the  requested 
authority  shall  in  accordance  with  its  legislation  take  all 
necessary  measures  in  order: 

-—  to  deliver  all  documents, 

—  to  notify  all  decisions, 

falling  within  the  scope  of  this  Protocol  to  an  addressee, 
residing  or  established 
in  its  territory.  In  such  a  case 
Article  6  (3)  is  applicable. 

Article  6 

Form  and  substance  of  requests  for  assistance 

1. 
Requests  pursuant  to  this  Protocol  shall  be  made  in 
writing.  Documents  necessary  for  the  execution  of  such 
requests  shall  accompany 
the  request.  When  required 
because  of  thc  urgency  of  the  situation,  oral  requests  may 
in  writing 
be 
immediately. 

but  must 

confirmed 

accepted, 

be 

^ 

own,  the  administrative  department  to  which  the  request 
has  been  addressed  by  this  authority,  shall  proceed, 
within  its  competence  and  available  resources,  as  though 
it  were  acting  on  its  own  account  or  at  the  request  of 
other  authorities  of  that  same  Contracting  Party,  by 
supplying  information  already  possessed,  by  carrying  out 
appropriate  enquiries  or  by  arranging  for  them  to  be 
carried  out. 

2. 
Requests 
accordance  with 
instruments  of  the  requested  Contracting  Party. 

assistance  will  be  executed 

rules  and  other 

laws, 

the 

for 

in 
legal 

3.  Duly  authorized  officials  of  a  Contracting  Party 
may,  with  the  agreement  of  the  other  Contracting  Party 
involved  and  within  the  conditions  laid  down  by  the 
latter,  obtain  from  the  offices  of  the  requested  authority 
or  other  authority  for  which  the  requested  authority  is 
responsible,  information  relating  to  the  contravention  of 
customs  legislation  which  the  applicant  authority  needs 
for  the  purposes  of  this  Protocol. 

4.  Officials  of  a  Contracting  Party  may,  with 
the 
agreement  of  the  other  Contracting  Party  involved  and 
within  the  conditions  laid  down  by  the  latter,  b'e  present 
at  enquiries  carried  out  in  the  Iatter's  territory. 

Requests  pursuant  to  paragraph  1  shall  include  thc 

2. 
following  information: 

Article  8 

(a) 

the  applicant  authority  making  the  request; 

Form  in  which  information  is  to  be  communicated 

(b) 

the  measure  requested; 

(c) 

the  object  of  and  the  reason  for  the  request; 

(d) 

the  laws,  rules  and  other  legal  elements  involved; 

1. 
The  requested  authority  shall  communicate  results 
of  enquiries  to  the  applicant  authority  in  the  form  of 
documents,  certified  copies  of  documents,  reports  and  the 
like. 

(e) 

indications  as  exact  and  comprehensive  as  possible 
on  the  natural  or  legal  persons  being  the  target  of 
the  investigations; 

The  documents  provided  for  in  paragraph  1 may  be 
2. 
replaced  by  computerized  information  produced  in  any 
form  for  thc  same  purpose. 

(f)  a  summary  of  the  relevant  facts  and  of  the  enquiries 
already  carried  out,  except  in  cases  provided  for  in 
Article  5. 

3. 
Requests  shall  be  submitted  in  an  official  language 
of  the  requested  authority  or  in  a  language  acceptable  to 
such  authority. 

If  a  request  does  not  meet  the  formal  requirements, 
4. 
its  correction  or  completion  may  be  demanded; 
the 
ordering  of  precautionary  measures  may,  however,  take 
place. 

Article  9 

Exceptions  to  the  obligation  to  provide  assistance 

1. 
The  Contracting  Party  may  refuse  to  give  assistance 
as  provided  for  in  this  Protocol,  where  to  do  so  would: 

(a)  be 

likely 

to  prejudice  sovereignty,  public  policy, 

security  or  other  essential  interests;  or 

(b) 

involve  currency  or 
regulations  concerning  customs  duties;  or 

regulations  other 

tax 

than 

Article  7 

Execution  of  requests 

(c)  violate  an 
secret. 

industrial,  commercial  or  professional 

In  order  to  comply  with  a  request  for  assistance,  the 
1. 
requested  authority  or,  when  thc  latter  cannot  act  on  its 

2.  Where  the  applicant  authority  asks  for  assistance 
which  it  would  itself  be  unable  to  provide  if  so  asked,  it 

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shall  draw  attention  to  that  fact  in  its  request.  It  shall 
then  be  left  to  the  requested  authority  to  decide  how  to 
respond  to  such  a  request. 

3. 
If  assistance  is  withheld  or  denied,  the  decision  and 
the  reasons  therefor  must  be  notified  to  the  applicant 
authority  without  delay. 

Article  10 

Obligation  to  observe  confidentiality 

to 

1.  Any  information  communicated  in  whatsoever  form 
pursuant 
this  Protocol  shall  be  of  a  confidential 
nature.  It  shall  be  covered  by  the  obligation  of  official 
secrecy  and  shall  enjoy  thc  protection  extended  to  like 
the 
information 
legislation  of 
Contracting 
the 
and 
it 
corresponding  provisions  applying 
the  Community 
authorities. 

under 
Party  which 

received 
to 

relevant 

the 

the  use  made  of 

2. 
Nominative  data  shall  not  be  transmitted  whenever 
there  are  reasonable  grounds  to  believe  that  the  transfer 
or 
transmitted  would  be 
the  data 
contrary  to  the  basic  legal  principles  of  one  of  thc  Parties, 
and,  in  particular,  if  thc  person  concerned  would  suffer 
undue  disadvantages.  Upon  request,  thc  receiving  Party 
shall  inform  the  furnishing  Party  of  the  use  made  of  the 
information  supplied  and  of  thc  results  achieved. 

Nominative  data  may  only  be 

to 
3. 
customs  authorities  and, 
for 
prosecution  purposes,  to  public  prosecution  and  judicial 
authorities.  Other  persons  or  authorities  may  obtain  such 
information  only  upon  previous  authorization  by  the 
furnishing  authority. 

transmitted 
the  case  of  need 

in 

4.  •  The  furnishing  Parry  shall  verify  the  accuracy  of  the 
information  to  be  transferred.  Whenever  it  appears  that 
the  information  supplied  was  inaccurate  or  to  be  deleted, 
the  receiving  Party  shall  be  notified  without  delay.  The 
latter  shall  be  obliged 
to  carry  out  thc  correction  or 
deletion. 

5.  Without  prejudice 
to  cases  of  prevailing  public 
interest,  thc  person  concerned  may  obtain,  upon  request, 
information  on  thc  data  stores  and  the  purpose  of  this 
storage. 

Article  11 

Use  of  information 

1. 
Information  obtained  shall  be  used  solely  for  thc 
purposes  of  this  Protocol  and  may  be  used  within  each 
Contracting  Party  for  other  purposes  only  with  thc  prior 
written  consent  of  thc  administrative  authority  which 
furnished 
the  information  and  shall  be  subject  to  any 
restrictions  laid  down  by  that  authority.  These  provisions 
are  not  applicable  when  thc  information  obtained  for  thc 
thc 
purposes  of  this  Protocol  could  also  be  uscd  for 

% 

illicit 
and  psychotropic 

traffic 
to 
purposes  of  fighting  against 
narcotic  drugs 
substances.  Such 
information  may  be  communicated  to  other  authorities 
directly  involved  in  the  combating  of  illicit  drug  traffic, 
within  the  limits  of  Article  2. 

related 

Paragraph  1 shall  not  impede  the  use  of  information 
2. 
in  any  judicial  or  administrative  proceedings  subsequently 
instituted  for  failure  to  comply  with  customs  legislation. 

3. 
The  Contracting  Parties  may,  in  their  records  of 
evidence,  reports  and  testimonies  and  in  proceedings  and 
the  courts,  use  as  evidence 
charges  brought  before 
information  obtained 
in 
accordance  with  the  provisions  of  this  Protocol. 

and  documents 

consulted 

Article  12 

Experts  and  witnesses 

the 

regarding 

An  official  of  a  requested  authority  may  be  authorized  to 
appear,  within 
the  authorization 
limitations  of 
granted,  as  expert  or  witness  in  judicial  or  administrative 
proceedings 
this 
thc  other  Contracting 
Protocol 
Party, 
or 
authenticated  copies  thereof,  as  may  be  needed  for  the 
proceedings.  Thc  request  tor  an  appearance must  indicate 
specifically  on  what  matters  and  by  virtue  of  what  title  or 
qualification  the  official  will  be  questioned. 

the  matters  covered  by 

jurisdiction  of 

documents 

produce 

objects, 

in  the 

such 

and 

Article  13 

Assistance  expenses 

for 

the 

Thc  Contracting  Parties  shall  waive  all  claims  on  each 
othcr 
incurred 
pursuant  to  this  Protocol,  except,  as  appropriate,  for 
expenses  to  experts  and  witnesses  and  to  interpreters  and 
translators  who  arc  not  dependent  upon  public  services. 

reimbursement  of  expenses 

Article  14 

Implementation 

1. 
The  management  of  this  Protocol  shall  be  entrusted 
to  thc  central  customs  authorities  of  Latvia  on  the  one 
hand  and  thc  competent  services  of  the  Commission  of 
the  European  Communities  and,  where  appropriate,  the 
the 
customs  authorities  of 
European  Union  on  the  othcr.  They  shall  decide  on  all 
practical  measures  and  arrangements  necessary  for 
its 
application,  taking  into  consideration  rules  in  the  field  of 
data  protection.  They  may  recommend 
Coinci I 
this  Protocol. 

amendments  which  they  consider  be  made  to 

thc  Member  States  of 

to 

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The  Contracting  Parties  shall  consult  each  other 
2. 
and  subsequently  keep  each  other 
the 
detailed  rules  of  implementation  which  are  adopted  in 
accordance  with  the  provisions  of  this  Protocol. 

informed  of 

which  have  been  concluded  or  may  be  concluded  between 
individual  or  several  Member  States  of  the  European 
Union  and  Latvia.  Nor  shall  it  preclude  more  extensive 
mutual  assistance  granted  under  such  agreements. 

Article  15 

Complementarity 

1. 
This  Protocol  shall  complement  and  not  impede  the 
application  of  any  agreements  on  mutual  assistance 

2.  Without  prejudice  to  Article  11,  these  agreements 
the 
do  not  prejudice  Community  provisions  governing 
communication  between  the  competent  services  of 
the 
Commission  and  the  customs  authorities  of  the  Member 
States  of  any  information  obtained  in  customs  matters 
which  could  be  of  Community  interest. 

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JOINT  DECLARATIONS 

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1. Article 37(1) 

It  is understood  that  the  concept  'conditions  and  modalities  applicable  in  each Member  State' 
includes Community rules where appropriate. 

2.  Article 37 

It  is understood  that the  notion  'children' is defined  in  accordance  with  national  legislation  of 
the host country concerned. 

3.  Article 38 

It  is  understood  that  the  notion  'members  of  their  family'  is  defined  in  accordance  with  the 
national legislation of the host  country  concerned. 

4. Chapter II of Title IV 

Without  prejudice  to  the  provisions  of Chapter  II of Title  IV,  the Parties  agree  that  treatment 
of the  nationals  or companies  of  one Party  shall  be considered  to  be  less  favourable  than  that 
accorded  to  those  of  the  other  Party  if  such  treatment  is  either  formally  or  de facto  less 
favourable than the treatment  accorded  to those of the other Party. 

5. Article 46(d)i 

Without  prejudice  to  Article  46, the  Parties  agree  that  no  provision  under  the  Agreement 
can  be  interpreted  as  denying  the  right  of  the  Parties  to  control  and  regulate  in  order  to 
ensure that  natural  persons  benefiting  from  the right of  establishment  effectively  pursue  an 
activity as self-employed  persons. 

6. Article 56 

The  sole  fact  of requiring  a visa  for  natural  persons  of  certain  Member  States  and  not  for 
those of other Member  States by Latvia or of requiring a visa  for  natural  persons  of Latvia 
by certain Member  States and  not  by others shall not  be regarded  as nullifying  or  impairing 
benefits  under a specific  commitment. 

7. Article 62 

The provisions  of Article  62  shall  not  apply  to  the  acquisition  of Latvian  privatization 
certificates  by non-residents. 

The Association  Council may consider measures to reduce these restrictions. 

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8. Article 66 

The Parties agree that until 31 December  1999 Article 66  of this Agreement  shall not 
apply with respect  to  undertakings  to which special  or exclusive rights in the field of 
telecommunications have been granted by the Latvian side, on the condition that 

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leased  lines  are  made  available  on  request,  and  within  reasonable  time  periods,  for 
corporate  networks  and closed  user groups for their use,  comprising  voice  telephony 
and data services from the date provided for in Article 66; 

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the regulatory functions are entrusted to a body independent of the telecommunications 
organization from the data provided for in Article 66. 

9.  Article 67 

The  Parties  agree  that  for  the  purpose  of  the  Agreement,  intellectual,  industrial  and 
commercial  property  includes  in  particular  copyright,  including  the  copyright  in  computer 
programmes  and  neighbouring  rights,  the  rights  relating  to  patents,  industrial  designs, 
geographical  indications,  including  appellations  of  origin,  trademarks  and  service  marks, 
topographies  of  integrated  circuits  as  well  as  protection  against  unfair  competition  as 
referred  to in Article  10 bis of the Paris Convention for the Protection  of Industrial  Property 
and  protection  of undisclosed  information  on know-how. 

10. Article  115 

The  Parties  agree  that  the  Association  Council,  in  conformity  with  Article  115  of  the 
Agreement,  shall  examine the  option  of creating  an advisory  body  comprising  members  of the 
Community's Economic and  Social Committee and their Latvian  counterparts. 

11. Protocol  3 to the Agreement 

The  Parties  agree  that  future  developments  in regional  cooperation  between  the  Baltic  States 
could  lead  to  a deepening of effects  of rules of origin. 

12. Protocol  5 to the Agreement 

The  Parties  agree  that  assistance  under  this  Protocol  does^ not  extend  to  the  collection  of 
customs  duties, taxes, fines and other charges on behalf of the other Party. 

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AGREEMENT 

in the form  of an exchange ofletters  between the European  Community  and  the 
Republic of Latvia on maritime transport 

A. Letter from the Community 

Sir, 

We would  be grateful  if you would  confirm that your Government agrees with the  following: 

When  the Free  Trade  Agreement  between the European  Communities  and  Latvia  was  signed, 
the Parties undertook to  address in the appropriate manner  issues relating  to  the operation  of 
shipping, particularly where the development  of trade might be hindered. Mutually  satisfactory 
solutions  on  shipping  will  be  sought  while  the  principle  of  free  and  fair  competition  on  a 
commercial basis is observed. 

It has likewise been agreed that such issues should also be discussed by the  Association  Counci I 
Please accept,  Sir, the assurance of our highest consideration. 

On behalf of 
the Council  of the European Union 

B. Letter from  the Republic of Latvia 

Sir, 

I  have  the  honour  to  acknowledge  receipt  of your  letter  and  to  confirm  that  my  Government 
agrees with the following: 

'When  the  Free  Trade  Agreement  between  the  European  Communities  and  Latvia  was 
signed,  the  Parties  undertook  to  address  in the  appropriate  manner  issues  relating  to  the 
operation  of  shipping,  particularly  where  the  development  of  trade  might  be  hindered. 
Mutually  satisfactory  solutions on shipping will be sought while the principle of free and  fair 
competition on a commercial basis is observed. 

It  has  likewise  been  agreed  that  such  issues  should  also  be  discussed  by  the  Associatio 
Counci I 

Please accept,  Sir, the assurance of our highest consideration. 

For the  Government 
of the Republic of Latvia 

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A G R E E M E NT 
in  the  form  of an  exchange  of  letters  between  the European  Community  and  the  Republic 
of Latvia  concerning  the  recognition  of regionalization  of African  swine  fever  in  the 
Kingdom  of  Spain 

Sir, 

A. Letter  from  the Republic  of  Latvia 

I  have  the  honour  to  refer  to  the  discussions  concerning  trade  agreements  for  certain  agricultural 
products  between  the  Community  and  Latvia  which  have  taken  place  in  the  framework  of  the 
negotiations  of the Free Trade  Agreement. 

I  hereby  confirm  that  Latvia  accepts  to  recognize  that  the  territory  of  the  Kingdom  of  Spain,  with 
the  exception  of the  provinces  of Badajoz,  Huelva,  Sevilla  and  Cordoba,  is free  from  African  swine 
fever,  under  the  same terms  as  foreseen  in Council  Decision  89/21/EEC  of  14 December  1988,  and 
the  successive  Commission  Decisions. 

Latvia  accepts  this  derogation  without  prejudice  to  all  other  requirements  foreseen  by  the  Latvian 
veterinary  legislation. 

I  should  be  obliged  if you  would  confirm  the  agreement  of  the  Community  to  the  contents  of  this 
letter. 

Please  accept,  Sir, the  assurance  of my  highest  consideration. 

For  the  Government  of the Republic  of Latvia 

Sir, 

B.  Letter  from  the  Community 

I  have  the  honour  to  acknowledge  receipt  of your  letter  of today's  date  which  reads  as  follows: 

T  have  the  honour  to  refer  to  the  discussions  concerning  trade  agreements  for  certain 
agricultural  products  between  the  Community  and  Latvia  which  have  taken  place  in  the 
framework  of the negotiations  of the Free Trade  Agreement. 

I  hereby  confirm  that  Latvia  accepts  to  recognize  that  the  territory  of  the  Kingdom  of  Spain, 
with  the  exception  of  the  provinces  of  Badajoz,  Huelva,  Sevilla  and  Cordoba,  is  free  from 
African  swine  fever,  under  the  same  terms  as  foreseen  in  Council  Decision  89/21/EEC  of  14 
December  1988, and  the  successive  Commission  Decisions. 

Latvia  accepts  this  derogation  without  prejudice  to  all  other  requirements  foreseen  by  the 
Latvian  veterinary  legislation. 

I  should  be  obliged  if  you  would  confirm  the  agreement  of  the  Community  to  the  contents  of 
this  letter.' 

I  have  the  honour  to  confirm  that  the Community  is in agreement  with  the  contents  of your  letter. 

Please  accept,  Sir,  the assurance  of my highest  consideration. 

On  behalf  of the  Council  of the European  Union 

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UNILATERAL  DECLARATIONS 

Declaration  by the French  Government 

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France  notes  that  the  Europe  Agreement  with  the  Republic  of  Latvia  does  not  apply  to  the 
overseas  countries  and  territories  associated  with  the  European  Community  pursuant  to  the 
Treaty establishing the European  Community. 

Declarations  by the Republic of Latvia 

1. Article 34 

The existing  diagonal cumulation shall be introduced  between the EU  and the Baltic  States, 
treated  as one territory for the purposes to be involved in European  cumulation with  a view 
to reach the full  cumulation and improve market access for  originating products. 

2. Chapter  I 
Movement  of workers 

Interpretation  of the terms "nationality" and "nationals" 

The Republic of Latvia interprets the terms used in the text of the  Agreement: 

-"nationality"  as equal to the term "citizenship" 
-"Latvian nationals" as equal to the term "persons who have Latvian citizenship" 

3.Article 79 

Latvia  considers  the  exchange  of  information  on  the  agricultural  price  level  in  the 
Community market as crucial for this cooperation. 

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.  Taking  into  account  the  intention  of  both  Parties  ot  start  negotiations  on  a  Europe 
Agreement  as  soon  as possible, Latvia  expressed  its interest  that  during  these  negotiations 
trade  in  textile  and  agricultural  products  could  be  renegotiated  with  an  aim  to  provide 
appropriate  adjustment  to  deepen  mutual trade liberalization  following  the accession  of the 
Scandinavian countries to the European Union. 

DECISION  OF THE COUNCIL AND THE  COMMISSION 

of 

1995 

CX. ^ 

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on the conclusion  of the Europe Agreement  between  the European  Communities 
and their Member States, of the one part, and  the Republic  of Lithuania,  of the 
other part 

(.../.../CECA, CEE, Euratom) 

THE COUNCIL  OF THE EUROPEAN  UNION, 

THE  COMMISSION  OF THE EUROPEAN  COMMUNITIES, 

Having regard  to  the Treaty  establishing the European  Coal  and  Steel  Community,  and in 
particular  Article 95 thereof, 

Having  regard  to  the  Treaty  establishing  the  European  Community,  and  in  particular 
Article  238  in  conjunction  with  the  second  sentence  of  Article  228  (2)  and  the  second 
subparagraph  of Article 228 (3) thereof, 

Having  regard  to  the Treaty  establishing  the European  Atomic Energy  Community,  and in 
particular the second  paragraph  of Article  101 thereof, 

After  consultation  of  the  Consultative  Committee  and  the  unanimous  agreement  of  the 
Council, 

Having  regard  to the assent  of the European  Parliament1, 

Having  regard  to  the  approval  of  the  Council  granted  pursuant  to  Article  101  of  the 
Treaty  establishing the European  Atomic Energy  Community, 

Whereas  the  Europe  Agreement  between  the  European  Communities  and  their  Member 
States, of the one  part,  and the Republic of Lithuania,  of the other  part,  signed  in Brussels 
on 

1995, should  be  approved, 

HAVE DECIDED  AS FOLLOWS : 

Article 1 

The Europe  Agreement  between  the European  Communities  and  their  Member  States,  of 
the  one  part,  and  the  Republic  of  Lithuania,  of  the  other  part,  the  Protocols  annexed 
thereto  and  the  declarations  and  exchanges  of letters  attached  to  the Final  Act  are  hereby 
approved  on  behalf  of  the  European  Coal  and  Steel  Community, 
the  European 
Community  and  the European  Atomic Energy  Community. 

The texts  of the  Agreement,  the Protocols  annexed  thereto  and  the  Final  Act  are  attached 
to this Decision. 

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Article 2 

1.  The position to be taken by the Community within the Association  Council  shall be laid 
down  by  the  Council,  on  a  proposal  from  the  Commission,  or,  where  appropriate,  by 
the  Commission,  each in accordance with the corresponding  provisions  of the  Treaties 
establishing  the  European  Community,  the  European  Coal  and  Steel  Community  and 
the European  Atomic Energy Community. 

2.  The  President  of  the  Council  shall,  in  accordance  with  Article  112  of  the  Europe 
Agreement,  preside  over  the  Association  Council  and  present  the  position  of  the 
Community.  A  representative  of  the  Commission  shall  preside  over  the  Association 
Committee,  in  accordance  with  the  Rules  of  Procedure  thereof,  and  present  the 
position  of the  Community. 

Article 3 

The  President  of  the  Commission  shall,  as regards  the European  Community,  deposit  the 
act  of  notification  provided  for  in  Article  132  of  the  Agreement.  The  President  of  the 
Commission  shall  deposit  the  said  acts  of  notification  as  regards  the  European  Coal  and 
Steel  Community  and the European Atomic Energy  Community. 

Done at Brussels, 

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EUROPE AGREEMENT 

establishing an association  between the European  Communities  and their Member 
States, of the one part, and the Republic of Lithuania, of the other part 

THE KINGDOM OF BELGIUM, 

THE KINGDOM OF DENMARK, 

THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC  OF GERMANY, 

THE HELLENIC REPUBLIC, 

THE KINGDOM OF SPAIN, 

THE FRENCH REPUBLIC, 

IRELAND, 

THE ITALIAN REPUBLIC, 

THE GRAND DUCHY OF LUXEMBOURG, 

THE KINGDOM OF THE NETHERLANDS, 

THE REPUBLIC  OF AUSTRIA, 

THE PORTUGUESE  REPUBLIC, 

THE REPUBLIC OF FINLAND, 

THE KINGDOM OF  SWEDEN, 

THE UNITED KINGDOM  OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN  IRELAND, 

Contracting Parties to the Treaty establishing the European  Union, the Treaty  establishing  the 
European  Community,  the  Treaty  establishing  the  European  Coal  and  Steel  Community  and 
the  Treaty  establishing  the  European  Atomic  Energy  Community,  hereinafter  referred  to  as 
'Member States', and 

The  EUROPEAN  COMMUNITY,  the  EUROPEAN  ATOMIC  ENERGY  COMMUNITY 
and  the  EUROPEAN  COAL  AND  STEEL  COMMUNITY,  hereinafter  referred  to  as  "the 
Community", 

acting within the framework  of the European  Union, of the one part, 

and  the  REPUBLIC  OF  LITHUANIA,  hereinafter  referred  to  as  "Lithuania";  of  the  other 
part, 

RECALLING the historical  links between the Parties and the common values they share, 

RECOGNIZING that the Community and Lithuania wish to reinforce  these links, to  establish 
close  and  lasting  relations  on  a  basis  of  reciprocity  allowing  Lithuania  to  participate  in  the 
process  of  European  integration,  in  reinforcing  and  further  developing  the  relations 
previously  established,  in  particular  via  the  Agreement  on  Trade  and  Commercial  and 
Economic Cooperation  and the Agreement  on Free Trade and Trade-Related Matters; 

CONSIDERING  the  commitment  to  the  intensification  of  political  and  economic  liberties 
which constitute  the basis  of this  Agreement  and to  further  development  of Lithuania's  new 
economic and political system which respects - in accordance inter alia with the  undertakings 
made within the context  of the CSCE - the rule of law and human rights, including the  rights 
of  persons  belonging  to  minorities,  a  multiparty  system  with  free  and  democratic  elections 
and liberalisation  aimed at setting up a market  economy; 

SHARING the understanding  that  Lithuania  has made  considerable  progress  in  political  and 
economic reforms  and that these reforms  will be pursued; 

CONSIDERING  the  commitment  to  the  implementation  of  commitments  made  in  the 
framework  of the CSCE,  in particular those set  out in the Helsinki Final Act,  the  concluding 
documents of the Madrid. Vienna and Copenhagen meetings, those of the Charter of Paris  for 
a  New  Europe,  the  conclusions  of  the  CSCE's  Bonn  Conference,  the CSCE  Helsinki 
document  1992, the European  Convention  on Human Rights; the European  Energy  Charter 
Treaty as well as the Ministerial Declaration of the Lucerne Conference  of 30 April  1993; 

WILLING  to  promote  improved  contacts  among  their  citizens  as  well  as  the  free  flow  of 
information  and ideas, as agreed by the Parties in the framework  of the CSCE; 

CONSCIOUS  of the importance  of this Agreement  in establishing and  enhancing  in Europe  a 
system  of  stability  based  on  cooperation,  with  the  European  Union  as  one  of  the 
cornerstones; 

RECOGNIZING  that  there  is  a  need  to  continue,  with  the  Community's  help,  Lithuania's 
political and economic  reform; 

TAKING ACCOUNT  of the  Community's  wishes to  contribute  to  the  implementation  of  the 
reforms  and  to  assist  Lithuania  in facing  the  economic  and  social  consequences  of  structural 
adjustment; 

RECOGNIZING  that  full  implementation  of  the  Agreement  is  linked  to  the  implementation 
of a coherent  programme  of economic and political reform by Lithuania; 

RECOGNIZING  the  need  for  continuing  regional  cooperation  among  the  Baltic  States, 
taking into account that closer integration between the European Union and the Baltic States, 
and the Baltic  States among themselves, should proceed  in parallel; 

CONSIDERING the commitment  to liberalise trade based  on GATT and WTO principles; 

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EXPECTING that this Agreement will create a new climate for  economic  relations  between 
them and above all for the development of trade matters and investment,  which are essential 
to economic restructuring and the renewal of technology; 

BEARING in mind that political dialogue on matters of mutual interest has been established 
by the joint declaration of May 1992; 

DESIROUS  of  developing  and intensifying  regular political  dialogue within  the  multilateral 
framework established by the Copenhagen European Council of June  1993  and enhanced by 
the decision of the Council of the European Union of 7 March  1994  and the  conclusions  of 
the Essen European Council of December 1994; 

RECALLING that Lithuania has been an associated partner of the WEU since May  1994 and 
that it participates in the NATO Partnership for Peace Programme; 

RECOGNIZING  the  contribution  which  the  Pact  on  Stability  in  Europe  can  make  to 
promoting  stability and good-neighbourly  relations in the Baltic region,  and confirming  their 
determination to work together for the success of this initiative; 

TAKING ACCOUNT  of the Community's willingness to  employ instruments of  cooperation 
and economic, technical and financial assistance on a global and multiannual basis; 

BEARING  in  mind  the  economic  and  social  disparities  between  the  Community  and 
Lithuania  and  thus  recognizing  that  the  objectives  of  this  association  should  be  reached 
through appropriate provisions of the Agreement; 

DESIROUS  of establishing cultural cooperation and developing exchanges of  information; 

WILLING to set up a framework for cooperation aimed at preventing illegal activities; 

RECOGNIZING  the  fact  that  Lithuania's  ultimate  objective  is 'to  become  a member  of  the 
European Union and that association through this Agreement will,  in the view  of the Parties, 
help Lithuania to achieve this objective; 

TAKING  INTO  ACCOUNT  the. accession  preparation  strategy  adopted  by  the  Essen 
European Council of December  1994, which  is being  politically  implemented  by the  creation, 
between  the  associated  states  and  the  Institutions  of  the  European  Union,  of  structured 
relations which encourage mutual trust and will provide a framework  for  addressing  topics of 
common interest. 

HAVE AGREED AS FOLLOWS : 

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ARTICLE  1 

1.  An  association  is  hereby  established  between  the  Community  and  its Member  States,  of  the 

one  part,  and  Lithuania,  of the  other  part. 

2.  The  objectives  of this  association  are: 

-  to  provide  an  appropriate  framework  for  the  political  dialogue  between  the  Parties 

allowing  the  development  of close  political  relations, 

-  to  establish  gradually  a  free  trade  area  between  the  Community  and  Lithuania  covering 

substantially  all trade  between  them, 

-  to  promote  the  expansion  of  trade  and  the  harmonious  economic  relations  between  the 

Parties  and  so to  foster  dynamic  economic  development  and prosperity in Lithuania, 

-  to  provide  a basis  for  economic,  financial,  cultural  and  social  cooperation  and  cooperation 
in  the  prevention  of  illegal  activities,  as  well  as  for  the  Community's  assistance  to 
Lithuania, 

-  to  support  Lithuania's  efforts  to  develop  its  economy  and  to  complete  the  transition  into  a 

market  economy, 

-  to  provide  an  appropriate  framework  for  the  gradual  integration  of  Lithuania  into  the 
European  Union.  Lithuania  shall  work  towards  fulfilling  the  necessary  requirements  in  this 
respect, 

-  to  set  up  institutions  suitable  to  make  the  association  effective. 

TITLE  I:  GENERAL  PRINCIPLES 

ARTICLE  2 

1.  Respect  for  democratic  principles  and  human  rights,  established  by  the  Helsinki  Final  Act 
and  in  the  Charter  of Paris  for  a New  Europe,  as well  as  the  principles  of  market  economy, 
inspire  the  domestic  and  external  policies  of  the  Parties  and  constitute  essential  elements  of 
this  Agreement. 

2.  The  Parties  consider  that  it  is  essential  for  the  future  prosperity  and  stability  of  the  region 
that  the  Baltic  States  should  maintain  and  develop  cooperation  among  themselves  and  will 
make  every  effort  to  enhance  this  process. 

ARTICLE  3 

1.  The  Association  includes  a  transitional  period  which  is  referred  to  in  specific  Articles 

hereinafter  and  which  ends  at  the  latest  on  31 December  1999. 

2.  The  Association  Council,  bearing  in  mind  that  the  principles  of  the  market  economy  are 
essential  to  the  present  association,  shall  proceed  regularly  to  examine  the  application  of  the 
Agreement  and  the  implementation  by  Lithuania  of  economic  reforms  on  the  basis  of  the 
principles  referred  to  in the  preamble. 

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3.  The  transitional  period  envisaged  under  paragraphs  1 and  2  shall  apply  neither  to  Title  II 

nor to Title in. 

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TITLE H : POLITICAL  DIALOGUE 

ARTICLE 4 

The  political  dialogue  between  the  European  Union  and  Lithuania  shall  be  developed  and 
intensified.  It  shall  accompany  and  consolidate  the  rapprochement  between  the  European 
Union  and Lithuania,  support  the  political  and  economic  changes  underway  in that  country  or 
already realised,  and  contribute to the  establishment  of close links of  solidarity  and  new  forms 
of cooperation between the Parties. The political dialogue is intended to promote  in particular 

- Lithuania's  full  integration  into  the  community  of  democratic  nations  and  its  progressive 

rapprochement with the European Union; 

- an increasing convergence  of positions of the Parties on international  issues and,  in  particular, 

on those issues likely to have substantial  effects  on the Parties; 

- better  cooperation  in  areas  covered  by  the  Common  Foreign  and  Security  Policy  of  the 

European Union; 

- security and stability in Europe. 

ARTICLE 5 

Political dialogue  shall take  place within the  multilateral  framework  and  in accordance  with  the 
forms and practices established  with the associated  countries of central  Europe. 

ARTICLE 6 

1.  At  ministerial  level,  bilateral  political  dialogue  shall  take  place  within  the  Association 
Council,  which  shall  have the  general  responsibility  for  any  matter  which  the  Parties  might 
wish to put to it. 

2.  With  the  agreement  of  the  Parties,  other  procedures  for  political  dialogue  shall  be 

established,  in particular: 

- meetings,  where  necessary,  of  senior  officials  (at  the  level  of  political  directors) 
representing  Lithaunia,  on  the  one  hand,  and  the  Presidency  of  the  Council  of  the 
European  Union  and the Commission,  on the other; 

- taking  full  advantage  of all diplomatic  channels between  the Parties,  including  appropriate 
contacts  in  third  countries  and  within  the  United  Nations,  the  OSCE  and  other 
international  fora; 

- including Lithuania  in the group  of countries receiving regular  information  on the  activities 
managed  within  the  framework  of  the  Common  Foreign  and  Security  Policy  as  well  as 
exchanging information  with  a view to achieving the objectives  defined  in Article 4; 

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- any other means which would  make a useful  contribution to consolidating,  developing and 

stepping up this dialogue. 

ARTICLE 7 

At  parliamentary  level,  political  dialogue  shall  take  place  within  the  framework  of  the 
Parliamentary  Committee  of  the  association  between  the  European  Communities  and  their 
Member  States  and  the Republic  of Lithuania  (hereinafter  referred  to  as  the  "Parliamentary 
Committee"). 

TITLE HI: FREE MOVEMENT OF GOODS 

ARTICLE 8 

1.  The Community and Lithuania shall gradually establish a free trade area in a transitional period 
lasting  a maximum  of  six years  starting  from  the  entry  into  force  of the  Agreement  on  Free 
Trade and  Trade-Related  Matters on  1 January  1995, in accordance with the provisions  of this 
Agreement  and  in  conformity  with  those  of  the  General  Agreement  on  Tariffs  and  Trade 
(GATT) and the World Trade Organisation (WTO). 

2.  The  Combined  Nomenclature  of goods  shall be applied  to  the  classification  of  goods  in  trade 

between the two Parties. 

3.  For  each  product  the basic duty to which the  successive  reductions  set  out  in this  Agreement 
are  to  be  applied  shall  be  that  actually  applied  erga  omnes  on  1 March  1994.  For  products 
referred  to  in  Chapter  II  and  III,  the basic  duties  shall  be those  set  out  in  Annexes  II-V  and 
XII, or those actually applied erga omnes on  1 January  1995, whichever are the lower. 

4.  If,  after  the entry  into force  of the Agreement  on Free Trade and Trade-Related  Matters,  i.e. 1 
January  1995,  any  tariff  reduction  is applied  on an erga  omnes  basis,  in particular,  reductions 
resulting  from  the  tariff  agreement  concluded  as  a result  of the  GATT  Uruguay  Round,  such 
reduced  duties  shall  replace the basic duties referred  to  in paragraph  3 as  from  the  date  when 
such reductions  are applied. 

5.  The Community  and Lithuania shall communicate to each other their respective basic duties. 

Chapter I: Industrial  products 

ARTICLE 9 

1.  The  provisions  of  this  Chapter  shall  apply  to  products  originating  in  the  Community  and  in 
Lithuania  listed  in Chapters 25 to 97 of the Combined Nomenclature with the  exception  of the 
products listed  in Annex I. 

2.  The provisions of Articles  10 to  14 inclusive do not apply to products mentioned  in Article 16. 

3.  Trade  between  the  Parties  in  items  covered  by  the  Treaty  establishing  the  European  Atomic 

Energy Community will be conducted  in accordance with the provisions of that  Treaty. 

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1.  Customs  duties  on imports  applicable  in the  Community  to  products  originating  in Lithuania 

are abolished on 1  January 1995. 

2.  Quantitative  restrictions  on  imports  into  the  Community  and measures  having  an  equivalent 

effect are abolished on 1  January 1995 with regard to products originating in Lithuania. 

ARTICLE 11 

1.  Customs duties  on imports  applicable  in Lithuania to  products  originating  in the  Community 

other than those listed in Annexes II, III and IV are abolished on 1 January 1995. 

2.  Customs  duties  on imports  applicable  in Lithuania to  products  originating  in the  Community 
which are listed  in Annex II  shall  be  progressively  reduced  in accordance  with  the  following 
timetable: 

- on 1.1.1996,  each duty shall be reduced to 50% of the basic duty, 

- on 1.1.1997,  the remaining duties shall be eliminated. 

3.  Customs  duties  on  imports  applicable  in Lithuania  to  products  originating  in  the  Community 
which  are listed  in Annex  III  shall  be  progressively  reduced  in accordance  with  the  following 
timetable: 

- on  1.1.1998,  each duty shall be reduced to 50% of the basic duty, 

- on  1.1.2001, the remaining duties shall be eliminated. 

4.  Customs  duties  on  imports  applicable  in Lithuania  to  products  originating  in  the  Community 

which are listed in Annex IV shall be abolished  on  1.1.2001. 

5.  Quantitative  restrictions  on  imports  into  Lithuania  of  products  orgina#ng  in  the  Community 

and measures having an equivalent  effect  are abolished on  1  January  1995. 

ARTICLE  12 

The provisions  concerning  the  abolition  of customs  duties on imports  shall  also  apply  to  customs 
duties of a fiscal nature. 

ARTICLE 13 

Any charges having an effect  equivalent  to  customs duties on imports  are  abolished  on  1 January 
1995 in trade between the Community and Lithuania. 

ARTICLE  14 

1.  The  Community  and  Lithuania  shall  progressively  abolish  between  them  by  1.1.1995  any 
customs  duties  on  exports  and  charges  having  equivalent  effect  except  those  applied  by 
Lithuania to products listed  in Annex V which shall be eliminated by  1.1.2001 at the latest. 

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2.  Quantitative restrictions  on exports to Lithuania and any measures  having  equivalent  effect  are 

abolished by the Community  on  1  January  1995. 

3.  Quantitative  restrictions  on  exports  to  the  Community  and  any  measures  having  equivalent 

effect  are abolished by Lithuania on  1  January  1995. 

ARTICLE 15 

Each  Party  declares  its  readiness  to  reduce  its  customs  duties  in  trade  with  the  other  Party 
more rapidly than is provided  for in Articles  10 and  11 if its general economic  situation  and  the 
situation of the economic sector concerned  so permit. 

The Association Council  referred  to in Article  111 (hereinafter  referred  to  as  "the  Association 
Council") may make recommendations to this  effect. 

1 ARTICLE  16 

1.  The textile products  of Lithuanian  origin  listed  in Annex VI to  this Agreement  shall  benefit 
from  a suspension  of  customs  duties  on  imports  into  the  Community,  under  the  conditions 
set out in that Annex.  The Annex may be revised  by decision  of the Association  Council, in 
accordance with the procedures set out in Article  113. 

2.  Protocol No.  1 lays down the other arrangements applicable to the textiles products  referred 

to therein. 

ARTICLE  17 

1.  The  provisions  of  this  Chapter  do  not  preclude  the  retention  by  the  Community  of  an 
agricultural  component  in the duties applicable to products listed  in Annex  VII in respect  of 
products originating  in Lithuania. 

2.  The  provisions  of  this  Chapter  do  not  preclude  the  introduction  of  an  agricultural 
component  by  Lithuania  in  the  duties  applicable  to  the  products  listed  in  Annex  VIII  in 
respect of products  originating in the Community. 

Chapter  II:  Agriculture 

ARTICLE  18 

1.  The provisions  of this  Chapter  shall apply to  agricultural  products  originating  in the  Community 

and in Lithuania. 

2.  The term  "agricultural  products"  means the products  listed  in Chapter  1 to  24  of the  Combined 
Nomenclature  and  the  products  listed  in Annex  I,  but  excluding  fishery  products  as  defined  by 
Regulation  (EEC) No  3759/92. 

ARTICLE  19 

Protocol  No.  2  lays  down  the  trade  arrangements  for  processed  agricultural  products  which  are 
listed therein. 

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ARTICLE 20 

1.  As  from  1 January  1995  no  quantitative  restrictions  apply  to  imports  into  the  Community  of 
agricultural  products  originating  in  Lithuania  nor  to  imports  into  Lithuania  of  agricultural 
products originating in the Community. 

2.  The Community and Lithuania  shall grant each other the concessions referred  to in Annexes IX-
XIII on a harmonious and reciprocal basis in accordance with the conditions laid down therein. 

3.  The concessions referred  to in paragraph 2 may be subject  to revision by agreement between the 
Parties  within  a  period  lasting  until  31 December  1997  and  on  the  basis  of  the  principles  and 
procedures set out in paragraph 4. 

4.  Taking account  of the volume of trade in agricultural  products between them,  of their  particular 
sensitivity,  of the rules of the common  agricultural  policy of the  Community,  of the  rules  of the 
agricultural policy in Lithuania,  of the role of agriculture in Lithuania's economy, the Community 
and  Lithuania  shall  examine  in  the  Association  Council,  product  by  product  and  on  an  orderly 
and reciprocal basis, the possibilities of granting each other further  concessions. 

ARTICLE 21 

Notwithstanding  other  provisions  of  this  Agreement,  and  in  particular  Article  30,  if,  given  the 
particular  sensitivity of the agricultural markets, imports of products originating in one Party, which 
are  the  subject  of  concessions  granted  pursuant  to  Article  20,  cause  serious  disturbance  to  the 
markets  in  the  other  Party,  both  Parties  shall  enter  into  consultations  immediately  to  find  an 
appropriate  solution.  Pending such a solution, the Party concerned  may take the measures  it deems 
necessary. 

Chapter  III:  Fisheries 

ARTICLE 22 

1.  The provisions  of this  Chapter  shall  apply to  fishery  products  originating  in the  Community 

and in Lithuania,  which are covered  by Regulation (EEC) No 3759/92. 

ARTICLE 23 

1.  The Community  and Lithuania  shall grant  each other the concessions  referred  to  in Annexes 
XIV and XV,  on  a harmonious  and  reciprocal  basis, in accordance  with  the  conditions  laid 
down therein. 

2.  The provisions of Articles 20(4) and 21 shall apply mutatis mit tandis to fishery  products. 

Chapter  IV:  Common  provisions 

ARTICLE 24 

The  provisions  of  this  Title  shall  apply  to  trade  between  the  Parties  in  all  products  except 
where otherwise provided  herein or in Protocols No  1  and No 2. 

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1.  In trade between the Community and Lithuania from  1 January  1995 [] : 

- no new customs duties  on imports or exports or charges having equivalent  effect  shall  be 

introduced, nor shall those already applied be increased; 

- no  new  quantitative  restrictions  on  imports  or  exports  or  measures  having  equivalent 

effect  shall be introduced  nor shall those existing be made more restrictive. 

2.  Without  prejudice  to  the  concessions  granted  pursuant  to  Article  20,  the  provisions  of 
paragraph  1 of  this  Article  shall  not  restrict  in  any  way  the  pursuance  of  the  respective 
agricultural  policies  of Lithuania  and  the  Community  or  the  taking  of  any  measures  under 
such policies. 

ARTICLE 26 

1.  The  two  Parties  shall  refrain  from  any  measure  or  practice  of  an  internal  fiscal  nature 
establishing, whether directly or indirectly, discrimination between the products of one Party 
and like products originating in the territory of the other Party. 

2.  Products exported to the territory of one of the two Parties may not benefit  from  repayment 
of internal indirect taxation in excess of the amount of direct or indirect taxation imposed  on 
them. 

ARTICLE 27 

1.  This Agreement shall not preclude the maintenance or establishment  of customs unions, free 
trade  areas  or  arrangements  for  frontier  trade  except  insofar  as  they  alter  the  trade 
arrangements provided  for  in this Agreement. 

2.  Consultations  between  the  Parties  shall  take  place  within  the  Association  Council 
concerning  agreements  establishing  such  customs  unions  or  free  trade  areas  and,  where 
requested,  on  other  major  issues  related  to  their  respective  trade  policies  with  third 
countries.  In  particular  in  the  event  of  a  third  country  acceding  to  the  Community,  such 
consultations  shall  take  place  so  as  to  ensure  that  account  can  be  taken  of  the  mutual 
interests of the Community  and Lithuania stated  in this Agreement. 

ARTICLE 28 

Exceptional  measures of limited  duration which derogate from  the provisions  of Article  11 and 
Article 25(1), first indent, may be taken by Lithuania in the form  of increased  customs duties. 

These measures may only concern infant  industries, or certain sectors undergoing  restructuring 
or  facing  serious  difficulties,  particularly  where  these  difficulties  produce  important  social 
problems. 

Customs  duties  on  imports  applicable  in Lithuania  to  products  originating  in  the  Community 
introduced  by these measures  may not  exceed  25% ad valorem  and  shall  maintain  an  element 
of preference  for products originating in the Community. 

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The total value of imports of the products which are subject  to these measures may not  exceed 
15% of total imports of industrial  products from the Community as defined  in Chapter I during 
the last year for which statistics are available. 

These measures shall be applied for a period not exceeding three years unless a longer  duration 
is  authorized  by  the  Association  Council.  They  shall  cease  to  apply  at  the  latest  by  31 
December 2000. 

No  such  measures  can  be  introduced  in  respect  of  a  product  if  more  than  three  years  have 
elapsed  since the  elimination  of all duties  and  quantitative  restrictions  or  charges  or  measures 
having an equivalent  effect  concerning that product. 

Lithuania  shall  inform  the  Association  Council  of any  exceptional  measures  it  intends  to  take 
and, at the request of the Community, consultations  shall be held in the Association Council on 
such measures  and  the  sectors  to  which they apply before  they  are applied.  When  taking  such 
measures Lithuania shall provide the Association Council with a schedule for the elimination of 
the customs duties introduced  under this Article. This schedule shall provide for  a phasing  out 
of these duties starting at the latest two years after  their introduction  at equal annual rates. The 
Association Council may decide on a different  schedule. 

ARTICLE 29 

If one of the Parties finds that  dumping is taking place in trade with the other Party within  the 
meaning of Article VI of the General Agreement  on Tariffs  and Trade,  it may take  appropriate 
measures against  this practice  in accordance with the Agreement  relating to  the application  of 
Article VI of the General Agreement  on Tariffs  and Trade, with related  internal  legislation  and 
with the conditions and procedures laid down in Article 33. 

ARTICLE 30 

Where any product  is being imported  in such increased  quantities and under  such conditions as 
to cause or threaten  to cause: 

-  serious injury  to  domestic  producers  of like or directly  competitive  products  in the  territory 

of one of the Parties,  or 

-  serious  disturbances  in  any  sector  of  the  economy  or  difficulties  which  could  bring  about 

serious deterioration  in the economic situation of a region, 

the  Community  or  Lithuania,  whichever  is  concerned,  may  take  appropriate  measures  under 
the conditions and  in accordance with the procedures laid down in Article 33. 

ARTICLE 31 

Where compliance with the provisions of Articles  14 and 25 leads to: 

(i) 

re-export  towards  a  third  country  against  which  the  exporting  Party  maintains,  for  the 
product  concerned,  quantitative  export  restrictions,  export  duties  or  measures  having 
equivalent  effect;  or 

(ii) 

a serious shortage,  or threat thereof, of a product  essential to the exporting Party, 

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difficulties  for  the  exporting  Party,  that  Party  may  take  appropriate  measures  under  the 
conditions  and  in accordance  with the  procedures  laid  down  in Article  33. The measures  shall 
be non-discriminatory  and be eliminated when conditions no longer justify  their maintenance. 

ARTICLE 32 

The  Member  States  of the  European  Union  (hereinafter  referred  to  as  "the  Member  States") 
and Lithuania  shall progressively  adjust  any State monopolies  of a commercial  character  so  as 
to  ensure  that,  by  the  end  of  1999,  no  discrimination  regarding  the  conditions  under  which 
goods  are  procured  and  marketed  exists  between  nationals  of  the  Member  States  and  of 
Lithuania.  The Association  Council will be informed  about the measures adopted  to  implement 
this objective. 

ARTICLE 33 

1.  In the event  of the Community or Lithuania subjecting  imports of products liable to give rise 
to  the  difficulties  referred  to  in  Article  30  to  an  administrative  procedure  having  as  its 
purpose  the  rapid  provision  of  information  on  the  trend  of trade  flows,  it  shall  inform  the 
other Party. 

2.  In  the  cases  specified  in  Articles 29,  30  and  31,  before  taking  the  measures  provided  for 
therein or,  in cases to  which  paragraph  3(d)  applies,  as soon  as possible,  the Community  or 
Lithuania,  as  the  case  may  be,  shall  supply  the  Association  Council  with  ail  relevant 
information  with a view to seeking a solution acceptable to the two Parties. 

In  the  selection  of  measures,  priority  must  be  given  to  those  which  least  disturb  the 
functioning  of this Agreement. 

The  safeguard  measures  shall  be  notified  immediately  to  the  Association  Council  and  shall 
be  the  subject  of  periodic  consultations  within  that  body,  particularly  with  a  view  to 
establishing a timetable for their abolition as soon as circumstances  permit. 

3.  For the implementation  of paragraph 2, the following  provisions shall apply: 

(a)  as  regards  Article 30,  the  difficulties  arising  from  the  situation  referred  to  in  that  Article 
shall be referred  for  examination  to  the Association  Council,  which  may take  any decision 
needed to  put an end to such  difficulties. 

If the Association  Council  or  the  exporting Party  has not  taken  a decision  putting  an  end 
to  the difficulties  or  no other  satisfactory  solution  has been  reached  within  30  days  of the 
matter being  referred,  the importing Party  may adopt  the appropriate  measures  to  remedy 
the  problem.  These  measures  must  not  exceed  the  scope  of what  is necessary  to  remedy 
the difficulties  which have arisen; 

(b)  as  regards  Article 29,  the  Association  Council  shall  be  informed  of  the  dumping  case  as 
soon as the authorities of the importing Party have initiated  an investigation.  If no end has 
been  put  to  the  dumping  or  if no  other  satisfactory  solution  has  been  reached  within  30 
days  of  the  matter  being  referred  to  the  Association  Council,  the  importing  Party  m 
adopt the appropriate  measures; 

(c)  as regards  Article 31,  the  difficulties  arising from the  situations  referred  to  in that  Article 

shall be referred  for  examination to the Association Council. 

The Association  Council may take any decision needed  to put  an end  to the  difficulties.  If 
it  has  not  taken  such  a  decision  within  30  days  of  the  matter  being  referred  to  it,  the 
exporting  Party  may  apply  appropriate  measures  on  the  exportation  of  the  product 
concerned; 

(d)  where  exceptional  circumstances  requiring  immediate  action  make  prior  information  or 
examination,  as  the  case  may  be,  impossible,  the  Community  or  Lithuania  whichever  is 
concerned  may,  in the  situations  specified  in  Articles 29,  30  and  31,  apply  forthwith  the 
precautionary  measures strictly necessary to deal with the situation. 

ARTICLE 34 

Protocol  No  3  lays  down  rules  of  origin for  the  application  of the  tariff  preferences  provided 
for  in this Agreement  as well as the methods of administrative cooperation  therewith. 

ARTICLE 35 

This Agreement  shall not preclude prohibitions or restrictions  on imports,  exports  or  goods  in 
transit justified  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  of  artistic, 
historic  or  archaeological  value  or  the  protection  of  intellectual,  industrial  and  commercial 
property  or  rules  relating  to  gold  and  silver.  Such  prohibitions  or  restrictions  shall  not, 
however,  constitute  a  means  of  arbitrary  discrimination  or  a  disguised  restriction  on  trade 
between the Parties. 

ARTICLE 36 

Protocol No 4 lays down the specific provisions to apply to trade between Lithuania  of the  one 
part and  Spain and Portugal  of the other part, and it will be valid until 31 December  1995. 

TITLE  IV: MOVEMENT  OF WORKERS, ESTABLISHMENT,  SUPPLY  OF 

SERVICES 

Chapter  I: Movement  of workers 

ARTICLE 37 

1.  Subject  to the conditions and modalities applicable in each Member  State: 

- the  treatment  accorded  to  workers  of  Lithuanian  nationality,  legally  employed  in  the 
territory  of a Member  State,  shall be free  from  any discrimination  based  on  nationality,  as 
regards  working  conditions,  remuneration  or  dismissal,  as  compared  with  its  own 
nationals. 

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- the  legally  resident  spouse  and  children  of a worker  legally employed  in the territory  of a 
Member  State,  with  the  exception  of  seasonal  workers  and  of  workers  coming  under 
bilateral  agreements  in  the  sense  of  Article  41,  unless  otherwise  provided  by  such 
agreements,  shall  have  access  to  the  labour  market  of  that  Member  State,  during  the 
period of that worker's authorized  stay of employment. 

2.  Lithuania  shall,  subject  to  the  conditions  and  modalities  applicable  in that  country,  accord 
the treatment  referred  to  in paragraph  1 to  workers  who  are  nationals  of  a Member  State 
and are legally employed  in its territory  as well as their  spouse and  children who  are legally 
resident in the said territory. 

ARTICLE 38 

1.  With  a view  to  coordinating  social  security  systems  for  workers  of  Lithuanian  nationality, 
legally  employed  in  the  territory  of  a  Member  State  and  for  the  members  of  their  family 
legally  resident  there,  and  subject  to  the  conditions  and  modalities  applicable  in  each 
Member  State, 

- all  periods  of  insurance,  employment  or  residence  completed  by  such  workers  in  the 
various Member  States  shall be added  together  for  the  purpose  of pensions  and  annuities 
in  respect  of  old  age,  invalidity  and  death  and  for  the  purpose  of  medical  care  for  such 
workers and  such family members; 

- any pensions  or  annuities  in respect  of old  age,  death,  industrial  accident  or  occupational 
disease,  or  of  invalidity  resulting  therefrom,  with  the  exception  of  non-contributory 
benefits,  shall  be  freely  transferable  at  the  rate  applied  by virtue  of the  law  of  the  debtor 
Member  State or States; 

- the workers  in question  shall receive family  allowances for  the  members  of their  family  as 

defined  above. 

2.  Lithuania  shall  accord  to  workers  who  are  nationals  of  a  Member  State  and  legally 
employed  in  its  territory,  and  to  members  of their  families  legally  resident  there,  treatment 
similar to that  specified  in the second and third indents of paragraph  1. 

ARTICLE 39 

1.  The Association  Council  shall by decision adopt the appropriate  provisions to implement  the 
objective  set out  in Article 38. 

2.  The  Association  Council  shall  by  decision  adopt  detailed  rules  for  administrative 
cooperation  providing the necessary management  and control  guarantees  for  the application  of 
the provisions referred  to in paragraph  1. 

ARTICLE 40 

The  provisions  adopted  by  the  Association  Council  in  accordance  with  Article  39  shall  not 
affect  any  rights  or  obligations  arising  from  bilateral  agreements  linking  Lithuania  and  the 
Member  States where  those agreements  provide for  more favourable  treatment  of nationals  of 
Lithuania or of the Member  States. 

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ARTICLE 41 

1.  Taking  into  account  the  labour  market  situation  in  the  Member  State,  subject  to  its 
legislation and to the respect  of rules in force  in that Member State in the area of mobility  of 
workers, 

-the  existing  facilities  for  access  to  employment  for  Lithuanian  workers  accorded  by 
Member States under bilateral agreements ought to be preserved  and if possible improved, 

- the  other  Member  States  shall  consider  favourably  the  possibility  of  concluding  similar 

agreements. 

2.  The  Association  Council  shall  examine  granting  other  improvements  including  facilities  of 
access  for  professional  training,  in  conformity  with  rules  and  procedures  in  force  in  the 
Member  States, and taking account of the labour market  situation in the Member  States and 
in the Community. 

ARTICLE 42 

From  the  end  of  the  transitional  period  or  sooner  if  socio-economic  conditions  in  Lithuania 
have been largely aligned on those of the Member  States and if the employment  situation  in the 
Community  permits,  the  Association  Council  will  consider  ways  of  further  improving  the 
movement of workers. The Association  Council shall make recommendations to  such end. 

ARTICLE 43 

In the interest  of facilitating  the  restructuring  of labour  resources  resulting  from  the  economic 
restructuring 
the 
establishment  of  a  suitable  social  security  system  in Lithuania  as  set  out  in  Article  93  of  this 
Agreement. 

the  Community  shall  provide  technical  assistance  for 

in  Lithuania 

Chapter  H:  Establishment 

ARTICLE 44 

1.  The Community and its Member  States shall grant,  except  for  the sectors included  in Annex 

XVI, from  entry into force  of this Agreement: 

(i)  treatment  no  less  favourable  than  that  accorded  by  Member  States  to  their  own 
companies  or  to  any  third  country  company,  whichever  is  the  better,  with  regard  to  the 
establishment  of Lithuanian  companies; 

(ii)  to  subsidiaries  and  branches  of  Lithuanian  companies,  established  in  their  territory, 
treatment  no  less favourable  than  that  accorded  by Member  States  to  their  own  companies 
and  branches  or  to  subsidiaries  and  branches  of  any  third  country  company  established  in 
their territory, whichever is the better,  in respect of their operation. 

2.  Lithuania  shall  facilitate  the  setting  up  of  operations  on  its  territory  by  Community 
companies  and  nationals.  To  that  end,  it  shall,  except  for  the  sectors  included  in 
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(i)  grant,  from  entry  into  force  of  the  Agreement,  for  the  establishment  of  Community 
companies, treatment  no less favourable  than that  accorded  to  its own  companies  or  to 
companies of any third  country, whichever is the better,  save for the sectors  referred  to 
in Annex  XVIIb,  where  national  treatment  shall be  granted  at  the  latest  by  the  end  of 
the transitional period referred  to in Article 3; 

(ii)  grant,  from  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement,  for  the  operation  of  branches  and 
subsidiaries  of  Community  companies,  established  in  Lithuania,  treatment  no  less 
favourable  than  that  accorded  to  its own  companies  or to  subsidiaries  and  branches  of 
any third country company established in its territory, whichever is the better. 

3.  Lithuania  shall,  during  the  transitional  period  referred  to  in  paragraph  2(i)  not  adopt  any 
measures  or  actions  which  introduce  discrimination  as  regards  the  establishment  and 
operations  of  Community  companies  and  nationals  in  its  territory  in  comparison  with  its 
own companies and nationals. 

4.  The Association  Council  shall  examine regularly  the possibility  of accelerating  the  granting 
of national treatment  in the sectors referred  to in Annex XVTIb and the inclusion  of areas or 
matters listed in Annex.XVIIa.within  the scope of application  of paragraph 2 of this Article. 
Amendments may be made to these Annexes by decision of the Association  Council. 

Following  the  expiration  of the  transitional  period  referred  to  in Article  3, the  Association 
Council  may exceptionally,  upon  request  of Lithuania,  and  if the  necessity  arises,  decide  to 
prolong  the  duration  of  exclusion  of  certain  areas  or  matters  listed  in  Annex  XVIIb  for  a 
limited period  of time. 

5.  The  treatment  described  in  paragraphs  1 and  2  shall  be  applicable  for  the  establishment  and 

operation  of nationals as from  the end of the transitional period  referred  to in Article 3. 

6.  Notwithstanding  the  provisions  of  Article  44(2),  Lithuanian  subsidiaries  and  branches  of 
Community  companies  shall have from  entry into force  of this Agreement,  the right to  acquire, 
use, rent  and  sell real property,  and as regards natural  resources, agricultural  land  and  forestry, 
the right to lease, where these are directly necessary  for  the conduct  of economic  activities  for 
which they are  established. 

By the end of the transitional  period  referred  to in Article 3 Lithuania  shall grant  these  rights to 
Community  nationals established  in Lithuania. 

ARTICLE 45 

1.  The  provisions  of  Article  44  shall  not  apply  to  air  transport,  inland  waterways  and  maritime 

cabotage transport  services. 

2.  The  Association  Council  may  make  recommendations  for  improving  establishment  and 

operations  in the areas covered  by paragraph  1. 

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ARTICLE 46 

a)  A "Community company" or a "Lithuanian company" respectively shall mean a company set up 
in accordance  with the laws  of a Member  State  or of Lithuania  respectively  and  having  its 
registered office  or central administration or principal place of business within the Community 
or in the territory of Lithuania respectively. 

However,  should  the  company,  set  up  in  accordance  with  the  laws  of  a  Member  State  or 
Lithuania respectively,  have only its registered  office  within the Community  or in the territory 
of  Lithuania  respectively,  the  company  shall  be  considered  a  Community  or  Lithuanian 
company respectively if its operations  possess a real and continuous  link with the economy of 
one of the Member States or Lithuania respectively. 

b)  "Subsidiary"  of a  company  shall  mean  a  company  which  is effectively  controlled  by the first 

company. 

c)  "Branch"  of a  company  shall mean a place  of business  not having  legal  personality  which has 
the appearance of permanency,  such as the extension of a parent  body,  has a management and 
is  materially  equipped  to  negotiate  business  with  third  parties  so  that  the  latter,  although 
knowing  that  there  will  if necessary  be a  legal  link  with  the parent  body,  the  head  office  of 
which is abroad,  do not have to deal directly with  such  parent  body but may transact  business 
at the place of business constituting the extension. 

d)  "Establishment"  shall mean : 

i)  as regards  nationals,  the right  to take up economic  activities  as self-employed  persons  and 
to  set  up  undertakings,  in  particular  companies,  which  they  effectively  control.  Self-
employment  and business  undertakings  by nationals  shall  not  extend  to  seeking  or  taking 
employment in the labour market or confer  a right of access to the labour  market  of another 
Party.  The provisions  of this  chapter  do -not  apply  to  those  who are  not  exclusively  self-
employed; 

ii) as regards  Community or Lithuanian companies, the right to take up economic  activities by 
means  of  the  setting  up  of  subsidiaries  and  branches  in  Lithuania  or  in  the  Community 
respectively. 

e)  "Operation" shall mean the pursuit of economic activities. 

f)  "Economic  activities"  shall  in  principle  include  activities  of  an  industrial,  commercial  and 

professional  character and activities of  craftsmen. 

g)  "Community  national"  and  "Lithuanian  national"  shall  mean  respectively  a  natural  person 

who is a national of one of the Member  States or of Lithuania. 

h)  With regard  to international  maritime  transport,  including  inter-modal  operations  involving 
a sea leg, nationals of the Member States or of Lithuania  established  outside the Community 
or  Lithuania  respectively,  and  shipping  companies  established  outside  the  Community  or 
Lithuania  and  controlled  by  nationals  of  a  Member  State  or  Lithuanian  nationals 
respectively,  shall  also  be beneficiaries  of the provisions  of  Chapter  II  and  Chapter  III, if 
their vessels  are registered  in that  Member  State or in Lithuania  respectively  in accordance 

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with their respective  legislation. 

ARTICLE 47 

1.  Subject  to the provisions of Article 44, with the exception  of financial services described  in 
Annex  XVm,  each Party  may regulate  the  establishment  and operation  of  companies  and 
nationals on its territory, insofar  as these regulations do not discriminate  against  companies 
and nationals of the other Party in comparison with its own companies and nationals. 

2.  In  respect  of financial services,  notwithstanding  any  other  provisions  of  this  Agreement,  a 
Party  shall  not  be prevented  from  taking  measures  for  prudential  reasons, including  for  the 
protection  of  investors,  depositors,  policy  holders  or persons  to  whom  a  fiduciary  duty  is 
owed  by a financial service  supplier,  or  to  ensure the  integrity  and stability  of the financial-
system.  Such  measures  shall  not  be  used  as  a  means  of  avoiding  the  Party's  obligations 
under the Agreement. 

3.  Nothing  in  the  Agreement  shall  be  construed  to  require  a  Party  to  disclose  information 
relating to the affairs  and accounts of individual customers or any confidential  or  proprietary 
information  in the possession of public entities. 

ARTICLE 48 

1.  The provisions of Articles 44 and 47 do not preclude the application by a Party of  particular 
rules concerning the establishment  and  operation  in its territory  of branches  of companies  of 
another Party  not  incorporated  in the territory  of the first Party, which  are justified  by legal 
or  technical  differences  between  such  branches  as  compared  with  branches  of  companies 
incorporated  in its territory or, as regards financial  services, for prudential reasons. 

2.  The difference  in treatment  shall not go beyond  what  is strictly necessary as a result  of  such 

legal or technical differences  or, as regards financial  services, for prudential reasons. 

ARTICLE 49 

1.  A  "Community  company"  or  a  "Lithuanian  company"  established  in  the  territory  of 
Lithuania  or  the  Community  respectively  shall  be  entitled  to  employ,  or  have  employed  by 
one  of  its  subsidiaries  or  branches,  in  accordance  with  the  legislation  in  force  in  the  host 
country  of  establishment,  in  the  territory  of  Lithuania  and  the  Community  respectively, 
employees  who  are  nationals  of  Community  Member  States  and  Lithuania  respectively, 
provided  that  such  employees  are  key  personnel  as  defined  in  paragraph  2  of  this  Article, 
and that they are employed  exclusively by companies, subsidiaries or branches. 

The  residence  and  work  permits  of  such  employees  shall  only  cover  the  period  of  such 
employment. 

2.  Key personnel  of the  above  mentioned  companies  herein  referred  to  as  "organisations"  are 
"intra-corporate  transferees"  as defined  in (c)  of this paragraph  in the following  categories, 
provided  that  the  organisation  is  a juridical  person  and  that  the  persons  concerned  have 
been employed  by it or have been partners  in it (other  than  as majority  shareholders),  for  at 
least the year immediately preceding such  movement: 

(a)  Persons  working  in  a  senior  position  with  an  organisation,  who  primarily  direct  the 

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management  of  the  establishment,  receiving  general  supervision  or  direction  principally 
the  board  of  directors  or  stockholders  of  the  business  or  their  equivalent, 
from 
including : 

-  directing the establishment  or a department  or sub-division of the  establishment; 
-  supervising  and  controlling  the work  of other  supervisory,  professional  or  managerial 

employees; 

- having  the  authority  personally  to  recruit  and  dismiss  or  recommend  recruiting, 

dismissing  or other personnel  actions. 

(b)  Persons  working  within  an  organisation  who  possess  uncommon  knowledge  essential 
to  the  establishment's  service,  research  equipment,  techniques  or  management.  The 
assessment  of  such  knowledge  may  reflect,  apart  from  knowledge  specific  to  the 
establishment,  a high level  of qualification  referring to  a type  of work  or trade  requiring 
specific  technical  knowledge,  including  membership of an accredited  profession. 

(c)  An  "intra-corporate  transferee"  is  defined  as  a  natural  person  working  within  an 
organisation  in the  territory  of a Party,  and  being  temporarily  transferred  in  the  context 
of  pursuit  of  economic  activities  in  the  territory  of  the  other  Party; 
the  organisation 
concerned  must  have  its  principal  place  of  business  in  the  territory  of  a  Party  and  the 
transfer  must  be 
that  organisation, 
to  an  establishment  (branch,  subsidiary)  of 
effectively  pursuing  like economic  activities in the territory  of the  other  Party. 

3.  The  entry  into  and  the  temporary  presence  within  the  territory  of  the  Community  or 
Lithuania  of  Lithuanian  and  Community  nationals  respectively  shall  be  permitted,  when 
these  representatives  of  companies  are  persons  working  in  a  senior  position,  as  defined  in 
paragraph  2(a)  above,  within  a  company,  and  are  responsible  for  the  setting  up  of  a 
Community  subsidiary  or  branch  of  a  Lithuanian  company  or  of  a  Lithuanian  subsidiary  or 
branch  of  a Community  company  in a  Community  Member  State  or  Lithuania  respectively, 
when  : 

-  those  representatives  are  not  engaged  in making  direct  sales  of  supplying  services,  and 

-  the  company  has  its  principal  place  of  business  outside  the  Community  or  Lithuania, 
that 

respectively,  and  has  no  other  representative,  office,  branch  or  subsidiary 
Community  Member  State  or  Lithuania  respectively. 

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ARTICLE  50 

In  order  to  make  it  easier  for  the  Community  nationals  and  Lithuanian  nationals  to  take  up  and 
pursue  regulated  professional  activities  in  Lithuania  and  the  Community  respectively,  the 
Association  Council  shall  examine  which  steps  are  necessary  to  be  taken  to  provide  for  the 
mutual  recognition  of qualifications.  It  may  take  all necessary  measures  to  that  end. 

ARTICLE  51 

During  the transitional  period  referred  to  in Article  3, Lithuania  may  introduce  measures  which 
derogate  from  the  provisions  of  this  Chapter  as  regards  the  establishment  of  Community 
companies  and  nationals  if certain  industries : 

are undergoing  restnicturing,  or 

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- are  facing  serious  difficulties,  particularly  where  these  entail  serious  social  problems  in 

Lithuania, or 

- face  the  eliniination  or  a  drastic  reduction  of  the  total  market  share  held  by  Lithuanian 

companies or nationals in a given sector or industry in Lithuania, or 

- are newly emerging industries in Lithuania. 

Such measures : 

- shall cease to  apply  at the  latest  upon the  expiration  of the transitional  period  referred  to  in 

Article 3 and 

- shall be reasonable and necessary in order to remedy the situation, and 
-  shall only relate to  establishments in Lithuania to be created  after  the  entry  into force  of such 
measures  and  shall  not  introduce  discrimination  concerning  the  operations  of  Community 
companies or nationals  already established  in Lithuania at the time of introduction  of a given 
measure compared with Lithuanian companies or nationals. 

While  devising  and  applying  such  measures,  Lithuania  shall  grant  whenever  possible  to 
Community  companies  and  nationals  a preferential  treatment,  and  in  no  case  a  treatment  less 
favourable than that accorded to companies or nationals from any third  country. 

Prior to the introduction of these measures, Lithuania shall consult the Association Council and 
shall  not  put  them  into  effect  before  a  one-month  period  following  the  notification  of  the 
Association Council of the concrete measures to be introduced  by Lithuania,  except  where the 
threat  of  irreparable  damage  requires  the  taking  of urgent  measures  in  which  case  Lithuania 
shall consult the Association Council immediately after their  introduction. 

Upon  expiration  of  the  transitional  period  referred  to  in  Article  3,  Lithuania  may  introduce 
such  measures  only  with  the  authorisation  of  the  Association  Council  and  under  conditions 
determined by the latter. 

Chapter IH:  Supply of services 

ARTICLE 52 

1.  The  Parties  undertake  in  accordance  with  the  following  provisions  to  take  the  necessary 
steps to allow  progressively  the  supply  of services by Community or Lithuanian  companies 
or  nationals  which  are  established  in  a Party  other  than  that  of  the  person  for  whom  the 
services are intended. 

2.  In  step  with  the  liberalisation  process  mentioned  in  paragraph  1,  and  subject  to  the 
provisions of Article 56, the Parties shall permit the temporary movement  of natural  persons 
providing  the  service  or  who  are  employed  by  the  service  provider  as  key  personnel  as 
defined  in Article 49(2), including natural persons who  are representatives  of  a  Community 
or  Lithuanian  company  or  national  and  are  seeking  temporary  entry  for  the  purpose  of 
negotiating  for  the  sale  of  services  or  entering  into  agreements  to  sell  services  for  that 
service provider,  where those representatives  will not  be  engaged  in making  direct  sales  to 
the general public or in supplying services themselves. 

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3.  At  the  latest  eight  years  after  the  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement,  the  Association 
Council  shall  take  the  measures  necessary  to  implement  progressively  the  provisions  of 
paragraph  1.  Account  shall  be  taken  of  the  progress  achieved  by  the  Parties  in  the 
approximation  of their laws. 

ARTICLE 53 

1.  The  Parties  shall  not  take  any  measures  or  actions  which  render  the  conditions  for  the 
supply  of  services  by  Community  and  Lithuanian  nationals  or  companies  which  are 
established  in  a  Party  other  than  that  of  the  person  for  whom  the  services  are  intended 
significantly  more  restrictive  as  compared  with  the  situation  existing  on  the  day  preceding 
the day of entry into force  of the  Agreement. 

2.  If one Party is of the view that measures introduced  by the other Party since the signature  of 
the  Agreement  result  in  a  situation  which  is  significantly  more  restrictive  in  respect  of 
supply  of  services  as  compared  with  the  situation  existing  at  the  date  of  signature  of  the 
Agreement,  such first Party may request the other Party to enter into consultations. 

ARTICLE  54 

1.  With  regard  to  international  maritime  transport,  the  Parties  undertake  to  apply  effectively 

the principle of unrestricted  access to the market  and traffic  on a commercial basis. 

a)  The above provision  does not prejudice  the rights and obligations arising from  the United 
Nations  Code  of  Conduct  for  Liner  Conferences,  as  applicable  to  one  or  other  Party  to 
the present  Agreement.  Non-conference  lines will be free  to  operate  in competition  with 
a conference  as long  as they  adhere to  the  principle  of fair  competition  on  a  commercial 
basis. 

b)  The  Parties  affirm  their  commitment  to  a  freely  competitive  environment  as  being  an 

essential feature  of the dry and  liquid bulk trade. 

2.  In applying the principles of paragraph  1, the Parties shall: 

a)  not  apply,  as  from  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement,  any  cargo  sharing  provisions  of 
bilateral  agreements between  any Member  State of the Community  and the former  Soviet 
Union; 

b)  not  introduce  cargo  sharing  clauses  into  future  bilateral  agreements  with  third  countries, 
other  than  in those  exceptional  circumstances  where  liner  shipping  companies  from  one 
or  other  Party  to  the  present  Agreement  would  not  otherwise  have  an  effective 
opportunity  to ply for  trade to  and from  the third  country  concerned; 

c)  prohibit  cargo  sharing  arrangements  in  future  bilateral  agreements  concerning  dry  and 

liquid bulk trade; 

d)  abolish  upon  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  all  unilateral  measures,  administrative, 
technical and  other obstacles which could  have restrictive or discriminatory effects  on the 
free  supply of services in international  maritime  transport. 

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nationals or  companies  of the other Party than that  accorded  to  a Party's own  ships with 
regard  to  access  to  ports  open  to  international  trade,  the  use  of  infrastructure  and 
auxiliary  maritime  services  of  the  ports,  as  well  as  related  fees  and  charges,  customs 
facilities  and the assignment  of berths and facilities for loading and unloading. 

3.  Nationals  and  companies  of  the  Community  providing  international  maritime  transport 
services  shall  be  free  to  provide  international  sea-river  services  in  the  inland  waterways  of 
Lithuania and vice-versa. 

4.  With a view to  ensuring the transit  of goods through the territory  of each Party, the Parties 
undertake  to  conclude  an agreement  as soon as possible and before  the  end  of  1999  on the 
transit of inter-modal traffic  through each other's territory. 

5.  With  a  view  to  assuring  a  coordinated  development  and  progressive  liberalisation  of 
transport  between the Parties,  adapted  to  their  reciprocal  commercial  needs, the  conditions 
of  mutual  market  access  and  provision  of  services  in  transport  by  road,  rail  and  inland 
waterways  and,  if  applicable,  in  air  transport  shall  be  dealt  with  by  specific  transport 
agreements  where  appropriate,  negotiated  between the Parties  after  entry  into  force  of this 
Agreement. 

6.  Prior  to  the  conclusion  of  the  agreements  referred  to  in  paragraph  5,  the Parties  shall  not 
take any measures  or actions which are more restrictive or discriminatory  as compared  with 
the situation existing on the day preceding the day of entry into force  of the Agreement. 

7.  During  the  transitional  period,  Lithuania  shall  progressively  adapt  its  legislation  including 
administrative, technical and other rules to that of the Community legislation  existing  at any 
time  in  the  field  of  road,  rail,  inland  waterway  and  air  transport  in  so  far  as  it  serves 
liberalisation  purposes  and  mutual  access  to  markets  of  the  Parties  and  facilitates  the 
movement  of passengers and of goods. 

8.  In  step with  the  common  progress  in the achievement  of the  objectives  of this  chapter,  the 
Association  Council  shall  examine ways  of creating the  conditions  necessary  for  improving 
freedom  to provide road, rail, inland waterway and air transport  services. 

Chapter IV:  General  provisions 

ARTICLE 55 

1.  The  provisions  of  this  Title  shall  be  applied  subject  to  limitations  justified  on  grounds  of 

public policy,  public security or public health. 

2.  They  shall  not  apply  to  activities  which  in the territory  of  either  Party  are  connected,  even 

occasionally,  with the exercise of official  authority. 

ARTICLE 56 

For the  purpose  of this Title  nothing  in the  Agreement  shall  prevent  the Parties  from  applying 
their  laws and  regulations  regarding  entry  and  stay, work,  labour  conditions  and  establishment 
of natural  persons  and  supply  of  services,  provided  that  - in so  doing  - they  do  not  apply them 
in  a  manner  as  to  nullify  or  impair  the  benefits  accruing  to  any  Party  under  the  terms  of  a 
specific  provision  of the  Agreement. 

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ARTICLE 57 

Companies which  are  controlled  and  exclusively  owned  by Lithuanian  companies  or  nationals 
and  Community  companies or  nationals jointly  shall  also  be  beneficiaries  of  the  provisions  of 
Chapters II, III and IV of this Title. 

'*  ARTICLE 58 

1.  Thé Most Favoured Nation treatment granted in accordance with the provisions  of this Title 
shall not  apply to  the tax  advantages which the Parties  are providing  or will  provide  in  the 
future  on the basis of agreements to avoid double taxation, or other tax arrangements. 

2.  Nothing  in  this  Title  shall  be  construed  to  prevent  the  adoption  or  enforcement  by  the 
Parties  of  any  measure  aimed  at  preventing  the  avoidance  or  evasion  of  taxes  pursuant  to 
the  tax  provisions  of  agreements  to  avoid  double  taxation  and  other  tax  arrangements,  or 
domestic fiscal legislation. 

3.  Nothing  in  this  Title  shall  be  construed  to  prevent  Member  States  or  Lithuania  from 
distinguishing,  in  the  application  of  the  relevant  provisions  of  their  fiscal  legislation, 
between taxpayers who  are not  in identical situations,  in particular  as regards  their  place  of 
residence. 

ARTICLE 59 

The  provisions  of  this  Title  shall  be  progressively  adjusted  by  the  Parties.  In  formulating 
recommendations  to  this  effect,  the  Association  Council  shall take into  account  the  respective 
obligations of the Parties under the GATS, and in particular of its Article V. 

ARTICLE 60 

The  provisions  of  this  Agreement  shall  not  prejudice  the  application  by  each  Party  of  any 
measure  necessary  to  prevent  the  circumvention  of  its  measures  concerning  third  country 
access to its market through the provisions of this Agreement. 

TITLE  V: PAYMENTS,  CAPITAL,  COMPETITION  AND OTHER  ECONOMIC 
PROVISIONS, APPROXIMATION  OF  LAWS 

Chapter  I:  Current  payments  and  movement  of  capital 

ARTICLE 61 

The Parties undertake  to  authorize,  in freely  convertible currency,  any payments on the  current 
account  of  balance  of  payments  to  the  extent  that  the  transaction  underlying  the  payments 
concerns  movements  of  goods,  services,  or  persons  between  the  Parties  which  have  been 
liberalised  pursuant  to the present  Agreement. 

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ARTICLE  62 

1.  With  regard  to  transactions  on the  capital  account  of balance  of payments,  from  entry  into 
force  of the Agreement,  the Member  States  and Lithuania  respectively  shall  ensure  the  free 
movement  of capital relating to direct investments made in companies formed  in  accordance 
with the  laws  of the  host  country  and  investments  made  in  accordance  with  the  provisions 
of Chapter II  of Title IV,  and the liquidation  or repatriation  of these  investments  and  of any 
profit  stemming  therefrom. 

The  liquidation  or  repatriation  of  investments  linked  to  establisliment  of  Community 
nationals  establishing  in Lithuania  as  self-employed  persons  pursuant  to  Chapter  II  of  Title 
IV  shall  be liberalised  from  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement.  Notwithstanding  the  above 
provision, complete free movement  of capital for  all of these investments shall be ensured  by 
the end of the transitional period  referred  to in Article 3. 

2.  With  regard  to  transactions  on the  capital  account  of balance  of  payments,  from  entry  into 
force  of this Agreement  the Member  States  and Lithuania  respectively  shall  ensure  the  free 
movement  of  capital  relating  to  portfolio  investment.  This  shall  also  apply  to  the  free 
movement  of  capital  relating  to  credits  related  to  commercial  transactions  or  the  provision 
of services in which a resident of one of the Parties is participating,  and to financial loans. 

3.  Without  prejudice  to  paragraph  I,  the Member  States,  as from the  entry  into  force  of  this 
Agreement,  and Lithuania  as from  the end  of the transitional  period  referred  to  in Article 3, 
shall  not  introduce  any  new  restrictions  on  the  movement  of  capital  and  current  payments 
connected  therewith  between  residents  of the  Community  and Lithuania  and  shall not  make 
the existing arrangements  more restrictive. 

4.  The  provisions  of  paragraph  1 and  2  shall  not  prevent  Lithuania  from  applying  restrictions 
on outward  investments by Lithuanian nationals and companies. However,  the liquidation  or 
repatriation  of investments made in Lithuania  and of any profit  stemming therefrom  shall not 
be  affected.  Five  years  after  the  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  the  Parties  agree  to 
consult  over  the  maintenance  of  any  such  restrictions,  taking  into  account  all  the  relevant 
monetary, fiscal and financial  considerations. 

5.  The  Parties  shall  consult  each  other  with  a  view  to  facilitating  the  movement  of  capital 
between  the  Community  and  Lithuania  in  order  to  promote  the  objective  of  the  present 
Agreement. 

ARTICLE  63 

1.  During  the  transitional  period  referred  to  in  Article  3,  the  Parties  shall  take  measures 
permitting  the  creation  of  the  necessary  conditions  for  the  further  gradual  application  of 
Community  rules on the free  movement  of capital. 

2.  By the  end  of  the  transitional  period  referred  to  in  Article  3, the  Association  Council  shall 
examine ways of enabling Community  rules on the movement  of capital to be applied  in full. 

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Chapter H: Competition  and  other economic  provisions 

.  ARTICLE 64 

1.  The  following  are  incompatible  with  the  proper  functioning  of  this  Agreement,  insofar  as 

they may affect  trade between the Community and Lithuania: 

(i) 

(ii) 

all  agreements  between  undertakings,  decisions  by  associations  of  undertakings  and 
concerted  practices  between  undertakings  which  have  as  their  object  or  effect  the 
prevention, restriction or distortion of competition; 
abuse  by  one  or  more  undertakings  of  a  dominant  position  in  the  territories  of  the 
Community or of Lithuania as a whole or in a substantial part thereof; 

(iii)  any  public  aid,  which  distorts  or  threatens  to  distort  competition  by  favouring  certain 

undertakings or the production of certain goods. 

2.  Any practices  contrary to  this Article  shall be assessed  on the basis  of criteria  arising  from 
the application of the rules of Articles 85, 86 and 92 of the Treaty establishing the European 
Community  or,  for  products  covered  by  the  ECSC  Treaty,  on  the  basis  of  corresponding 
rules of the ECSC Treaty including secondary legislation. 

3.  The Association Council shall, by 31 December  1997, adopt by decision the necessary  rules 

for the implementation of paragraphs  1 and 2. 

Until  these  rules  are  adopted,  the  provisions  of  the  Agreement  on  interpretation  and 
application of Articles VI, XVI and XXIII of the General Agreement on Tariffs  and Trade shall 
be  applied  as  the  rules  for  the  implementation  of  paragraphs  1 point (iii)  and  related  parts  of 
paragraph 2. 

4.  (a)For  the  purposes  of  applying  the  provisions  of  paragraph  1  point (iii),  the  Parties 
recognize  that  until  31  December  1999,  any  public  aid  granted  by  Lithuania  shall  be 
assessed  taking into account  the fact  that Lithuania  shall be regarded  as an area  identical 
to those  areas of the Community  described  in Article 92(3)(a)  of the Treaty  establishing 
the  European  Community.  The  Association  Council  shall,  taking  into  account  the 
economic  situation  of  Lithuania,  decide  whether  that  period  should  be  extended  by 
further  periods of five years. 

(b) Each  Party  shall  ensure  transparency  in  the  area  of  public  aid,  inter  alia  by  reporting 
annually  to the other Party  on the total  amount  and  the  distribution  of the  aid  given and 
by providing, upon request,  information  on aid schemes.  Upon  request by one Party,  the 
other Party  shall provide information  on particular individual  cases of public aid. 

5.  With regard  to products referred  to in Chapters II and III of Title III: 

- the provision  of paragraph  1 point (iii) does not apply, 

- any practices  contrary to  paragraph  1 point (i) should be assessed  according  to the  criteria 
established  by the Community  on the basis of Articles 42 and  43  of the Treaty  establishing 
the  European  Community  and  in  particular  of  those  established  in  Council  Regulation 
No  26/1962. 

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6. Jf  the Community  or Lithuania  considers that  a particular  practice  is incompatible  with  the 

terms of the first paragraph of this Article, and 

- is not adequately dealt with under the implementing rules referred  to in paragraph 3, or 
- in  the  absence  of  such  rules,  and  if  such  practice  causes  or  threatens  to  cause  serious 
prejudice  to  the  interests  of  the  other  Party  or  material  injury  to  its  domestic  industry, 
including its services industry, 

it may take  appropriate  measures  after  consultation  within  the Association  Council  or  after 
30 working days following  referral  for  such consultation. 

In  the  case  of  practices  incompatible  with  paragraph  1  point  (iii)  of  this  Article,  such 
appropriate  measures  may,  where  the  General  Agreement  on  Tariffs  and  Trade  applies 
thereto,  only  be  adopted  in  conformity  with  the  procedures  and  under .the  conditions  laid 
down  by  the  General  Agreement  on  Tariffs  and  Trade  and  any  other  relevant  instrument 
negotiated under its auspices which are applicable between the Parties. 

7.  Notwithstanding  any provisions to the contrary adopted  in conformity  with paragraph  3, the 
Parties  shall  exchange  information  taking  into  account  the  limitations  imposed  by  the 
requirements  of professional  and business secrecy. 

ARTICLE 65 

1.  The  Parties  shall  endeavour  to  avoid  the  imposition  of  restrictive  measures  including 
measures  relating  to  imports  for  balance  of  payments  purposes.  In  the  event  of  their 
introduction,  the Party  having  introduced  the  same shall present  to  the  other Party,  as  soon 
as possible, a time schedule for their removal. 

2.  Where  one  or  more  Member  States  or  Lithuania  is  in  serious  balance  of  payments 
difficulties,  or under imminent  threat  thereof,  the Community  or Lithuania,  as the  case may 
be,  may,  in  accordance  with  the  conditions  established  under  the  General  Agreement  on 
Tariffs  and  Trade,  adopt restrictive measures, including measures relating to  imports, which 
shall be of limited  duration and may not go beyond what is necessary to  remedy  the balance 
of  payments  situation.  The  Community  or Lithuania,  as the  case  may be,  shall  inform  the 
other Party  forthwith. 

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3.  Any restrictive  measures  shall  not  apply to  transfers  related  to  investments  and  in  particular 
to the repatriation  of amounts  invested  or reinvested  and  of any kind, of revenues  stemming 
therefrom. 

ARTICLE 66 

With regard  to  public undertakings,  and  undertakings  to  which  special  or  exclusive  rights  have 
been  granted,  the Association  Council  shall  ensure that  as from  1 January  1998, the  principles 
of the  Treaty  establishing  the  European  Community,  notably  Article  90,  and  the  principles  of 
the  concluding  document  of the  April  1990 Bonn  meeting  of the  Conference  on  Security  and 
Cooperation  in Europe,  notably  entrepreneurs' freedom  of decision,  are upheld. 

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ARTICLE 67 

1.  Pursuant  to  the  provisions  of  this  Article  and  of  Annex  XTX,  the  Parties  confirm  the 
importance  that  they  attach  to  ensure  adequate  and  effective  protection  and  enforcement  of 
intellectual, industrial and commercial property rights. 

2.  Lithuania  shall  continue  to  improve  the  protection  of  intellectual,  industrial  and  commercial 
property rights in order to provide, by the end of the transitional period referred  to in Article 3, 
for  a level of protection  similar to that existing in the Community,  including  effective  means  of 
enforcing  such rights. 

3.  By  end  of  the  transitional  period  referred  to  in  Article  3,  Lithuania  shall  accede  to  the 
multilateral conventions on intellectual, industrial and commercial  property rights referred  to in 
paragraph  1 of Annex XEX to which Member States of the Community are parties or which are 
de facto  applied  by  Member  States  according  to  the  relevant  provisions  contained  in  these 
conventions. 

4.  If  problems  in  the  area  of  intellectual,  industrial  and  commercial  property  affecting  trading 
conditions  were  to  occur,  urgent  consultations  will  be  undertaken,  at  the  request  of  either 
Party, with a view to reaching mutually satisfactory  solutions. 

ARTICLE 68 

1.  The  Parties  consider  the  opening  up  of  the  award  of  public  contracts  on  the  basis  of  non 
discrimination  and  reciprocity,  in particular  in the  GATT  and  WTO  context,  to  be  a  desirable 
objective. 

2.  The Lithuanian  companies  as defined  in Article  46  of this  Agreement,  shall  be granted  access 
to  contract  award  procedures  in  the  Community  pursuant  to  Community  procurement  rules 
under, a  treatment  no  less  favourable  than  that  accorded  to  Community  companies  as  of  the 
entry into force  of this Agreement. 

Community  companies in the  sense of Article 46  of this Agreement  shall  be  granted  access  to 
contract  award  procedures  in  Lithuania  under  a  treatment  no  less  favourable  than  that 
accorded  to Lithuanian  companies at the latest by the end  of the transitional  period  referred  to 
in Article 3. 

Community  companies  established  in Lithuania under  the  provisions  of  Chapter  II  of  Title  IV 
in the  form  of  subsidiaries  as  described  in Article  46  and  in the  fonns  described  in  Article  57 
shall have upon  entry  into force  of this Agreement  access to  contract  award  procedures  under 
a  treatment  no  less  favourable  than  that  accorded  to  Lithuanian  companies.  Community 
companies  established  in Lithuania in the form  of branches and  agencies  as described  in  Article 
46 shall be granted  such treatment  at the latest by the  end  of the transitional  period  referred  to 
in Article 3. 

The  provisions  in  this  paragraph  shall  also  apply  to  public  contracts  covered  by  Directive 
93/38/EEC  of  14 June  1993 once  Lithuania  has introduced  the appropriate  legislation. 

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-access to  award  procedures  in Lithuania  for  all Community  companies  prior  to  the  end  of 
the transitional  period. 

3.  As  regards  establishment,  operations,  supply  of  services  between  the  Community  and 
Lithuania, as well as employment  and movement  of labour linked to the fulfilment  of public 
contracts, the provisions of Articles 37 to 60 of this Agreement are applicable. 

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Chapter HI: Approximation  of laws 

ARTICLE 69 

The Parties recognize that an important condition for Lithuania's economic integration  into  the 
Community  is  the  approximation  of  Lithuania's  existing  and  future  legislation  to  that  of  the 
Community.  Lithuania  shall  endeavour  to  ensure  that  its  legislation  will  be  gradually  made 
compatible with that of the Community. 

ARTICLE 70 

The  approximation  of  laws  shall  extend  to  the  following  areas  in  particular:  customs  law, 
company  law,  banking  law,  company  accounts  and  taxation,  intellectual  property,  financial 
services,  rules  on  competition,  protection  of  health  and  life  of  humans,  animals  and  plants, 
protection  of  workers  including  health  and  safety  at  work,  consumer  protection,  indirect 
transport, 
standards,  nuclear 
taxation, 
telecommunications,  environment,  public procurement,  statistics and product liability. 

rules  and 

regulation, 

law  and 

technical 

Within these areas rapid progress  in the  approximation  of laws should  in particular be made in 
the fields of the internal market,  competition,  protection  of workers,  environmental  protection 
and consumer  protection. 

ARTICLE 71 

The  Community  shall  provide  Lithuania  with  technical  assistance  for  the  implementation  of 
these measures, which may include inter alia: 

- the exchange of experts; 

- the provision of early information  especially on relevant legislation; 

- organisation  of seminars; 

- training activities; 

- aid for the translation  of Community legislation in the relevant sectors. 

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TITLE  VI: ECONOMIC  COOPERATION 

ARTICLE 72 

1.  The  Community  and  Lithuania  shall  further  develop  economic  cooperation  aimed  at 
contributing  to  Lithuania's  development  and  growth  potential.  Such  cooperation  shall 
strengthen  existing economic links on the widest  possible foundation,  to  the benefit  of both 
Parties. 

2.  Policies  and  other  measures  shall  be  designed  to#  bring  about  the  economic  and  social 
development  of Lithuania  and  will  be  guided  by  the  principle  of  sustainable  development. 
These  policies  should  ensure  that  environmental  considerations  are  also  fully  incorporated 
from  the  outset  and  that  they  are  linked  to  the  requirements  of  harmonious  social 
development. 

3.  To  this  end  the  cooperation  should  focus  in particular  on  policies  and  measures  related  to 
industry,  investment,  agriculture  and  the  agro-industrial  sector,  energy,  transport,  regional 
development  and tourism. 

4.  Special attention shall be devoted  to measures capable of fostering  cooperation between the 
three Baltic countries, and with the countries of central and eastern Europe  as well was with 
the other countries bordering the Baltic Sea with a view to an integrated  development  of the 
region. 

ARTICLE 73 

Industrial  cooperation 

1.  Cooperation  shall seek to promote the following in particular: 

- industrial  cooperation  between  the  economic  operators  of  the  two  Parties,  with  the 

particular aim of strengthening the private sector in Lithuania; 

- Community  participation  in  Lithuania's  efforts  in  both  public  and  private  sectors  to 
modernize  and  restructure  its  industry,  which  will  effect  the  transition  from  a  centrally 
planned  system to  a market  economy under  conditions which ensure that  the  environment 
is protected; 

- the restructuring of individual sectors; 
- the  establishment  of new undertakings  in areas  offering  potential  for  growth,  particularly 

in branches of light industry, consumer goods and market services. 

2.  Industrial  cooperation  initiatives  shall take  into  account  priorities  determined  by  Lithuania. 
The initiatives  should  seek in particular to  establish  a suitable  framework  for  undertakings, 
to  improve  management  know-how  and  to  promote  transparency  as  regards  markets  and 
conditions for undertakings. Technical assistance will be included where appropriate. 

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Investment  promotion  and  protection 

ARTICLE  74 

1.  Cooperation  shall  aim  at  maintaining  and,  if necessary,  improving  a legal  framework  and  a 
favourable  climate  for  private  investment  and  its  protection,  both  domestic  and  foreign, 
which  is essential  to  economic  and  industrial  reconstruction  and  development  in  Lithuania. 
The  cooperation  shall  also  aim  to  encourage  and  promote  foreign 
investment  and 
privatization  in Lithuania. 

2.  The particular aims of cooperation  shall be: 

- for Lithuania to establish a legal framework  which favours  and protects  investment; 

- the  conclusion,  where  appropriate,  with  Member  States  of  bilateral  agreements  for  the 

promotion and protection of investment; 

- to proceed with deregulation and to improve economic  infrastructure; 

- to  exchange  information  on  investment  opportunities  in  the  context  of  trade  fairs, 

exhibitions, trade weeks and other events. 

Assistance  from  the  Community  could  be  granted  in  the  initial  stage  to  agencies  which 
promote inward  investment. 

3.  Lithuania  shall  honour  the  rules  on  Trade-Related  Aspects  of  Investment  Measures 

(TRIMs). 

Small and medium-sized  enterprises 

ARTICLE 75 

1.  The Parties  shall aim to develop  and strengthen  small and medium-sized  enterprises  (SMEs) 

and cooperation between  SMEs in the Community and Lithuania. 

2.  They shall encourage the exchange of information  and know-how in the following  areas: 

- improving,  where  appropriate,  the  legal,  administrative,  technical,  tax  and  financial 
conditions  necessary  for  the  setting-up  and  expansion  of SMEs  and  for  cross-border 
cooperation; 

- the  provision  of  the  specialized  services  required  by  SMEs  (management  training, 
accounting,  marketing,  quality  control, etc.)  and  the  strengthening  of  agencies  providing 
such services; 

- the  establishment  of  appropriate  links  with  Community  operators  via  European  business 
cooperation  networks,  in  order  to  improve'the  flow  of  information  to  SMEs  and  to 
promote cross-border  cooperation. 

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3.  The  cooperation  shall  include  the  supply  of  technical  assistance,  in  particular  for  the 
establishment  of  appropriate  institutional  back-up  for  SMEs  at  both  national  and  regional 
level, regarding financial, training, advisory, technological  and marketing services. 

Agricultural  and industrial standards and conformity  assessment 

ARTICLE 76 

1.  The  cooperation  between  the  Parties  shall  aim  in  particular  to  reduce  differences  in 
standards,  technical  regulations  and  conformity  assessment  procedures,  with  Community 
technical assistance where necessary. 

2.  To this end, the cooperation  shall seek: 

- to  promote  the  use  of  Community  technical  regulations  and  European  standards  and 
conformity  assessment  procedures,  recognizing  that,  to  reach  Lithuania's  objectives  of 
environmental  quality,  the  country  is  free  to  develop  and  implement  special  (higher) 
standards if necessary; 

- where appropriate, to conclude agreements on mutual recognition in these fields; 
- to  encourage  Lithuania's  active  and  regular  participation  in  the  work  of  specialized 

organisations (CEN, CENELEC, ETSI, EOTC, EUROMET); 

- to support Lithuania in the European measurement and testing programmes; 

- to  promote  the  exchange  of  technical  and  methodological  information  in  the  field  of 

quality control of production and production processes between interested parties. 

3.  The Community  shall provide Lithuania with technical assistance where appropriate. 

Cooperation in science and technology 

ARTICLE 77 

1.  The Parties  shall promote  cooperation  in research  and technological  development  activities. 

They shall devote special attention to the following: 

- the exchange of information  on each other's science and technology policies; 
- the organisation of joint scientific  meetings (seminars and workshops); 
-joint  R&D  activities  aimed  at  encouraging  scientific  progress  and  the  transfer  of 

technology and  know-how; 

- training activities and mobility programmes for researchers and specialists from  both sides; 
- the  development  of  an  environment  conducive  to  research  and  the  application  of  new 

technologies  and adequate protection of the intellectual property of results of research; 

- Lithuania's  participation 

in  Community  research  programmes 

in  accordance  with 

paragraph  3. 

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2.  The  Association  Council  shall  determine  the  appropriate  procedures  for  developing 

cooperation. 

3.  Cooperation  under  the  Community's  framework  programme  in  the  field  of  research  and 
technological  development  shall  be  implemented  according  to  specific  arrangements  to  be 
negotiated  and concluded  in accordance with the legal procedures of each Party. 

Education  and training 

ARTICLE 78 

1.  Cooperation  shall  aim at  a harmonious  development  of human  resources  and  at  raising  the 
level of general education and professional  qualifications  in Lithuania, both in the public and 
private  sectors, 
Institutional 
frameworks  and plans qf cooperation will be established under the auspices of the European 
Training  Foundation,  the  TEMPUS  programme  and  the  Eurofaculty.  Participation  of 
Lithuania in other Community programmes shall also be considered in this context. 

the  priorities  of  Lithuania. 

into  consideration 

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2.  The cooperation  shall focus in particular on the following areas: 

- reform  of the education  and training system in Lithuania; 
- initial  training,  in-service  training  and  retraining,  including  the  training  of  public  and 
private  sector  executives  and  senior  civil  servants,  particularly  in  priority  areas  to  be 
determined; 

- in-service training for teachers; 
- cooperation  between universities,  cooperation between universities and firms, mobility  for 

teachers, students, administrators and young people; 

- promoting teaching in the field of European Studies within the appropriate institutions; 
- mutual recognition of periods of studies and diplomas; 
- promoting  language  training  in Lithuania,  in particular  for  resident  persons  belonging  to 

minorities; 

- teaching  of  Community  languages,  training  of translators  and  interpreters  and  promotion 

of the use of Community standards and terminology; 

- development  of distance education and new training technologies; 
- provision of training materials and equipment. 

Agriculture and the agro-industrial  sector 

ARTICLE 79 

1.  Cooperation  in this field shall  aim at modernizing,  restructuring  and  privatizing  agriculture, • 
fresh  water  (inland)  fisheries  and  the  agro-industrial  sector  as  well  as  forestry.  Such 
cooperation  will promote  the protection  and  sustainable use of natural  landscapes  and  non-
polluted soils. 

To this end cooperation  shall endeavour notably to: 

- develop private farms  and distribution channels, methods of storage, marketing, etc.; 

- modernize the rural infrastructure  (transport, water supply, telecommunications);  ¥ 

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- improve land-use planning, including construction  and town  planning; 

- develop  criteria  for  areas  for  extensive  and  intensive  agriculture,  forestry  and  fresh  water 
(inland)  fisheries  in  accordance  with  national  and  regional  development  plans  and 
programmes; 

- establish and promote effective  cooperation  on agricultural information  systems; 

- improve  productivity  and  quality  by  using  appropriate  methods  and  products;  provide 

training and monitoring in the use of anti-pollution methods connected with inputs; 

- promote development  of organic agriculture, processing, marketing of production; 

- promote implementation  of Community food  standards; 

- restructure,  develop,  modernize  and  decentralize  food-processing  firms  and 

their 

marketing techniques; 

- promote complementarity in agriculture; 

- promote industrial  cooperation  in agriculture  and the exchange  of know-how,  particularly 

between the private sectors in the Community and Lithuania; 

- develop  cooperation  on  sanitary  and  phytosanitary  legislation,  with  the  aim  of  bringing 
about  gradual  harmonization  with  Community  standards  through  assistance  for  training 
and the organisation of checks; 

- promote exchange of information  in respect  of agricultural policy and legislation; 

- promote joint ventures, particularly for cooperation on the markets of third countries. 

2.  To these ends, technical assistance shall be provided by the Community as appropriate. 

Fisheries 

ARTICLE 80 

1.  The Parties  shall  develop  their  cooperation  on fisheries in  accordance  with  the  Agreement 
on  Fisheries  Relations  between  the  European  Economic  Community  and  the  Republic  of 
Lithuania. 

2.  The cooperation  shall in particular take into account: 

- the establishment  of sustainable fishing in the world's oceans and the Baltic Sea; 

- traditional cooperation  on fisheries; 

- the  necessity  of  developing  fishing  control' systems,  catch  statistics  and  information 

systems; 

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- the  development  of  scientific  potential  for  the  study  of fishery resources  in the  Baltic Sea 
and  mutual  action  for  the  conservation  and  renewal  of fish stocks  (especially  salmon  and 
cod) and the introduction  of modern technologies in this field; 

- the gradual  modernization  of Lithuania's fishing fleet  and fish-processing industry,  through 

the establishment  of joint ventures; 

- the  development  of  private  enterprises  in  this  field  and  the  necessity  of  obtaining  EC 

experience in marketing techniques; 

- the development  of industrial cooperation in fisheries and exchange of know-how; 

- the  introduction  in  Lithuania  of  EC  production  quality  and  health  standards  for  fish 

farming  (including  feed); 

- the exchange  of information  on fisheries policy and legislation  and  on the establishment  of 

a market for fishery products; 

- cooperation in international fishery organisations. 

ARTICLE 81 

Energy 

1.  Within  the  principles  of  the  market  economy  and  of  the  Treaty  on  the  European  Energy 
Charter,  the  Parties  shall  cooperate  to  develop  the  progressive  integration  of  the  energy 
markets in Europe. 

2.  The cooperation shall focus  on the following in particular: 

- formulation  and planning of energy policy, including its long term aspects; 
- management  and training in the energy sector; 
- promotion  of energy saving and energy  efficiency; 
- development  of energy resources; 
- improvement  of distribution as well as improvement and diversification  of supply; 
- environmental  impact of energy production and consumption; 
- the nuclear energy sector, in particular nuclear  safety; 
- opening up  the energy  market  to  a greater  degree,  including  facilitating  transit  of gas and 

electricity; 

- the  electricity  and  gas  sectors,  including  consideration  of  the  possibility  of  the  inter 

connection  of European supply networks; 

- modernization of energy  infrastructures; 
- formulation  of framework conditions for cooperation between undertakings in this sector; 
- transfer  of technology and  know-how; 
- cooperation  on pricing and taxation policies in the energy  sector; 
- regional  cooperation  in  the  energy  sector  among  the  Baltic  States,  particularly  as  an 

important  contribution to security of energy supply in the region. 

3.  Technical  assistance shall be provided where appropriate. 

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Nuclear  Safety 

ARTICLE 82 

1.  The aim of cooperation is to provide for a safer use of nuclear energy. 

2.  Cooperation  in the nuclear field shall mainly cover the following  topics: 

- industrial measures to upgrade the safety of the Lithuanian nuclear power plant; 
- evaluation of the feasibility of improving the safety of the existing power plant in Ignalina; 
- upgrading of staff training; 
- upgrading  of Lithuania's  laws  and  regulations  on  nuclear  safety  and  strengthening  of  the 

supervisory authorities and their resources; 

- nuclear safety,  preparation for  nuclear emergencies and accident  management; 
- radiation protection, including environmental radiation monitoring; 
- fuel  cycle problems, safeguarding  and physical protection of nuclear materials; 
- radioactive waste  management; 
- decommissioning and dismantling of nuclear installations; 
-  decontamination; 
- establishment  of  uniform  safety  standards  to  protect  the  health  of  workers,  the  general 

public and the environment and ensuring that they are applied. 

3.  Cooperation  will include the  exchange  of information  and  experience  and R&D  activities in 

accordance with the provisions on science and technology. 

4.  The  Parties  agree  on  the  necessity  of  making  efforts  to  cooperate,  within  the  framework  of 
their  respective  powers  and  competences,  in order to  combat  nuclear  smuggling.  Cooperation 
in  this  area  should  include  exchange  of  information,  technical  support  for  analysing  and 
identifying  the  material  and  administrative  and  technical  assistance  for  the  installation  of 
efficient  customs controls. Further cooperation in this field could .be identified  as need arises. 

Environment 

ARTICLE 83 

1.  The  Parties  shall  develop  and  strengthen  their  cooperation  on  environment  and  human 

health. 

2.  Cooperation  shall concern in particular: 

- effective  monitoring of pollution levels; 
- combating local, regional  and cross-border air and water pollution; 
- efficient,  sustainable  and  clean  energy  production  and  consumption;  safety  of  industrial 

plants (including nuclear power stations); 
- classification  and safe handling of chemicals; 
- water  quality,  particularly  in cross-border  waterways  (protection  of the Baltic Sea  against 

pollution from ships, artificial  islands, platform's  and other sources); 

- reduction, 

recycling  and 

safe  disposal  of  waste  and 

implementation  of 

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chemicals, water  eutrophication; 

- protection  of forests  and flora  and  fauna; 
- conservation  of biodiversity; 
- protected  areas; 
- land-use planning, including construction  and town planning; 
- improvement  of public transport, especially in cities; 
- use of economic and fiscal instruments; 
- management  of the coastline and prevention of marine pollution; 
- global climate change; 
- rehabilitation of contaminated  areas; 
- protecting human health against environmental hazards. 

3.  Cooperation  shall take place notably through: 

- exchange  of  information  and  experts,  especially  in  the  field  of  the  transfer  of  clean 

technologies and the safe use of environmentally-friendly  biotechnologies; 

- institution-building  and training programmes; 
- transfer  of technology and know-how; 
- approximation of laws (Community  standards); 
- cooperation  at regional level (including cooperation between the three Baltic States and in 

the framework of the European Environment Agency) and at international level; 
- development of strategies, particularly with regard to global and climatic issues; 
- education and information  on environmental issues; 
- environmental impact studies. 

4.  The Parties  shall  develop  cooperation  in various  fields  of  water  management  with  special 

regards to: 

- environment-friendly  utilisation  of  the  water  of  trans-boundary  water  shed  and  cross-

boundary rivers and lakes; 

- harmonisation  of regulations  concerning water  management  and  means of technical  water 

regulation (directives, limits, standards, normatives, logistics); 

- modernisation  of  research  and  development  (R&D)  and  the  scientific  basis  of  water 

management. 

Transport 

ARTICLE 84 

1.  The Parties  shall  develop  and  step up  their  cooperation  in the field of transport  in order  to 

enable Lithuania to: 

- restructure and modernize transport; 
- improve  the  movement  of  passengers  and  goods  and  the  access  to  transport  markets  by 

removing administrative, technical and other obstacles; 

-facilitate  Community  transit  through  Lithuania  by  road,  rail,  inland  waterway  and 

combined transport; 

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2.  The cooperation  shall cover the following  in particular: 

- economic,  legal  and  technical  training  programmes  and  the  preparation  of  the  legislative 
and  institutional  framework  for  policy  development  and  implementation,  including 
privatization of the transport  sector; 

- the  provision  of  technical  assistance  and  advice,  and  the  exchange  of  information 

(conferences  and seminars); 

- support for the development of infrastructure  in Lithuania. 

3.  Priority areas of cooperation will be: 

- the  construction  and  modernization,  on  recognized  trans-European  corridors  and  major 
routes of common interest,  of road, rail, inland waterway, port and airport  infrastructures; 

- the improvement  of conditions, the reduction of waiting times and the easing  of transit  at the 
border crossings on the Lithuanian  stretch of the multimodal Crete corridors n°l  and n° 9, on 
the  basis  of  norms  set  by  international  agreements  of  the  European  Union  to  secure  inter 
operability; 

- the  management  of  railways,  ports  and  airports,  including  cooperation  between  the 

appropriate national authorities; 

- land-use planning, including construction  and urban planning; 

- the  upgrading  of  technical  equipment  to  meet  Community  standards;  particularly  in  the 

fields of road-rail transport,  containerization and trans-shipment; 

- contributing  to  the  development  of  transport  policies  compatible  with  those  in  the 

Community; 

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-the  promotion  of  short-sea  shipping  as  an  alternative  to  overland  transport  and  as  a 

transport mode particularly suited to the Baltic Sea region; 

- the promotion  of joint research and development programmes; 

- concrete projects in a tri- or multilateral (CBSS - Council of the Baltic Sea States)  context 

of regional cooperation,  such as Via Baltica. 

Telecommunications, postal  services and broadcasting 

ARTICLE 85 

1.  The  Parties  shall  endeavour  to  expand  and  strengthen  telecommunications  cooperation. 

This shall involve: 

exchange  of information  on telecommunications  policies, postal  services  and  broadcasting 
policies; 

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- establishment  of  a  stable  and  consistent  regulatory  framework  for  telecommunications, 

postal  services and broadcasting; 

- exchange  of  technical  and  other  information  and  the organisation  of seminars,  workshops 

and conferences  for  experts of both sides; 

- training and  advisory operations; 
- transfer  of technology; 
- joint execution of projects by competent bodies from both sides; 
- promotion of European standards and certification  systems; 
- promotion  of  new  communications  facilities,  services  and  installations,  particularly  those 

with commercial applications; 

- collaboration 

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implementation strategic plan. 

2.  These activities shall focus on the following  priority areas: 

- development  and  application  of  a  sectoral  market  policy  in  telecommunications,  postal 

services and broadcasting in Lithuania, of legal acts and procedures; 

- modernization  of  Lithuania's  telecommunications  network  and  its  integration 

into 

European  and world  networks; 

- cooperation within European standardization  structures; 

- integration  of trans-European systems; 

- legal aspects of telecommunications; 

- management  of 

the  new  European  business  environment: 
organisational  structures,  strategy  and  planning,  purchasing  principles,  tariffs  structure  in 
voice telephony; 

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- land-use planning, construction and town planning; 

- upgrading  of the data network and development of data-based information  services. 

Information  Infrastructure 

ARTICLE 86 

The Parties  shall  endeavour  to  expand  and  strengthen  cooperation,  with  a  view  to  setting  up  a 
Global Information  Infrastructure.  This shall involve: 

- exchange  of  information  on  policies  and  programmes  aimed  at  setting  up  the  information 

infrastructure  and the corresponding services; 

- close  cooperation  between  institutions  managing  current  information  networks  and  databases 

(academic and/or government agencies); 

- exchange  of  information  on  technologies,  market  needs  and  other  information,  organisation  of 

seminars, workshops  and conferences  for  experts'and industrialists from both sides; 

- training and  advisory operations; 
-joint  execution of projects; 
- promotion  and  agreement  of  information 

technology  standards,  hardware  and  software 

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- promotion  of  an  appropriate  regulatory  framework,  assessment  of  existing 

information 

technology legislation in relation to European Union laws; 

- action to promote the growth of information  services and  infrastructure; 
- cooperation  in  the  areas  of  electronic  data  interchange  (EDI)  technology  and  information 

security systems and policies. 

Banking, insurance and other financial services 

ARTICLE 87 

1.  The Parties'shall  cooperate  with  the  aim of establishing  and  developing  a  suitable  framework 

for the encouragement  of a banking, insurance and financial services sector in Lithuania. 

2.  The cooperation  shall focus  on: 

- the  improvement  of  efficient  accounting  and  audit  systems  in  Lithuania  based  on 

international rules and European Community standards; 

- the strengthening and restructuring of the banking and financial systems; 

- the improvement  and  harmonization  of supervision  and  regulation  system  of banking  and 

financial services; 

- the preparation  of glossaries of terminology; 

- the exchange of information  in particular in respect of laws in force or being  drafted; 

- the preparation and translation of Community and Lithuanian legislation; 

3.  To this end, the cooperation shall include the provision of technical assistance and training. 

ARTICLE 88 

Audit and Financial Control  Cooperation 

1.  The Parties  shall  cooperate  with  the  aim to  developing  efficient  financial  control  and  audit 
systems  in  the  Lithuanian  administration  following  standard  Community  methods  and 
proceedings. 

2.  Cooperation shall focus  on: 

- the exchange of relevant information  on audit systems; 
- the uniformisation  of audit  documentation; 
- training and advisory operations. 

3.  To this end, technical assistance shall be provided by the Community as appropriate. 

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Monetary policy 

ARTICLE 89 

At the request  of the Lithuanian  authorities, the Community  shall  provide  technical  assistance 
designed to support Lithuania's efforts  towards the gradual alignment of its policies on those of 
the European Monetary  System. At the request of Lithuania, it will organise informal  exchange 
of  information  concerning  the  principles  and  the  functioning  of  the  European  Monetary 
System. 

Money  laundering 

ARTICLE 90 

1.  The Parties  agree  on the necessity  of making  strenuous  efforts  and  cooperating  in  order  to 
prevent  the  use  of  their  financial  systems  for  the  laundering  of  proceeds  from  criminal 
activities in general and drug offences  in particular. 

2.  Cooperation  in  this  area  shall  include  administrative  and  technical  assistance  with  the 
purpose  of establishing  suitable standards  to  combat  money laundering,  equivalent  to  those 
adopted  by  the  Community  and  other  international  bodies  in  this  field,  in  particular  the 
Financial Action Task Force (FATF). 

Regional  development 

ARTICLE 91 

1.  The Parties  shall  strengthen  cooperation  between them  on  regional  development  and  land-

use planning. 

2.  To this end, any of the following  measures may be taken: 

- exchange of information  by national, regional or local authorities  on regional  and  land-use 
planning  policy,  and,  where  appropriate,  the  provision  of  assistance  to  Lithuania  for  the 
formulation  of such policy; 

- joint action by regional and local authorities in the field  of economic  development; 

- study  of  a  joint  approach  towards  the  development  of  inter-regional  cooperation  with 

Baltic Sea regions in the Community; 

- exchange of visits to explore cooperation and assistance opportunities; 

- exchange of civil servants or experts; 

- provision  of 

technical  assistance  with  special  emphasis  on 

the  development  of 

disadvantaged  regions, including border areas;' 

- establishment  of programmes for the exchange of information  and  experience,  by  methods 

including seminars. 

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Housing and  construction 

ARTICLE 92 

The  Parties  will  cooperate  in  the  housing  and  construction  sector.  This  cooperation  has  the 
objective,  amongst  others,  of  modernizing  and  restructuring  the  housing  and  construction 
sector,  taking  into  account  the  related  aspects  of  health,  safety,  environment  and  energy 
efficiency. 

Social  Cooperation 

ARTICLE 93 

1.  With  regard  to  health  and  safety  at  work  and  public  health,  the  Parties  shall  develop 
cooperation  between  them  with  the  aim of  improving  the  level  of  protection  of  the  health 
and  safety  of  workers,  taking  as  a  reference  the  level  of  protection  existing  in  the 
Community.  Cooperation  shall comprise the following  in particular: 

- the provision of technical assistance; 

- the exchange of experts; 

- cooperation between companies; 

- information  and training operations; 

- cooperation on public health. 

2.  With regard to  employment,  cooperation between the Parties shall focus in particular  on: 

- organisation  of the labour  market; 

- modernization  of job-finding,  careers advice and workers retraining services; 

- planning and implementation  of regional restructuring programmes; 

- encouragement  of local employment  development. 
Cooperation  in  these  fields  shall  be  realized  through  actions  such  as  the  performance  of 
studies, provision of the services of experts and information  and training. 

3.  With  regard  to  social  security,  cooperation  between  the  Parties  shall  seek  to  adapt  the 
Lithuanian  social  security  system  to  the  new  economic  and  social  situation,  primarily  by 
providing the services of experts  and information  and training. 

Tourism 

ARTICLE 94 

The Parties shall increase and  develop  cooperation between them in the field  of tourism,  which 
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- facilitating  the tourist trade; 
-  strengthening the flow of information  through  international  networks, databases, etc.; 

- transferring  know-how through training, exchanges, seminars; 

- enhancing regional cooperation  projects; 

-  studying the opportunities for joint operations (cross-border projects, town twinning, etc.); 

-  developing of agro-tourism; 

- introducing  computerized  booking  and  information  systems  (preferably  common  to  all 

three Baltic States) and consumer protection standards for tourists. 

Information  and  communication 

ARTICLE 95 

1.  With  regard  to  information  and  communication,  the  Community  and  Lithuania  shall  take 
appropriate  steps  to  stimulate  effective  mutual  exchange  of  information.  Priority  shall  be 
given to  programmes aimed at providing the general public with basic information  about the 
information, 
European  Union  and  specific  circles  in  Lithuania  with  more  specialized 
including, where possible, access to Community data bases. 

2.  The Parties  shall coordinate  and, where  appropriate,  harmonize their  policies regarding  the 
regulation  of  cross-border  broadcasts,  technical  standards  and  the  promotion  of  European 
audiovisual  technology. 

3.  Cooperation  may  include  providing  for  exchange  programmes,  scholarships,  training 

facilities  for journalists and experts in the sectors of the media as appropriate. 

Consumer  protection 

ARTICLE 96 

1.  The Parties shall cooperate with the aim of achieving full  compatibility between the  systems 
of  consumer  protection  in Lithuania  and the  Community.  Effective  consumer  protection  is 
needed to ensure that the market economy functions  properly. 

2.  To this end, and in view of their common interests, the Parties shall encourage and ensure: 

- a  policy  of  active  consumer  protection,  in  accordance  with  Community  law  and  any 

relevant UN guidelines on consumer  protection; 

- the  approximation  of  legislation  and  the  alignment  of  consumer  protection  in  Lithuania 

with that of the  Community; 

- effective  legal protectionjbr  consumers in order to improve the quality of consumer  goods 

and maintain appropriate safety  standards. 

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3.  Cooperation  may include: 

- the exchange of information  on dangerous products; 

- the training of consumer protection specialists for the government  and NGOs; 

- help  with  the  development  of  independent  organisations  intended  to  increase  consumer 

awareness, particularly by providing  information; 

- the  establishment  of  information  and  advisory  centres  for  the  settlement  of  disputes  and 
the  provision  of  legal  and  other  advice  to  consumers;  provision  will  be  made  for 
cooperation between Lithuania's centres and those in the Community; 

- access to Community databanks; 

- the development  of exchanges between consumer representatives. 

4.  Technical assistance shall be provided by the Community as appropriate. 

Customs 

ARTICLE 97 

1.  The  aim  of  cooperation  in the  customs field shall be to  guarantee  compliance  with  all  the 
provisions  scheduled  for  adoption  in the  area  of trade  and to  achieve  the  approximation  of 
Lithuania's  customs  system to that  of the  Community,  thereby  helping  to  pave  the  way  for 
liberalisation measures planned under this Agreement. 

2.  Cooperation  shall include the following  in particular: 

- the exchange of information  including on the methods of investigation; 

- the development of cross-border  infrastructure; 
- the  introduction  of  the  single  administrative  document  and  the  interconnection  between 

the transit  systems of the Community and Lithuania; 

- the simplification  of inspections and formalities  in respect of the carriage of goods; 

-the organisation of seminars and placements; 

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Technical assistance shall be provided where appropriate. 

3.  Without  prejudice  to  further  cooperation  foreseen  in  this  Agreement,  and  in  particular 
Article  101  and  Title  VII,  the  mutual  assistance  between  administrative  authorities  in 
customs matters of the Parties shall take place in accordance with the provisions of Protocol 
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Statistical cooperation 

ARTICLE 98 

1.  Cooperation  in  this  area  shall  have  as  its  aim  the  development  of  an  efficient  statistical 
system to provide, in a rapid and timely fashion,  the reliable statistics needed to  support  and 
monitor  the  process  of  economic  reform  and  contribute  to  the  development  of  private 
enterprise in Lithuania. 

2.  The Parties shall cooperate in particular to: 

- strengthen Lithuania's statistical apparatus; 

- bring  about  harmonization  with  international  (and  particularly  Community)  methods, 

standards and  classifications; 

- provide the data needed to support  and monitor economic reform; 

- provide  private  sector  economic  operators  with  the  appropriate  macroeconomic  and 

microeconomic data; 

- guarantee the confidentiality  of data; 

- exchange statistical  information. 

3.  Technical assistance shall be provided by the Community as appropriate. 

Economics 

ARTICLE 99 

1.  The  Community  and  Lithuania  shall  facilitate  the  process  of  economic  reforms  and 
integration by cooperating to improve understanding  of the fundamentals  of their  respective 
economies  and  the  formulation  and  implementation  of  economic  policy  in  market 
economies. 

2.  To these ends, the Community and Lithuania shall: 

- exchange information  on macroeconomic performance  and prospects  and  on  strategies  for 

development; 

- analyse  jointly  economic  issues  of  mutual  interest,  including  the  framing  of  economic 

policy and the instruments for  implementing it; 

- through  the  programme  of  Action  for  Cooperation  in  Economics  (ACE)  in  particular, 
encourage  extensive  cooperation  between  economists  and  managers  in  the  Community 
and Lithuania  in order to  expedite the transfer" of know-how  for  the  drafting  of  economic 
policies, and provide for wide dissemination of the results of policy-relevant  research. 

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Public  Administration 

ARTICLE  100 

The  Parties  shall  promote  cooperation  between  their  public  administration  authorities, 
providing  technical  assistance  where  appropriate,  including  the  setting  up  of  exchange 
programmes,  in  order  to  improve  mutual  knowledge  of  the  structure  and  functioning  of  their 
respective systems. 

Drugs 

ARTICLE  101 

1.  Within the scope of their respective powers and  competences, the Parties  shall cooperate in 
increasing  the  effectiveness  and  efficiency  of  policies  and  measures  to  counter  the  illicit 
production,  supply  and  traffic  of narcotic  drugs  and  psychotropic  substances,  including  the 
prevention  of  diversion  of  precursor  chemicals,  as  well  as  in  promoting  drug  demand 
prevention and  reduction. 

2.  The Parties  shall agree on the necessary  methods  of cooperation  to  attain  these  objectives, 

including the modalities of the implementation of common actions. 

3.  The  cooperation  in this  area  shall  be  based  on  mutual  consultation  and  close  cooperation 
between  the Parties  over  the  objectives  and  measures  in the  fields  targeted  in  paragraph  1 
and shall, inter alia, include where available technical assistance from the Community. 

Cooperation  aimed  at  preventing  the  illicit  traffic  of  narcotic  drugs  and  psychotropic 
'  substances will comprise technical and administrative assistance including: 

- drafting  and implementation of national legislation; 
- creation  or  strengthening  of  institutions  and  information  centres  and  of  social  health 

centres; 

- increasing the efficiency  of the institutions engaged in combating illicit d#ig  trafficking; 
- training of personnel and research; 
- prevention of diversion of precursors and other essential chemicals used for the purpose  of 
illicit  manufacture  of  narcotic  drugs  or  psychotropic  substances,  by  establishing  suitable 
standards equivalent to those adopted by the Community and relevant  international bodies, 
in particular the Chemical Action Task Force (CATF). 

The Parties may agree to include other areas. 

TITLE  VH : COOPERATION  IN THE PREVENTION  OF ILLEGAL  ACTIVITIES 

ARTICLE  102 

1.  The Parties shall cooperate, within the scope of their powers  and competences, with the aim 

of preventing the following  illegal activities in particular: 

- illegal immigration  and the illegal presence of their nationals on the other's territory,  while 

taking account  of the principles and the practice of readmission; 

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-  corruption; 
- illegal transactions involving industrial waste and counterfeit  products; 
- illegal trafficking  in drugs and psychotropic substances, 
-  organised  crime. 

Cooperation in the matters referred  to in paragraph  1 shall be based  on mutual  consultations 
and  close  coordination  between  the Parties and  should  include technical  and  administrative 
assistance  for: 

- the drafting  of national legislation; 
- the establishment of information  centres; 
- enhancing the efficiency  of the institutions charged to prevent illegal activities; 
- staff training and the development of investigative facilities; 
- the formulation  of mutually acceptable measures to prevent illegal activities. 

The parties may agree to include other areas. 

TITLE VHI : CULTURAL  COOPERATION 

ARTICLE  103 

1.  The  Parties  undertake  to  promote,  encourage  and  facilitate  cultural  cooperation.  Where 
appropriate,  the  Community's  cultural  cooperation  activities  or  those  of  one  or  more 
Member  States  may be extended  to Lithuania and further  activities of interest  to  both  sides 
developed. 

This cooperation may cover in particular: 

- literary translations; 
- exchange of non-commercial works of art and artists; 
- conservation and restoration of monuments and sites (architectural and cultural heritage); 
- training; 
- cultural events (e.g. song festivals); 
- publicizing significant  cultural events, 
- cooperation between libraries. 

2.  The  Parties  may  cooperate  in  the  promotion  of  the  audiovisual  industry  in  Europe.  In 
particular,  the audiovisual  sector in Lithuania could apply to take part  in activities set up by 
the  Community  in  the  framework  of  the  MEDIA  programme,  in  accordance  with  the 
procedures  laid  down  by  the  bodies  responsible  for  the  various  activities  and  the  Council 
Decision of 21 December  1990 setting up that programme. 

The  Parties  shall  coordinate  and,  where  appropriate,  harmonize  their  policies  on  the 
regulation  of  cross-border  broadcasting,  paying  particular  attention  to  matters  relating  to 
the acquisition  of intellectual property rights for programmes broadcast by satellite or cable, 
technical  standards  in  the  audiovisual  field  and  the  promotion  of  European  audiovisual 
technology. 

Cooperation  could  include  inter  alia  the  exchange  of  programmes,  bursaries  and  facilities 
for the training of journalists and other media professionals. 

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TITLE IX  : FINANCIAL  COOPERATION 

ARTICLE 104 

In order to achieve the objectives of this Agreement and in accordance with Articles  105,  106, 
107 and  108, without prejudice to Article  107, Lithuania shall benefit from temporary financial 
assistance  from  the  Community  in  the  form  of  grants  and  loans,  including  loans  from  the 
European Investment  Bank (EIB)  according  to  the  provisions  of  Article  18  of the  Statute  of 
the Bank to accelerate the economic transformation of Lithuania. 

This financial assistance shall be covered: 

ARTICLE 105 

- Either within the framework of an indicative multiannual programme through Phare  foreseen 
in Council Regulation EEC N°  3906/89,  as  amended,  or within a new multiannual  financial 
framework  established  by the Community following  consultations with Lithuania and taking 
into account the considerations set out in Articles 106 and 107; 

- By loan(s) provided by the European Investment Bank within a ceiling and during a period of 
availability  to  be  established,  following  consultations  with  Lithuania  in  application  of  the 
relevant provisions of the Treaty on European Union. 

ARTICLE 106 

The  objectives  and the areas of the Community's financial assistance  shall be laid  down in an 
indicative  programme  to  be  agreed  between  the  two  Parties.  The  Parties  shall  inform  the 
Association Council. 

ARTICLE 107 

1.  The  Community  shall,  in  case  of  special  need,  taking  into  account  the  availability  of  all 

financial  resources,  on request  of Lithuania and in coordination with international  financial 
institutions,  in  the  context  of  the  G24,  examine  the  possibility  of  granting  temporary 
financial  assistance: 

- to  support  measures  with  the  aim  of  maintaining  the  convertibility  of  the  Lithuanian 

currency; 

- to  support  medium-term  stabilization  and  structural  adjustment  efforts,  including  balance 

of payments assistance; 

2.  This  financial  assistance 

is  subject  to  Lithuania's  presentation  of  IMF  supported 
programmes  in  the  context  of  the  G24,  as  appropriate,  for  convertibility  and/or  for 
restructuring its economy,  to the Community's acceptance thereof,  to Lithuania's continued 
adherence to these programmes and, as an ultimate objective, to rapid transition to  reliance 
on finance from private sources. 

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3.  The Association  Council  will be informed  of the conditions under  which  this assistance.will 
be provided  and  of the  respect  of the  obligations  undertaken  by Lithuania  concerning  such 
assistance. 

ARTICLE  108 

The Community financial assistance shall be evaluated  in the light  of the needs which  arise and 
of Lithuania's  development  level,  taking  into  account  established  priorities  and  the  absorption 
capacity  of Lithuania's  economy,  the  ability to  repay  loans and the progress towards  a  market 
economy system and restructuring in Lithuania. 

ARTICLE  109 

In  order  to  permit  optimum  use  of  the  resources  available,  the  Parties  shall  ensure  that 
Community contributions are made in close coordination with those from other sources such as 
the Member  States,  other  countries,  including the  G24,  and international financial institutions, 
such  as  the  International  Monetary  Fund,  the  International  Bank  for  Reconstruction  and 
Development  and the European Bank for Reconstruction  and Development. 

ARTICLE  110 

Lithuania  shall  participate  in  framework  programmes,  specific  programmes,  projects  or  other 
actions  of  the  Community  in  the  fields  laid  down  in  Annex  XX.  Without  prejudice  to  the 
existing  participation  of Lithuania  in  the  activities  referred  to  in  Annex  XX,  the  Association 
Council  shall  decide  the  terms  and  conditions  for  the  participation  of  Lithuania  in  these 
activities. The financial contribution of Lithuania to the activities referred  to in Annex XX  shall 
be  based  on  the  principle  that  Lithuania  shall  meet  the  costs  resulting  from  its  participation 
itself.  If  necessary,  the  Community  may  decide,  on  a  case-by-case  basis,  and  pursuant  to  the 
rules  applicable  to  the  general  budget  of the European  Communities,  to  pay  a  supplement  to 
Lithaunia's  contribution. 

TITLE X : INSTITUTIONAL, GENERAL AND FINAL  PROVISIONS 

ARTICLE  111 

An Association  Council  is hereby  established  which  shall  supervise  the  implementation  of this 
Agreement.  It  shall  meet  at  ministerial  level  once  a  year  and  when  circumstances  require.  It 
shall  examine  any  major  issues  arising within the  framework  of the  Agreement  and  any  other 
bilateral or international  issues of mutual interest. 

ARTICLE  112 

1.  The Association Council shall consist of the members of the Council  of the European  Union 
and  members  of  the  Commission  of  the  European  Communities,  on  the  one  hand,  and  of 
members appointed by the Government  of Lithuania, on the other. 

2.  Members of the Association  Council may arrange to be represented,  in accordance  with  the 

conditions to be laid down in its rules of procedure. 

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4.  The  Association  Council  shall  be  presided  in  turn  by  a  member  of  the  Council  of  the 
European  Union  and  a  member  of  the  Government  of  Lithuania,  in  accordance  with  the 
provisions to be laid down in its rules of procedure. 

5.  Where  appropriate,  the EIB  will take  part,  as an  observer,  in  the  work  of  the  Association 

Council. 

ARTICLE  113 

The  Association  Council  shall,  for  the  purpose  of  attaining  the  objectives  of  the  Agreement, 
have the power to take decisions in the cases provided  for  therein. The decisions taken  shall be 
binding  on  the  Parties  which  shall  take  the  measures  necessary  to  implement  the  decisions 
taken. The Association Council may also make appropriate recommendations. 

It shall draw up its decisions and recommendations by agreement between the two Parties. 

ARTICLE  114 

1.  Each  of  the  two  Parties  may  refer  to  the  Association  Council  any  dispute  relating  to  the 

application or interpretation  of this Agreement. 

2.  The Association  Council may settle the dispute by means of a decision. 

3.  Each  Party  shall  be  bound  to  take  the  measures  involved  in  carrying  out  the  decision 

referred  to in paragraph 2. 

4.  In the  event  of it not being possible to  settle the dispute in accordance  with  paragraph  2 of 
this Article,  either Party may notify  the other  of the  appointment  of an  arbitrator;  the  other 
Party  must  then  appoint  a second  arbitrator  within  two  months. For  the  application  of this 
procedure,  the  Community  and the Member  States  shall  be deemed  to  be  one Party  to  the 
dispute. 

The Association  Council shall appoint a third  arbitrator. 

The arbitrators' decisions shall be taken by majority vote. 

Each  Party  to  the  dispute  must  take  the  steps  required  to  implement  the  decision  of  the 
arbitrators. 

ARTICLE  115 

1.  The Association  Council  shall be assisted  in the performance  of its duties by an  Association 
Committee  composed  of  representatives  of  the  members  of  the  Council  of  the  European 
Union  and  of  members  of  the  Commission  of the European  Communities  on  the  one  hand 
and of representatives  of the  Government  of Lithuania  on the other,  normally  at  senior civil 
servant level. 

In  its  rules  of  procedure  the  Association  Council  shall  determine  the  duties  of  the 
Association  Committee,  which  shall include the preparation  of meetings  of  the  Association 
Council and how the Committee shall  function. 

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2.  The  Association  Council  may  delegate  to  the Association  Committee  any  of  its  powers.  In 
this  event  the  Association  Committee  shall  take  its  decisions  in  accordance  with  the 
conditions laid down in Article  113. 

ARTICLE  116 

The  Association  Council  may  decide  to  set  up  any  other  special  committee  or  body  that  can 
assist it in carrying out its duties. 

In its rules of procedure, the Association Council shall determine the composition and  duties of 
such committees or bodies and how they shall  function. 

ARTICLE  117 

A  Parliamentary  Committee  is  hereby  established.  It  shall  be  a  forum  for  Members  of  the 
Parliament  of  Lithuania  and  the  European  Parliament  to  meet  and  exchange  views.  It  shall 
meet at intervals which it shall itself determine. 

ARTICLE  118 

1.  The Parliamentary  Committee  shall consist  of members of the European Parliament,  on  the 

one hand, and of members of the Parliament of Lithuania, on the other. 

2.  The Parliamentary  Committee shall establish its rules of procedure. 

3.  The Parliamentary  Committee shall be presided in turn by each the European Parliament  and 
the Parliament of Lithuania, in accordance with the provisions to be laid down in its rules of 
procedure. 

ARTICLE  119 

The Parliamentary  Committee  may request  relevant  information  regarding  the  implementation 
of this Agreement  from  the  Association  Council, which  shall then  supply the  Committee  with 
the requested  information. 

The Parliamentary  Committee shall be informed  of the decisions of the Association Council. 

The Parliamentary  Committee may make recommendations to the Association Council. 

" ARTICLE  120 

Within  the  scope  of  this  Agreement,  each  Party  undertakes  to  ensure  that  natural  and  legal 
persons of the other Party have access free of discrimination in relation to  its own nationals  to 
the  competent  courts  and  administrative  organs  of the Parties to  defend  their  individual  rights 
and  their  property  rights,  including  those  concerning  intellectual,  industrial  and  commercial 
property. 

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ARTICLE  121 

Nothing in this Agreement  shall prevent  a Party from taking any measures: 

(a)  which  it  considers  necessary  to  prevent  the  disclosure  of  information  contrary  to  its 

essential security interests; 

(b)  which  relate to  the  production  of,  or trade  in,  arms,  ammunition  or  war  materials  or 
to  research,  development  or production  indispensable  for  defence  purposes,  provided 
that such measures do not impair the conditions of competition  in respect  of products 
not intended for  specifically  military purposes; 

(c)  which  it  considers  essential  to  its  own  security  in  the  event  of  serious  internal 
disturbances  affecting  the  maintenance  of  law  and  order,  in  time  of  war  or  serious 
international  tension  constituting  threat  of war  or in order  to  carry  out  obligations  it 
has accepted for the purpose of maintaining peace and international  security; 

(d)  which it considers  necessary to  respect  its international  obligations  and  commitments 

on the control of dual use industrial goods and technologies. 

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ARTICLE  122 

1.  In  the  fields  covered  by  this  Agreement  and  without  prejudice  to  any  special  provisions 

contained  therein: 

- the  arrangements  applied  by Lithuania  in respect  of the  Community  shall  not  give  rise  to 
any  discrimination  between  the  Member  States,  their  nationals,  or  their  companies  or 
branches, 

- the  arrangements  applied  by the Community  in respect  of Lithuania  shall  not  give  rise  to 

any discrimination between Lithuanian nationals or its companies or branches. 

2.  The provisions  of paragraph  1 are without  prejudice  to  the right  of the Parties  to  apply  the 
relevant  provisions  of their fiscal legislation to  taxpayers  who  are not  in identical  situations 
as regards their place of residence. 

ARTICLE  123 

Products  originating  in  Lithuania  shall  not  enjoy  more  favourable  treatment  when  imported 
into the Community than that applied by Member States among themselves. 

The  treatment  granted  to Lithuania  under  Title IV  and  Chapter  I  of Title  V  shall  not  be  more 
favourable  that that accorded by Member  States among themselves. 

ARTICLE  124 

1.  The  Parties  shall  take  any  general  or  specific  measures  required  to  fulfil  their  obligations 
Under this Agreement.  They  shall  see to  it that  the objectives  set  out  in this Agreement  are 
attained. 

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2.  If  either  Party  considers  that  the  other  Party  has  failed  to  fulfil  an  obligation  under  this 
Agreement,  it  may  take  appropriate  measures.  Before  so  doing,  except  in  cases  of  special 
urgency,  it shall  supply the Association  Council  with  all relevant  information  required  for  a 
thorough  examination  of  the  situation  with  a  view  to  seeking  a  solution  acceptable  to  the 
Parties. 

In  the  selection  of  measures,  priority  must  be  given  to  those  which  least  disturb  the 
functioning  of  this  Agreement.  These  measures  shall  be  notified  immediately  to  the 
Association Council and  shall be the subject  of consultations within the Association  Council 
if the other Party  so requests. 

ARTICLE  125 

The present Agreement  shall not, until equivalent rights for individuals and economic  operators 
have  been  achieved  under  the  present  Agreement,  affect  rights  assured  to  them  through 
agreements binding one or more Member  States, on the one hand, and Lithuania,  on the  other, 
except  for  sectors  of  Community  competence  and  without  prejudice  to  Member  States' 
obligations resulting from this Agreement in sectors of their competence. 

ARTICLE  126 

For  the  purposes  of  this  Agreement,  the  term  "Parties"  shall  mean  the  Community,  or  its 
Member  States,  or the Community  and  its Member  States,  in accordance  with their  respective 
powers, of the one part, and Lithuania, of the other part. 

Protocols No.  1-5  and Annexes No. I-XX shall form an integral part of this Agreement. 

ARTICLE  127 

This Agreement is concluded for  an unlimited  period. 

ARTICLE  128 

Either Party  may  denounce  this Agreement  by notifying  the  other Party.  This  Agreement  will 
cease to apply six months after  the date of such  notification. 

ARTICLE  129 

The  Secretary  General  of  the  Council  of  the  European  Union  shall  be  the  depository  of  this 
Agreement. 

ARTICLE  130 

This  Agreement  shall apply,  on the  one hand,  to  the territories  in which  the  Treaties  establishing 
the European  Community,  the European  Atomic Energy  Community  and  the European  Coal  and 
Steel  Community  are  applied  and  under  the  conditions  laid  down  in  those  Treaties  and,  on  the 
other hand, to the territory  of the Republic of Lithuania. 

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ARTICLE  131 

This  Agreement  is  drawn  up  in  duplicate  in  the  Danish,  Dutch,  English,  Finnish,  French, 
German,  Greek,  Italian, Portuguese,  Spanish,  Swedish and Lithuanian  languages,  each of these 
texts being equally authentic. 

ARTICLE  132 

This Agreement will be approved by the Parties in accordance with their own procedures. 
This  Agreement  shall  enter  into  force  on the first day  of the  second  month  following  the  date 
on  which  the  Parties  notify  each  other  that  the  procedures  referred  to  in  the  first  paragraph 
have been completed. 

Upon  its  entry  into  force,  this  Agreement  shall  replace the  Agreement  between  the  European 
Economic  Community,  the  European  Atomic  Energy  Community  and  the  Republic  of 
Lithuania  on  trade  and  economic  and  commercial  cooperation  signed  in Brussels  on  11 May 
1992. 

The  present  Agreement  is  partly  based  on,  further  develops  and  incorporates  the  essential 
provisions of the Agreement between the European  Community,  the European  Atomic  Energy 
Community  and  the  European  Coal  and  Steel  Community  and  the  Republic  of  Lithuania  on 
Free Trade and  Trade-Related  Matters  signed  on  18 July  1994. Upon  its  entry  into  force,  this 
Agreement  shall replace the Agreement on Free Trade and Trade-Related  Matters. 

The decisions of the Joint Committee established by the Agreement  on trade and economic and 
commercial  cooperation  and  which  performs  also  the  duties  assigned  by  the  Agreement  on 
Free Trade and Trade-Related Matters shall continue to apply until repealed by decisions of the 
Association Council. 

The Association  Council  shall adopt  at its first meeting all the modifications  to  this  Agreement 
-  in  particular  to  the  protocols  and  annexes  -  necessary  to  align  it  with  changes  to  the 
Agreement on Free Trade and Trade-Related  Matters decided by the Joint  Committee  between 
the signature and the entry into force  of this Agreement. 

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Lithuania 

LIST  OF  ANNEXES 

Articles 9 and  18 

Definition  of industrial and agricultural  products 

Article  11(2) 

Lithuanian import tariff  concessions 

Article  11(3) 

Lithuanian import tariff  concessions 

Article  11(4) 

Lithuanian import tariff  concessions 

Article 14(1*) 

Lithuanian export tariff  concessions 

Article  16(1) 

Community tariff concessions in textiles 

Article  17(1) 

Processed  agricultural  products 

Article  17(2) 

Processed  agricultural  products 

Article 20(2) 

Community agricultural concessions - duty concessions 

Article 20(2) 

Community agricultural concessions - arrangements  for 
animal and meat imports 

Article 20(2) 

Community agricultural concessions - tariff  quotas 

Article 20(2) 

Lithuanian agricultural concessions - tariff  duties 

Article 20(2) 

Lithuanian agricultural concessions - tariff  quotas 

Article 23(1) 

Community fisheries  concessions 

Article 23(1) 

Lithuanian fisheries  concessions 

Article 44(1) 

Community exceptions  establishment 

Article 44(2) 

Lithuanian permanent exceptions  establishment 

Article 44(2)(i) 

Lithuanian transitional exceptions  establishment 

I 

II 

III 

IV 

V 

VI 

VII 

VIII 

IX 

X 

XI 

XII 

XIII 

XIV 

XV 

XVI 

XVIIa 

XVIIb 

XVIII 

Article 47 

Financial  services 

XIX 

Article 67 

Intellectual, Industrial and Commercial  Property 
Protection  s-

XX 

Article  110 

Participation of Lithuania in Community  programmes 

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ANNEX! 

List  of  products  referred  to  in  Articles  3  and  1% of  the  Agreement 

CN  code 

Description 

ex 3502 

Albumins,  albuminates  and  other  albuminin  derivatives: 

ex 3502 10 

—  Egg  albumin: 

Other: 

3502 10 91 

—  —  —  Dried  (for  example,  in  sheets,  scales,  flakes,  powder) 

3502 10 99 

Other 

ex 3502 90 

—  Other: 

—  —  Albumins,  other  than  egg  albumin: 

i 
—  —  —  Milk  albumin  (lactalbumin): 

3502 90 51 

_  _  _  _  Dried  (for  example,  in  sheets,  scales,  flakes,  powder) 

3502 90  59 

Other 

4501 

Natural  cork,  raw  or  simply  prepared;  waste  cork;  crushed,  granulated  or  ground 
cork 

5201 00 

Cotton,  not  carded  or  combed 

5301 

5302 

Flax,  raw  or  processed  but  not  spun; flax^tow  and  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) 

ANNEX  II 

List  of  produas  referred  to  in  Article  M(2) 

CN  code 

Description 

Basic Duty 

6403 

Footwear 

10% 

519  o^ 

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ANNEX  III 

List  of  products  referred  to  Article4A(3) 

CN  code 

Description 

Basic  duty  (%) 

3401 

S o a p ; . .. 

- 

3402  20 

Organic  surface-active  agents:  preparations  put  up  for  retail  sale 

3402  90 

Othcr  organic  surface-active  agents 

3404 

Artificial  and  prepared  waxes 

3405 

Polishes  and  creams 

3406 

Candles 

3605 

Matches 

3917  22  91 

Rigid  tubes,  pipes  and  hoses  of  polymers  of  propylene,  with 
fittings  attached,  for  use  in  civil  aircraft 

3917  22  99 

Rigid  tubes,  pipes  and  hoses  of  polymers  of  propylene,  other 

3917  23 

Rigid  .tubes,  pipes  and  hoses  of .polymers  of  vinyl  chloride 

3917  29 

Rigid  tubes,  pipes  and  hoses  of  other  plastics 

3917  31 

Flexible  tubes,  pipes  and  hoses 

3917  32  11 

Other  tubes,  pipes  and  hoses  without  fittings,  of  condensation  or 
rearrangement  polymerization  products,  of  epoxide  resins 

3917  32  19 

tubes,  pipes  and  hoses,  of  other  condensation  or 

Other 
rearrangement  polymerization  products 

3917  32  31 

tubes,  pipes  and  hoses,  of  addition  polymerization 

Other 
products,  of  polymers  of  ethylene.' 

3917  32  35 

tubes,  . pipes  and  hoses,  of  addition  polymerization 

Other 
products,  of  vinyl  chloride 

3917  32  39 

Other 
products,  other 

tubes,  pipes  and  hoses,  of  addition  polymerization 
\-

3917  32  51 

Other  tubes,  pipes  and  hoses,  other,  not  reinforced 

, 

. 

, 

: 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

25 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

520  A 

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CN  code 

Description 

Basic duty  (%) 

3917  32  99 

Other  tubes,  pipes  and  hoses,  other 

3917  33 

Other'tubes,  pipes  and  hoses  with  fittings 

3917  39 

Other  seamless  tubes,  pipes  and  hoses 

3917  40 

Tube  fittings 

3918 

Plastic  floor  coverings 

3920  10 21 

Other  plastic  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  polyethylene  of  low 

specific  gravity 

3920  10 29 

Other  .plastic  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  polyethylene  of  high 
specific  gravity 

3920  10 50 

Other  plastic  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  other  polymers  of 
ethylene  (low  thickness) 

10 

• 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

3920  10  90 

Other  plastic  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  other  polymers  of 

10 

ethylene  (high  thickness) 

3920  20 

Other  plastic  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  polymers  of  propylene 

3920 41 

Other  rigid  plastic  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  polymers  of  vinyl 

3920  42 

chloride 
Other  flexible  plastic  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  polymers  of  vinyl 

chloride 

3920  51 

Other  plastic  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  polymethyl  methacrylate 

3920  59 

Other  plastic  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  other  acrylic  polymers 

3920  61 

Other  plastic  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  polycarbonates 

3920  62 

Other 

plastic 

plates, 

sheet, 

film, 

etc.  of 

polyethylene 

terephthalate 

3920  63 

Other  plastic  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  unsaturated  polyesters 

3920  69 

Other  plastic  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  other  polyesters 

3920  71 

Other  plastic  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  regenerated  cellulose 

3920  72 

Other  plastic  plates,  sheet,  film  etc.  of  vulcanized  fibre 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

521  ^ 

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CN code 

Description 

Basic duty  (%) 

3920 73 

Other  plastic  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  cellulose  acetate 

3920 79 

Other  plastic  plates,  sheet, 
derivatives 

film,  etc.  of  other 

cellulose 

3920 91 

Other  plastic  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  polyvinyl  butyral 

3920 92 

Other  plastic  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  polyamides 

3920 93 

Other  plastic  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  amino-resins 

3920 94 

Other  plastic  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  phenolic  resins 

3920 99 

Other  plastic  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  other  plastics 

3921 11 

Other  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  cellular  plastic,  of  polymers  of 
styrene 

3921 12 

Other  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  cellular  plastic,  of  polymers  of 
vinylchloride 

3921 14 

Other  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  cellular  plastic,  of  regenerated 
cellulose 

392119 

Other  plates,  sheet,  film,  etc.  of  cellular, plastic,  of  other  plastic 

3921 90 

Other  plates,  sheet,  film,  foil  and  strip  of  plastics 

3922 

Plastic  baths,  showers,  wash-basins,  lavatory  parts  and  similar 
sanitary  ware 

3923 21 

Plastic  articles  for  conveyance  or  packing  of  goods  of  polymers  of 
ethylene 

3923 30 90 

Plastic  carboys,  bottles,  flasks,  etc.  of  capacity  exceeding  two 
litres 

3923 40 

Plastic  spools,  cops,  bobbins  and  similar  supports 

3923 50 

Plastic  stoppers,  lids,  caps  and  othcr  closures 

3923 90 

Other  plastic  articles  for  packaging  or  conveyancing 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10. 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

522  ^A 

CN  code 

Description 

Basic  duty  (%) 

ST 

3924 

Plastic  tableware,  kitchenware  and  other  household  articles 

3925 

3926 

4201 

4202 

4203 

Plastic  builders'  ware  not  elsewhere  specified 

Other  articles  of  plastics  or  of  other  materials 

Saddlery  and  harness  for  any  animal 

Cases  of  leather,  composition  leather,  plastic  sheeting,  textiles, 
vulcanized  fibre  or  paperboard 

Articles  of  apparel  and  clothing  accessories  of 
composition  leather 

leather  or 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

4410  10  10 

Unworked  particle  board  or  similar 

4410  10 50 

Particle  board  surfaced  with  mélanine  resin  impregnated  paper 

4410  10 90 

Other  wood  particle  board 

4410  90 

Particle  board  of  other  ligneous  materials 

4411 

4413 

4414 

4415 

4416 

4417 

4418 

4419 

4420 

4421 

4802  52 

6401 

Fibreboard  of  ligneous  materials 

Densified  wood 

Wooden  frames 

Wooden  packing  cases  and  load  boards 

Wooden  casks,  barrels,  vats,  tubs,  etc. 

Wooden  tools,  brushes  or  shoe  trees 

' 

Builders'  joinery  and  carpentry  of  wood 

Wooden  tableware  and  kitchenware 

Ornamental  wood,  jewellery  cases  or  other  wooden  furniture 

Other  articles  of  wood 

Uncoated  paper  and  paperboard  containing  little  mechanically 
processed  fibre,  of  40  to  150  g/m2 

Waterproof  rubber  or  plastic  footwear  with  unassembled  or 
unfixed  uppers  . 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

6402  • 

Othcr  rubber  or  plastic  footwear 

10 

, 

523 

CN  code 

Description 

Basic  duty  (%) 

6t) 

rubber,  plastic  or 

leather  soles  and 

textile 

10 

6404 

6405 

8403 

Footwear  with 
uppers 

Other  footwear 

Certain  central.heating  boilers 

8414  30  30 

Compressors  used 
exceeding  0,4  kW 

in  refrigerating  equipment  of  power  not 

8418  21 

Compression-type  household  refrigerators 

8418  22 

Absorption-type  household  refrigerators,  electrical 

8418  29 

Other  household  refrigerators 

8418  30 

Chest  freezers  not  exceeding  800  litres  capacity 

8418  40 

Upright  freezers  not  exceeding  900  litres  capacity 

8506  1 1 11 

Small  primary  cells  and  batteries  of  manganese  dioxide,  alkaline 
and  cylindrical 

10 

10 

10 

25 

25 

25 

25 

25 

25 

8506  11  19 

Other  small  alkaline  primary  cells  and  batteries  of  manganese 
dioxide 

.  25 

8506  11  91 

Other  small  primary  cells  and  batteries  of  manganese  dioxide, 
cylindrical 

8506  11 99 

Other  small  primary  cells  and  batteries  of  manganese  dioxide 

8509 

8519 

Electro-mechanical  domestic  appliances 

Sound  reproducing  apparatus  not  including  a  sound  recording 
device 

8520 

Magnetic  tape  recorders  and  other  sound  recording  equipment 

8528  10 41 

Colour  video  monitors  with  cathode-ray 
parameters  not  exceeding  625  lines 

tube  and  scanning 

8528  10 43 

Colour  video  monitors  with  cathode-ray 
parameters  exceeding  625  lines 

tube  and  scanning 

8528  10 49 

Other  colour  video  monitors 

8528  10 52 

Other  colour  television  receivers  w,ith  integral  tube,  not  exceeding 
42  cm 

8528  10  54 

Other  colour  television  receivers  with  integral  tube,  exceeding 
42  cm  but  not  exceeding  52  cm 

25 

25 

10 

10 

10 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

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Description 

Basic duty  (%) 

CN  code 

8528  10 56 

Other  colour  television  receivers  with  integral  tube,  exceeding 
52  cm  but  not  exceeding  72  cm 

8528  10  58 

Other  colour  television  receivers  with  integral  tube,  exceeding 
72  cm 

8528  10 72 

Other  colour  television  receivers  with  a  vertical  resolution  of  less 
than  700  lines 

8528  10 76 

Other  colour  television  receivers  with  a  vertical  resolution  of  700 
lines  or  more 

8528  10 81 

Other  colour  television  receivers  with  a  screen  width/height  ratio 
less  than  1,5 

8528  10  89 

Other  coulour  television  receivers  without  screen 

8528  10 98 

Other  TV  receivers  with  integral  tube  but  no  screen 

8528  20 

Monochrome  TV  receivers 

9028  20 

Liquid  meters 

9401 

Seats 

9403  10 

Metal  office  furniture 

9403 2 0 10 

Other  metal  furniture  for  use  in  civil  aircraft 

9403  30 

Wooden  office  furniture 

9403  40 

Wooden  kitchen  furniture 

9403  50 

Wooden  bedroom  furniture 

9403  60 

"  Other  wooden  furniture 

9403  80 

Furniture  of  other  materials,  including  cane,  osier,  bamboo,  or 
similar 

9403  90  30 

Wooden  furniture  parts 

9403  90  90 

Furniture  parts  of  other  matcriais  (excluding  metal) 

9404  30 

Sleeping  bags 

' 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

10 

25 

25 

25 

25 

25 

25 

25 

25 

25 

25 

25 

9404  90 

Articles  of  bedding,  other 

. 

.  25 

9405 

Lamps  and  lighting  fittings 

' 

10 

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i25  ri 

42 

ANNEX IV 

List of  products referred  to  in Article  ^ 

(4) 

CN  code 

Description 

8703  21  90 

8703  22  90 

Uscd  motor  cars 

Dun-  (%) 

1.  1.  1995 

1.  1.2001 

8703  23  90 

—  Motor  cars  older  than  7  years  but  not  older  than 

5 

10  years 

8703  24  90 

8703  31  90 

8703  32  90 

—  Motor  cars  odcr  than  10  years 

10 

S703  33  90 

0 

0 

ANNEX  V 

List  of  products  referred  to  in  Article 

f 4  C1 ) 

CN  code 

Description 

4101—4103 

Raw  hides  and  skins 

Semi-manufactures, of  leather 

4104  10—4104  1 0 9 1, 
4104  21—4104  29, 
4105  11—4105  19, 
4106  11—4106  19, 
4107  10  10,  4 1 0 7 2 1, 
4107  29  10,  4107  90  10 

4301 

Raw  furskins 

4403  20  00 

Coniferous  wood  in  the  rough 

4403  91 

Wood  of  oak  in  the  rough 

4403  99  90 

Wood  of  ash  in  the  rough 

Wood  of  other  deciduous  trees  in 
the  rough 

Ferrous  waste  and  scrap 

Non-ferrous  waste  and  scrap 

4403 9 1, 
4403  99  90 

7204 

7404,  7503,  7602, 
7802,  7902,  8002, 
8101  91  90,  8103  10 90, 
8104  20,  8105  10  90, 
8108  10 90,  8111  00  19, 
8112  20  39,  8 1 1 2 40  19, 
8 1 1 2 91  39 

Duty  (%) 

1.  I.  199.S  to 
31.  12.  1997 

1 . 1.  1998  to 
31.  12.  2000 

From 
1 . 1.  2001 

50 

10 

15 

20 

50 

50 

10 

15 

15 

30 

5 

8 

20 

50 

50 

,0 

8 

15 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

# 

52K 

43 

ANNEX  VI 

List  of  textile  products  originating  in  Lithuania  and  subject  to  Community  tariff  ceilings 

Category 

CN  Taric  code 

Description  (') 

Tariff  ceilings (2) 

Cotton  yarn  not  put  up  for  retail  sale 

2  261 
(tonnes) 

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

2  737 
(tonnes) 

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

630 
(tonnes) 

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

the 

1 8 83 
(1  000  pieces) 

pullovers, 

slip-overs,  waistcoats, 

Jerseys, 
twinsets, 
cardigans,  bed-jackets  and  jumpers  (other  than  jackets 
and  blazers),  anoraks,  windcheaters,  waister  jackets  and 
the  like,  knitted  or  crocheted 

1  510 
(1 000  pieces) 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

5204  11  00 
5204  19  00 
5205 
5206 
5604  90  0 0 * 50 

5208 
5209 
5210 
5211 
5212 
5 8 1 1 00  0 0 * 91 
• 92 
6308  00  0 0 * 11 
*19 

5512 
5513 
5514 
5515 
5803  90  30 
5905  00  7 0 * 10 
6308  00  0 0 * 20 

6105  10  00 
6105  20  10 
6105  20  90 
6105  90  10 
6109  10  00 
6109  90  10 
6109  90  30 
6 1 1 0 20  10 
6110  30  10 

6101  10  90 
6101  20  90 
6101  30  90 

6102  10  90 
6.102 20  90 
6102  30  90 

6110  10  10 
6110  10  31 
6110  10  35 
6110  1 0 38 
6110  1 0 91 
6110  1 0 95 
6110  10  98 
6110  20  91 
6110  20  99 
6 1 1 0 30  91 
6110  30  99 

(')  Notwithstanding  thc rules for  the interpretation  of  the combined  nomenclature, the wording for  thc description  of  the 
products  is to  be considered  as  having  no more than  an  indicative  value, the preferential  scheme being determined  by 
thc coverage  of  the  CN  codes and,  where appropriate,  of  thc Taric codes, preceded  by an asterisk. 

(2)  For  imports  in excess of  these annual  ceilings, thc Community  may  re-establish customs duties at any  time  of  the  year 

concerned. 

52"  ik 
on 

Category 

CN  Taric  code 

Description (') 

than 
Men's  or  boys'  woven  breeches,  shorts  other 
swimwear  and 
trousers  (including  slacks;  women's  or 
girls'  woven  trousers  and  slacks^  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of 
man-made  fibres;  lower  parts  of  track  suits  with  lining, 
other 
than  of  category  16  or  29,  of  cotton  or  of 
man-made  fibres 

& 

Tariff  ceilings (2> 

1  750 
(1  000  pieces) 

6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 
6203 

41 10 
41 90 
4231 
42 33 
42 35 
42 90 
43 19 
43 90 
49 19 
49 50 

6204 61 10 
6204 62 31 
6204 62 33 
6204 62 39 

6204 63 18 
6204 69 18 

6211 32 42 
6211 3342 
6211 42 42 
6211 43 42 

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 

5802  11  00 
5802  19  00 

6302  60  0 0 * 90 

6202  11  00 
6202  12  10*90 
6202  12  9 0 * 90 
6202  13  10*90 
6202  13  9 0 ' 90 

6204  31  00 
6204  32  90 
6204  33  90 
6204  39  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 

621132  31 
621133  31 

15 

16 

Women's  or  girls'  blouses,  shirts  and 
shirt-blouses, 
whether  or  not  knitted  or  crocheted,  of  wool,  cotton  or 
man-made  fibres 

972 
(1 000  pieces) 

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

1  917 
(1  000  pieces) 

linen  and  kitchen 

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

linen,  of 

terry 

131 
(tonnes) 

Women's  or  girls'  woven  overcoats,  raincoats  and  other 
coats,  cloaks  ar.d  capes;  jackets  and  blazers,  of  wool,  of 
cotton  or  of  man-made  textile  fibres  (other  than  parkas) 
(of  category  21) 

227 
(1 000 pieces) 

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

99 
(1 000  pieces) 

i 

Category 

CN  Taric  code 

Description  (') 

Men's  or  boys' 
blazers,  other 
cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres 

jackets  excluding  waister 

jackets  and 
than  knitted  or  crocheted,  of  wool,  of 

Bed  linen,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted 

te 

Tariff  ceilings  (:) 

81 
(1 000  pieces) 

232 
(tonnes) 

17 

20 

39 

10 

12 

13 

14 

18 

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

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

6302  51  10 
6302  51  90 
6302  53  90 
6302  59  0 0 * 90 
6302  91  10 
6302  91  90 
6302  93  90 
6302  99  0 0 * 90 

6111  10  10 
6111  20  10 
6111  30  10 
6111  90  0 0 * 11 
6116  10  10 
6116  10  90 
6 1 1 6 91  00 
6 1 1 6 92  00 
6116  93  00 
6116  99  00 

6115  12  00 
6115  19  10 
6115  1 9 90 
6 1 1 5 20  11 
6 1 1 5 20  90 
6 1 1 5 91  00 
6115  92  00 
6115  93  10 
6115  93  30 
6 1 1 5 93  99 
6 1 1 5 99  00 

6107  11  00 
6107  12  00 
6107  19  00 
6108  21  00 
6108  22  00 
6108  29  00 

6201  11  00 
6201  1 2 1 0 * 90 
6201  12  9 0 * 90 
6201  13  1 0 * 90 
6201  13  9 0 * 9 0-
6201  20  00 

6207  11  00 
6207  19  00 
6207  21  00 
6207  22  00 
6207  29  00 
6207  91  00 
6207  92  00 
6207  99  00 

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

101 
(tonnes) 

Gloves,  mittens  and  mitts,  knitted  or  crocheted 

308 
1  537 
(1  000  pairs) 

Panty  hose  and  tights,  stockings,  understockings,  socks, 
ankle-socks,  sockettes  and  the  like,  knitted  or  crocheted, 
other  than  for  babies,  including  stockings  for  varicose 
veins,  other  than  products  of  category  70 

3  189 
(1  000  pairs 
or  pieces) 

Men's  or  boys'  underpants  and  briefs,  women's  or  girls' 
knickers  and  briefs,  knitted  or  crocheted,  of  wool,  cotton 
or  man-made  fibres 

2 0 18 
(1  000  pieces) 

Men's  or  boys'  woven  overcoats,  raincoats  and  other 
coats,  cloaks  '  and  capes,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of 
man-made 
of 
category  21) 

parkas 

textile 

(other 

fibres 

than 

46 
(1  000  pieces) 

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

112 
(1  000  pieces) 

it 

n: 

44 

Category 

CN Taric code 

Description (') 

Tariff  ceilings (2) 

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

18 

(continued) 

6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 
6208 

11 00 
19 10 
19 90 
2100 
22 00 
29 00 
91 10 
91  90 
92  10 
92  90 
99  00 

19 

6213 20 00 
6213 90 00 

Handkerchiefs  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted 

Parkas,  anoraks,  windcheaters,  waister  jackets  and 
the 
like,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted,  of  wool,  of  conon 
or  of  man-made  fibres;  upper  parts  of  track  suits  with 
lining,  other  than  category  16  or  29,  of  cotton  or  of 
man-made  fibres 

21 

6201 12 10*10 
6201 12 90*10 
6201 1310*10 
6201 13 90*10 
6201 91 00 
6201 92 00 
6201  93  00 

6202  12  10*10 
6202  12  9 0 * 10 
6202  13  10*10 
6202  13  9 0 * 10 
6202  91  00 
6202  92  00 
6202  93  00 

6211  3 2 41 
6211  3341 
621142  41 
6211  43  41 

1 7 46 
(1 000  pieces) 

562 
(1 000  pieces) 

22 

5508  10  11 
5508  10  19 

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

649 
(tonnes) 

5509  1100 
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 

t\\ *> n  j 

Category 

CN  Taric  code 

Description  (') 

Tariff  ceilings  (') 

Q 

23 

5508  20  10 

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

24 

6107  2 1 00 
6107  22  00 
6107  29  00 
6107  9 1 00 
6107  92  00 
6107  99  0 0 * 10 

26 

27 

28 

6108  31  10 
6108  31  90 
6108  32  11 
6108  32  19 
6108  32  90 
6108  39  00 
6108  91  00 
6108  92  00 
6108  99  10 

6104  41  00 
6104  42  00 
6104  43  00 
6104  44  00 

6204  41  00 
6204  42  00 
6204  43  00 
6204  44  00 

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

6204  51  00 
6204  52  00 
6204  53  00 
6204  59  10 

6103  41  10 
6103  41  90 
6103  42  10 
6103  42  90 
6103  43  10 
6103  43  90 
6103  49  10 
6103  49  91 

6104  61  10 
6104  61  90 
6104  62  10 
6104  62  90 
6104  63  10 
6104  63  90 
6104  69  10 
6104  69  91 

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

308 
(tonnes) 

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

499 
(1 000  pieces) 

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

Women's  or  girls'  dresses,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or 
man-made  fibres 

395 
(1  000  pieces) 

Women's  or  girls'  skirts,  including  divided  skirts 

260 
(1 000  pieces) 

Trousers,  bib  and  brace  overalls,  breeches  and  shorts 
(other  than  swimwear),  knitted  or  crocheted,  of  wool,  of 
cotton  or  man-made  fibres 

109 
(1 000  pieces) 

S  -

531 

> 

&3 

Tariff  ceilings  (l) 

124 
(1 000  pieces) 

Category 

CN  Taric  code 

Description  (') 

Women's  or  girls'  suits  and  ensembles,  other  than  knitted 
or  crocheted,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  man-made  fibres, 
excluding  ski  suits;  women's  or  girls'  track  suits  with 
lining,  with  an  outer  shell  of  a  single  identical  fabric,  of 
cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres 

29 

6204 11 00 
6204 12 00 
6204 13 00 
6204 19 10 
6204 21 00 
6204 22 80 
6204 23 80 
6204 29 18 

6211 4231 
6211 43 31 

31 

6212  10 00 

Brassières,  woven,  knitted  or  crocheted 

674 
(1 000  pieces) 

32 

5801 
5801 
5801 
5801 
5801 
5801 
5801 
5801 
5801 
5801 
5801 
5801 
5801 

10 00 
2100 
22 00 
23 00 
24 00 
25 00 
26 00 
3100 
32 00 
33 00 
34 00 
35 00 
36 00 

5802 20  00 
5802  30  00 

5407 20  11 

6305 31  91 
6305  31  99 

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

90 
(tonnes) 

Woven  fabrics  ot  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 

242 
(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 

264 
(tonnes) 

35 

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

10 00 
20 90 
30 00 
41 00 
42 10 
42 90 
43 00 
44 10 
44 90 
51 00 
52 00 
53 10 
53 90 
54 00 
60 10 
60 30 
60 51 
60 59 
60 90 
7100 
72  00 
73  10 

Ï3S 

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Category 

CN  Taric code 

Description (') 

Tariff  ceilings (2) 

t? 

• 

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

58 
(tonnes) 

Woven  fabrics  of  artificial  staple  fibres 

386 
(tonnes) 

35 
(continued) 

36 

37 

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 

5811  00  0 0 * 95 

5905  00  7 0 * 90 

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 

5811  00  0 0 * 96 

5905  00  7 0 * 20 

5516  11  00 
5516  12  00 
5516  13  00 
5516  14  00 
5516  21  00 
5516  22  00 
5516  23  10 
5516  23  90 
5516  24  00 
5516  31  00 
5516  32  00 
5516  33  00 
5516  34  00 
5516  41  00 
5516  42  00 
5516  43  00 
5516  44  00 
5516  91  00 
5516  92  00 
5516  93  00 
5516  94  00 

5803  90  50 

5905  00  7 0 * 30 

38A 

6002  43  11 
6002  93  10 

Knitted  or  "crocheted  synthetic  curtain  fabrics 
net  curtain  fabric 

including 

22 
(tonnes) 

38B 

6303  9 1 0 0 * 10 
6303  92  9 0 * 10 
6303  99  9 0 * 20 

Net  curtains,  other  than  knined  or  crocheted 

1 
(tonne) 

éf 

53'! 

Category 

CN Taric code 

Description (') 

Tariff  ceilings (*) 

% 

Woven  curtains  (including  drapes)  interior  blinds,  cunain 
and  bed  valances  and  othcr  furnishing  articles,  other  than 
knined  or  crocheted,  of  wool,  of  conon  or  of  man-made 
fibres 

37 
(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 

750 
(tonnes) 

40 

41 

6303  9 1 0 0 * 91 
*99 
6303  92  9 0 * 90 
6303  99  9 0 * 31 
*39 
• 90 

6304  19  10 
6304  19  90*91 
6304  92  00 
6304  93  0 0 * 90 
6304  99 00 * 92 

5401  10  11 
5401  10  19 

5402  10  10 
5402  10  90 
5402  20  00 
5402  31  10 
5402  31  30 
5402  31  90 
5402  32  00 
5402  33  10 
5402  33  90 
5402  39  10 
5402  39  90 
5402  49  10 
5402  49  91 
5402  49  99 
5402  51  10 
5402  51  30 
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 

5604  20  0 0 * 10 
5604  90  0 0 * 40 
*90 

42 

540120 10 

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

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 

75 
(tonnes) 

5604 20 00 * 20 

43 

5204 20 00 

5207 10 00 
5207 90 00 

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

77 
(tonnes) 

53^1 

^1 

Category 

CN  Taric  code 

43 
(continued) 

5401 10 90 
5401 20 90 

Description (') 

Tariff  ceilings (2) 

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

18 
(tonnes) 

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

60 
(tonnes) 

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

24 
(tonnes) 

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

6a 
(tonnes) 

47 

48 

49 

50 

5406 10 00 
5406 20 00 

5508 20 90 

5511 30 00 

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 
5107 
5107 
5107 
5107 
5107 
5107 
5107 

10 10 
10 90 
20 10 
20 30 
20 51 
20 59 
20 91 
20 99 

5108 20 10 
5108 20 90 

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

5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 
5111 

11 00 
19 10 
19 90 
20 00 
30 10 
30 30 
30 90 
90 10 
90 91 
90 93 
90 99 

5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 
5112 

1100 
19 10 
19 90 
20 00 
30 10 
30 30 
30 90 
90 10 
90 91 
90 93 
90 99 

53 

5803  10  00 

Cotton  gauze 

1 
(tonne) 

M 

• T* 

l i O tl 

}< 

Category 

CN  Taric  code 

Description  (') 

Tariff  ceilings (2) 

54 

5507  00  00 

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

7 
(tonnes) 

55 

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

56 

5508 10 90 

5511 10 00 
551120 00 

58 

59 

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

5702  10  00 
5702  31  10 
5/02  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  4 9 10 
5702  51  00 
5702  52  00 
5702  59  00" 
5702  91  00 
5702  92  00 
5702  99  0 0' 

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

60 
(tonnes) 

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

53 
(tonnes) 

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

283 
(tonnes) 

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

310 
(tonnes) 

20 

20 

5703 1010 
5703 10 90 
5703 20 11 
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*90 

5704 10 00 
5704 90 00 

5705 00 10 
5705 00 31 
5705" 00 39 
5705 00 90*11 
•19 

JP 

53K 

Category 

CN Taric code 

Description (') 

Tariff  ceilings (!) 

13 

60 

5805 00 00 

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

61 

90 

5806 10 00' 
5806 20 00 
5806 31 10 
5806 31 90 
5806 32 10 
5806 32 90 

5806 39 00*90 
5806 40 00*90 

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

fabrics 

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

from 

from 

1 
(tonne) 

48 
(tonnes) 

62 

5606 00 91 
5606 00 99 

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

61 
(tonnes) 

5804 10 11 
5804 10 19 
5804 10 90 
5804 21 10' 
5804 21 90 
5804 29 10 
5804 29 90 
5804 30 00 

5S07 10 10 
5S07 10 90 

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

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

like  of 

the 

580S 10 00 
5808 90 00 

Braids  and  ornamental 
pompoms  and  the  like 

trimmings  in  the  piece;  tassels, 

Embroidery,  in  the  piece,  in  strips  or  in  motifs 

5810 10 10 
5810 10 90 
5810 91 10 
5810 91 90 
581092 10 
5810 92 90 
581099 10 
5810 99 90 

63 

5906 91 00 

6002 10 10*10 
6002 10 90 
6002 30 10*10 
6002 30 90 

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 

33 
(tonnes) 

6001 10 00*10 

Raschel  lace  and  long-pile  fabric  of  synthetic  fibres 

6002 20 31 
6002 43 19 

65 

5606 00 10 

20 

6001 10 00' 
6001 21 00 
6001 22 00 
6001 29 10 
6001 91 10 
6001 91 30 
6001 91 50 
6001 91 90 
6001 92 10 
6001 92 30 

crocheted 

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

fabric  other 

than 

166 
(tonnes) 

5 37 

Category 

CN Taric  code 

Description (') 

Tariff  ceilings (2) 

^ 

65 
(continued) 

66 

6001  92  50 
6001  92  90 
6001  99  10 
6002 10 10*91 
6002 20 10 
6002 20 39 
6002 20 50 
6002 20 70 
6002 30 10*91 
6002 4100 
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 
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 
6301  40  90*91 
.  *99 
6301  90  90*21 
*99 

67 

5807  90  90 

6 1 1 3 0 0 10 

6 1 1 7 1 0 00 
6 1 1 7 20  00 
6 1 1 7 8 0 10 
611780  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 
6302 60 00*10 

6303 1100 
6303 12 00 
6303 19 00 

6304  11  00 
6304  91  00 

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

23 
(tonnes) 

Knitted  or  crocheted  clothing  accessories  other  than  for 
babies,  household  linen  of  all  kinds,  knined  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 

85  . 
(tonnes) 

538 

^ 

Is 

Category 

CN  Taric  code 

Description (') 

Tariff  ceilings (2) 

67 
(continued) 

6305  20  0 0 * 10 
6305  31  10' 
6305  39  0 0 * 91 
6305  90  0 0 * 20 

6307  10  10 
6307  90  10 

68 

6111  1 0 90 
6111  20  90 
6111  30  90 
6111  90  0 0 * 19 

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

91 
(tonnes) 

69 

70 

72 

73 

74 

•75 

6209  10  0 0 * 90 
6209  20  0 0 * 90 
6209  30  0 0 * 90 
6209  90  0 0 * 90 

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

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

102 
(1  000  pieces) 

6115  11  00 
6 1 1 5 20  19 
6 1 1 5 93  91 

Panty  hose  (tights)  of  synthetic  fibres,  measuring.  per 
single  yarn  less  than  67  decitex  (6,7  tex). 
Women's  stockings  of  synthetic  fibres 

6  731 
(1  000  pieces 
or  pairs) 

6 1 1 2 31  10 
6 1 1 2 31  90 
6 1 1 2 3 9 10 
6112  39  90 
6 1 1 2 41  10 
6 1 1 2 41  90 
6 1 1 2 49  10 
6112  49  90 

6211  11  00 
6211  12  00 

6112  11  00 
6112  1 2 00 
6112  1 9 00 

6104  11  00 
6104  12  00 
6104  13  00 
6104  1 9 0 0 * 10 
6104  21  00 
6104  22  00 
6104  23  00 
6104  29  0 0 * 10 

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

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

1S9 
( 1 000  pieces) 

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

181 
(1  000  pieces) 

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

suits  and 
fibres, 

67 
(1  000  pièces) 

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

10 
(1 000  pieces) 

5 35* 

Category 

CN Taric code 

Description (') 

Tariff  ceilings (2) 

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 

169 
(tonnes) 

76 

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 
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 

6211 32 10 
6211 33 10 
621142 10 
6211 43 10 

77 

6211 20 00*10 

Ski  suits,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted 

Garments,  other 
than  knitted  or  crocheted,  excluding 
garments  of  categories  6,  7,  8,  14,  15,  16,  17,  18,  2 1,  26, 
27,  29,  68,  72,  76  and  77 

45 
(tonnes) 

159 
(tonnes) 

78 

83 

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

6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 

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

6210  40  00 
6210  50  00 

6211  31  00 
6211  32  90 
6211  33  90 
6211  41  00 
6211  42  90 
6211  43  90 

6101  10  10 
6101  20  10 
6101  30  10 

6 1 0 2 10  10 
6102  20  10 
6102  30  10 

6103  3 1 00 
6103  32  00 

Overcoats,  jackets,  blazers  and  other  garments,  including 
ski  suits,-  knitted  or  crocheted,  excluding  garments  of 
categories  4,  5,  7,  13, 24,  26,  27,  28,  68,  69,  72,  73,  74 
and  75 

60 
(tonnes) 

5 4 0 

T* 

Category 

CN  Taric  code 

Description (') 

Tariff  ceilings (2) 

83 
(continued) 

6103  33  00 
6103  39  00*  10 

6104  31  00 
6104  32  00 
6104  33  00 
6104  39  0 0 * 10 

6112  20  0 0 * 10 

6 U3  00  90 

6114  1 0 00 
6114  20  00 
6114  30  00 

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

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

15 
(tonnes) 

6215  20  00 
6215  90  00 

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

1 
(tonnes) 

6212  20  00 
6212  30  00 
6212  90  00 

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

140 
(1 000  pieces) 

Gloves,  mittens  and  mitts,  not  knitted  or  crocheted 

37 
(tonnes) 

Stockings,  socks  and  sockenes,  not  knitted  or  crocheted; 
other  clothing  accessories,  other  than  for  babies,  other 
than  knitted  or  crocheted 

8 
(tonnes) 

Twine,  cordage,  ropes  and  cables  of  synthetic  fibres, 
plaited  or  nor 

76 
(tonnes) 

6209  10  0 0 * 10 
6209  20  0 0 * 10 
6209  30  0 0 * 10 
6209  90  0 0 * 10 

6216  00  00 

6209  10  0 0 * 20 
6209  20  0 0 * 20 
6209  30  0 0 * 20 
6209  90  0 0 * 20 

6217  10  00 
6217  90  00 

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 

Tents 

69 
(tonnes) 

6305  20-00 * 90 
6305  3 9 0 0 * 99 
6305  90  0 0 * 99 

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

28 
(tonnes) 

84 

S5 

86 

S7 

88 

- 

90 

91 

93 

u 

Xft-i 

. 5 â 1 ^ 

^ 

Category 

CN  Taric  code 

Description (') 

Tariff  ceilings (l) 

94 

95 

5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 

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

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

5807  90  10*10 

5905  00  7 0 * 50 

6210  10  \,0 
6307  90  91 

96 

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

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

91 
(tonnes) 

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

62 
(tonnes) 

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

38S 
(tonnes) 

5807 90 10*10 

5905 00 70*40 

6210 10 91 
6210 10 99 

6301 40 90*10 
6301 90 90» 10 

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

6303  92  10 
6303  99  10 

6304  19  9 0 * 10 
6304  9 3 0 0»  10 
6304  99 00»  91 

6305  39  0 0 * 10 

6307  10  30 
6307  90  99'  10 

97 

5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 
5608 

11  11 
11  19 
11  91 
11  99 
1 9 11 
19  19 
1 9 31 
19  39 
1 9 91 
19  99 
90  00 

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

22 
(tonnes) 

Itfl. 

0  4 ,' 

Category 

CN  Taric  code 

Description (') 

Tariff  ceilings (2) 

1R 

98 

5609  00  00 

5905  00  10 

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

14 
(tonnes) 

75 
(tonnes) 

8 
(tonnes) 

13 
(tonnes) 

68 
(tonnes) 

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

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

Rubberized 
excluding  those  for  tyres 

textile 

fabrics,  not  knitted  or  crocheted, 

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

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

138 
(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 

109 

110 

111 

112 

101 

5607  90  00 » 90 

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

6306  11  00 
6306  12  00 
6306  19  00 
6306  31  00 
6306  39  00 

6306  41  00 
6306  49  00 

Tarpaulins,  sails,  awnings,  and  sunblinds 

Woven  pneumatic  mattresses 

6306  91  00 
6306  99  00 

Camping  goods,  woven,  other  than  pneumatic  mattresses 
and  tents 

4 
(tonnes) 

6307  20  00 
6307  90  99*91 
*99 

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

-i  •» 

(tonnes) 

113 

6307  10  90 

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

26 
(tonnes) 

Woven  fabrics  and  articles  for  technical  uses 

63 
(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 

-!0 

Category 

CN Taric code 

Description  (') 

Tariff  ceilings (2) 

114 
(continued) 

90 

5911  1000 
5911  20  00" 
5911  31  11 
5911  31  19 
591 1  31  90 
5911  32  10 
5911  32  90 
5911  40  00 
5911  90  10 
5911  90  90 

115 

117 

5306 10 11 
5306 10 19 
5306 10 31 
5306 10 39 
5306 10 50 
5306 10 90 

5306 20 11 
5306 20 19 
5306 20 90 

530S90 11 
5308 90 13 
5308 90 19 

5309 1111 
5309 11 19 
5309 11 90 
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 

118 

6302 29 10 
6302 39 10 
6302 39 30 
630252 CO 
6302 59 00*10 
6302 92 00 
6302 99 00* 10 

lax  or  ramie  varn 

104 
(tonnes) 

Woven  fabrics  of  flax  or  ramie 

33 
(tonnes) 

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

15 
(tonnes) 

120 

6303  99  90*10 

6304  19 30 
6304  99  00*10 

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

(tonnes) 

121 

5607  90  00*20 

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

26 
(tonnes) 

122 

123 

6305  90  00*91 
*92 

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

23 
(tonnes) 

5801  90  10 
5801  90  90*20 

6214  90  90*11 
• 91 

Woven  pile  fabrics  and  chenille  fabrics  of  flax  or  ramie, 
other  than  fabrics  of  heading  No  5802  or  5806,  shawls, 
scarves,  mufflers,  mantillas,  veils  and  the  like,  of  flax  or 
ramie,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted 

1 
(tonne) 

544 

Category 

CN  Tarie  code 

Description  (') 

Tariff  ceilings (-') 

x/ 

Synthetic  staple  fibres 

2  038 
(tonnes) 

Yarn  of  synthetic  filament  (continuous),  nor  put  up  for 
retail  sale,  other  than  yarn  of  category  41 

453 
(tonnes) 

Monofil,  strip  (artificial  straw  and  the  like),  and  imitation 
catgut,  of  man-made  fibre  materials: 
—  Of  synthetic  textile  materials: 

273 
(tonnes) 

—  Monofil 
—  Other 

Artificial  staple  fibres 

1  701 
(tonnes) 

124 

125  A 

125  B 

126 

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  10  10 
5404  10  90 
5404  90  11 
5404  90  10 
5404  90  19 
5604  20  00*90 
5604  90  00*20 

5502  00  10 
5502  00  90 

5504  10  00 
5504  90  00 

5505  20  00 

127  A 

5403  31  00 
5403  32  00*10 
5403  33  10 

127  B 

5405  00  00 

5604  90  00»  30 

Yarn  of  artificial  filaments  (continuous)  not  put  up  for 
retail  sale;  other  than  yarn  of  category  42 

141 
(tonnes) 

Monofil,  strip  (artificial  straw  and  the  like)  and  imitation 
catgut  of  regenerated  materials 

19 
(tonnes) 

129 

5110  00  00 

Yarn  of  coarse  animal  hair  or  of  horsehair 

130  A 

5004  00  10 
5004  00  90 

5006  00  10 

Silk  yarn  (other  than  yarn  spun  from  silk  waste) 

130  B 

5005  00  10 

Silk  yarn  othcr  than  that  of  category  130  A 

5005  00  90 

5006  00  90 

5604  90  0 0 * 10 

Silkworm  gut 

\  -

131 

5308  90  90 

Yarn  of  othcr  vegetable  textile  fibres 

2 
(tonnes) 

13 
(tonnes) 

36 
(tonnes) 

6 
(tonnes) 

5? 

Category 

CN Taric code 

Description  (') 

Tariff  ceilings  (2) 

132 

5308 30 00 

Paper  yarn 

133 

5308 2010 
5308 20 90 

Yarn  of  true  hemp 

134 

5605 00 00 

Metalized  yarn 

135 

511300 00 

Woven  fabrics  of  horsehair  or  of  other  animal  hair 

Woven  fabrics  of  silk 

(tonnes) 

73 
(tonnes) 

24 
(tonnes) 

1 
(tonnes) 

121 
(tonnes) 

136 

5007 10 00 
5007 20 10 
5007 20 21 
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 

5905 00 90*20 

5911 20 00*20 

137 

5801 90 90*10 

Woven  pile  fabrics  and  chenille  fabrics  (other  than  terry 
towelling  or  similar  terry  fabrics  of  cotton  falling  within 
fabrics  falling  within  heading 
heading  No  5508  and 
No  5805)  of  silk,  of  noil  silk  or  of  other  waste  silk 

1 
(tonnes) 

5806 10 00*10 

Narrow  woven  fabrics  of  silk,  or  noil  silk  or  of  other 
waste  silk 

138 

5311 00 90 

Woven  fabrics  of  vegetable  textile  fibres  other  than  of 
flax,  jute  or  of  other  textile  bast  fibres 

16 
(tonnes) 

5905 00 90*90 

Woven  fabrics  of  paper  yarn 

139 

5809  00  00 

Woven  fabrics  of  metal  threads  or  of  metalized  yarn 

2 
(tonnes) 

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

3 
(tonnes) 

140 

6001  10  0 0 * 90 
6001  29  90 
6001 99 90 

6002 20 90 
6002 49 00 
6002 99 00 

141 

6301 90 90*29 
*99 

Travelling  rugs  and  blankets  of  textile  material  othcr  than 
cotton,  wool  or  man-made  fibres 

4 
(tonnes) 

Carpets  and  other  textile  floor  coverings  other  than  those 
of  coconut 
those  of 
category  59 

fibres  of  "CN  code  5303,  or 

57 
(tonnes) 

142 

5702 39 90*20 
5702 49 90*20 
5702 59 00*30 
5702 99 00*30 

5705  00  90*31 
*39 

540 

$5 

Category 

CN  Taric  code 

Description (') 

Tariff  ceilings (2) 

144 

5602  10  35 
5602  29  10 

Felt  of  coarse  animal  hair 

1 
(tonnes) 

145 

5607  30  00 
5607  90  00 '  10 

Twine,  cordage,  ropes  and  cables,  plaited  or  not: 
—  Of  abaca  (Manila  hemp  or  Musa  textilis  Nee)  or  other 

121 
(tonnes) 

hard  (leaf)  fibres  or  of  true  hemp 

146  A 

5607 21 00*11 
•19 

Twine,  cordage,  ropes  and  cables,  plaited  or  not: 
—  Binder  and  baler  twine  for  agricultural  machines,  of 

246 
(tonnes) 

sisal  and  other  fibres  of  the  Agave  family 

146  B 

5607 21 00 *-91 
*99 

Twine,  cordage,  ropes  and  cables,  plaited  or  not: 
—  Of  sisal  and  othcr  fibres  of  the  Agave  family,  other 

19 
(tonnes) 

5607 29 10 
5607 29 90 

than  the  products  of  category  146 A 

152 

5602 10 11 

Felt  and  articles  of  felt,  whether  or  not  impregnated  or 
coated: 
—  Felt  in  the  piece  or  simply  cut  to  rectangular  shape 
—  Needle-loom  felt  of  jute  or  of  other  textile,  bast  fibres 
of  heading  No  5703,  not  impregnated  or  coated,  for 
uses  other  than  floor  coverings 

4 
(tonnes) 

156 

6106  90  30 

6110  90  9 0 * 30 

Blouses  and  pullovers  of  silk,  noil  or  other  waste  silk  for 
women,  girls  and  infants,  knitted  or  crocheted 

4 
(tonnes) 

157 

6101 90 10 
6101 90 90 

Garments,  knitted  or  crocheted,  othcr 
categories  1  to  123  and  of  category  156 

than 

those  of 

15 
(tonnes) 

6102 90 10 
6102 90 90 

6103 39 00*90 
6103 49 99 

6104 1900*90 
6104 29 00*90 
6104 39 00*90 
6104 49 00 
6104 69 99 

6105 90 90 

6106 90 50 

6106 90 90 

6107 99 00*90 

6108 99 90 

6109 90 90 
6 1 1 0 90  10 
6 1 1 0 90  9 0 * 90 

6111  90  0 0 * 90 

6 1 1 2 20  0 0 * 90 

6114  90  00 

159 

6204  49  10 

Dresses,  blouses  and  shirt-blouses  of  silk  or  silk  waste 

6206  10  00 

Shawls,  scarves,  mufflers,  mantillas,  veils  and  the  like: 

39 
(tonnes) 

5 _7 

H 

Category 

CN  Taric  code 

Description (') 

Tariff  ceilings (2) 

159 
(continued) 

6214  10  00 

—  Of  silk  or  silk  waste 

6215  1 0 00 

Ties,  bow  ties  and  cravats: 
—  Of  silk  or  silk  waste 

160 

6213  1000 

Handkerchiefs: 
—  Of  silk,  of  noil  or  of  other  waste  silk 

Clothing,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted,  other 
those  of  category  1  to  123  and  category  159 

than 

74 
(tonnes) 

161 

6201 19 00 
6201 99 00 

6202 19 00 
6202 99 00 

6203 19 90 
6203 29 90 
6203 39 90 
6203 49 90 

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 

6211 20 00*90 
6211 39 00 
6211 49 00 

621490  90*19 
*99 

220 

6309  00  00 

Used  clothing 

130 

5604  10  00 

Rubber  thread  and  cord,  textile  covered 

1 0 30 
(tonnes) 

24 
(tonnes) 

Other  textile  products,  other  than  those- of  categories  1 
to  230 

1 
(tonne) 

240 

5801  90  9 0 * 90 

5811  00  00*14 
• IS 
*99 

6002  10  10*99 
6002  30-10*99 

6304  19  90*99 
6304  99  0 0 * 99 

6305  90  0 0 * 10 
6305  90  0 0 * 93 

6308  00  0 0 * 90 

548 

$s 

ANNEX  VU 

Goods  referred  to  in  Article  1?-(1) 

Goods  for  which  the  Community  retains  an  agricultural  component  in  the  duties 

CN  code 

Description 

2905 43 

2905 44 

ex 3505 10 

3505 20 

3809 10 

3823 60 

Mannitol 

D-glucitol  (sorbitol) 

Dextrins  and  other  modified  starches,  excluding  starches,  esterified  or  etherfied  of 
subheading  3505  10 50 

Glues  with  a  basfs  of  starches,  dextrins  or  other  modified  starches 

Dressings  and  finishing  agents  with  a  basis  of  amylaceous  substances 

Sorbitol,  other  than  that  of  subheading  2905  44 

ANNEX  VIII 

Goods  referred  to  in  Article  l r ( 2) 

Goods  for  which  Lithuania  retains  an  agricultural  component  in  the  duties 

CN  code 

ex  3505  10 

Description 

Dextrins  and  other  modified  starches,  excluding  starches,  esterified  or  etherfied  of 
subheading  3505  10  50 

K 

/A 549 

% 

ANNEX  IX 

List  of  products  referred  to  in  Article  -2.0(2) 

Imports  into  the  Community  of  the  following  products  originating  in  Lithuania  shall  be  subject  to  the  duties 
set  out  below 

CN  code 

Description (') 

Duty  rate. 

Live  horses: 

010119  10 

Horses  for  slaughter 

0101  19 90 

Other 

Free 

1 1 , 5% 

0206  22  90 
0206  41  99 

Edible  offal  of  bovine  animals,  swine,  sheep,  goats,  Horses,  asses,  mules 
or  hinnies,  fresh,  chilled  or  frozen 

Free 
Free 

0207  31  00 
0207  50  10 

Fatty  livers  of  geese  or  ducks,  fresh,  chilled  or  frozen 

0409  00  00 

Natural  honey 

- 

0601.10  00 

Bulbs,  tuberous  roots,  corms,  crowns  and  rhizomes,  dormant 

0707  00  19 

Cucumbers,  fresh  or  chilled  (from  16  May  to  31  October) 

0709  51  30 

Chanterelles 

0810  30  10 

Blackcurrants,  fresh 

1502  00  91 

Fats  of  bovine  animals 

•Apple  juice,  of  a  density  not  exceeding  1,33  g/cm3  at  20 °C: 

2009  70  30 

2009  70  93 

Of  a  value  exceeding  ECU  18  pet  100  kg  net  weight,  containing  added 
sugar 

Of  a  value  not  exceeding  ECU  18  per  100  kg  net  weight,  with  an  added 
sugar  content  not  exceeding  3 0%  by  weight 

2009  70  99 

Not  containing  added  sugar 

Free 

1 7 , 3% 

5,1 % 

1 6% 

Free 

8,8%  (:) 

3 , 2% 

1 2% 

1 2% 

1 2% 

(')  Notwithstanding  the  rules  for  the  interpretation  of  the combined  nomenclature, the  wording  for  the description  of  thc 
products  is  to  be  considered  as  having  no  more  than  an  indicative  value,  the  preferential  scheme  being  determined 
within  the  context  of  this Annex  by  the coverage of  the CN codes. Where  ex  CN  codes  are  indicated,  the  preferential 
scheme  is  to  be  determined  by application  of  the  CN code and  corresponding  description  taken  together. 

(2)  Subject  to  minimum  price  arrangements  contained  in  the  Annex  hereto. 

J. 

v 

5 

K 

Annex 

to  Annex  IX 

Minimum  import  price  arrangement  for  certain  soft  fruit  for  processing 

1.  Minimum  import  prices  are  fixed  for  each  marketing  year  for  the  following  products: 

CN  code 

Description 

0810  30  10 

Blackcurrants,  fresh 

The  minimum  import  prices  are  fixed  by  the  Community  in  consultation  with  Lithuania  taking  into 
consideration  the  price  evolution,  imported  quantities  and. market  development  in  the  Community. 

2.  The  minimum  import  prices  shall  be  respected  in  accordance  with  the  following  ctiteria: 

—  during  each  three-month  period  of  the  marketing  year  the  average  unit  value  for  each  product  listed 
in  paragraph  1,  imported  into  the  Community,  shall  not  be  lower  than  the  minimum  import  price 
for  that  product, 

—  during  any  period  of  two  weeks  the  average  unit  value  for  each  product  listed  in  paragraph  1, 
imported  in  the  Community  shall  not  be  lower  than  9 0%  of  the  minimum  import  price  for,  that 
product,  in  so  far  as  the  quantities  imported  during  this  period  are  not  less  than  4%  of  the  normal 
annual  import. 

3. 

I case  of  non-respect  of  one  of  these  criteria  the  Community  may  introduce  measures  ensuring  that  the 
minimum  import  price  is  respected  for  each  consignment  of  the  product  concerned  imported  from 
Lithuania. 

0 

551 

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ANNEX  X 

Products  referred  to  in  Article  2 0 ( 2) 

Arrangements  for  imports  of  live  bovine  animals,  bovine  meat,  sheep-  and  goatmcat  into  thc  Community 

1.  Independently  of  the  balance  sheet  arrangements  foreseen  in  Regulation  (EEC)  No  805/68,  a  global 
tariff  quota  of  3 500  head  of  live  bovine  animals  for  fattening  or  for  slaughter,  with  a  live  weight  of  not 
less  than  160  kg  and  not  more  than  300  kg,  falling  within  CN  code  0102,  shall  be  opened  to  imports 
from  Latvia,  Lithuania  and  Estonia. 

The  reduced  levy  or  specific  duty  rate  applicable  to  animals  under  this  quota  shall  be  fixed  at  2 5%  of 
the  full  amount  of  the  levy  or  the  specific  duty  rate. 

2. 

In  case  forecasts  show  that  imports  into  the  Community  may  exceed  425  000  head  for  any  given  year, 
the  Community  may  take  safeguard  measures  in  accordance  with  Regulation  (EEC)  No  805/68, 
notwithstanding  any  other  rights  given  under  the  Agreement. 

3.  A  global  tariff  quota  of  1 500  tonnes  of  meat  of  bovine  animals,  fresh,  chilled  or  frozen,  falling  within 

CN  codes  0201  and  0202,  shall  be  opened  to  imports  from  Latvia,  Lithuania  and  Estonia. 

The  reduced  duty  rate  and  levy  or  specific  duty  rate  applicable  under  this  quota  shall  be  fixed  at  4 0% 
of  their  full  amount. 

4.  Within  the  framework  of  the  autonomous  import  arrangements  provided  for  in  Regulation  (EEC) 
No  3643/85,  a  global  quota  of  100  tonnes  of  meat  of  sheep  or  goats,  fresh,  chilled  or  frozen,  falling 
within  CN  code  0204,  shall  be  reserved  for  Latvia,  Lithuania  an  Estonia. 

Jf 

K ?:'  9 

«J  <t)  t'j 

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ANNEX  XI 

Products  referred  to  in  Article .£0(2) 

Imports  into  the  Community  of  the  following  products  originating  in  Lithuania  will  be  subject  to  a  6 0% 
reduction  of  the  variable  levy,  thc  ad  valorem  duty  and/or  the  specific  duty  rates  within  thc  limits  of  the 
indicated  quantities  (tariff  quotas) 

CN  code 

Description (') 

Year  133S 

Year  < 3% 

.  ^7 

srrc 

Successive 
years 

(Tonnes) 

ex  0203 

Meat  of  domestic  swine,  fresh,  chilled  or 
frozen  (') 

1  000 

1  000 

1  000 

Chicken  carcases;  breasts  of  chicken;  legs 
of  chicken 

500 

500 

500 

0207  10 15 
0207  21 10 
0 2 07  10  19 
0207  21 90 
0207  39 21 
0207  41  41 
0207  39 23 
0207  41 51 

0402  10  19 

Skimmed-milk  powder 

2  900 

3  200 

3 500 

0402  21 19 

Whole  milk  powder 

0402  29 99 

M i lk  or  cream,  concentrated,  added  sugar 

200 

200 

200 

0405  00  \  1 
0405  1 1 19 

Butter 

1  000 

1 100 

1 200 

0406  10  SO 

Cheese  fresh,  fat  content  > 4 0% 

0406  30 31 

Processed  cheese,  fat  content  < 4 8% 

0406  30 39 

Processed  cheese,  fnt  content  > 4 S% 

0406  90  1  1 

Other  cheese  for  processing 

0702  00 90 

Tomatoes 

0703  20 00 

Garlic 

0808  10 10 

Cider  apples  in  bulk 

700 

700 

too 

100 

800 

700 

700 

100 

100 

700 

700 

100 

100 

900 

1  000 

(')  Notwithstanding  thc rules  for thc inicrprctation  ol  thc combined  nomenclature,  thc wording  for thc description  of thc 
products  is to  l>c considered  as having  no more  than  indicative  value,  the preferential  scheme  being  determined  within 
thc  context  of  this  Annex  by thc coverage  of the CN codes.  Where ex CN codes arc indicated,  the preferential  scheme is 
to  be  determined  by  application  of  the CN code  and corresponding  description  taken  together. 

(-)  Excluding  tenderloins  presented  alone. 

ANNEX 

Xll 

List  of  products  referred  to  Article  LO (2) 

1.  Imports  into  Lithuania  of  the  following  products  originating  in  the  Community  shall  be  subject  to  the 

duties  set  out  below. 

2. 

Imports  into  Lithuania  of  those  agricultural  products  originating  in  the  Community  other  than  those 
listed  in  this  Annex,  are  free  of  duty  or  of  any  charges  having  equivalent  effect. 

CNcode 

(D 

Description 

(2) 

01 

Live  animals;  animal  production 

0201  (*) 
0202 

Meat  of  bovine-animals,  fresh,  chilled,  frozen 

0203  (*) 

Meat  of  swine,  fresh,  chilled  or  frozen 

0204 

0205 

0 2 0 6' 

Meat  of  sheep  or  goats,  fresh,  chilled  or  frozen 

Meat  of  horses,  asses,  mules  or  hinnies,  fresh,  chilled 
or  frozen 

Edible  offal  of  bovine  animals,  swine,  sheep,  goats, 
horses,  asses,  mules  or  hinnies,  fresh,  chilled  or 
frozen 

Rate  of  duty  (%) 

Basic 

1995 

1996 

1997 

1998 

1999 

2000 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

(6) 

(7) 

20 

40 

40 

20 

20 

19 

39 

18 

39 

18 

38 

39 

38 

38 

19 

19 

19 

19 

18 

18 

17 

37 

37 

18 

18 

(8) 

17 

37 

37 

15 

15 

(9) 

16 

36 

36 

15 

15 

8 

7 

7 

6 

6 

5 

5 

0207  (*) 

Meat  and  edible  offal,  of  the  poultry  of  heading 
No  0105,  fresh,  chilled  or  frozen 

25 

23 

23 

22 

22 

20 

20 

0208 

Other  meat  and  edible  meat  offal,  fresh,  chilled  or 
frozen 

40 

38 

38 

37 

37 

35 

35 

0209  (*) 

0210 

0401 

free  of 

Pig  fat 
(not 
rendered),  fresh,  chilled,  - frozen,  salted,  in  brine, 
dried  or  smoked 

lean  meat  and  poultry  fat 

40 

39 

39 

39 

3S 

38 

38 

Meat  and  edible  meat  offal,  salted,  in  brine, dried  or 
smoked;  edible  flours  and  meals  of  meat  offal 

40 

38 

38 

36 

36 

35 

35 

Milk  and  cream,  not  concentrated  nor  containing 
added  sugar  or  other  sweeting  matter 

50 

48 

48 

45 

45 

40 

30 

0402  (*) 

Milk  and  cream,  concentrated  or  containing  added 
sugar  or  other  sweetening  maner 

40 

38 

38 

36 

36 

35 

35 

Buttermilk,  curdled  milk  and  cream  . . . 

20 

18 

18 

15 

15 

10 

10 

0403  (*) 
excluding 
0403  10 5 1-
0403  10 99; 
0403  90 7 1-
0403  90  99 

(*)  Tariff  quotas  set  out  in  Annex  XHI.  Quantities  in  excess  of  these  tariff  quotas  shajl  be  subject  to  thc  basic  duty. 

V 

(9) 

15 

60 

32 

40 

40 

40 

55 

30 

20 

20 

15 

25 

15 

35 

30 

30 

15 

25 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

(6) 

Whey,  whether  or  not  concentrated  or  containing 
added  sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter  . . . 

30 

30 

30 

30 

(7) 

30 

(8) 

30 

Butter  and  other  fats  and  oils  derived  from  milk 

60 

60 

60 

60 

60 

60 

0404 

0405 

0406  (*) 

Cheese  and  curd 

40 

38 

38 

35 

35 

32 

0407  00  3 0 C) 

Birds'  eggs,  in  shell,  fresh  preserved  or  cooked: 
—  Of  poultry 
—  Other 

50 

45 

45 

42 

42 

40 

0408  91  10{*) 

Whole  eggs,  dried 

50 

45 

45 

42 

42 

40 

040900  00 

Natural  honey 

50 

48 

46 

44 

42 

42 

0410  00  00 

Edible  . products  of  animal  origin,  not  elsewhere 
specified  or  included 

60 

59 

59 

58 

58 

5S 

0603  (*) 

Cut  flowers  and  flower  buds  of  a  kind  suitable  for 
bouquets  or  for  ornamental  purposes,  fresh,  dried, 
dyed,  bleached,  impregnated  or  otherwise  prepared 

0603  10  11 

Roses 

40 

40 

40 

35 

30 

30 

0603  10  13 

Carnations 

30 

30 

30 

25 

25 

20 

0603  10  15 

Orchids 

0603  10 21 

Gladioli 

0603  10  25 

Chrysanthemums 

0603  10 29 

Other 

0603  10 51 

Roses 

0603  10  53 

Carnations 

0603  10 55 

Orchids 

0603  10 65 

Chrysanthemums 

0603  10 69 

Other 

0701 

Potatoes,  fresh  or  chilled 

0701  10 00 

Seed 

0701  90 

Other 

Tomatoes,  fresh  or  chilled 

. 

0702  (*) 
0702  00  10 
0702 00  90 

30 

.30 

30 

25 

40 

20 

45 

40 

40 

30 

30 

25 

25 

35 

20 

40 

35 

35 

25 

30 

25 

20 

30 

15 

35 

35 

35 

25 

25 

20 

20 

25 

15 

35 

30 

30 

20 

25 

30 

40 

20 

50 

40 

40 

30 

30 

30 

4 0. 

20 

50 

40 

40 

30 

30 

50 

50 

10 
40 

10 

10 

5 

5 

5 

5 

50 

48 

46 

46 

45 

45 

10 
40 

10 
40 

10 
40 

. 

10 
35 

10 
35 

•  10 
20 

(*)  Tariff  quotas  set  out  in  Annex  X I I I.  Quantities  in  excess  of  these  tariff  quotas  shall  be  subject  to  thc  basic  duty.. 

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0703 

0703  10  19 
0703  20  00 

0704  10 
0704  10  10 
0704  10  90 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

(6) 

(7) 

(8) 

(9) 

Onions,  shallots,  garlic,  leeks  and  other  alliaceous 
vegetables,  fresh  or  chilled 
Other  onions 
Garlic 

Cauliflowers  and  headed  broccoli 

30 
40 

40 

10 

30 
40 

40 
10 

25 
40 

40 

10 

20 
35 

30 
5 

20 
35 

25 
5 

20 
30 

20 
25 

20 
Free 

20 
Free 

0705 

Lettuce  and  chicory,  fresh  or  chilled 

Cabbage  lenuce 

0705  11 
0705  11  10 

0705  11  90 

40 

40 

35 

30 

25 

20 

20 

10 

10 

10 

5 

5 

Free 

Free 

0705  19  00 

Other  lettuce 

30 

30 

30 

25 

25 

20 

' 20 

0706 

Carrots, 
radishes  and  similar  edible  roots,  fresh  or  chilled 

turnips,  salad  beetroot,  salsify,  celeriac, 

0706  10  00 

Carrots  and  turnips 

40 

40 

40 

35 

35 

30 

30 

0706  90 
0706  90  11 
0706  90  19 
0706  90  90" 

Other 
Celeriac 

Other  (radish) 

10 
30 
30 

10 
30 
30 

10 
30 
30 

5 
25 
25 

5 
25 
25 

Free 
20 
20 

Free 
20 
20 

Cucumbers  and  gherkins,  fresh  or  chilled 

0707  00(*) 
0707  00  11 
0707  00  19 

20 
50 

20 
50 

20 
50 

20 
40 

15 
30 

15 
25 

10 
25 

0709 
0709  51 
0709  51  10 

Other  vegetables  fresh  or  chilled 
Mushrooms 
Cultivated  mushrooms 

40 

40 

40 

40 

35 

30 

30 

0709  60  10 

Sweet  peppers 

35 

35 

35 

30 

30 

25 

20 

0808 

Apples,  pears  and  quinces,  fresh 

0 8 0 8 10 

0808  10  91 
0808  10 93 
0808  10  99 

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—  Other 
—  From  1  August  to  31  December 
—  From  1  January  to  31  March 
—  From  1  April  to  31  July 

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55 
55 
10 

53 
.53 
10 

50 
50 
10 

50 
50 
10 

45 
45 
5 

45 
45 
5 

40 
40 
5 

(*)  Tariff  quotas  set  out  in  Annex  XHI.  Quantities  in  excess  of  these  tariff  quotas  shall  be  subject  to  the  basic  duty. 

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0808  20 

0808  20  10 
0808  20  31 
0808  20  33 
0808  20  35 
0808  20  39 

• 

0809 

0809  20 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

(6) 

(7) 

(8) 

(9) 

Pears  and  quinces 
—  Pears 

10 
5 
5 
30 
20 

10 
5 
5 
•30 
20 

10 
5 
5 

25 
20. 

10 
5 
5 
20 
20 

10 
5 
5 
20 
15 

10 
5 
5 
20 
15 

10 

5 
5 
15 
10 

Apricots,  cherries,  peaches,  plums  and  sloes,  fresh 

Cherries 
—  From  1  May  to  15  July 
—  From  16  July  to  30  April 

40 

40 

35 

30 

25 

25 

20 

Plums  and  sloes 

0809  40 
0809  40  11 
0809  40  19 

0810 

Other  fruit,  fresh 

40 
5 

40 
5 

35 
5 

30 
5 

25 

5 

25 
5 

20 
5 

Strawberries 

Raspberries,  blackberries,  mulberries  and 
loganberries 

Black-,  white-  or  redcurrant  and  gooseberries 

0810  10 
0810  10  10 
0810  10  90 

0810  20 

0810  20  10 

0810  30 
0810  30  10 
0810  30  30 

1001 

Wheat  and  meslin 

30 
10 

30 
10 

25 
10 

20 
5 

20 
5 

20 
5 

20 
5 

40 

40 

35 

30 

25 

25 

20 

50 
30 

50 
30 

45 
30 

40 
25 

35 
20 

30 
20 

30 
20 

1001  I O C) 

Durum  wheat 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

'20 

1001  90 

Other  wheat  and  meslin 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

20 

1002 

1003 

1004 

Rye 

Barley 

Oats 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

30 

^ 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

20 

1101  00 

Wheat  or  meslin  flour 
—  Wheat  flour,  but  not  less  than  US$  50  per  tonne 

30 

.28 

28 

26 

26 

25 

25 

(*)  Tariff  quotas  set  out  in  Annex  X I I I.  Quantities  in  excess  of  these  tariff  quotas  shall  be  subject  to  thc  basic  duty. 

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(2) 

1103  19  30 

Cereal  groats,  meal  and  pellets 

Cereal  grains  otherwise  worked  (compound  feed) 

(3) 

50 

30 

50 

30 

48 

48 

30 

20 

Flour,  meal,  flakes,  granules  and  pellets  of  potatoes 

50 

50 

48 

46 

Malt,  whether  or  not  roast 

30 

28 

28 

26 

Starch  . .. 

50 

50 

48. 

46 

Lard;  other  pig  fat  and  f a t . .. 

15 

14 

14 

Fats  of  bovine  animals,  sheep  or  goats  . .. 

Lard  stearin,  lard  oil,  oleostearin  . .. 

30 

30 

25 

25 

Fats  and  oils  and  their  fractions,  of  fish  or  marine 
mammals  . .. 

30 

25 

• 

25 

25 

25 

46 

20 

46 

26 

46 

13 

20 

20 

20 

27 

20 

46 

20 

45 

25 

45 

11 

15 

20 

20 

25 

20 

45 

20 

45 

25 

45 

11 

15 

" 

20 

20 

24 

20 

13 

20 

20 

20 

28 

20 

1515 

Other  fixed  vegetables  fats  . .. 

30 " 

30 

29 

1516 
excluding 
1516  20  10 

Animal  or  vegetable  fats  and  oils  and  their  fractions, 
partly  or  wholly  hydrogenated  . .. 

30 

25 

25 

1 6 0 1 0 0 C) 

Sausages  and  similar  products  . .. 

25 

24 

Other  prepared,  or  preserved  meat,  meat  offal  or 
blood,  excluding  1602  49  19 

40 

39 

24 

39 

23 

23 

20 

20 

38 

38 

36 

36 

Cane  or  beet  sugar  and  chemically  pure  sucrose,  in 
solid  form,  but  not  less  than  US$  200  per  tonne 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

Other  sugars  .  .. 

40 

39 

39 

38 

38 

36 

36 

1104 

1105 

1107 

1108 

1501 

1502 

1503 

1504 

1602 

1701 

1702 
1702  30 
1702  40 
1702  90 
excluding 
1702  90  10 

2001 

2001  10  00 

Vegetables,  fruits  nuts  ..  .,  prepared  or  preserved  by 
vinegar  or  acetic  acid 
Cucumbers 

40 

38 

38 

36 

36 

35 

35 

2001  20  00 

Onions 

40 

38 

38 

36 

36 

35 

35 

2001  90  80 

Tomatoes,.  . . 

40 

38 

38 

36 

36 

35 

35 

2007 

Jams,  fruit  jellies,  marmalades,  fruit  or  nut  puree ...»." 

2007  99  39 

Apple  puree,  marmalade 

40 

38 

38 

36 

36 

35 

35 

(*)  Tariff  quotas  set  out  in  Annex  XHI.  Quantities  in  excess  of  these  tariff  quotas  shall  be  subject  to  the  basic  duty. 

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35 

35 

35 

35 

35 

40 

(9) 

35 

35 

35 

35 

35 

35 

40 

38 

38 

38 

38 

38 

40 

36 

36 

36 

36 

36 

40 

36 

36 

36 

36 

36 

40 

40 

40 

40 

40 

40 

40 

50 

38 

38 

38 

38 

38 

40 

50 

48 

47 

46 

45 

45 

30 

30 

28 

27 

26 

25 

25 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

(6) 

(7) 

40 

38 

38 

36 

36 

Fruit  juices  .  .. 
Apple  juice 

(1) 

2009 
2009  70(*) 
2009  70  11 

2009  70  19 

2009  70  30 

2009  70  91 

2009  70  93 

2009  70  99 

2106  90  55 

Flavoured  or  coloured  sugar  syrups,  glucose 

Wine  or  fresh  grapes  but  not  less  than  US $  1  per 
litre 

2204 
2204  10  11 
2204  21  10 
2204  29  10 

2204  21  21 
2204  01  90 
2204  29  21 
2204  30  99 

2206 

Other  fermented  beverages 

2209  00 

Vinegar  and  substitutes 

30 

30 

50 

48 

28 

48 

27 

46 

26 

25 

46 

. 

45 

25 

45 

(*)  Tariff  quotas  set  out  in  Annex  XIII.  Quantities  in  excess  of  these  tariff  quotas  shall  be  subject  to  the  basic  duty. 

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ANNEX  XHI 

List  of  products  referred  to  in  Article  TO (2) 

Imports  into  Lithuania  of  the  following  products  originating  in  the  Community  shall  be  subject  to  the 
indicated  below 
preferential 

in  Annex  XII  within 

treatment  set  out 

the  quantities 

limits  of 

the 

(tariff  quota) 

(in 

tonnes) 

CN code 

(1) 

Description 

(2) 

1995 

1996 

1997 

1998 

1999 

2000 

(4) 

(5) 

(6) 

(7) 

(8) 

(9) 

0201 
0202 

0203 

0207 

0209 

0402 

0403 

0406 

Meat  of  bovine  animals,  fresh,  chilled,  frozen 

800 

880 

960 

1  040 

1  120 

1200 

Meat  of  swine,  fresh,  chilled  of  frozen 

400 

440 

480 

520 

560 

Meat  and  edible  offal,  of  the  poultry  of  heading  No  0105, 
fresh,  chilled  or  frozen 

400 

440 

480 

520 

560 

600 

600 

Pig  fat  free  of  lean  meat  and  poultry  fat  (not  rendered), 
fresh  chilled,  frozen,  salted,  in  brin,  dried  or. smoked 

200 

220 

240 

260 

280 

300 

Milk  and  cream,  concentrated  or  containing  added  sugar 
or  other  sweetening  matter 

400 

440 

480 

520 

560 

600 

Buttermilk,  curdled  milk  and  cream,  yoghurt 

200 

220 

240 

260 

280 

300 

Cheese  and  curd 

400 

440 

4S0 

520 

560 

600 

0407  00  30 

Birds  eggs,  in  shell,  fresh  preserved  or  cooked: 
—  Of  poultry 
—  Other 

0408  91  10 

Whole  eggs,  dried 

0603 

Cut  flowers  and  flower  buds  of  a  kind  suitable  for 
bouquets  or  for  ornamental  purposes,  fresh,  dried,  dyed, 
bleached,  impregnated  or  otherwise  prepared,  kg 

800 

880 

960 

1  040 

1  120 

1  200 

50 

40 

55 

40 

60 

40 

63 

40 

70 

40 

75 

40 

0702  00  10 

Tomatoes,  fresh  or  chilled 

800 

800 

800 

soo 

800 

800 

0707  00 

Cucumbers  and  gherkins,  fresh  or  chilled 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

1001  10 

Wheat  (hard  for  food) 

10 000 

10 000 

10  000 

10  000 

10  000 

10  000 

1601  00 

Sausages  and  similar  products 

100 

110 

120 

130 

140 

150 

2009  70 

Apple  juice 

200 

220 

240 

260 

280 

300 

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ANNEX  XIV 

List  of  products  referred  to  in  Article  23  (1) 

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Products,  originating  in  Lithuania  for  which  the  Community  grants  tariff  quotas 

Description 

Tariff  quotas 

Eels  (Anguilla  spp.),  live/fresh 

20  tonnes  at  0% 

Other  freshwater  fish,  live/fresh 

200  tonnes  at  4  % 

Plaice  (Pleuronectes  platessa),  fresh/frozen 

60  tonnes  at  7,5  % 

Cod  (Cadus  morhua,  Cadus  ogac,  Cadus  macrocephalus) 
and  fish  of  the  species  Boreogadus  saida,  fresh/frozen 

1 800  tonnes  at  6% 

CN  code 

0301  92 00 
0302  66  00 

030199  19 
0302  69  19 

0302  22  00 
0303.32  00 

0302  50 
0303  60 
0302  69  35 
0303  79  41 

0303  31  30 

Atlantic  halibut  (Hippoglossus  hippoglossus),  frozen 

150  tonnes  at  4  % 

0303  7 1 99 

Brisling  or  sprat 

(Sprattus 

sprattus) 

from  16  June 

to 

500  tonnes  at  6 , 5% 

14  February,  frozen 

ex  0303  79  55 

Alaska  pollack  (Theragra  chalcogramma),  frozen 

1 000  tonnes  at  7,5  % 

0303  79  83 

ex  1604  19  91 

(Micromesistius 

Blue  whiting 
poutassou), 
Fillets  of  cod, 
breadcrumbs,  whether  or  not  pre-fried  in  oil,  deep  frozen 

raw,  merely  coated  with  baner  or 

or  Cadus 

poutassou 

frozen 

500  tonnes  at  7 , 5% 

100  tonnes  at  7 , 5% 

1604  19  92 

Cod,  other  preparations  or  preservations,  whole  or  in  pieces, 
but  not  minced 

65  tohnes  at  1 0% 

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ANNEX  XV 

List  of  p r o d u as  referred  to  in  Article  2,3 (1) 

Products,  originating  in  the  Community  for  which  Lithuania  grants  tariff  reductions 

Description 

Tariff  duties  (%) 

1995 

1996 

1997 

1998 

1999 

2000 

0301  93  00 

Carp,  live 

0302  50 
0303  60 

Cod 
macrocephalus), 

(Gadus 

morhua, 

Gadus 

fresh/frozen 

Herring  (Clupea  harcngus),  frozen  whole, 
fresh/chilled  flaps  and  fillets,  frozen  fillets 
and  flaps 

ex 0303  50 
ex 0304  10  92 
ex 0304  10  93 
ex 0304  10  98 
ex  0304  20  75 
ex 0304  90  21 
ex  0304  90  25 

48 

18 

18 

ex 0303  71  91 
ex 0303  71  99 

Brisling  or  sprat  (Baltic  Sprattus 
frozen 

sprattus), 

18 

0305 

Fish,  dried,  salted  or  in  brine;  smoked  fish, 
whether  or  not  cooked  before  or  during 
the  smoking  process;  flours,  meals  and 
pellets 
.  human 
consumption  (') 

fish, 

for 

fit 

of 

45 

46 

16 

16 

16 

40 

44 

14 

14 

14 

35 

42 

12 

12 

12 

30 

40 

11 

11 

11 

25 

40 

10 

10 

10 

25 

1604 

Prepared  or  preserved 
fish;  caviar  and 
caviar  substitutes  prepared  from  fish  eggs 

35 

35 

30 

25 

22,5 

22,5 

(')  The  whole  of  heading  No  0305,  with  the  exception  of  subheadings  0305  41  00  (smoked  salmon)  and  0305  49  10/20  (smoked  halibut),  which  arc  already 

duty  free. 

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Annex  XVI 

Concerning  Article  44,1 

Legal  acts  relating  to  real-estate  property  in frontier  regions  in accordance  with  legislation  in 
force  in certain Member  States of the Community. 

This reservation  is not to  be  applied  in a manner  inconsistent  with the Most  Favoured  Nation 
treatment. 

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Annex  XVIIa 

Concerning Article 44,2 

1.  Acquisition of land in the territory of the Republic of Lithuania. 

2.  Acquisition of mineral deposits and natural resources. 

3.  Organisation  of gambling, betting, lotteries and other similar activities. 

These reservations  are not to be applied  in a manner inconsistent with the Most  Favoured 
Nation  treatment. 

Annex XVIIb 

Concerning Article 44,2(i) 

1. Manufacturing  of vodka, liqueurs, or other alcoholic beverages. 

2. Exploration for  and exploitation of mineral deposits, exploitation of natural resources. 

3.  Operation of post (regular receiving, delivering and transportation  of letters, postcards, 
parcels, receiving and delivery of money orders, Giro banking)  and  telecommunications 
(the commercial provision for the public of the direct transport  and  switching  of speech 
in  real  -  time  between  public  fixed-wire  switched  network  termination  points)  with 
facilities  ensuring the objects  functioning. 

These reservations  are not to be applied in a manner inconsistent  with the Most  Favoured 
Nation treatment. 

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Annex  XVIII 

Concerning  Article 47 

FINANCIAL  SERVICES 

Financial  services:  definitions 

A  financial  service  is  any  service  of  a  financial  nature  offered  by  a  financial  service 
provider of a Party. Financial services include the following  activities: 

A.  All insurance and insurance-related  services. 

1.  Direct  insurance (including co-insurance), 

(i) life 
(ii)  non-life 

2.  Reinsurance  and  retrocession. 
3. 
4.  Services  auxiliary  to  insurance,  such  as  consultancy,  actuarial,  risk  assessment 

Insurance intermediation,  such as brokerage and agency. 

and claim settlement  services. 

B.  Banking and  other financial  services (excluding insurance). 

1.  Acceptance of deposits and other repayable funds  from  the public 
2.  Lending  of  all  types,  including,  inter  alia,  consumer  credit,  mortgage  credit, 

factoring  and financing  of commercial transactions. 

3.  Financial leasing. 
4.  All  payment  and  money  transmission  services,  including  credit  charge  and  debit 

cards, travellers cheques and bankers  drafts. 

5.  Guarantees  and commitments. 
6.  Trading  for  own  account  of  customers,  whether  on  an  exchange,  in  an  over  the 

. counter  market or otherwise, the  following: 
(a) money market instruments (cheques, bills, certificates.of  deposits,  etc.) 
(b) foreign  exchange 
(c) derivative products including, but not limited to, futures  and  options 
(d)  exchange  rates  and  interest  rate  instruments,  including  products  such  as 
swaps, forward  rate agreements, etc. 
(e) transferable  securities 
(f)  other negotiable instruments and financial  assets, including bullion. 

7.  Participation  in  issues  of  all  kinds  of  securities,  including  under-writing  and 
placement  as  agent  (whether  publicly  or  privately)  and  provision  of  services 
related  to  such issues. 

8.  Money broking. 
9.  Asset  management,  such as cash or portfolio  management,  all forms  of  collective 
investment  management,  pension  fund  management,  custodial  depository  and 
trust  services. 

10.  Settlement  and  clearing  services  for  financial  assets, 
derivative products, and other negotiable instruments. 

including  securities, 

11.  Advisory  intermediation  and  other  auxiliary financial  services  on  all the  activities 
listed  in Points  1 to  10 above,  including  credit  reference  and  analysis,  investment 
and  portfolio  research  and  advice,  advice  on  acquisitions  and  on  corporate 
restructuring  and  strategy. 

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12.  Provision  and  transfer  of financial information,  and  financial  data  processing  and 

related  software  by providers of other financial  services. 

The following  activities are excluded  from the definition  of financial services: 

(a)  Activities carried  out  by central  banks or  by any other  public institution  in pursuit  of 

monetary  and  exchange rate policies. 

(b)  Activities conducted by central banks, government  agencies or departments,  or public 
institutions,  for  the  account  or  with  the  guarantee  of  the  government,  except  when 
those  activities  may be  carried  out  by financial service  providers  in  competition  with 
such public entities. 

(c)  Activities  forming  part  of  a  statutory  system  of  social  security  or  public  retirement 
plans, except when those activities may be carried out by financial service providers in 
competition with public entities or private institutions. 

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Annex XTX 

Concerning Article 67 

Intellectual, Industrial  and  Commercial Property Protection 

1. 

Paragraph  3 of Article 61 concerns the following  multilateral  conventions: 

International  Convention  for  the  Protection  of  Performers,  Producers  of 
Phonograms and Broadcasting Organisations (Rome,  1961); 
Madrid  Agreement  concerning  the  International  Registration  of  Marks 
(Stockholm Act,  1967 and amended in 1979); 
Nice  Agreement  concerning  the  International  Classification  of  Goods  and 
Services for  the purposes  of the Registration  of Marks  (Geneva,  1977 and 
amended in 1979); 
Protocol  relating  to  the  Madrid  Agreement  concerning  the  International 
Registration  of Marks (Madrid,  1989); 
Budapest  Treaty on the International Recognition of the Deposit  of Micro 
organisms for the purposes of Patent Procedures (1977, modified  in 1980); 
International  Convention  for  the  Protection  of  New  Varieties  of  Plants 
(UPOV) (Geneva Act,  1991). 

The  Association  Council may  decide that  paragraph  3  of Article  67  shall  apply  to 
other multilateral conventions. 

2. 

The Parties  confirm  the  importance  they  attach to  the  obligations  arising  from  the 
following  multilateral conventions: 

- 

Berne  Convention  for  the Protection  of Literary  and Artistic Works  (Paris 
Act,  1971); 
Paris Convention for  the Protection of Industrial Property  (Stockholm  Act, 
1967 and amended  in 1979); 
Patent  Co-operation  Treaty  (Washington,  1970,  amended  in  1979  and 
modified  in 1984). 

3. 

4. 

From  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement,  Lithuania  shall  grant  to  Community 
companies  and  nationals,  in  respect  of  the  recognition  and  protection  of 
intellectual,  industrial  and  commercial  property,  treatment  no  less favourable  than 
that granted  by it to any third country under bilateral agreements. 

The  provisions  of paragraph  3 shall not  apply to  advantages  granted  by  Lithuania 
to any third country on an effective  reciprocal basis. 

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Annex XX 

Participation  of Lithuania  in Community  programmes 

4of 

Lithuania  may  participate  in  Community  framework  programmes,  specific  programmes, 
projects  or other actions in the fields of: 

research 
information  services 
the environment 

- 
- 
- 
-  education, training and youth 
-  social policy and health 
-  consumer  protection 
-  small and medium-sized  enterprises 
- 
tourism 
-  culture 
- 
-  civil protection 
- 
trade  facilitation 
-  energy 
- 
- 

the audiovisual  sector 

transport,  and 
the fight against drugs and drug addiction. 

The  Association  Council  may  agree to  add  other fields of  Community  activities  to  those 
listed  above,  where  it  is  considered  to  be  of  mutual  interest  or  to  contribute  to  the 
attainment of the objectives  of the Europe Agreement. 

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Lithuania 

^OJT 

LIST OF PROTOCOLS 

PROTOCOL 

TITLE 

On trade in textile and clothing  products 

On trade between the Community and Lithuania in processed 
agricultural  products 

On the rules of origin and methods of administrative  cooperation 

On specific provisions relating to trade between Lithuania and 
Spain and Portugal 

On mutual  assistance in customs matters 

569 

referred  to  in  Article  16  (2)  laying  down  other  arrangements  applicable  to  textile  products 

PROTOCOL  1 

4* 

This  Protocol  consists  of  the  Agreement  between  the  European  Economic  Community  and  the 
Republic  of  Lithuania  on  trade  in  textile  products,  initialled  in  Brussels  on  20  July  1993,  and 
annexed  hereto. 

between  the  European  Economic  Community  and  the  Republic  of  Lithuania  on  trade  in  textile 
products 

AGREEMENT 

THE  COUNCIL  OF  THE  EUROPEAN  COMMUNITIES, 

of  the  one  part,  and 

THE  GOVERNMENT  OF  THE  REPUBLIC  OF  LITHUANIA 

of  the  other  part, 

DESIRING  to  promote,  with  a  view  to  permanent  cooperation  and  in  conditions  providing  every  security 
for  trade,  the  orderly  and  equirable  development  of  trade  in  textile  products  between  the  European 
Economic  Community  (hereinafter 
the  Republic  of  Lithuania 
(hereinafter  referred  to  as  'Lithuania'), 

'the  Community')  and 

referred 

to  as 

RESOLVED  to  take  the  fullest  possible  account  of  the  serious  economic  and  social  problems  at  present 
affecting  the  textile  industry  in  both  importing  and  exporting  countries,  and  in  particular,  to  eliminate  real 
risks  of  market  disruption  on  the  market  of  the  Community  and  real  risks  of  disruption  to  the  textile  trade 
of  Lithuania, 

HAVE  DECIDED  to  conclude  this  Agreement  and  to  this  end  have  designated  as  their  plenipotentiaries: 

THE  COUNCIL  OF  THE  EUROPEAN  COMMUNITIES, 

THE  GOVERNMENT  OF  THE  REPUBLIC  OF  LITHUANIA, 

WHO  HAVE  AGREED  AS  FOLLOWS: 

Article  1 

Trade  in  textile  products  listed  in  Annex  I  and 
1. 
originating  within 
the  Contracting  Parties  shall  be 
liberalized  for  the  duration  of  this  Agreement  under  the 
conditions  set  out  therein. 

2. 
Subject  to  the  provisions  of  this  or  any  successive 
Agreement,  the  Community  undertakes,  in  respect  of 
the  products 
the 
in  Annex 
application  of  quantitative  import  restrictions  currently 
in 
quantitative 
force 
restrictions. 

introduce  new 

and  not 

suspend 

listed 

to 

to 

I, 

;•/•••  -1 

57 

Quantitative  import  restrictions  shall  be  reintroduced  in 
case  of  denunciation  or  non-replacement  of  the  present 
Agreement. 

3.  Measures  having  equivalent  effect 
to  quantitative 
restrictions  on  the  importation  into  the  Community  of 
the  products  listed  in  Annex  I  shall  be  prohibited  for  the 
duration  of  this  Agreement. 

Article  2 

to 

Exports 

from  Lithuania 

1. 
the  Community  of 
products  listed  in  Annex  I  and  originating  in  Lithuania 
shall,  at  the  time  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement,  be 
free  from  quantitative  limits.  However,  quantitative  limits 
conditions 
may 
specified  in  Article  5. 

subsequently 

introduced 

under 

be 

2. 
Should  quantitative  limits  be  introduced,  exports  of 
the  textile  products  made  subject  to  quantitative  limits 
shall  be  subject  to  a  double-checking  system  as  specified 
in  Protocol  A. 

As  the  time  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement, 
3. 
to 
exports  of  products  listed  in  Annex  II  not  subject 
quantitative  limits  shall  be  subject  to  the  double-checking 
system  referred  to  in  paragraph  2. 

in  accordance  with 

Following  consultations 

the 
4. 
procedures  set  out  in  Article  15,  exports  of  products  in 
Annex  I  not  subject 
than 
those  listed  in  Annex  II  may  be  subject,  subsequently  to 
the  entry 
the 
double-checking  system  referred  to  in  paragraph  2  or  to  a 
prior  surveillance  system  introduced  by  the  Community. 

this  Agreement, 

to  quantitative 

limits  other 

force  of 

into 

to 

quantitative  limit  established  under  this  Agreement  for 
the  current  or  thc  following  year,  as  appropriate. 

*>; 

Thc  Community  and  Lithuania  recognize  thc  special 
textile 
in 
trade 

3. 
character  of 
and  differential 
products 
the  Community 
Lithuania  as  a  specific  form  of 
cooperation. 

after  processing 
industrial  and 

re-imports  of 

into 

Should  quantitative  limits  be  establishhcd  pursuant 
to 
Article  5,  provided  that  they  are  effected  in  accordance 
with  the  regulations  on  economic  outward  processing  in 
force  in  the  Community,  these  re-imports  shall  not  be 
subject  to  these  quantitative  limits  if  they  are  subject  to 
the  specific  arrangements  laid  down  in  Protocol  C. 

Article  4 

Should  quantitative 
Article  5,  the  following  provisions  shall  apply: 

limits  be 

introduced  pursuant 

to 

1.  In  any  Agreement  year  advance  use  of  a  portion  of 
the  quantitative  limit  established  for  rhe  following 
Agreement  year  is  authorized  for  each  category  of 
products  up  to  5 %  of  the  quantitative  limit  for  the 
current  Agreement  year. 

Amounts  delivered  in  advance  shall  be  deducted  from 
the  corresponding  quantitative  limits  established  for 
the  following  Agreement  year. 

2.  Carry-over  to  the  corresponding  quantitative  limit  for 
the  following  Agreement  year  of  the  amounts  not 
for 
used  during  any  Agreement  year  is  authorized 
each  category  of  products  up 
the 
to  7%  of 
quantitative  limit  for  the  current  Agreement  year. 

Article  3 

3.  Transfers  in  respect  of  categories  in  Group  I  shall  not 

be  made  from  any  category  except  as  follows: 

limits  established  under 

1. 
Imports  into  the  Community  of  textile  products 
covered  by  this  Agreement  shall  not  be  subject  to  the 
this  Agreement, 
quantitative 
re-export 
provided 
outside 
the  same  state  or  after 
in 
processing,  within  the  framework  of  the  administrative 
system  of  control  which  exists  within  the  Community. 

they  are  declared 

the  Community 

to  be  for 

that 

However,  the  release  for  home  use  of  products  imported 
into  the  Community  under  the  conditions  referred 
to 
above  shall  be  subject  to  the  production  of  an  export 
licence  issued  by  the  authorities  of  Lithuania,  and 
to 
proof  of  origin  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of 
Protocol  A. 

2.  Where  the  Community  authorities  ascertain 
that 
imports  of  textile  products  have  been  set  off  against  a 
quantitative  limit  established  under  this  Agreement,  but 
that  the  products  have  subsequently  been  re-exported 
outside  the  Community,  the  authorities  shall  inform  the 
Lithuania  authorities  within  four  weeks  of  the  quantities, 
involved  and  authorize  imports  of  identical  quantities  of 
the  same  products  which  shall  not  be  set  off  against  the 

—  transfers  between  categories  2  and  3  and 

from 
category  1  to  categories  2  and  3  may  be  made  up 
to  4%  of  the  quantitative  limits  for  the  category 
to  which  the  transfer  is  made, 

—  transfers  between  categories  4,  5,  6.  7  and  8  may 
be  made  to  4%  of  the  quantitative  limit  for  the 
category  to  which  the  transfer  is  made. 

Transfers  into  any  category  in  Groups  II,  III,  IV  and 
V  may  be  made  from  any  category  or  categories  in 
the 
Groups  I,  II,  III,  IV  and  V  up 
the 
limit  for 
quantitative 
transfer  is  made. 

to  5%  of 
to  which 

the  category 

4.  The  table  of  equivalence  applicable  to  the  transfers 
this 
is  given 

in  Annex 

to  above 

to 

I 

referred 
Agreement. 

5.  The  increase  in  any  category  of  products  resulting 
from  the  cumulative  application  of  the  provisions  in 
paragraphs  1,  2  and  3  above  during  an  Agreement 
year  shall  not  exceed  the  following  limits: 

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5 7 \ 

—  1 3%  for  categories  of  products  in  Group  1; 

—  1 3 , 5%  for  categories  of  products  in  Groups  II, 

III,  IV  and  V. 

set  out  in  paragraph  2,  should  the  trend  of  total  impons 
into  the  Community  of  the  product  in  question  make  this 
necessary. 

6.  Prior  notification 

shall  be  given  by 

the  Latvian 
authorities  in  the  event  of  recourse  to  the  provisions 
of  paragraphs  1,  2  and  3  above,  at  least  15  days  in 
advance. 

Article  5 

1. 
Exports  of  textile  products  listed  in  Annex  I  to  this 
Agreement  may  be  made  subject  to  quantitative  limits  on 
the  conditions  laid  down  in  the  following  paragraphs. 

2.  Where  the  Community  finds,  under  the  system  of 
administrative  control  set  up,  that  the  level  of  imports  of 
products  in  a  given  category  listed  in  Annex  I  originating 
in  Lithuania  exceeds,  in  relation  to  the  preceding  year's 
total  imports  into  the  Community  from  all  sources  of 
products  in  that  category,  the  following  rates: 

—  0 , 4%  for  categories  of  products  in  Group  I, 

—  2,4 %  for  categories  of  products  in  Group  II, 

Thc  annual  growth  rate  for  the  quantitative  limits 
5. 
introduced  pursuant  to  this  Article  shall  be  determined  in 
accordance  with  the  provisions  of  Protocol  D. 

6. 
The  provisions  of  this  Article  shall  not  apply  where 
in  paragraph  2  have  been 
the  percentages  specified 
reached  as  a  result  of  a  fall  in  total  imports  into  the 
Community,  and  not  as  a  result  of  an  increase  in  exports 
of  products  originating  in  Lithuania. 

7. 
In  the  event  of  the  provisions  of  paragraph  2,  3  or 
4  being  applied,  Lithuania  undertakes  to  issue  export 
licences  for  products  covered  by  contracts  concluded 
before  the  introduction  of  the  quantitative  limit,  up  to 
the  volume  of  the  quantitative  limit  fixed. 

to 

in  Article  12 

8.  Up  to  the  date  of  communication  of  the  statistics 
referred 
the  provisions  of 
paragraph  2  of  this  Article  shall  apply  on  the  basis  of  the 
annual 
the 
Community. 

statistics  previously 

communicated 

(6), 

by 

—  8 % 

for  categories  of  products 

in  Groups  III,  IV 

and  V, 

Article  6 

the  procedure  described 

it  may  request  the  opening  of  consultations  in  accordance 
with 
this 
Agreement,  with  a  view  to  reaching  agreement  on  an 
appropriate 
in  such 
category. 

in  Article  15  of 

the  products 

restraint 

level 

for 

3. 
Pending  a  mutually  satisfactory  solution,  Lithuania 
undertakes,  from  the  date  of  notification  of  the  request 
for  consultations, 
level 
to  suspend  or 
indicated  by  the  Community  exports  of  the  category  of 
products  in  question  to  the  Community  or  to  the  region 
or  regions  of  the  Community  market  specified  by  the 
Community. 

limit  at 

the 

shall  authorize 

The  Community 
importation  of 
products  of  the  said  category  shipped  from  Lithuania 
before  the  date  on  which  the  request  for  consultations 
was  submitted. 

the 

4. 
Should  the  Contracting  Parties  be  unable  in  the 
course  of  consultations  to  reach  a  satisfactory  solution 
within  the  period  specified  in  Article  15  the  Community 
shall  have  the  right  to  introduce  a  definitive  quantitative 
limit  at  an  annual  level  not  lower  than  the  level  resulting 
from 
in 
paragraph  2,  or  1 0 6%  of  the  level  of  imports  reached 
during  the  calendar  year  preceding  that  in  which  imports 
exceeded  the  level  resulting  from  the  application  of  the 
formula  set  out  in  paragraph  2  and  gave  rise  to  the 
request  for  consultations,  whichever  is  the  higher. 

application  of 

set  out 

formula 

the 

the 

The  annual  level  so  fixed  shall  be  revised  upwards  after 
consultations  in  accordance  with  the  procedure  referred 
to  in  Article  15,  with  a  view  to  fulfilling  the  conditions 

the  Community  and  Lithuania  agree 

In  view  of  ensuring  the  effective  functioning  of  this 
1. 
Agreement, 
to 
cooperate  fully  in  order  to  prevent,  to  investigate  and  to 
take  any  necessary 
legal  and/or  administrative  action 
against  circumvention  by  transhipment,  re-routing,  false 
declaration  concerning  the  country  or  place  of  origin, 
falsification  of  documents,  false  declaration  concerning 
fibre  content,  quantities  description  or  classification  of 
merchandise  any  by  whatever  other  means.  Accordingly, 
Lithuania  and 
the 
necessary  legal  provisions  and  administrative  procedures 
to  be  taken  against  such 
permitting  effective  action 
circumvention,  which  shall  include  the  adoption  of  legally 
binding  corrective  measures  against  exporters  and/or 
importers  involved. 

the  Community  agree  to  establish 

Should 

the  basis  of 
the  Community  believe  on 
2. 
information  available  that  the  present  Agreement  is  being 
circumvented,  the  Community  will  consult  with  Lithuania 
with  a  view  to  reaching  a  mutually  satisfactory  solution. 
These  consultations  will  be  held  as  early  as  possible  and 
at  the  latest  within  30  days  from  the  date  of  request. 

3. 
Pending  the  results  of  the  consultation  referred  to  in 
paragraph  2,  Lithuania  shall,  as  a  precautionary  measure, 
if  so  requested  by  the  Community,  take  all  necessary 
measures  to  ensure  that,  where  sufficient  evidence  of 
circumvention  is  provided,  adjustments  of  quantitative 
limits  established  pursuant  to  Article  5  liable  to  be  agreed 
following  the  consultations  referred 
to  in  paragraph  2 
may  be  carried  out  for  the  quota  year  in  which  the 
request 
in  accordance  with 
paragraph  2  was  made,  or  for  the  following  year  if  the 
quota  for  the  current  year  is  exhausted. 

to  open  consultations 

5 V, 

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Should  the  Parries  be  unable,  in  thc  course  of  thc 
4. 
consultation 
to  reach  a 
mutually  satisfactory  solution,  the  Community  shall  have 
the  right: 

in  paragraph  2 

referred 

to 

(a)  where 

there 

that  products 
is  sufficient  evidence 
originating 
in 
in  Lithuania  have  been 
circumvention  of  the  present  Agreement,  to  set  off 
the  relevant  quantities  against  the  quantitative  limits 
established  pursuant  to  Article  5; 

imported 

(b)  where 

shows 

evidence 

false 
sufficient 
declaration  concerning 
fibre  content,  quantities, 
description  or  classification  of  products  originating 
in  Lithuania  has  occurred,  to  refuse  to  import  the 
products  in  question; 

that 

a 

originating 

(c)  should  it  appear  that  the  territory  of  Lithuania  is 
involved  in  transhipment  or  re-routing  of  products 
introduce 
rfot 
quantitative 
products 
against 
originating  in  Latvia  if  they  are  not  already  subject 
to  quantitative 
take  any  other 
appropriate  measures. 

Lithuania, 
the 

to 
same 

limits,  or 

limits 

to 

in 

to 

agree 

The  Parties 

5. 
administrative  cooperation 
effectively  all  problems  arising  from  circumvention 
accordance  with 
Agreement. 

system  of 
to  address 
in 
the  provisions  of  Protocol  A  to  this 

establish 
a 
to  prevent  and 

Art He 7 

The  quantitative  limits  established  pursuant  to  this 
1. 
Agreement  on 
imports  into  the  Community  of  textile 
products  of  Lithuanian  origin  will  not  be  broken  down 
by  the  Community  into  regional  shares. 

The  Parties  shall  cooperate 

2. 
to  prevent 
sudden  and  prejudicial  changes  in  traditional  trade  flows 
resulting  in  regional  concentration  of  direct  imports  into 
the  Community. 

in  order 

into 

Lithuania  shall  monitor 

restraint  or  surveillance 

its  exports  of  products 
3. 
the  Community. 
under 
Should  a  sudden  and  prejudicial  change  in  traditional 
trade  flows  arise,  the  Community  will  be  entitled 
to 
request  consultations 
to  find  a  satisfactory 
in  order 
solution  to  those  problems.  Such  consultations  must  be 
held  within  15  working  days  of  their  being  requested  by 
the  Community. 

: 

. 4. 
Lithuania  shall  endeavour  to  ensure  that  exports  of 
textile  products  subject  to  quantitative  limits  into  the 
Community  are  spaced  out  as  evenly  as  possible  over  the 
year  due  account  being  taken  in  particular  of  seasonal 
factors. 

Article  8 

In 
provided  for 

the  event  of  denunciation  of 

this  Agreement  as 
in  Article.  19  (3),  the  quantitative  limits 

established  pursuant  to  this  Agreement  shall  be  reduced 
on  a  pro  rata  temporis  basis  unless 
the  Contracting 
Parties  decide  otherwise  by  common  agreement. 

lo? 

Article  9 

foot-operated 

Lithuania  exports  of  cottage-industry  fabrics  woven  on 
hand-  or 
looms,  garments  or  "other 
made-up  articles  obtained  manually  from  such  fabrics 
and  of  traditional  folklore  handicraft  products  shall  not 
be  subject 
these 
products  originating  in  Lithuania  meet  the  conditions  laid 
down  in  Protocol  B. 

limits,  provided 

to  quantitative 

that 

Article  10 

Should 

that  a 

the  Community  consider 

1. 
texile 
product  covered  by  this  Agreement  is  being  imported  into 
the  Community  from  Lithuania  at  a  price  abnormally 
lower  than  the  normal  competitive  level  and  is  for  this 
reason  causing  or  threatening  to  cause  serious  injury  to 
like  or  directly,  competing 
Community  producers  of 
to 
products, 
Article  15,  and 
the  following  specific 
provisions  shall  be  applicable. 

request  consultations  pursuant 

that  event 

it  may 

in 

that 

If  following  such  consultations  it  is  acknowledged 
2. 
by  common  accord 
in 
paragraph  1 exists,  Lithuania  shall  take,  within  the  limits 
of  its  powers,  the  necessary  steps,  notably  as  regards  the 
price  at  which  the  product  in  question  will  be  sold,  to. 
remedy  the  situation. 

the  situation  described 

3. 
In  order  to  determine  whether.the  price  of  a  textile 
product  is  abnormally  lower  than  the  normal  competitive 
level,  it  may  be  compared  with: 

—  the  prices  generally  charged  for  like  products  sold 
under  the  ordinary  conditions  by  other  exporting 
countries  on  the  market  of  the  importing  country, 

—  the  prices  of  like  national  products  at  a  comparable 
importing 

the  market  of 

the 

marketing  stage  on 
country, 

—  the  lowest  prices  charged  by  a  third  country  for  the 
same  product  in  the  course  of  ordinary  commercial 
dealings  in  the  three  months  preceding  the  request  for 
consultations,  and  not  having  led  to  the  adoption  of 
any  measure  by  the  Community. 

4. 
Should  the  consultations  referred  to  in  paragraph  2 
above  fail  to  lead  to  an  agreement  within  30  days  of  the 
Community's  request  for  consultations,  the  Community 
may,  until  these  consultations  have  produced  a  mutually 
satisfactory  solution,  temporarily  refuse  consignments  of 
the  product  in  question  at  prices  under  the  conditions 
referred  to  in  paragraph  1. 

573 

into 

5. 
In  totally  exceptional  and  critical  circumstances, 
where  consignments  of  products  arc  being  imported  from 
Lithuania 
the  Community  at  prices  abnormally 
lower  than  the  normal  competitive  level,  such  as  to  cause 
the 
it  would  be  difficult 
injury  which 
Community  may 
the 
temporarily  suspend 
products  concerned  pending  agreement  on  a  solution  in 
the  course  of  consulrations,  which  shall  be  opened 
immediately.  The  Contracting  Parties  shall  do 
their 
utmost  to  reach  a  mutually  acceptable  solution  within  10 
working 
such 
of 
consultations. 

repair, 
to 
imports  of 

opening 

notice 

days' 

the 

of 

Should 

recourse 

the  Community  have 

the 
6. 
measures  referred  to  in  paragraphs  4  and  5,  Lithuania 
may  at  any  time  request  the  opening  of  consultations  to 
examine  the  possibility  of  eliminating  or  modifying  rhese 
measures  where  the  causes  which  made  them  necessary 
no  longer  exist. 

to 

Artide  11 

is  based  on 

The  classification  of  the  products  covered  by  this 
1. 
Agreement 
statistical 
the 
nomenclature  of  the  Community  (herinafter  called  the 
'combined  nomenclature',  or  in  abbreviated  form 
'CN') 
and  any  amendments  thereof. 

tariff 

and 

Where  any  decision  on  classification  results  in  a  change 
of  classification  practice  or  a  change  of  category  of  any 
product  subject  to  this  Agreement  the  affected  products 
shall  follow  the  trade  regime  applicable  to  the  practice  or 
category  they  fall  into  after  such  changes. 

Any  amendment  to  the  combined  nomenclature  (CN) 
made  in  accordance  with  the  procedures  in  force  in  the 
Community  concerning  categories  of  products  covered  by 
this  Agreement  or 
the 
to 
classification  of  goods  shall  not  have 
the  effect  of 
reducing  quantitative  limits  introduced  pursuant  to  this 
Agreement. 

any  decision 

relating 

. 

The  origin  of 

2. 
this 
Agreement  shall  be  determined  in  accordance  with  the 
rules  in  force  in  the  Community. 

the  products  covered  by 

to 

Any  amendment 
these  rules  of  origin  shall  be 
communicated  to  Lithuania  and  shall  not  have  the  effect 
of  reducing  any  quantitative  limit  established  pursuant  to 
this  Agreement. 

The  procedures  for  control  of  the  origin  of  the  products 
referred  to  above  are  laid  down  in  Protocol  A. 

the  Community,  as  well  as  on  all  certificates  issued  by  the 
competent  Lithuanian  authorities  for  products  referred  to 
in  Article  9  and  subject  to  the  provisions  of  Protocol  B 

440 

likewise 

The  Community  shall 

2. 
the 
Lithuanian  authorities  precise  statistical  information  on 
import 
the  Community 
issued 
authorities  and  import  statistics  for  products  covered  by 
the  system  referred  to  in  Article  5  (2). 

authorizations 

transmit 

by 

to 

The 

information 

3. 
to  above  shall,  for  all 
categories  of  products,  be  forwarded  before  the  end  of 
the  month  following  thc  month  to  which  the  statistics 
relate. 

referred 

Upon  request  by  the  Community,  Lithuania  shall 
for  all  products  covered  bv 

import  statistics 

4. 
supply 
Annex  I. 

that 

Should  it  be  found  on  analysis  of  the  information 
5. 
exchanged 
discrepancies 
are 
between  the  returns  for  exports  and  those  for  imports, 
consultations  may  be  initiated 
the 
in  accordance  with 
procedure  specified  in  Article  15  of  this  Agreement. 

significant 

there 

For 

the  purpose  of  applying 

6. 
the  provisions  of 
the 
Article  5,  the  Community  undertakes 
to  provide 
Lithuanian  authorities  before  15  April  of  each  year  with 
the  preceding  year's  statistics  on  imports  of  all  textile 
products  covered  by  this  Agreement,  broken  down  by 
supplying  country  and  Community  Member  State. 

Article  13 

in  Annex  I  and,  where  appropriate 

1. 
for 
Lithuania  shall  create  favourable  conditions 
imports  of  textile  products  originating  in  the  Community 
listed 
inter  alia, 
accord  to  them  non-discriminatory  treatment  as  regards 
the 
the  application  of  quantitative 
granting  of  licences  and  the  allocation  of  currency  needed' 
to  pay  for  such  imports.  Lithuania  will  also  recommend 
to  its  importers  to  use  the  possibilities  offered  by  the 
Community  producers  of  textiles  mentioned  above  while 
according  the  highest  possible  degree  of  liberalization  to 
those  imports  taking  into  account  the  development  of 
trade  between  the  Contracting  Parties. 

restrictions,  and 

2.  Where  a  need  for  additional  supplies  arises  and  in 
particular  a  need  leading  to  the  diversification  on  imports 
of  textile  products  in  Lithuania,  Lithuania  shall  accord 
non-discriminatory 
textile 
products  originating  in  the  Community. 

imports  of 

treatment 

to 

Article  12 

Article  14 

1. 
Lithuania  shall  supply  the  Commission  with  precise 
statistical  information  on  all  export  licences  issued  for 
categories  of  textile  products  subject  to  the  quantitative 
limits  established  pursuant  to  this  Agreement,  or  to  a 
double-checking  system  expressed  in  quantities  and  in 
terms  of  value  and  broken  down  by  Member  States  of 

The  Contracting  Parties  agree  to  examine  the  trend 
1. 
of  trade  in  textile  products  and  garments  each  year,  in 
the  framework  of 
in 
Article  15  and  on  the  basis  of  the  statistics  referred  to  in 
Article  12. 

the  consultations *  provided 

for 

p; 74 

If  thc  Community  finds  that  in  the  cases  foreseen  in 
2. 
Article  13  (2)  of 
in  an 
this  Agreement 
unfavourable  position  as  compared  with  a  third  country, 
it  may  request  consultations  with  Lithuania  in  accordance 
with  the  procedure  specified  in  Article  15  with  a  view  to 
taking  appropriate  action. 

is  placed 

it 

Article  15 

it 

Save  where 

is  otherwise  provided  for 

1. 
Agreement,  the  consultation  procedures  referred 
this  Agreement  shall  be  governed  by 
provisions: 

the 

in 

this 
to  in 
following 

—  as 

far 

as  possible  consultations 

shall  be  held 
periodically.  Specific  additional  consultations  may 
also  be  held, 

—  any  request  for  consultations  shall  be  notified 

in 

writing  to  the  other  Contracting  Party, 

—  where  appropriate,  the  request  for  consultations  shall 
be  followed  within  a  reasonable  period  and  in  any 
case  not  later  than  15  days  following  the  notification 
by  a  report  setting  out  the  circifmstances  which,  in  the 
opinion  of  the  requesting  Party,  justify  the  submission 
of  such  a  request, 

—  the  Contracting  Parties  shall  enter  into  consultations 
within  one  month  of  notification  of  the  request  at  the 
reaching  agreement  or  a 
latest,  with  a  view 
mutually  acceptable  conclusion  within  one 
further 
month  at  the  latest, 

to 

—  the  period  of  one  month  referred  to  above  for  the 
purpose  of 
a  mutually 
acceptable  conclusion  may  be  extended  by  common 
accord. 

agreement  or 

reaching 

it  ascertains 

request  consultations 

The  Community  may 

in 
2. 
accordance  with  paragraph  1  when 
that 
during  a  particular  year  of  application  of  the  Agreement 
difficulties  arise  in  the  Community  or  one  of  its  regions 
due  to  a  sharp  and  substantial  increase,  by  comparison  to 
the  preceding  year,  in  imports  of  a  given  category  of 
Group  I  subject 
the  quantitative  limits  established 
oursuant  to  this  Agreement. 

to 

3. 
At  the  request  of  either  of  the  Contracting  Parties, 
consultations  shall  be  held  on  any  problems  arising  from 
the  application  of  this  Agreement.  Any  consultations  held 
pursuant  to  this  Article  shall  take  place  in  a  spirit  of 
cooperation  and  with  a  desire  to  reconcile  the  differences 
between  the  Contracting  Parties. 

Article  16 

The  Contracting  Parties  undertake 
the 
exchange  of  visits  by  persons,  groups  and  delegations 
from  business,  trade  and  industry,  to  facilitate  contacts  in 
the  industrial,  commercial  and  technical  fields  connected 

to  promote 

m-

with  trade  and  cooperation  in  textile  industry  and  textile 
products  and  garments,  and  to  assist  in  the  organization 
of  fairs  and  exhibitions  of  mutual  interest. 

Article  17 

As  regards  intellectual  property,  at  the  request  of  either 
in 
Contracting  Party,  consultations 
accordance  with  the  procedure  laid  dowlrt  in  Article  15 
with  a  view  to  finding  an  equitable  solution  to  problems 
relating  to  the  protection  of  marks,  designs  or  models  of 
articles  of  apparel  and  rcxtile  products. 

shall  be  held 

Article  18 

This  Agreement  shall  apply,  on  the  one  hand,  to  the 
territories  in  which  the  Treaty  establishing  the  European 
Economic  Community 
the 
conditions  laid  down  in  that  Treaty  and,  on  the  other 
hand,  to  the  territory  of  the  Republic  of  Lithuania. 

is  applied 

under 

and 

Article  19 

1. 
This  Agreement  shall  enter  into  force  on  the  first 
day  of  the  month  following  the  date  on  which  the  Parties 
notify  each  other  of  the  completion  of  the  procedures 
necessary  for  that  purpose.  It  shall  be  applicable  until 
31  December  1997. 

This  Agreement 

2. 
1  January  1993. 

shall  apply  with  effect 

from 

3. 
Either  Contracting  Party  may  at  any  time  propose 
modifications  to  this  Agreement  or  denounce  it,  provided 
that  at  least  six  months's  notice  is  given.  In  that  event, 
the  Agreement  shall  come  to  an  end  on  the  expiry  of  the 
period  of  notice. 

The  Contracting  Parties 

4. 
consultations  not 
expiration  of 
possibly  concluding  a  new  Agreement. 

later 

agree 

than  six  months  before 

the  present  Agreement  with  a  view 

to  enter 

into 
the 
to 

The  Annexes,  Protocols,  Agreed  Minutes  and  letters 
5. 
exchanged  or  attached  to  this  Agreement,  shall  form  an 
integral  part  thereof. 

Article  20 

This  Agreement  shall  be  drawn  up  in  two  copies  in  the 
Danish,  Dutch,  English,  French,  German,,  Greek,  Italian, 
Portuguese,  Spanish  and  Lithuanian  languages,  each  of 
these  texts  being  equally  authentic. 

For  the  Government 
of  the 
Republic  of  Lithuania 

For  the  Council 
of  the 
European  Communities 

575 

ANNEX 

I 

PRODUCTS  REFERRED  TO  IN ARTICLE  1 

"Ml 

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 
arc  determined,  within  this  Annex,  by CN codes.  Where  there  is an 'ex* symbol  in front  of a CN code, thc 
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  to  cover  garments  up  to  and  including 

commercial  size  86. 

GROUP  I  A 

Description 

(3) 

Cotton  yarn,  not put up for  retail  sale 

Tabic of equivalence 

pieces/kg 

g/piece 

(4) 

(5) 

Category 

CN code 
1994 

(2) 

S204  11 00 
5204  19 00 

5205 11 00 
5205 12 00 
5205 13 00 
5205 14 00 
5205 15 10 
5205 15 90 
5205 21 00 
5205 22 00 
5205 23 00 
5205 24 00 
5205 25 10 
5205 25 30 
5205 25 90 
5205 31 00 
5205 32 00 
5205 33 00 
5205 34 00 
5205 35 10 
5205 35 90 
5205 4100 
5205 42 00 
5205 43 00 
5205 44 00 
5205 45 10 
5205 45 30 
5205 45 90 

5206 
5206 
5206 
5206 
5206 
5206 
5206 
5206 
5206 
5206 
5206 
5206 
5206 
5206 
5206 

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

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(5) 

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(a) Of which: 

Other  than  unbleached  or  bleached 

(1) 

2 (a) 

(2) 

5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
5208 
. 5208 
5208 
5208 

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

5209 
5209 
5209 
5209 
5209 
5209 
5209 
5209 
5209 
5209 
5209 

31 00 
32 00 
39 00 
41 00 
42 00 
43 00 
49 10 
49 90 
51 00 
52 00 
59 00 

5210 
5210 
5210 
5210 
5210 
5210 
5210 
5210 
5210 
5210 

31 10 
31 90 
32 00 
39 00 
41 00 
42 00 
49 00 
51 00 
52 00 
59 00 

5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 
5211 

3100 
32 00 
39 00 
41 00 
42 00 
43 00 
49 11 
49 19 
49 90 
51 00 
52 00 
59 00 

5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 
5212 

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

ex  5811  00  00 

ex  6308  00  00 

.JJJP 

570 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

Mt> 

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

5512 
5512 
5512 
5512 
5512 
5512 
5512 
5512 
5512 

11 00 
19 10 
19 90 
2100 
29 10 
29 90 
9100 
99 10 
99 90 

5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 
5513 

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

5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 
5514 

11 00 
12 00 
13 00 
19 00 
21 00 
22 00 
23 00 
29 00 
31 00 
32 00 
33 00 
39 00 
41 00 
42 00 
43 00 
4900 

5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 
5515 

11 10 
11 30 
11 90 
12 10 
12 30 
1290 
13 11 
13 19 
13 91 
13 99 
19 10 
19 30 
19 90 
21 10 
21 30 
21 90 
22 11 
22 19 
22 91 
22 99 
29 10 
29 30 

580 

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5515 99 30 
5515 99 90 

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(3) 

• 

Shirts,  T-shirts,  lighrwcight  fine  knit  roll,  polo  or  turtle-necked 
jumpers  and  pullovers  (other  than  of  wool  or  fine  animal  hair), 
undervests  and  the  like,  knitted  or  crocheted 

4tf 

(4) 

6,48 

(5) 

154 

• 

Jerseys,  pullovers,  slip-overs,  waistcoats, 
twinscts,  cardigans, 
bed-jackets  and  jumpers  (other  than  jackets  and  blazers),  anoraks, 
windcheaters,  waister  jackets  and  the  like,  knitted  or  crocheted 

4,53 

221 

Men's  or  boys'  woven  breeches,  shorts  other  than  swimwear  and 
trousers  (including  slacks);  women's  or  girls'  woven  trousers  and 
slacks,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres;  lower  parts  of 
tracksuits  with  lining, other  than  category  16 or  29,  of  cotton  or  of 
man-made  fibres 

1,76 

568 

Women's  or  girls'  blouses,  shirts  and  shirt-blouses,  whether  or  not 
knitted  or  crocheted,  of  wool,  cotton  or  man-made  fibres 

S,55 

180 

> 

Men's or boys' shirts, other than  knined or crocheted, of wool, cotton 
or  man-made  fibres 

4,60 

217 

533 

(1) 

4 

5 

• 

6 

7 

8 

(2) 

6105  10  00 
6105  20  10 
6105  20  90 
6105  90  10 

6109  10  00 
6109  90  10 
6109  90  30 

6 1 1 0 20  10 
6 1 1 0 30  10 

6101  10  90 
6 1 0 1 20  90 
6101  30  90 

6102  10  90 
6102  20  90 
6102  30  90 

6110  10  10 
6110  1031 
6110  1 0 35 
6110  1 0 38 
6 1 1 0 1 0 91 
6110  1 0 95 
6110  1 0 98 
6 1 1 0 2 0 91 
6 1 1 0 20  99 
6 1 1 0 3 0 91 
6110  30  99 

6203  41  10 
6203  41  90 
6203  42  31 
6203  42  33 
6203  42  35 
6203  42  90 
6203  43  19 
6203  43  90 
6203  49  19 
6203  49  50 

6204  61  10 
6204  62  31 
6204  62  33 
6204  62  39 
6204  63  18 
6204  69  18 

6211  32  42 
6211  33  42 
6211  42.42 
6 2 1 1 43  42 

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 

êf 

M20 

(4) 

(5) 

GROUP  11  A 

(3) 

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 

Bed  linen,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted 

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

(1) 

(2) 

5802  11 00 
5802  19 00 

ex  6302  60 00 

20 

22 

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

5508 10 11 
5508 10 19 

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 
5509 
5509 
5509 
5509 
5509 
5509 
5509 

31 10 
31 90 
32 10 
32 90 
61 10 
61 90 
62 00 
69 00 

23 

5508 20 10 

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

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

JP 

V 
584  0( 

(3) 

<4) 

(5)  - 

n 

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 

(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 

39 

6302  51  10 
6302  51  90 
6302  53  90 
ex  6302  59  00 
6302  91  10 
6302  91  90 
6 3 0 2 93  90 
•ex  6302  99  00 

M> 

535 £ 

GROUP  UB 

(3) 

Panty  hose  and  tights, stockings, understockings, socks,  ankle-socks, 
sockettes  and  the  like,  knitted  or  crocheted,  other  than  for  babies, 
including stockings for varicose veins, other than  products of category 
70 

122 

(4) 

24,3 
pairs 

(5) 

41 

Men's or  boys' underpants  and  briefs, women's or girls' knickers  and 
briefs,  knitted  or  crocheted,  of  wool,  cotton  or  man-made  fibres 

17 

59 

Men's or boys' woven overcoats, raincoats and othercoats, cloaks and 
capes,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made  textile  fibres  (other  than 
parkas)  (of  category  21) 

0,72 

1  389 

Women's  or  girls' woven overcoats, raincoats and other coats, cloaks 
and  capes;  jackets  and  blazers,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made 
textile  fibres  (other  than  parkas)  (ofcategory  21) 

0,84 

1  190 

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'  track  suits  with  lining, with  an  outer  shell  of  a  single  identical 
fabric,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres 

0,80 

1  250 

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

1,43 

700 

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

-

(1) 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

(2) 

6115  1 2 00 
6115  19  10 
6115  1 9 90 
6 1 1 5 20  11 
6115  20  90 
6115  91  00 
6115  92  00 
6 1 1 5 93  10 
6115  93  30 
6115  93  99 
6 1 1 5 99  00 

6107  11  00 
6107  12  00 
6107  19  00 

6108  21  00 
6108  22  00 
6108  29  00 

6201  11  00 
ex  6201  12  10 
ex  6201  12  90 
ex 6201  13  10 
ex  6201  13  90 

6210  20  00 

6202  11  00 
ex  6202  12  10 
ex  6202  12  90 
ex  6202  13  10 
ex 6202  13  90 

6204  31  00 
6204  32  90 
6204  33  90 
6204  39  19 

6210  30  00 

6203  î 1 00 
6203  12  00 
6203  19  10 
6203  19  30 
6203  21  00 
6203  22  80 
6203  23  80 
6203  29  18 

6 2 1 1 32  31 
6211  33  31 

6203  3 1 00 
6203  32  90 
6203  33  90 
6203  39  19 

6207  11  00 
6207  19  00 
6207  2 1 00 
6207  22  00 
6207  29  00 
6207  91  10 
6207  91  90 

,4P 

58K 

U 

(1) 

18 
(cont'd) 

19 

21 

24 

26 

27 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

42 

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

Handkerchiefs,  other  than  knined  or  crocheted 

Parkas; anoraks, windcheaters, waister jackets and the like, other  than 
knitted  or  crocheted,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  man-made  fibres;  upper 
parts of track  suits with lining, other than category  16 or 29, of  cotton 
or  of  man-made  fibres 

59 

2,3 

17 

435 

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

3,9 

257 

(2) 

6207  92  00 
6207  99  00 

6208  11  00 
6208  19  10 
6208  19  90 
6208  21  00 
6208  22  00 
6208  29  00 
6208  91  11 
6208  91  19 
6208  91  90 
6208  92  10 
6208  92  90 
6208  99  00 

6213 20  00 
6213  90  00 

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

ex 6202  12  10 
ex 6202  12  90 
ex  6202  13  10 
ex  6202  13  90 
6202  91  00 
6202  92  00 
6202  93  00 

6211  32  41 
6 2 1 1 33  41 
6 2 1 1 42  41 
6211  43  41 

6107  2 1 00 
6107  22  00 
6107 29  00 
6 1 0 7 91  10 
6107  9 1 90  • 
6107  92  00 
ex  6107  99  00 

6108  3 1 10 
6108  3 1 90 
6108  32  11 
6108  32  19 
6108  32  90 
6108  39  00 
6108  91  10 
6108  9 1 90 
6108  92  00 
6108  99T0 

6104  4 1 00 
6104  42  00 
6104  43  00 
6104  44  00 

6204  4 1 00 
6204  42  00 
6204  43  00 
6204  44  00 

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

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

. 

Women's  or  girls'  dresses,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made 
fibres 

3,1 

323 

Women's  or  girls'  skirts,  including  divided  skirts 

2,6 

385 

587 

( 1) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

—V- 

(. 

27 
(cont'd) 

28 

29 

6204 51 00 
6204 52 00 
6204 53 00 
6204 59 10 

6103 
6103 
6103 
6103 
6103 
6103 
6103 
6103 

41 10 
41 90 
42 10 
42 90 
43 10 
43 90 
49 10 
49 91 

6104 
6104 
6104 
6104 
6104 
6104 
6104 
6104 

61 10 
61 90 
62 10 
62 90 
63 10 
63 90 
69 10 
69 91 

6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 
6204 

11 00 
12 00 
13 00 
19 10 
21 00 
22 80 
23 80 
29 18 

6 2 1 1 42  31 
6211  43  31 

Trousers,  bib  and  brace  overalls,  breeches  and  shorts  (other  than 
swimwear), knitted  or crocheted,  of  wool, of  conon  or of  man-made 
fibres 

1,61 

620 

Women's  or  girls'  suits  and  ensembles,  other  than  knitted  or 
crocheted,  of  wool,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres,  excluding  ski 
suits; women's or girls' track suits with lining, with an outer shell of an 
identical  fabric,  of  cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres 

1,37 

730 

31 

6212  10  00 

Brassières,  woven,  knitted  or  crocheted 

18,2 

55 

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

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

1,67 

600 

Men's or  boys' industrial or occupational clothing, other than  knined 
or  crocheted 

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

68 

73 

76 

6111 10 90 
611120 90 
6111 30 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 1200 
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 

t'  'D Q 

y 

« 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

WS 

76 
(cont'd) 

77 

78 

83 

6204  22  10 
6204  23  10 
6204  29  11 
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 

6211  32  10 
6211  33  10 
6211  42  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,  14,  15,  16,  17,  18, 21, 26,  27, 29, 68, 72, 76  and 
77 

Overcoats,  jackets,  bla~zers and  other  garments,  including  ski  suits, 
knitted or crocheted, excluding garments of categories  4 , 5 , 7 , 1 3 , 2 4, 
26,  27,  28,  68,  69,  72,  73, 74  and  75 

.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 

6211  3 1 00 
6211  32  90 
6 2H  33  90 
6211  41  00 
6 2 1 1 42  90 
6211  43.90 

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 

-

539 

(1) 

33 

(2) 

5407  20  11 

GROUP  III A 

(3) 

424 

(4) 

(5) 

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

6305  31  91 
6305  31  99 

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

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 

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 5100 
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 8100 
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 

ex 5811 00 00 

ex 5905 00 70 

5407 42 10 
5407 42 90 
5407 43 00 
5407 44 10 
5407 44 90 
5407 52 00. 
5407 53 10 
5407 53 90 
5407 54 00 
5407 60 30 
5407 60 51 
5407 60 59 
5407 60 90 

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

(a)  Of  which: 

Other  than  unbleached  or  bleached 

53 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

m 

35 (a) 
(cont'd) 

36 

36  (a) 

37 

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

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

ex 581100 00 

ex 5905 00 70 

5408 
5408 
5408' 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 
540S 

1000 
21 00 
22 10 
22 90 
23 10 
23 90 
24 00 
31 00 
32 00 
33 00 
34 00 

ex 5811 00 00 

ex 5905 00 70 

5408 
5408 
5408 
5408 
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 
14 Û0 
21 00 
22 00 
23 10 
23 90 
24 00 
3100 
32 00 
33 00 
34 00 
41 00 
42 00 
43 00 
44 00 
91 00 

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

(a) Of which: 

Other  than  unbleached  or  bleached 

Woven  fabrics  of  artificial  staple  fibres 

59A 

37 
(cont'd) 

37(a) 

38 A 

38 B 

40 

(3) 

(4) 

(S) 

Ml 

(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 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 
5516 

12 00 
13 00 
14 00 
22 00 
23 10 
23 90 
24 00 
32 00 
33 00 
34 00 
42 00 
43 00 
44 00 
92 00 
93 00 
94 00 

ex  5803  90 50 

ex  5905  00 70 

6002  43 11 
6002  93 10 

Knitted  or  crocheted  synthetic  curtain  fabric  including  net  curtain 
fabric 

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

Net  curtains,  other  than  knitted  or  crocheted 

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

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

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

41 

5401 10 11 
5401 10 19 

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 

5402 10 10 
5402 10 90 
5402 20 00 
5402 31 10 
5402 3130 
5402 31 90 
5402 32 00 
5402 33 10 
5402 33 90 
5402 39 10 
5402 39 90 
5402 49 10' 
5402 49 91 
5402 49 99 
5402 51 10 
5402  51 30 

dt 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

1Z? 

(1) 

41 
(cont'd) 

(2) 

5402  51  90 
5402  52  10 
5402  52  90 
5402  59  10 
5402  59  90 
5402  61  10 
5402  6 1 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 

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 

5207  10  00 
5207  90  00 

5401  10  90 
5401  20  90 

5406  10  00 
5406  20  00 

5508  20  90 

5511  30  00 

5105  10  00 
5105  21  00 
5105  29  00 
5105  30  10 
5105  30  90 

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

5108  1 0 10 
5108  10  90 

5107  10  10 
5107  10  90 
5 1 0 7 20  10 
5107  20  30' 

46 

47 

48 

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

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

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

-

533 

(1) 

48 
(contd) 

49 

50 

51 

53 

54 

55 

(3) 

(4) 

(S) 

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

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

(2) 

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  11  00 
5111  19  10 
5111  1990 
5111  20  00 
5111  30  10 
5111  30  30 
5111  30  90 
5111  90  10 
5111  9 0 91 
5111  9 0 93 
5111  90  99 

5112  11  00 
5112  1910 
5 1 1 2 1 9 90 
5112  20  00 
5112  30  10 
5112  30  30 
5112  30  90 
5 1 1 2 90  10 
5112  90  91 
5 1 1 2 9 0 93 
5112  90  99 

5203  00  00 

Conon,  carded  or  combed 

5803  10  00 

Conon  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 

56 

5508  10  90 

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

58 

5511  10  00 
5511  20  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) 

-

594 

(3) 

(5) 

434 

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

(1) 

59 

<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 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 
5703 

1 0 10 
10  90 
20  11 
20  19 
20  91 
20  99 
30  11 
30  19 
30  51 
30  59 
30  91 
30  99 
90  10 
90  90 

5704  10  00 
5704  90  00 

5705  00  10 
5705  00  31 
5705  00  39 
ex  5705  00  90 

60 

580'5 00  00 

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

61 

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 

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 

62 

5606 00 91 
5606 00 99 

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

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 

5804 
5804 
5804 
5804 
5804 
5804 
5804 
5804 

1011 
10 19 
1090 
21 10 
21 90 
29 10 
29  90 
30  00 

\  /TT 

595 

(1) 

62 
(cont'd) 

(2) 

5807 10 10 
580710 90 

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

5808 10 00 
5808 90 00 

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

—H1G 

(4) 

(5) 

Embroidery,  in  the  piece,  in  strips  or  in  motifs 

Knined or crocheted fahric 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 

Raschcl  lace  and  long-pile  fabric  of  synthetic  fibres 

5810 
5810 
5810 
5810 
5810 
5810 
5810 
5810 

10 10 
10 90 
91 10 
91 90 
92 10 
92 90 
99 10 
99 90 

63 

5906 91 00 

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

ex 6001 10 00 

6002 20 31 
6002 4 3 19 

65 

5606  00  10 

Knitted  <H crocheted  fabric other than  those of categories 3.X A and  63, 
of  wool,  ol  cotton  or  of  man-made  fibres 

ex 6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
*001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 
6001 

10 00 
21 00 
22 00 
29 10 
91 10 
91 30 
91 50 
91 90 
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 

K 96  >i 

(4) 

(5) 

Ml 

( 1) 

65 
(contd) 

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 

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

ID 

597  à 

G R O UP HI B 

(3) 

Gloves,  minens  and  mins,  knitted  or  crocheted 

4Q 

(4) 

17 
pairs 

(5) 

59 

Knined  or  crocheted  clothing  accessories  other  than  for  babies; 
household  linen of all kinds, knitted  or crocheted; curtains  (including 
drapes)  and  inrerior  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 

10 

(2) 

6111 1010 
6111 2010 
6111 30 10 
ex 6111 90 00 

6116 10 10 
6116 1090 
611691 00 
6116 92 00 
61169300 
611699 00 

67 

5807 90 90 

611300 10 

6117 1000 
61172000 
611780 10 
6117 80 90 
611790 00 

.  630120 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 11 00 
6115 20 19 
6115 93 91 

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

7,8 

128 

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

30,4 
pairs 

33 

Women's  full-length  hosiery  of  synthetic  fibres 

JJ 

538 

tf 

(1) 

72 

74 

75 

84 

85 

86 

87 

88 

(2) 

6 1 1 2 31  10 
6 1 1 2 31  90 
6 1 1 2 39  10 
6112  39  90 
6 1 1 2 41  10 
6 1 1 2 41  90 
6 1 1 2 49  10 
6 1 1 2 4 9 90 

6211  11  00 
6211  12  00 

6104  11  00 
6104  12  00 
6 1 0 4 13  00 
ex  6104  19  00 
6104  21  00 
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 

(3) 

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

12> 

,  (4) 

9,7 

(5) 

103 

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

1,54 

650 

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

0,80 

1  250 

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

-

6215  20  00 
6215  90  00 

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

17,9 

56 

Corsets, corset-belts, suspender  belts, braces, suspenders, garters  and 

8,8 

114 

.  the  like, and  parts  thereof,  whether  or  not  knined  or  crocheted 

Gloves,  mittens  and  mitts,  not  knined  or  crocheted 

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

6212  20  00 
6212  30  00 
6212  90  00 

ex  6209  10  00 
ex  6209  20  00 
ex  6209  30.00 
ex  6209  90  00 

6216  00  00 

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

6217  10  00 
6217  90  00 

590 

(n 

90 

91 

93 

94 

95 

96 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

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

-4ST 

(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 

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 

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

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

5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 
5601 

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

62101091 
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 

nO 

GOO 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

r~———^A3J 

96 
(cont'd) 

97 

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

ex  6305  39  00 

6307  10  30 
ex  6307  90  99 

5608  1111 
5608  1 1 19 
5608  11  91 
5608  11  99 
5608  19  11 
5608  19  19 
5608  19  31 
5608  19  39 
5608  19  91 
5608  19  99 
5608  90  00 

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

98 

5609  00  00 

5905  00  10 

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

-

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  knined  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 

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 

101 

ex  5607  90  00 

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

109 

6306  1 1 00 
6306  12  00 
6306  19  00  v 
6306  31  00 
6306  39  00 

Tarpaulins,  sails, awnings,  and  sunblinds 

•JP 

60.t 

(1) 

110 

111 

(2) 

6306 41 00 
6306 49 00 

6306 91 00 
6306 99 00 

(3) 

Woven  pneumatic  manresses 

Camping  goods,  woven,  other  than  pneumatic  manresses  and  tents 

112 

6307 20 00 
ex 6307 90 99 

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

113 

6307  10 90 

Floor  cloths,  dish  cloths  and  dusters,  other 
crocheted 

than  knitted  or 

Woven  fabrics  and articles  for technical  uses 

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 1000 
ex 5911 20 00 
591131 11 
59113119 
5911 31 90 
5911 32 10 
5911 32 90 
5911 40 00 
5911 90 10 
591190 90 

JP 

602 

GROUP  IV 

(3) 

Flax  or  ramie  yarn 

'tS? 

(4) 

(5) 

Woven  fabrics  of  flax  or  of  ramie 

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

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

-w 

(1) 

115 

117 

(2) 

5306  10  11 
5306  10  19 
5306  10  31 
5306  10  39 
5306  10  50 
5306  10  90 
5306  20  11 
5306  20  19 
5306  20  90 

5308  90  11 
5308  90  13 
5308  90  19 

5309  1111 
5309  11  19 
5309  11  90 
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 

118 

6302  29  10 
6302  39  10 
6302  39  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 

121 

ex  5607  90-00 

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

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 

123 

5801  9 0 10  . 

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

6214  90  90 

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

• 

Id 

603 

GROUP  V 

(3) 

Synthetic  staple  fibres 

13? 

(4) 

(5) 

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

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

Artificial  staple  fibres 

(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  10  10 
5404  10  90 
5404  90  11 
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 

127 A 

5403  31  00 
ex  5403  32  00 
5403  33  10 

Yarn of artificial filaments  (continuous) not put up for retail sale, other 
than  yarn  of  category  42 

127 B 

5405  00  00 
ex  5604  90  00 

Monofilament,  snip (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 

5 1 1 0 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. 

-

60<* 

(1) 

130 B 

131 

132 

133 

134 

135 

136 

„ 

- 

- 

^ 

_ 

(2) 

(4) 

( • *) 

% 

5005  00  10 

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

5005  00  90 

5006  00  90 

ex  5604  90  00 

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 

5 1 1 3 00  00 

Woven  fabrics  of  coarse  animal  hair  or  of  horsehair 

Woven  fabrics  of  silk  or  of  silk  waste 

5 0 0 7 10  00 
5007  20  11 
5007  20  19 
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 

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

ex  5806  10  00 

138 

5 3 1 1 00  90 

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

ex  5905  00  90 

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,  conon  or  man-made  fibres 

ex  6001  10  00 
6001  29  90 
6001  99  90 

6002  20  90 
6002  49  00 
6002  99  00 

141 

ex  6301  90  90 

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

-

605 

>df 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

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

4fV 

(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 

Felt  of  coarse  animal  hair 

5607 30  00 
ex  5607  90  00 

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

(1) 

142 

144 

145 

146  A 

ex  5607 21  00 

Binder or baled twine for agricultural  machines, of sisal or othcr  fibres 
of  the  Agave  family 

146 B 

ex  5607  21  00 
5607  29  10 
5607  29  90 

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

146  C 

5607  10  00 

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

147 

5003  90  00 

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

148 A 

5307  10  10 
5307  10  90 
5307  20  00 

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

148B 

5308  10  00 

Coir  yarn 

149 

150 

5310  10  90 
ex  5310  90  00 

5310  10  10 
ex  5310  90  00 
6305  10  90 

'  Woven  fabrics of jute or of other textile bast  fibres  of a width of  more 

than  150  cm 

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,  othcr  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 thc packing of goods, of jute or 
of  other  textile  bast  fibres  of  heading  No  5303 

*  . 

606 

(1) 

154 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5) 

"Y? 

5001 00 00 

Silkworm  cocoons  suitable  for  reeling 

5002 00 00 

Raw  silk  (not  thrown) 

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 11 00 
5101 1900 
5101 21 00 
5101 29 00 
5101  30  00 

5102  1 0 10 
5102  1 0 30 
5102  1 0 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 

5301 1000 
5301 21 00 
5301 29 00 
5301 30 10 
5301 30 90 

5305 91 00 
5305 99 00 

5201 00 10 
5201 00 90 

5202 10 00 
5202 9100 
5202 99 00 

5302 10 00 
5302 90 00 

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) 

5305 21 00 
5305 29 00 

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

5303 10 00 
5303 90 00 

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) 

5304 10*00 
5304 90 00 

5305 1100 
5305 19 00 
5305 91 00 
5305 99 00 

156 

6106  90  30 

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

ex  6110  90  90 

flû 

607  •2Sf 

Dtww. 

f  C»J  se 

(3) 

Garments, knined or crocheted, othcr than  those of categories  1 to  123 
and  of  category  156 

m 

(5) 

is: 

(2) 

6101 90 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 
6104  49  00 
6104  69  99 

6105  90  90 

6106  90  50 
6106  90  90 

ex  6107  99  00 

610S  99  90 

6109  90  90 

6110  90  10 
e x 6 1 1 0 90  90 

ex  6111  90  00 

6114  90  00 

159 

6204  49  10 
6206  10  00 

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

6214  10  00 

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  1 0 00 

Handkerchiefs  of  silk  or  silk  waste 

161 

6201 19 00 
6201 99 00 

Garments, notkninedorcrocheted, other than those of categories  1 to 
123  and  category  159 

6202 19 00 
6202 99 00 

6203 19 90 
6203 29 90 
6203 39 90 
6203 49 90 

6204 19 90 
6.204 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 
6 2 1 1 49  00 

it 

608 

ANNEX 

II 

'/fifv 

Products  without  quantitative  limits  subject  to  the  double-checking  system  referred  to  in  Article  2  (3)  of  the 
Agreement. 

(The  full  producr  descriptions  of  thc  categories  listed  in  this  Annex  are  to  be  found  in  Annex  I  to  the 
Agreement) 

Category: 

1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
12 
13 
20 
24 
28 
39 
117 
118 

eon  V 

\ 

l'iotocol  A 

- < • «-

TITLE  I 

CLASSIFICATION 

Article  1 

TITLE  II 

ORIGIN 

Article  2 

The  competent 

the  Community 
1. 
undertake 
to  inform  Lithuania  of  any  changes  in  the 
combined  nomenclature  (CN)  before  the  date  of  their 
entry  into  force  in  the  Community. 

authorities  of 

in 

Products  originating  in  Lithuania  for  export  to  the 
1. 
arrangements 
Community 
established  by  this  Agreement  shall  be  accompanied  by  a 
certificate  of  Lithuanian  origin  conforming  to  the  model 
annexed  to  this  Protocol. 

accordance  with 

thc 

inform 

authorities  of 

The  competent 
to 

the  Community 
2. 
undertake 
the  competent  authorities  of 
Lithuania  of  any  decisions  relating  to  the  classification  of 
products  subject  to  the  present  Agreement,  within  one 
Such 
adoption 
month 
communication  shall  include: 

latest. 

their 

the 

of 

at 

The  certificate  of  origin  shall  be  certified  by  the 
2. 
competent  Lithuanian  organizations  authorized  under  the 
Lithuanian  legislation  if  the  products  in  question  can  be 
considered  products  originating  in  that  country  within 
the 
relevant 
the  meaning  of 
Community. 

force 

rules 

the 

in 

in 

(a)  a  description  of  the  products  concerned; 

(b) 

the  relevant  category  and  the  related  CN  codes; 

(c) 

the  reasons  which  have  led  to  the  decision. 

results 

3.  Where  a  decision  on  classification 
in  a 
change  of  classification  practice  or  a  change  of  category 
of  any  product  subject  to  the  Agreement,  the  competent 
authorities  of 
the  Community  shall  provide  30  days' 
Community's 
from 
notice, 
communication,  before  the  decision  is  put  into  effect. 
Products  shipped  before  the  date  of  entry  into  effect  of 
earlier 
the  decision 
in 
classification  practice,  provided 
question 
the 
Community  within  60  days  of  that  date. 

to 
the 
the  goods 

are  presented 

importation 

remain 

subject 

shall 

date 

into 

that 

the 

the 

for 

of 

4.  Where  a  Community  decision  on  classification 
resulting  in  a  change  of  classification  practice  or  a  change 
of  categorization  of  any  product  subject  to  the  Agreement 
affects  a  category  subject 
the 
Contracting  Parties  agree  to  enter  into  consultation  in 
accordance  with  the  procedures  described  in  Article  15  of 
rhe  Agreement  with  a  view  to  honouring  the  obligation 
under  the  second  subparagraph  of  Article  11  (1)  of  the 
Agreement. 

to  quantitative 

limits, 

into 

the  Community  on 

5. 
In  case  of  divergent  opinions  between  Lithuania  and 
the  competent  Community  and  Estonian  authorities  at 
the  point  of  entry 
the 
classification 
the  present 
of  products,  covered  by 
Agreement,  classification  shall  provisionally  be  based  on 
indications 
pending 
consultations  in  accordance  with  Article  15  with  a  view 
to  reaching  agreement  on  definitive  classification  of  the 
products  concerned. 

the  Community, 

provided 

by 

\  </i 

established 

3. 
However,  the  products  in  Groups  III,  IV  and  V  mav 
be  imported  into  the  Community  in  accordance  with  the 
on 
arrangements 
' production  of  a  declaration  by 
the 
invoice  or  other  commercial  document  relating  to  the 
products 
in  question 
originate  in  Lithuania  within  the  meaning  of  the  relevant 
rules  in  force  in  the  Community. 

this  Agreement 
the  exporter  on 

the  products 

the  effect 

that 

by 

to 

4. 
The  certificate  of  origin  referred  to  in  paragraph  1 
shall  not  be  required  for  import  of  goods  covered  by  a 
certificate  of  origin  Form  A  or  Form  APR  completed  in 
accordance  with  the  relevant  Community  rules  in  order 
to  qualify  for  generalized  tariff  preferences. 

Article  3 

shall  be 

The  certificate  of  origin 
issued  only  on 
application  having  been  made  in  writing  by  the  exporter 
or,  under  the  exporter's  responsibility,  by  his  authorized 
representative.  The  competent  Lithuanian  organizations 
authorized  under  Lithuanian  legislation  shall  ensure  that 
the  certificate  of  origin  is  properly  completed  and  for  this 
purpose  they  shall  call  for  any  necessary  documentary 
evidence  or  carry  out  any  check  which  they  consider 
appropiate. 

Article  4 

Where  different  criteria  for  determining  origin  are  laid 
down  for  products  falling  within  the  same  category,  the 
certificates  or  declarations  of  origin  must  contain  a 
sufficiently  detailed  description  of  the  goods  so  as  to 
enable  Lithuanian  criterion  to  be  determined,  on  the  basis 
of  which  the  certificate  was  issued  or  the  declaration 
drawn  up. 

610 

Article  5 

Article  S 

'lTb 

slight  discrepancies  between 

the 
The  discovery  of 
those 
statements  made  in  the  certificate  of  origin  and 
made  in  thc  documents  produced  to  the  customs  office 
for 
for 
importing  the  products  shall  not  ipso  facto  cast  doubt 
upon  the  statements  in  the  certificate. 

the  purpose  of  carrying  out 

the  formalities 

TITLE  III 

DOUBLE-CHECKING  SYSTEM 

Section  I 

Exportation 

Article  6 

in 

licence 

respect  of  all  consignments 

The  competent  authorities  of  Lithuania  shall  issue  an 
export 
from 
Lithuania  of  textile  products  subject  to  any  definitive  or 
to 
provisional  quantitative 
Article  5  of 
relevant 
quantitative  limits  as  may  be  modified  by  Articles  4,  6 
and  8  of  the  Agreement,  as  well  as  of  all  consignments  of 
to  a  double-checking  system 
textile  products  subject 
in 
provided 
without 
Article  2  (3)  and  (4)  of  the  Agreement. 

limits  established  pursuant 

the  Agreement,  up 

quantitative 

limits 

the 

for 

as 

to 

Article  7 

the  export 

licence  shall  conform 

For  products  subject  to  quantitative  limits  under 
1. 
this  Agreement 
to 
Model  1 annexed  to  this  Protocol  and  it  shall  be  valid  for 
exports  throughout  the  customs  territory  to  which  the 
Treaty  establishing  the  European  Economic  Community 
applies.  However,  where 
the  Community  has  made 
recourse  to  the  provisions  of  Articles  5  and  7  of  the 
the 
Agreement 
Agreed* Minute  No  1,  or  to  the  Agreed  Minute  No  2,  the 
textile  products  covered  by  the  export  licences  can  only 
be  put 
the 
into  free  circulation 
Community  indicated  in  those  licences. 

in  accordance  with 

the  provision  of 

the  region(s)  of 

in 

that 

inter  alia 

limits  have  been 

2.  Where  quantitative 
introduced 
pursuant  to  this  Agreement,  each  export  licence  must 
certify 
the  quantity  of  the  product  in 
question  has  been  set  off  against  the  quantitative  limit 
established  for  the  category  of  the  products  concerned 
and  shall  only  cover  one  category  of  products  subject  to 
quantitative 
limits.  It  may  be  used  for  one  or  more 
consignments  of  the  products  in  question. 

For  products  subject  to  a  double-checking  system 
3. 
without  quantitative 
licence  shall 
conform  to  Model  2  annexed  to  this  Protocol.  It  shall 
only  cover  one  category  of  products  and  may  be  used  for 
one  or  more  consignments  of  the  products  in  question. 

the  export 

limits 

The  competent  authorities  ol  the  Community  must  be 
informed  immediately  of  the  withdrawal  or  modification 
of  any  export  licence  already  issued. 

Article  9 

1. 
Exports  of  textile  products  subject  to  quantitative 
limits  pursuant  to  this  Agreement  shall  be  set  off  against 
the  quantitative  limits  established  for  the  year  in  which 
the  shipment  of  the  goods  has  been  effected,  even  if  the 
export  licence  is  issued  after  such  shipment. 

2. 
For  the  purpose  of  applying  paragraph  1,  shipment 
of  thc  goods  is  considered  to  have  taken  place  on  thc 
date  of  their  loading  onto  thc  exporting  aircraft,  vehicle 
or  vessel. 

Article  10 

The  presentation  of  an  export  licence,  in  application  of 
Article  12  hereafter,  shall  be  effected  not 
than 
31  March  of  the  year  following  that, in  which  the  goods 
covered  by  the  licence  have  been  shipped. 

later 

Section  II 

Importation 

Article  11 

into 

the  Community  of 

textile  products 
Importation 
subject  to  quantitative 
limits  or  to  a  double-checking 
system  pursuant  to  this  Agreement  shall  be  subject  to  the 
presentation  of  an  import  authorization. 

Article  12 

1. 
The  competent  authorities  of  the  Community  shall 
issue  the  import  authorization  referred  to  in  Article  11 
above,  within  five  working  days  of  the  presentation  by 
the  importer  of  the  original  of  the  corresponding  export 
licence. 

The 

import  authorizations  concerning  products 
2. 
subject  to  quantitative  limits  under  this  Agreement  shall 
be  valid  for  six  months  from  the  date  of  their  issue  for 
imports  throughout  the  customs  territory  to  which,  the 
Treaty  establishing  the  European  Economic  Community 
is  applied.  However,  where  the  Community  has  recourse 
to  the  provisions  af  Articles  5  and  7  of  the  Agreement  in 
accordance  with  the  provisions  of  the  Agreed  Minute 
No  1,  or  to  the  Agreed  Minute  No  2,  the  products 
covered  by  the  import  licences  can  only  be  put  into  free 
circulation  in  the  region(s)  of  the  Community  indicated  m 
those  licences. 

3. 
.. The  import  authorizations  for  products  subject  to  a 
double-checking  system  without  quantitative  limits  shall 

VP 

611 

the  date  of  their  issue  for 
be  valid  for  six  m o n t hs  from 
i m p o r ts 
thc 
t h r o u g h o ut 
1  rcaty  establishing  thc  European  Economic  C o m m u n i ty 
is  a p p l i c a b l e. 

the  c u s t o ms 

to  which 

territory 

4. 
T he  c o m p e t e nt  authorities  of  thc  C o m m u n i ty  shall 
cancel  the  i m p o rt  a u t h o r i z a t i on  already  issued  whenever 
the  c o r r e s p o n d i ng  e x p o rt  licence  has  been  w i t h d r a w n. 

H o w e v e r,  if  the  c o m p e t e nt  authorities  of  the  C o m m u n i ty 
are  notified  of  the  w i t h d r a w al  or  the  cancellation  of  the 
e x p o rt  licence  only  after  thc  importation  of  the  products 
into  the  C o m m u n i t y,  the  relevant  quantities  shall  be  set 
oft  against 
the 
category  and  thc  q u o ta  year  concerned. 

limits  established 

the  quantitative 

for 

Article  13 

in 

any  w ar 

the  quantitative 

Î. 
Il  the  c o m p e t e nt  authorities  of  rhe  C o m m u n i ty  find 
that  the  toral  qu.unities  covered  by  export  licences  issued 
hy  the  c o m p e t e nt  authorities  ol  Lithuania  for  a  particular 
category 
limit 
exceed 
established  in  a c c o r d a n ce  with  Article  5  of  the  Agreement 
lor  that  c a t e g o i v.  as  ni.iv  be  modified  by  Articles  4.  (•» and 
<S ol  the  Agreement,  the  said  authorities  may  suspend  the 
issue  ot  import  authorizations.  In  this  event,  the 
further 
shall 
c o m p e t e nt 
immediately 
the 
special  c o n s u l t a t i on  procedure  set  out  in  Article  15  ot  the 
Agreement  shall  be  initiated 

the  authorities  of  Lithuania  and 

authorities 
inform 

C o m m u n i ty 

forthwith. 

the 

of 

Exports  * »!  p r o d u c ts  ot  Lithuanian  origin  subject 

2. 
limns  or  double-checking  system  and  not 
q u a n t i t a t i ve 
covered 
in 
by 
' a c c o r d a n ce  with  the  provisions  ot  this  Protocol  may  be 
refused 
competent 
authorization 
t  . o m m u m tv  authorities. 

Lithuanian 

licences 

import 

export 

issued 

the 

by 

an 

to 

6 

prejudice 

to  Article 

However...  without 
Agreement 
the  C o m m u n i ty  by 
C o m m u n i t y, 
against 
pursuant 
agreement  of  the  competent  authorities  of  Lithuania. 

the 
if  the  import  of  such  products  is  allowed  into 
the 
the  quantities  involved  shall  not  be  set  off 
limits  established 
express 

the  competent  authorities  of 

the  a p p r o p i a tc  quantitative 

this  Agreement,  without 

rhe 

of 

to 

m 

shall  be  m a de  o ut 
completed  by  h a n d,  entries  must  be  in  ink  a nd  in  print  A 
script. 

in  English  or  French. 

If 

l nc 

These  documents  shall  m e a s u re  2 10  x  2 97  m m.  Th 
paper  used  shall  be  w h i te  writing  paper,  sized 
n ot 
containing  mechanical  p u l p,  a nd  weighing  n ot  less  t h an 
25  g / n r.  If  the  d o c u m e n ts  have  several  copies  only 
the 
t op  copy,  which  is  the  original,  shall  be  printed  with  rhe 
guilloche  p a r t em  b a c k g r o u n d.  This  copy  shall  be  clearlv 
'copies' 
marked  as 
the  c o m p e t e nt 
Only 
authorities  of 
the 
purpose  of  export  to  the  C o m m u n i ty  in  accordance  with 
the  provisions  of  the  Agreement. 

the  original  shall  be  accepted  by 

the  C o m m u n i ty  as  being  valid 

thc  other  copies  as 

'original'  a nd 

for 

Each  document 

2. 
n u m b e r,  whether  or  not  printed,  by  which 
identified. 

shall  bear  a  standardized 

serial 
it  can  be 

This  number 
elements: 

—•  t wo 

letters 
follows:  I T, 

shall 

be'  composed 

of 

the 

follovvint: 

identifying 

the  exporting 

c o u n t ry 

as 

—  t wo  letters  identifying  the  intended  M e m b er  State  of 

customs  clearance  as  follows: 
AT  =  A u s t r ia 

Bl.  =  IVcncltix. 

Dl.  =  Federal  Republic  ot  (iermany 

OK  =  Penmark 

I I.  =  (.recce 
IS  =  Spam 
FL  =  F i n l a nd 

l-R  =  France 

( il'  =  I*nited  Kingdom 

I! 

!i 

. 

=  Ireland 

=  Italy 

IT  =  Portugal 
SE  -  Sweden 
one-digit 

—  a 

n u m b er 

year, 
corresponding  to  the  last  figure  in  rhe  respective  year, 
e.g.  3  for 

identifying 

quota 

)9i)3, 

—  a  two-digit  number 

from  01 

to  99. 

particular 
country. 

issuing  office  concerned 

in 

identitying 

the 
the  e x p o r t i ng 

TITLE  IV 

FORM  AND  PRODUCTION  OF  EXPORT  LICENCES  AND 
CERTIFICATES  OF  ORIGIN,  AND  COMMON  PROVISIONS 
CONCERNING  EXPORTS  TO  THE  COMMUNITY 

—  a  five-digit  number  r u n n i ng  consecutively  from  0 0 0 01 
to  99999  allocated  to  the  intended  M e m b er  State  of 
customs  clearance. 

Article 

15 

Article  14 

1. 
I he  export  licence  a nd  the  certificate  of  origin  may 
c o m p r i se  a d d i t i o n al  copies  duly  indicated  as  such.  They 

T he  export 
issued  after  the  shipment  of  the  products  to  which 
relate.  In  such  cases 
'délivré 
posteriori' 
a 
retrospectively'. 

licence  and  the  certificate  of  origin  may  be 
they 
the  endorsement 
'issued 

they  must  bear 

endorsement 

the 

or 

Cii 

Article  16 

1. 
In  the  event  of  a  theft,  loss  or  destruction  of  an 
export  licence  or  a  certificate  of  origin,  the  exporter  may 
apply 
to  the  competent  Lithuanian  authorities  which 
issued  thc  document  for  a  duplicate  to  be  made  out  on 
the  basis  of  thc  export  documents  in  his  possession.  Thc 
duplicate  of  any  such  certificate  or  licence  so  issued  shall 
bear  the  endorsement  'duplicata'  or  'duplicate'. 

The  duplicate  shall  bear  the  date  of  the  original 

2. 
export  licence  or  certificate  of  origin. 

Lithuanian  authorities,  giving,  where  appropriate, 
the 
reasons  of  form  or  substance  which  justify  an  enquiry.  If 
the  invoice  has  been  submitted,  such  invoice  or  a  copy 
thereof  shall  be  attached 
to  the  certificate  of"  to  the 
licence  or  their  copies.'The  authorities  shall  also  forward 
any  information  that  has  been  obtained  suggesting  that 
the  particulars  given  on  thc  said  certificate  or  licence  are 
inaccurate. 

3. 
Thc  provisions  of  paragraph  1  above  shall  also 
apply  to  subsequent  verifications  of  the  declarations  of 
origin  provided  for  in  Article  2  of  this  Protocol. 

HX 

TITLE V 

ADMINISTRATIVE  COOPERATION 

Article  17 

The  Community  and  Lithuania  shall  cooperate  closely  in 
the  implementation  of  the  provisions  of  this  Protocol.  To 
this  end,  contacts  and  exchange  of  views,  including  on 
technical  matters,  shall  be  facilitated  by  both  Parties. 

Article  18 

to  ensure 

the  correct  application  of 

this 
In  order 
Protocol,  the  Community  and  Lithuania  offer  mutual 
assistance  for  the  checking  of  the  authenticity  and  the 
accuracy  of  export 
licences  and  certificates  of  origin 
issued  or  of  any  declarations  made  within  the  terms  of 
this  Protocol. 

Article  19 

three  months  at 

4. 
The  results  of  the  sebsequent  verifications  carried 
out  in  accordance  with  paragraphs  1  and  2  above  shall 
to  thc  competent  authorities  of  the 
be  communicated 
latest.  The 
Community  within 
information  communicated  shall 
the 
disputed  certificate,  licence  or  declaration,  applies  to  the 
goods  actually  exported  and  whether 
these  goods  are 
eligible  for  export  under  thc  arrangements  established  by 
the  Agreement.  The  information  shall  also  include,  at  the 
request  of  the  Community,  copies  of  all  documentation 
necessary  to  fully  determine  the  facts,  and  in  particular, 
the  true  origin  of  the  goods. 

indicate  whether 

the 

Should  such  verifications  reveal  systematic  irregularities 
in  the  use  of  declarations  of  origin,  the  Community  may 
subject 
the 
the  products 
provisions  of  Article  2  (1)  of  this  Protocol. 

in  question 

imports  of 

to 

For 

5. 
the  purpose  of  subsequent  verification  of 
certificates  of  origin,  copies  of  the  certificates  as  well  as 
any  export  documents  referring  to  them  shall  be  kept  for 
at 
the  competent  Lithuanian 
least 
authorities. 

two  years  by 

to 

transmit 

issue  and  verify 

the  Commission  of 

Lithuania  shall 
the 
to 
European  Communities  the  names  and  addresses  of  the 
the  export 
authorities  competent 
licences  and 
together  with 
the  certificates  of  origin, 
specimens  of  the  stamps  used  by  these  authorities  and 
specimen  signatures  of  officials  responsible  for  signing  the 
export  licences  and  the  certificates  of  origin.  Lithuania 
shall  also  notify  the  Community  of  any  change  in  this 
information. 

Article  20 

Subsequent  verification  of  certificates  of  origin  or 
1. 
licences  shall  be  carried  out  at  random,  or 
export 
whenever 
the  competent  Community  authorities  have 
reasonable  doubt  as  to  the  authenticity  of  the  certificate 
information 
or 
regarding  the  true  origin  of  the  produas  in  question. 

the  accuracy  of  the 

licence  or  as  to 

In  such  cases,  the  competent  authorities 

2. 
the 
Community  shall  return  the  certificate  of  origin  or  the 
the  competent 
export 

licence  or  a  copy 

thereof 

in 

to 

Recourse 

random  verification  procedure 
6. 
specified  in  this  Article  must  not  constitute  an  obstacle  to 
the  release  for  home  use  of  the  products  in  question. 

the 

to 

Article  21 

to 

available 

the  verification  procedure  referred 
information 

in 
1.  Where 
Article  20  or  where 
the 
competent  authorities  of  the  Community  or  of  Lithuania 
indicates  or  appears  to  indicate  that  the  provisions  of  this 
Agreement  are  being  circumvented  or  infringed,  the  two 
Contracting  Parties  shall  cooperate  closely  and  with  the 
appropriate  urgency 
to  prevent  any  such 
in  order 
circumvention  or  infringement. 

to 

2. 
To  this  end,  the  competent  authorities  of  Lithuania 
shall,  on  their  own  initiative  or  at  the  request  of  the 
Community,  carry  out  appropriate  inquiries,  or  arrange 
for 
to  be  carried  out,  "  concerning 
operations  which  are,  or  appear  to  the  Community  to  be, 

inquiries 

such 

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infringement  of 

the  Community, 

in  circumvention  or 
this  Protocol. 
Lithuania  shall  communicate  the  results  of  these  inquiries 
to 
including  any  other  pertinent 
information  enabling  the  cause  of  the  circumvention  or 
infringement,  including  the  true  origin  of  thc  goods,  to  be 
determined. 

by 

between 

agreement 

3. 
and 
Lithuania,  officials  designated  by  the  Community  may  be 
present  at 
in  paragraph  2 
above. 

thc  Community 

inquiries 

referred 

the 

to 

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' 

, 

include  information  on  the  production  of  textile  products 
in  Lithuania  and  on  the  trade  in  thc  type  of  products 
covered  by  this  Agreement  between  Lithuania  and  third 
has 
countries,  particularly  where 
in 
reasonable  grounds 
question  may  be 
territory  of 
Lithuania  prior  to  their  importation  into  thc  Community 
the 
This 
relevant 
Community, 
documentation. 

thc  Community 
that 
transit  across 

the  request  of 
available 

thc  products 
the 

include  at 
of 

information  may 

to  consider 

copies 

all 

in 

to 

the 

Pursuant 

cooperation 

in 
4. 
to 
the 
parapraph  1  above,  thc  competent  authorities  of 
Community 
any 
Lithuania 
information  considered  by  cither  Contracting  Party  to  be 
of  use  in  preventing  circumvention  or  infringement  of  the 
this  Agreement.  These  exchanges  may 
provisions  of 

exchange 

referred 

shall 

and 

5.  Where  sufficient  evidence  shows  that  the  provisions 
of  this  Protocol  have  been  circumvented  or  infringed,  the 
competent  authorities  of  Lithuania  and  the  Community 
may  agree  to  take  the  measures  set  out  in  Article  6  (4)  of 
the  Agreement,  and  any  other  measures  as  are  necessary 
to  prevent  a 
such  circumvention  or 
infringement. 

recurrence  of 

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Exportateur  tnom.  adresse  complete  pays) 

5  Consignee  (name,  lull  address, country) 

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to  l'ri'tocol 

A,  Article  2  (I) 

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O R I G I N AL 

No 

3 Quota year 

Année  contingentai 

4 Category number 

Numéro  de catégorie 

C E R T I F I C A TE  OF  O R I G IN 

(Textile  products) 

C E R T I F I C AT  D ' O R I G I NE 

(Produits  textiles) 

6 Country  of  origin 
Pays d'origine 

7 Country  of  destination 
Pays de destination 

i Place  and date of  shipment  -  Means of transport 
Lieu et  date d'embarquement  -  Moyen de transport 

9 Supplementary  details 

Données supplémentaires 

10 Marks  and numbers  -  Number  and kind ot  packages  -  DESCRIPTION OF  GOODS 

Marques  et  numéros  -  Nombre  et  nature des colis  -  DESIGNATION DES MARCHANDISES 

11 Quantity (') 

Quantité  (') 

12 FOB value ('-) 
Valeur  fob (J) 

13 CERTIFICATION BY THE COMPETENT AUTHORITY  -  VISA DE L'AUTORITÉ COMPÉTENTE 

I. the undersigned, certify  that  the  goods described above originated in the country  shown m box  No  6.  m accordance  with the  provisions  m force  m the  European  Economic 

Community 

Je soussigné certifie que les marchandises désignées ci-dessus sont originaires du pays figurant dans la case 6, conformément aux dispositions en vigueur dans la Communauté 

économique européenne. 

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Exportateur  (nom.  adresse  complète, pays) 

5  Consignee  (name,  full  address,  country) 

Destinataire  (nom. adresse  complète,  pays) 

Annex 

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I 

O R I G I N AL 

No 

3  Quota  year 

Année  contingentaire 

4  Category  number 

Numéro  de catégorie 

EXPORT  LICENCE 

(Textile  products) 

LICENCE  D'EXPORTATION 

(Produits  textiles) 

6  Country  of  origin 
Pays  d'origine 

7  Country  of  destination 
Pays  de destination 

8  Place  and date  of shipment  -  Means  of  transport 

Lieu  et date  d'embarquement  -  Moyen  de transport 

9  Supplementary  details 

Données  supplémentaires 

10  Marks  and numbers  -  Number  and kind  of  packages  -  DESCRIPTION  OF  GOODS 

Marques  et numéros  -  Nombre  et nature  des colis  -  DÉSIGNATION  DES  MARCHANDISES 

11 Quantity (') 
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13 CERTIFICATION  BY THE  COMPETENT  AUTHORITY  -  VISA  DE  L'AUTORITÉ  COMPÉTENTE 

I. the undersigned,  certify  that  the goods  described  above  have  been  charged  against  the  quantitative  limit  established  for  the  year  shown  in  box No  3  in  respect  of the 

category  shown  in box No 4 by the provisions  regulating  trade  in textile  products  with  the European  Economic  Community. 

Je soussigné  certifie que les marchandises  désignées ci-dessus  ont été imputées sur la limite quantitative fixée pour l'année indiquée dans la case 3 pour la catégorie désignée dans 

la case 4 dans le cadre des dispositions  régissant les échanges de produits textiles avec la Communauté économique européenne. 

14  Compétent1 authority  (name, full address, country) 

Autorité  compétente  (nom. adresse complète, pays) 

A t -A 

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(Signature) 

(Stamp  -  Cachet) 

Exporter  (name,  lull  address,  country) 

Exportateur  (nom.  adresse  complete,  pays) 

5  Consignee  (name,  tull  address,  couniry) 

Destinataire  (nom.  adresse  complete,  pays) 

Annex 

to  JVofcuo/  A.  Article  7  (]):  Model  2 

'U  ( 

O R I G I N AL 

2  No  BD 

3  Export  year 

Année  d'exportation 

4  Category  number 

Numéro  de catégorie 

E X P O RT  L I C E N CE 

(Textile  products) 

L I C E N CE  D ' E X P O R T A T I ON 

(Produits  t e x t i l e s) 

6  Country  of  origin 
Pays  d'origine 

7  Country  of  destination 
Pays  de destination 

8  Place  and date  of shipment  -  Means  ol  transport 

Lieu  et  date  d'embarquement  -  Moyen  de transport 

9  Supplementary  details 

Données  supplémentaires 

NON-RESTRAINED  TEXTILE  CATEGORY 

CATÉGORIE TEXTILE NON  LIMITÉE 

10 Marks  and numbers  -  Number  and kind  of  packages  -  DESCRIPTION  OF G000S 

Marques  et numéros  -  Nombre  et  nature  des colis  -  DESIGNATION DES MARCHANDISES 

11 Quantity (') 

Quantité (') 

12  FOB value (2) 
Valeur  fob (2) 

13  CERTIFICATION  BY THE  COMPETENT  AUTHORITY  -  VISA  DE L'AUTORITÉ  COMPÉTENTE 

I, the undersigned,  certify  that  the goods  described  above  originated  in the country  shown  in box No 6.  in accordance  with  the provisions  in force  in the Agreement  on trade 
in  textile  products  between  the European  Economic  Community  and the Republic  of  Lithuania. 

Je  soussigné  certilie  que les marchandises  désignées  ci-dessus  sont  originaires  du pays  ligurant  dans  la  case  6,  conformément  aux dispositions  en vigueur  dans  l'Accord 
sur  le  commerce  des produits  textiles  entre  la  Communauté  économique  européenne  et  la  république  de  Lituanie. 

14  Competent  authority  (name, full address, country) 

Autorité  compétente  (nom. adresse  complète, pays) 

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Protocol  B 

referred  to  in  Article  9 

Cottage  industry  and  folklore  products  originating  in  Lithuania 

The  exemption  provided  for  in  Article  9  in  respect  of  cottage  industry  products  shall  apply 

1. 
to  the  following  types  of  products  only: 

(a) 

fabrics  woven  on 
traditionally  made  in  the  cottage  industry  of  Lithuania; 

looms  operated  solely  by  hand  or  foot,  being  fabrics  of  a  kind 

(b)  garments  or  other  textile  articles  of  a  kind  traditionally,made  in  the  cottage  industry  of 
Lithuania  obtained  manually  from  rhe  fabrics  referred  to  above  and  sewn  exclusively  by 
hand  without  the  aid  of  any  machine; 

(c) 

traditional  folklore  products  of  Lithuania  made  by  hand,  in  a  list  to  be  agreed  between  the 
Community  and  Lithuania. 

Exemption  shall  be  granted  in  respect  only  oi  products  covered  by  a  certificate  conforming  to 
the  specimen  attached  to  this  Protocol  and  issued  by  the  competent  authorities  in  Lithuania. 
These  certificates  must  indicate  the  reasons  justifying  their  issuance;  the  competent  authorities  of 
the  Community  will  accept  them  after  having  checked  that  the  products  concerned  have  fulfilled 
the  conditions  established  in  this  Protocol.  The  certificates  concerning  the  products  envisaged  in 
(c)  above  must  bear  a  stamp  'FOLKLORE'  marked  clearly.  In  the  case  of  a  difference  of  opinion 
between  the  Parties  concerning  the  nature  of  these  products,  consultations  shall  be  held  within 
one  month  in  order  to  resolve  these  differences. 

Should  imports  of  any  product  covered  by  this  Protocol  reach  proportions  liable  to  cause 
problems  within  the  Community,  consultations  with  Lithuania  shall  be  initiated  as  soon  as 
possible,  with  a  view  to  resolving  the  situation  by  the  adoption  if  necessary  of  a  quantitative 
limit,  in  accordance  with  the  procedure  laid  down  in  Article  15  of  this  Agreement. 

The  provisions  of  Titles  IV  and  V  of  Protocol  A  shall  apply  mutatis  mutandis 

2. 
products  covered  by  paragraph  1  of  this  Protocol. 

to  the 

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Exportateur  (nom.  adresse  complète,  pays) 

O R I G I N AL 

No 

Annex  to  Protocol 11 

fir 

3  Consignee  (name.  lull  address,  couniry) 

Destinataire  (nom.  adresse  complète,  pays) 

CERTIFICATE  in  regard  to  HANOLOOMS.  TEXTILE  HANDICRAFTS  and  TRA 

DITIONAL  TEXTILE  PRODUCTS.  OF  THE  COTTAGE 

INDUSTRY, 

issued  in 

conformity  with  and  under  the  conditions  regulating 

trade 

in  textile 

products  with  the European  Economic  Community 

CERTIFICAT  relatif  aux  TISSUS  TISSES  SUR  MÉTIERS  A  M A I N,  aux  PRO 

DUITS  TEXTILES  FAITS  A LA  MAIN,  et  aux  PROOUITS  TiXTILES  RELEVANT 

DU  FOLKLORE  TRADITIONNEL.  DE  FABRICATION  ARTISANALE,  délivré  en 

conformité  avec  et  sous  les conditions  régissant  les échanges  de  produits 

textiles  avec  la  Communauté  économique  européenne 

4  Country  of  origin 
Pays  d'ongine 

5  Country  of  destination 
Pays  de destination 

6  Place  and date  of  shipment  — Means  of  transport 

Lieu  et date  d'embarquement  — Moyen  de transport 

7 Supplementary  details 

Oonnées  supplémentaires 

Marks  and numbers  -  Number  and kind of  packages  -  DESCRIPTION  OF GOODS 
Marques  et numéros —  Nombre  et nature  des colis  -  DÉSIGNATION  DES MARCHANDISES 

9  Quantity 
Quantité 

10  FOB value(') 
Vaieur  fob (') 

U  CERTIFICATION  BY THE  COMPETENT  AUTHORITY  -  VISA  DE L'AUTORITÉ  COMPÉTENTE 

I. the undersigned,  certify  that  the consignment  described  above  includes  only  the following  textile  products  of  the  cottage  industry  of  the  country  shown  m box No 4: 
a)  fabrics  woven  on looms  operated  solely  by hand  or foot  (handlooms)  ('.) 
b)  garments  or other  textile  articles  obtained  manually  from  the fabrics  described  under  a)  and sewn  solely  by  hand  without  the  aid  of  any machine  (handicrafts)  (M 
c)  traditional  folklore  handicraft  textile  products  made  by hand,  as defined in the list  agreed between  the European  Economic  Community,and the country  shown  In box No 4 

Je  soussigné  certifie  que l'envoi  décrit  ci-dessus  contient  exclusivement  les produits  textiles' suivants  relevant  de la fabrication  artisanale  du pays  figurant  dans  la  case 4 : 
a)  tissus  tissés  sur des métiers  actionnés  à la main  ou au pied  (handlooms)  (*) 
b)  vêtements  ou autres  articles  textiles  obtenus  manuellement  à  partir  de tissus  décrits  sous  a)  et  cousus  uniquement  à la  mam  sans  l'aide  d'une  machine  (handicrafts).(') 
c)  produits  textiles  relevant  du folklore  traditionnel  fabriqués  à la main, comme  définis  dans  la  liste  convenue  entre  la  Communauté  économique  européenne  et  le  pays 

indiqué  dans  la  case 4. 

12 Competent  authority  (name, full address, country) 
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(Signature) 

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Protocol  C 

Reimports  into  the  Community,  within  the  meaning  of  Article  3  (3)  of  this  Agreement,  of 
products 
this 
to  this  Protocol  shall  be  subject 
Agreement,  unless  the  special  provisions  below  provide  otherwise: 

to  the  provisions  of 

in  the  Annex 

listed 

1.  Subject  to  paragraph  2,  only  reimports  into  the  Community  of  products  affected  by  the 
specific  quantitative  limits  laid  down  in  the  Annex  to  this  Protocol  shall  be  considered 
reimports  within  the  meaning  of  Article  3  (3)  of  the  Agreement. 

2.  Reimports  not  covered  by  the  Annex  to  this  Protocol  may  be  made  subject  to  specific 
quantitative  limits  following  consultations  in  accordance  with  the  procedures  set  out  in 
Article  15  of  the  Agreement,  provided  the  products  concerned  are  subject  to  quantitative 
limits  pursuant 
surveillance 
measures. 

to  a  double-checking  system  or 

the  Agreement, 

to 

to 

3.  Having  regard  to  the  interests  of  both  Parties,  the  Community  may  at  its  discretion,  or  in 

response  to  a  request  pursuant  to  Article  15  of  the  Agreement: 

(a)  examine  the  possibility  of  transferring  from  one  category  to  another,  using  in  advance 
or  carrying  over  from  one  year  to  the  next,  portions  of  specific  quantitative  limits; 

(b)  consider  the  possibility  of  increasing  specific  quantitative  limits. 

4.  However, 

the  Community  may  apply  automatically 

the  flexibility 

rules'  set  out 

in 

paragraph  3  above  within  the  following  limits: 

(a) 

transfers  between  categories  may  not  exceed  20 %  of  the  quantity  for  the  category  to 
which  the  transfer  is  made; 

(b)  carry-over  of  a  specific  quantitative  limit  from  one  year  to  the  next  may  not  exceed 

10,5%  of  the  quantity  set  for  the  year  of  actual  utilization; 

(c)  advance  use  of  specific  quantitative  limits  from  one  year  to  another  may  not  exceed 

7,5%  of  the  quantity  set  for  the  year  of  actual  utilization. 

5.  The  Community  shall  inform  Lithuania  of  any  measures  taken  pursuant  to  the  preceding 

paragraphs. 

6.  The  competent  authorities  in  the  Community  shall  debit  the  specific  quantitative  limits 
referred  to  in  paragraph  1 at  the  time  of  issue  of  the  prior  authorization  required  by  Council 
Regulation  (EEC)  No  636/82  which  governs  economic  outward  processing  arrangements.  A 
specific  quantitative  limit  shall  be  debited  for  the  year  in  which  a  prior  authorization  is 
issued. 

7.  A  certificate  of  origin  made  out  by  the  organizations  authorized  to  do  so  under  Lithuanian 
law  shall  be  issued,  in  accordance  with  Protocol  A  to  the  Agreement,  for  all  products 
covered  by  this  Protocol.  This  certificate  shall  bear  a  reference  to  the  prior  authorization 
mentioned  in  paragraph  6  above  as  evidence  that  the  processing  operation  it  describes  has 
been  carried  out  in  Lithuania. 

8.  The  Community  shall  provide  Lithuania  with  the  names  and  addresses  of,  and  specimens  of 
the  stamps  used  by,  the  competent  authorities  of  the  Community  which  issue  the  prior 
authorizations  referred  to  in  paragraph  6  above. 

9.  Without  prejudice 

to  the  provisions  of  paragraphs  1  to  8  above,  Lithuania  and 

the 
Community  shall  continue  consultations  with  a  view  to  seeking  a  mutually  acceptable 
solution  enabling  both  Contracting  Parties  to  benefit  from  the  Agreement's  provisions  on 
outward  processing  traffic  and  so  ensure  the  effective  development  of  trade  in  textile 
products  between  Lithuania  and  the  Community. 

620 

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Annex 

to  Protocol  C 

(The  product  descriptions  ot  the  categories  listed  in  this  Annex  are  ro  be  found 

in  Annex  1  of  this 

Agreement) 

OPT  QUOTAS 

COMMUNITY  QUANTITATIVE  LIMITS 

Category 

(pm) 

Unit 

(pm) 

1993 

(pm) 

1994 

(pm) 

1995 

(pm) 

1996 

(pm) 

1997 

(pm) 

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Protocol  D 

*n 

The  annual  growth  rate  for  the  quantitative  limits  which  may  be  introduced  under  Article  5  of 
the  Agreement  for  the  products  covered  by  the  Agreement  shall  be  fixed  by  Agreement  between 
thc  Parties  in  accordance  with  the  consultation  procedures  established  in  Article  15  of  the 
Agreement. 

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In  the  context  of  thc  Agreement  between  thc  European  Economic  Community  and  thc  Republic 
of  Lithuania  on  trade  in  textile  and  clothing  products,  initialled  at  Brussels  on  20  July  1993,  thc 
Parties  agreed  that  Article  5  of  the  Agreement  does  not  preclude  the  Community,  if  the 
conditions  are  fulfilled,  from  applying  the  safeguard  measures  for  one  or  more  of  its  regions  in 
conformity  with  the  principles  of  the  internal  market. 

In  such  an  event,  Lithuania  shall  be  informed 
Protocol  A  to  the  Agreement  to  be  applied,  as  appropriate. 

in  advance  of  the  relevant  provisions  of 

For  the  Government 
' 
of  the  Republic  of  Lithuania 

For  the  Council 
of  the  European  Communities 

Agreed  Minute  No  2 

Notwithstanding  Article  7  (1)  of  this  Agreement,  for  imperative  technical  or  administrative 
reasons  or  to  find  a  solution  to  economic  problems  resulting  from  regional  concentration  of 
imports,  or  in  order  to  combat  circumvention  and  fraud  of  the  provisions  of  this  Agreement,  the 
Community  will  establish  for  a  limited  period  of  time  a  specific  management  system  in 
conformity  with  the  principles  of  the  internal  market. 

However,  if  the  Parties  are  unable  to  reach  a  satisfactory  solution  during  the  consultations 
provided  for  in  Article  7  (3),  Lithuania  undertakes,  if  so  requested  by  the  Community,  to 
respect  temporary  export  limits  for  one  or  more  regions  of  the  Community.  In  such  a  case,  these 
limits  shall  not  preclude  the  importation  into  the  region(s)  concerned  of  products  which  were 
shipped  from  Lithuania  on  the  basis  of  export  licences  obtained  before  the  date  of  formal 
notification  to  Lithuania  by  the  Community  about  the  introduction  of  the  above  limits. 

The  Community  shall  inform  Lithuania  of  the  technical  and  administrative  measures,  that  need 
to  be  introduced  by  both  Parties "in  order  to  implement  the  above  paragraphs  in  conformity 
with  the  principles  of  the  internal  market. 

For  the  Government 
of  the  Republic  of  Lithuania 

For  the  Council 
of  the  European  Communities 

Agreed  Minute  No  3 

In  the  context  of  the  Agreement  between  the  European  Economic  Community  and  the  Republic 
of  Lithuania  on  trade  in  textile  and  clothing  products,  initialled  at  Brussels  on  20 July  1993,  the 
Parties  agreed  that  Lithuania  shall  endeavour  not  to  deprive  certain  regions  of  the  Community 
which  have  traditionally  had  relatively  small  shares  of  Community  quotas  of  imports  of 
products  serving  as  inputs  for  their  processing  industry. 

The  Community  and  Lithuania  further  agreed  to  hold  consultations,  should  the  need  arise,  in 
order  to  avert  any  problems  which  might  occur  in  this  respect. 

For  the  Government 
of  the  Republic  of  Lithuania 

For  the  Council 
of  the  European  Communities 

Agreed  Minute  No  4 

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In  the  context  of  the  Agreement  between  the  European  Economic  Community  and  the  Republic 
of  Lithuania  on  trade  in  textile  and  clothing  products,  initialled  at  Brussels  on  20  July  1993, 
Lithuania  agreed  that,  from  the  date  of  request  for  and  pending  thc  consultations  referred  to  in 
Article  7  (3),  it  shall  cooperate  by  not  issuing  export  licences  that  would  further  aggravate  the 
problems  resulting  from  the  regional  concentration  of  direct  imports  into  the  Community. 

For  thc  Government 
of  the  Republic  of  Lithuania 

For  the  Council 
of  the  European  Communities 

Exchange  of  notes 

The  Directorate-General 
the  European 
Communities  presents  its  compliments  to  the  Minister  of  Foreign  Affairs  of  the  Republic  of 
Lithuania  and  has  the  honour  to  refer  to  the  Agreement  on  textile  products  between  Lithuania 
and  the  Community  initialled  at  Brussels  on  20  July  1993. 

for  External  Relations  of 

the  Commission  of 

The  Directorate-General  wishes  to .inform  the  Ministry  that,  whilst  awaiting  the  completion  of 
the  necessary  procedures  for  the  conclusion  and  the  coming  into  force  of  the  Agreement,  the 
Community  is  prepared  to  allow  the  provisions  of  the  Agreement  to  apply  de  facto 
from 
1  January  1993.  This  is  on  the  understanding  that  either  Party  may  at  any  time  terminate  this 
de  facto  application  of  the  Agreement  provided  that  120  days'  notice  is  given. 

The  Directorate-General  for  External  Relations  would  be  grateful  if  the  Minister  would  confirm 
its  Agreement  to  the  foregoing. 

The  Directorate-General  for  External  Relations  avails  itself  of  the  opportunity  to  renew  to  the 
its  highest 
Ministry  of  Foreign  Affairs  of 
consideration. 

the  Republic  of  Lithuania 

the  assurance  of 

Exchange  of  notes 

The  Ministry  of  Foreign  Affairs  of  the  Republic  of  Lithuania  presents  its  compliments  to  the 
Directorate-General  for  External  Relations  of  the  Commission  of  the  European  Communities 
and  has  the  honour  to  refer  to  the  Agreement  on  textile  products  between  Lithuania  and  the 
Community  initialled  at  Brussels  on  20  July  1993. 

The  Ministry  of  Foreign  Affairs  of  the  Republic  of  Lithuania  wishes  to  confirm 
the 
Directorate-General  that  whilst  awaiting  the  completion  of  the  necessary  procedures  for  the 
conclusion  and  the  coming  into  force  of  the  Agreement,  the  Government  of  the  Republic  of 
Lithuania 
from 
1  January  1993.  This  is  on  the  understanding  that  either  Party  may  at  any  time  terminate  this 
de  facto  application  of  the  Agreement  provided  that  120  days'  notice  is  given. 

to  allow  the  provisions  of  the  Agreement  to  apply  de  facto 

is  prepared 

to 

The  Ministry  of  Foreign  Affairs  of  the  Republic  of  Lithuania  to  the  European  Communities 
avails  itself  of  this  opportunity  to  renew  to  the  Directorate-General  for  External  Relations  of  the 
Commission  of  the  European  Communities  the  assurance  of  its  highest  consideration. 

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PROTOCOL  2 

^>o 

on  trade  between  thc  Community  and  Lithuania  in  processed  agricultural  products 

Article  1 

tariff 

shall  grant 

The  Community 

1. 
concessions 
referred  to  in  Annex  I  for  processed  agricultural  products 
originating  in  Lithuania.  In  the  case  of  the  goods  referred 
to  in  Annex  II,  however,  reductions  of  the  agricultural 
component  shall  be  granted  within  the  quantity  limits 
referred  to  therein. 

Lithuania  shall  grant  tariff  concessions  determined 

2. 
in  accordance  with  Article  4. 

3. 

The  Association  COUTMAU  may: 

—  add 

to 

the 

list  of  processed  agricultural  products 

referred  to  in  this  Protocol, 

—  increase 

the  quantities  of  processed 

agricultural 
products  eligible  for  the  tariff  concessions  established 
by  this  Protocol. 

4.Thé""AssÔciatllDnCrXr)CiLrnay  replace  the  concessions 
with  a  system  of  compensatory  amounts  with  no  quantity 
limits,  established  on  the  basis  of  the  difference  found 
between  the  prices  on  the  Community  and  Lithuanian 
markets  of 
to 
produce  the  processed  agricultural  products  covered  by 
this  Protocol.  T h e A s s o c i a t i on  C. ' shall  draw  up  a  list  of 
the  products  to  which  the  compensatory  amounts  are 
applicable  and  a  list  of  basic  products.  It  shall  adopt 
general  implementing  rules  to  that  end. 

the  agricultural  products  actually  used 

Article  2 

For 
the  purposes  of 
definitions  shall  apply: 

this  Protocol, 

the 

following 

—  'goods'  means 

the  processed  agricultural  products 

referred  to  in  this  Protocol, 

—  'agricultural  component'  means  the  part  of  the  charge 
corresponding  to  the  difference  between  the  prices  on 
the  internal  market  of  the  Contracting  Parties  of  the 
agricultural  products  considered  to  have  been  used  for 
the  production  of  the  goods  and  the  prices  of  those 
agricultural  products  incorporated 
in  imports  from 
third  countries, 

—  'non-agricultural  component'  means  the  pan  of  the 
charge  remaining  when  the  agricultural  component  is 
deducted  from  the  total  charge, 

—  'basic  products'  means 

the  agricultural  products 
considered  as  having  been  used  in  the  production 
of  goods  within 
(EC) 
No  3448/93, 

the  meaning  of  Regulation 

' 

determine  the  agricultural  component  applicable 
to 
goods  of  a  given  type,  in  accordance  with  the  terms  of 
the  same  Regulation. 

Article  3 

The  Community  grants  to  Lithuania  the  following 

1. 
concessions: 

—  the  non-agricultural  component  of  the  charge  shall  be 

reduced  as  per  Annex  I, 

—  for  the  goods  for  which  Annex  I  stipulates  a  reduced 
agricultural  component  (MOBR)  the  level  of  the  latter 
shall  be  calculated  by  reducing  the  base  quantities  of 
is 
the  basic  products  for  which  a 
granted  by  2 0%  in  1995,  4 0%  in  1996  and  6 0% 
from  1997.  For  the  other  basic  products  of  those 
goods,  the  corresponding  reductions,  for  the  same 
years, 
and  3 0 %.  These 
reductions  shall  be  granted  within  the  limits  of  tariff 
quotas  stipulated  in  Annex  II.  For  quantities  in  excess 
of  those  quotas  the  agricultural  component  applicable 
to  third  countries  shall  apply. 

shall  be  1 0 %,  2 0% 

levy  reduction 

The  agricultural  components  shall  be  replaced  by 
2. 
reduced  agricultural  components  in  the  case  of  goods 
added 
in 
Article  1  (3). 

the  procedure  described 

in  accordance  with 

Article  4 

Before  31  December  1996  Lithuania  shall  determine 
1. 
the  agricultural  component  of  the  charge  on  the  goods 
falling  within  Regulation  (EC)  No  3448/93  on  the  basis 
of  import  duties  stipulated  in  paragraph  2  and  applicable 
the 
to 
the 
Community  considered 
that 
production  of 
information  to  the  Associât iexVCotnci  I. 

the  basic  agricultural  products  originating 
to  have  been  used 

these  goods. 

forward 

in 
in 

shall 

It 

in 

and 

agricultural 

products  originating 
falling  within  Regulation 

Duties  are  set  to  zero  for  imports  into  Lithuania  of 
2. 
the 
processed 
Community 
(EC) 
No  3448/93,  except  for  the  goods  listed  in  Annex  III 
therein. 
which  are  subject 
However,  if  reform  of  the  Lithuanian  agriculture  policy 
causes  the  agricultural  component  of  the  charge  defined 
in  Article  2  to  increase,  Lithuania  shall  inform  the Association, 
'txxnei  I  .'  accordingly,  which  may  agree  to  the  rate  of 
duty  concerned  which  corresponds 
the 
agricultural  component. 

to  the  size  of 

the  duties 

indicated 

to 

Lithuania  shall  reduce 

3. 
the  duties  applicable 
goods  falling  within  Regulation  (EC)  No  3448/93 
accordance  with  the  following  timetable: 

to 
in 

—  the  non-agricultural  component  of  the  charge  shall  be 

removed  by  31  December  2001, 

—  'base  quantity'  means  the  quantity  of  a  basic  product 
calculated  in  the  manner  stipulated  in  Article  3  of 
Regulation  (EC)  No  3448/93  and  which  is  used  to 

—  the  agricultural  component  shall  be  reduced  by  the 
çi^tiof)  CoUTCJl  in  accordance  with  the  principles 
referred  to  in  Article  3. 

v: 

62i K 

ANNEX  I 

Import  duties  applicable  in  the  Community  to  goods  originating  in  Lithuania 

-
CN  code 

Description 

Third  countrv 
durs-  rates 

Duty  rates  applicable 

as  ^rom  1 . 1 . 1 9 95 

«  from i.  i.  1196 

0505  10  90 

Feathers 

3,5 

0 

0 

1704  90  71 

Boiled  sweets 

13  + M OB 
M AX  27  +  AD SJZ 

3  + M O BR 
M AX  27  + AD  S/Z 

0  +  M O BR 
M AX  27  + AD  S/Z 

1704  90  75 

Toffees,  caramels 

13 +  M OB 
M AX  27  + AD  S/Z 

3  +  M O BR 
M AX  27  + AD  S/Z 

0  +  M O BR 
M AX  2 7+  AD  S/Z 

1806  90  11 

Chocolate  and  preparations 
containing  cacao 

12  + M OB 
M AX  27 + AD  S/Z 

4  +  M O BR 
M AX  27  + AD  S/Z 

0  +  M O BR 
M AX  2 7+  AD  S/Z 

1S06  90  19 

Chocolate  and  preparations 
containing  cacao 

12  + M OB 
M AX  27  + AD  S/Z 

4  +  M O BR 
M AX  27  + AD  S/Z 

0  +  M O BR 
M AX  27  + AD  S/Z 

1S06  90  31 

Chocolate  and  preparations 
containing  cacao 

12  + M OB 
M AX  2 7 + AD  S/Z 

4 +  M O BR 
M AX  2 7+  AD  S/Z 

0  +  M O BR 
M AX  27  + AD  S/Z 

IS06  90  39 

Chocolate  and  preparations 
containing  cacao 

12  + M OB 
M AX  2 7+  AD  S'Z 

4*  M O BR 
M AX  27+  AD  S/Z 

0 + M O BR 
M AX  27  + AD  S/Z 

| 
i 

1806  90  50 

Chocolate  and  preparations 
containing  cacao 

12  + M OB 
M AX  27  + AD  S/Z 

4  +  M O BR 
M AX  2 7+  AD  S/Z 

0  +  M O BR 
M AX  27  + AD  S/Z 

1806  90  60 

Chocolate  and  preparations 
containing  cacao 

12  + M OB 
M AX  27  + AD  S/Z 

6+  M O BR 
M AX  27  + AD  S/Z 

0  +  M O BR 
M AX  27  + AD  S/Z 

1806  90  70 

Chocolate  and  preparations 
containing  cacao 

12  + M OB 
M AX  2 7 + AD  S/Z 

6  +  M O BR 
M AX  27  + AD  S/Z 

0  +  M O BR 
M AX  27  + AD  S/Z 

1806  90  90 

Chocolate  and  preparations 
containing  cacao 

12+  M OB 
M AX  27  + AD  S/Z 

6  + M O BR 
AX  2 7 + - AD  S/Z 

0+  M O BR 
M AX  27  + AD  S/Z 

2 2 0 S 90  31 

Vodka 

ECU  1,3/%  vol/hl 
+  ECU  5/hl 

ECU  1 , 1 /%  vol/hl 
+  ECU  4/hl 

E CU  0 , 9 /%  vol/hl 
+  ECU  3,5/hl 

^ 

etc  / 

4Ll 

ANNEX 

II 

T a r i ff  quotas  applicable  on  imports  into  thc  Community  for  goods  originating  in  Lithuania  for  which  a 
reduction  of  the agricultural  component  is  granted  in  accordance  w i th  Article  3 

CN  code 

Description 

Quantities  (tonnes) 

1995 

1996 

1997 

1998 

1999 

2000 

1704  90  71 

Boiled  sweets 

1704  90  75 

Caramels 

•  100 

110 

120 

130 

140 

150 

1S06  90 

Chocolate  and  preparations  containing 
cacao 

250 

275 

300 

325 

350 

375 

2208  90  31 

Vodka 

130 

145 

160 

175 

190 

205 

,if. 

627 

ANNEX 

IU 

List  of  products  referred  to  in  Article  4 

Imports  into  Lithuania  of  the  following  processed  agricultural  products  originating  in  thc  Community  shall 
be  subject  ro  the  duties  set  out  below 

Basic 

1995 

1996 

1997 

1998 

1999 

Rate  of  duty 

20 

18 

16 

13 + 
M OB 

10  + 
M OB 

6  + 
M OB 

2000 

3  + 
M OB 

a nd 

c r e a m, 
Buttermilk, 
c u r d l ed  milk 
y o g h u r t,  k é p h ir  a nd  other 
fermented  or 
acidified  milk  a nd  c r e a m,  w h e t h er  or  n ot 
c o n c e n t r a t ed  or  c o n t a i n i ng  a d d ed  sugar  or 
flavoured  or 
o t h er  sweetening  m a t t er  or 
c o n t a i n i ng  a d d ed  fruit,  nuts  or  cocoa 

CN  code 

0 4 03  10  51 
0 4 03  10  53 
0 4 03  10  59 
0 4 03  10  91 
0 4 03  10  93 
0 4 03  10  99 
0 4 03  90  71 
0 4 03  90  73 
0 4 03  90  79 
0 4 03  90  91 
0 4 03  90  93 
0 4 03  90  99 

0 5 05  10 

Feathers  of  a  kind  used  for  stuffing;  d o wn 

30 

25 

20 

15 

10 

10 

5 

1506 

a n i m a ls 

O t h er 
their 
fractions,  w h e t h er  or  n ot  refined,  but  n ot 
chemically  modified 

and  oils  and 

fats 

30 

25 

20 

15 + 
M OB 

10  + 
M OB 

5  + 
M OB 

0  + 
M OB 

1 5 17  10  10 

M a r g a r i n e; 

excluding 

liquid  m a r g a r i n e, 

20 

18 

. 

16 

14 

12 

1 5 1 7 90  10 

O t h er  m a r g a r i n e,  .  .  . 

14 

12 

20 

15 

18 

12 

16 

10 

Animal  or  vegetable  fats  a nd  oils  a nd  their 
d e h y d r a t e d, 
fractions, 

oxidized, 

boiled, 

7  + 
M OB 

5  + 
M OB 

.  3  + 
M OB 

0  + 
M OB 

8 

8 

6 

6 

1518 

1704 

1806 

1901  20 

1902 

1 9 05 

sJî 

Sugar 
c h o c o l a t e ),  n ot  c o n t a i n i ng  c o c ao 

confectionery 

(including 

white 

25 

23 

18 

15 

12 

8 

C h o c o l a te 
c o n t a i n i ng  c o c ao 

a nd  o t h er 

food 

p r e p a r a t i o ns 

30 

28 

25 

20 

15 

10 

5 

5 

.  .  .,  M i x es 

food  p r e p a r a t i o ns  of 
for 

flour 
M a lt  e x t r a c t; 
etc., 
the 
a nd 
p r e p a r a t i on  of  b a k e r s'  w a r es  of  h e a d i ng 
No  1 9 05 

d o u g hs 

o t h er 

stuffed 
Pasta,  w h e t h er  or  nor  c o o k ed  or 
or 
(with  meat 
spaghetti, 
o t h e r w i se 
m a c a r o n i, 
gnocchi, 
ravioli,  c a n n e l l o n i,  c o u s c o u s,  w h e t h er  or 
n ot  p r e p a r ed 

or 
p r e p a r e d, 
n o o d l e s, 

as 
lasagne, 

substances) 

such 

25 

22 

18 

14  + 
M OB 

10  + 
M OB 

6  + 
M OB 

3  + 
M OB 

25 

22 

18 

14  + 
M OB 

10  + 
M OB 

6  + 
M OB 

3  + 
M OB 

Bread,  p a s t r y,  c a k e s,  biscuits  and  other 
bakers'  wares;  whether  or  not  containing 
c o c o a;  c o m m u n i on  wafers,  empty  cachets 
of  a  kind  suitable  for'pharmaceutical  use, 
sealing  wafers, 
similar 
p r o d u c ts 

rice  paper  and 

30 

28  , 

24 

20  + 
M OB 

16  + 
M OB 

10  + 
M OB 

5  + 
M OB 

628 

CN  code 

Description 

B.isic 

1995 

1996 

1997 

1 99S 

1999 

2000 

Rate  of  duty 

^y 

2004  10  91 

Potatoes 
in  the  form  of  flour,  meal,  or 
flakes,  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise 
than  by  vinegar  or  acetic  acid,  frozen 

30 

28 

25 

20 

15 

10 

2005  20  10 

Potatoes,  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise 
than  by  vinegar  or  acetic  acid,  not  frozen 

30 

28 

25 

20 

15 

10 

2102  10 

Active  yeasts 

2105 

2202 

Ice-cream  and  other  edible  ice,  whether  or 
not  containing  cocoa 

including  mineral  wafers 

Waters, 
and 
aerated  waters,  containing  added'  sugar 
sweetening  matter  or  flavoured,  and  other 
non-alcoholic  beverages,  not  including  fruit 
or  vegetable  juices  of  heading  No  2009 

15 

30 

12 

28 

10 

24 

6 

3 

2 

20 + 
MOB 

15  + 
MOB 

10 + 
MOB 

5  + 
MOB 

15 

12 

10 

6 

3 

2 

0 

5 

5 

0 

2203 

Beer  made  from  malt 

35 

30 

30 

28 + 
MOB 

27 + 
MOB 

. 

27+ 
MOB 

25  + 
MOB 

2205 

2207 

Vermouth  and  other  wine  of  fresh  grapes 
flavoured  with 
aromatic 
substances 

plants 

or 

20 

18 

15 

13 

,0 

5 

0 

Undenatured  ethyl  alcohol  of  an  alcoholic 
strength  by  volume  of  8 0%  and  higher, 
ethyl  alcohol  and  other  spirits,  denatured, 
of  any  strength 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

\Tot  less  th: 

m  0,1  US 

S/%  vol/litr 

e 

2208 

Undenatured  ethyl  alcohol,  . . .. 

100 

1  100  1  100 

88 

| 

88  1  75 

75 

Not  less  than 
0,08  US S/%  vol/litre 

Not  less  than 
0,07  US $/%  vol/litre 

Not  less 
than 
0,06 
US  S/% 
vol/litre 

2402 

Cigars,  cheroots,  cigarillos  and  cigarettes 

30 

1 

27 

1 

25 

22 

1 

20  1  17 

15 

Not  less  th 

an  US S  4/1  000  units 

V 

629 

PROTOCOL  3 

concerning  the  definition  of  originating  products  and  methods  of  administrative  cooperation 

TITLE I 

GENERAL  PROVISIONS 

Article  1 

Definitions 

For  the  purposes  of  this  Protocol: 

(a) 

'manufacture'  means  any  kind  of  working  or 
processing  including  assembly  or  specific  operations; 

(b) 

raw  material, 
'material'  means  any 
component  or  part,  etc.,  used  in  the  manufacture  of 
the  product; 

ingredient, 

(c) 

'product'  means 
even 
is 
manufacturing  operation; 

intended 

if 

it 

the  product  being  manufactured, 
in  another 
later  use 

for 

(d) 

'goods'  means  both  materials  and  products; 

(e) 

(0 

(g) 

'customs  value'  means  the  value  as  determined  in 
accordance  with  the  Agreement  on  implementation 
of  Article  VII  of  the  General  Agreement  on  Tariffs 
and  Trade,  done  at  Geneva  on  12  April  1979; 

last  working  or  processing 

'ex-works  price'  means  the  price  paid  for  the  product 
ex-works  to  the  manufacturer  in  whose  undertaking 
the 
is  carried  out 
the 
includes 
provided 
materials  used,  minus  all  internal  taxes  which  are,  or 
may  be, 
is 
exported; 

the  product  obtained 

the  value  of  all 

repaid  when 

the  price 

'value  of  materials'  means  the  customs  value  at  the 
time  of  importation  of  the  non-originating  materials 
used,  or, 
is  not  known  and  cannot  be 
ascertained,  the  first  ascertainable  price  paid  for  the 
materials  in  the  territories  concerned; 

this 

if 

(j) 

'chapters'  and  'headings'  means  the  chapters  and  the 
headings  (four-digit  codes)  used  in  the  nomenclature 
which  makes  up 
the  Harmonized  Commodity 
Description  and  Coding  System,  referred  to  in  this 
Protocol  as  'the  Harmonized  System'  or  'HS'; 

(k) 

'classified'  refers  to  the  classification  of  a  product  or 
material  under  a  particular  heading; 

(1) 

'consignment'  means  products  which  are  either  sent 
simultaneously  from  one  exporter  to  one  consignee 
or  covered  by  a  single  transport  document  covering 
their  shipment  from  the  exporter  to  the  consignee  or, 
in  the  absence  of  such  a  document,  by  a  single 
invoice. 

TITLE  II 

DEFINITION  OF  THE  CONCEPT  OF 

'ORIGINATING 

PRODUCTS' 

Article  2 

Origin  Criteria 

For  the  purpose  of  implementing  this  Agreement,  and 
without  prejudice  to  the  provisions  of  Articles  3  and  4  of 
this  Protocol,  the  following  products  shall  be  considered 
as: 

1.  products  originating  in  the  Community: 

(a)  products  wholly  obtained 

in  the  Community, 
within  the  meaning  of  Article  .5  of  this  Protocol; 

(b)  products  obtained 

the  Community  which 
in 
contain  materials  not  wholly  obtained 
there, 
provided  that  the  said  materials  have  undergone 
sufficient  working 
the 
and 
Community  within  the  meaning  of  Article  6,  of 
this  Protocol; 

processing 

in 

2.  products  originating  in  Lithuania: 

(h) 

'value  of  originating  materials'  means  the  customs 
value  of  such  materials  as  defined  in  subparagraph 
(g)  applied  mutatis  mutandis; 

(i) 

'added  value'  shall  be  taken  to  be  the  ex-works  price 
minus  the  customs  value  of  each  of  the  products 
incorporated  which  did  not  originate  in  the  country 
in  which  those  products  were  obtained; 

(a)  products  wholly  obtained 

in  Lithuania,  within 

the  meaning  of  Article  5  of  this  Protocol; 

(b)'  products  obtained  in  Lithuania  which  contain 
materials  not  wholly  obtained  there,  provided 
that  the  said  materials  have  undergone  sufficient 
working  or  processing  in  Lithuania  within  the 
meaning  of  Article  6  of  this  Protocol. 

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Article  3 

Bilateral  cumulation 

(1) 

the  meaning  of 

in  Lithuania  within 

Notwithstanding  Article  2 

(b),  materials 
1. 
originating 
this 
Protocol  shall  be  considered  as  materials  originating  in 
the  Community  and  it  shall  not  be  necessary  that  such 
undergone 
have 
or 
materials 
they  have 
processing 
there,  provided  however 
undergone  working  or  processing  going  beyond 
that 
referred  to  in  Article  7  of  this  Protocol. 

sufficient  working 
that 

(2) 

Notwithstanding  Article  2 

2. 
(b),  materials 
originating  in  the  Community  within  the  meaning  of  this 
Protocol  shall  be  considered  as  materials  originating  in 
Lithuania  and 
that  such 
materials  have  undergone  working  or  processing  there, 
provided  however  that  they  have  undergone  working  or 
processing  going  beyond  that  referred  to  in  Article  7  of 
this  Protocol. 

it  shall  not  be  necessary 

Article  4 

Cumulation  with  materials  originating 

in  Latvia  and 

Estonia 

in  Latvia  or  Estonia  within 

1.  (a)  Notwithstanding  Article  2  (1)  (b)  and  subject  to 
the  provisions  of  paragraphs  2  and  3,  materials 
the 
originating 
meaning  of  Protocol  3  annexed  to  the  Agreements 
between  the  Community  and  these  countries  shall 
be  considered  as  originating  in  the  Community 
and  it  shall  not  be  necessary  that  such  materials 
have  undergone  sufficient  working  or  processing, 
on  condition  however  that  they  have  undergone 
working  or  processing  beyond  that  referred  to  in 
Article  7  of  this  Protocol. 

in  Latvia  or  Estonia  within 

(b)  Notwithstanding  Article  2  (2)  (b)  and  subject  to 
the  provisions  of  paragraphs  2  and  3,  materials 
originating 
the 
meaning  of  Protocol  3  annexed  to  the  Agreements 
between  the  Community  and  these  countries  shall 
be  considered  as  originating  in  Lithuania  and  it 
shall  not  be  necessary  that  such  materials  have 
undergone  sufficient  working  or  processing,  on 
condition  however 
they  have  undergone 
working  or  processing  beyond  that  referred  to  in 
Article  7  of  this  Protocol. 

that 

2. 
Products  which  have  acquired  originating  status  by 
virtue  of  paragraph  1  shall  only  continue 
to  be 
in 
considered  as  originating 
Lithuania,  when  the  value  added  there  exceeds  the  value 
of  the  materials  used  originating  in  Latvia  or  Estonia. 

the  Community  or 

in 

the  purposes  of 

is  not  so, 
for 

the  products  concerned  shall  be 
this 
If 
cpnsidered 
this 
Agreement  or  of  the  Agreement  between  the  Community 
and  Latvia  or  Estonia  as  originating  in  Latvia  or  Estonia 
according  to  which  of  these  countries  accounts  for  the 
highest  value  of  originating  materials  used. 

implementing 

Af 

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3. 
For  the  purposes  of  this  Article,  identical  rules  of 
origin  to  those  in  this  Protocol  shall  be  applied  in  trade 
the  Community  and  Latvia  and  Estonia  and 
between 
two  countries  and  also 
between  Lithuania  and 
between  each  of  these  three  countries  themselves. 

those 

Article  5 

Wholly  obtained  products 

1.  Within  the  meaning  of  Article  2  (1)  (a)  and  (2)  (a), 
the  following  shall  be  considered  as  wholly  obtained 
either  in  the  Community  or  in  Lithuania: 

(a)  mineral  products  extracted  from  their  soil  or  from 

their  seabed; 

(b)  vegetable  products  harvested  there; 

(c) 

live  animals  born  and  raised  there;. 

(d)  products  from  live  animals  raised  there; 

(e)  products  obtained  by  hunting  or  fishing  there; 

(f)  products  of  sea  fishing  and  other  products 

taken 

from  the  sea  by  their  vessels; 

(g)  products  made  aboard  their  factory  ships  exclusively 
from  products  referred  to  in  subparagraph  (f); 

(h)  used  articles  collected  there  fit  only  for  the  recovery 
of  raw  materials,  including  used  tyres  fit  only  for 
retreading  or  use  as  waste; 

(i)  waste  and 

scrap 

resulting 

from  manufacturing 

operations  conducted  there; 

(j)  products  extracted 

from  marine  soil  or  subsoil 
outside  their  territorial  waters  provided  that  they 
have  sole  rights  to  work  that  soil  or  subsoil; 

(k)  goods  produced  exclusively  from  products  specified 

in  subparagraphs  (a)  to  (j). 

2. 
The  term  'their  vessels'  and  'their  factory  ships'  in 
paragraph  1  (f)  and  (g)  shall  apply  only  to  vessels  and 
factory  ships: 

*—  which  are  registered  or  recorded  in  Lithuania  or  in  a 

Member  State  of  the  Community, 

—  which  sail  under  the  flag  of  Lithuania  or  of  a  Member 

State  of  the  Community, 

63.rbr 

—  which  are  owned  to  an  extent  of  at  least  5 0%  by 
nationals  of  Lithuania  or  of  a  Member  State  of  the 
Community,  or  by  a  company  with  its  head  office  in 
one  of  these  States  or  in  Lithuania,  of  which 
the 
manager  or  managers,  chairman  of 
the  board  of 
directors  or  the  supervisory  board,  and  the  majority 
of 
the  members  of  such  boards  are  nationals  of 
Lithuania  or  of  Member  States  of  the  Community  and 
of  which,  in  addition,  in  the  case  of  partnerships  or 
limited  companies,  at  least  half  the  capital  belongs  to 
these  States,  to  Lithuania,  to  their  public  bodies  or  to 
their  nationals, 

—  of  which 

the  master  and  officers  are  nationals  of 

Lithuania  or  of  Member  States  of  the  Community, 

—  of  which  at  least  7 5%  of  the  crew  are  nationals  of 
Lithuania  or  of  Member  States  of  the  Community. 

The  terms  'Lithuania'  and  'the  Community'  shall 
surround 

3. 
also  cover 
Lithuania  and  the  Member  States  of  the  Community. 

territorial  waters  which 

the 

Sea-going  vessels,  including  factory  ships  on  which  the 
fish  caught  is worked  of  processed,  shall  be  considered  as 
part  of  the  territory  of  the  Community  or  of  Latvia 
provided 
in 
paragraph  2. 

the  conditions  set  out 

they  satisfy 

that 

Article  6 

Sufficiently  worked  or  processed  products 

For 

the  purposes  of  Article  2,  non-originating 
,1. 
materials  are  considered 
to  be  sufficiently  worked  or 
processed  when  the  product  obtained  is  classified  in  a 
heading  which  is  different  from  that  in  which  all  the 
non-originating  materials  used 
in  its'  manufacture  are 
classified,  subject  to  paragraphs  2  and  3. 

For  a  product  mentioned  in  columns  1 and  2  of  the 
2. 
list  in  Annex  II,  the  conditions  set  out  in  column  3  for 
the  product  concerned  must  be  fulfilled 
instead  of  the 
rule  in  paragraph  1. 

Where  in  the  list  in  Annex  II  a  percentage  rule  is  applied 
in  determining 
the  originating  status  of  a  product 
obtained  in  the  Community  or  in  Lithuania  the  value 
added  by  the  working  or  processing  shall  correspond  to 
the  ex-works  price  of  the  product  obtained,  less  the  value 
of  third-country  materials  imported  into  the  Community 
or  Lithuania. 

These  conditions  indicate,  for  all  products  covered 
3. 
by  this  Agreement,  the  working  or  processing  which  must 
be  carried  out  on  the  non-originating  materials  used  in 
the  manufacture  of  these  products,  and  apply  only  in 
relation  to  such  materials.  Accordingly,  it  follows  that  if 
a  product  which  has  acquired  originating  status  by 
that 
fulfilling 

the  conditions  set  out 

list  for 

the 

in 

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4Q-

product,  is  used  in  the  manufacture  of  another  product, 
the  conditions  applicable  to  the  product  in  which  it  is 
incorporated  do  not  apply  to  it,  and  no  account  shall  be 
taken  of  the  non-originating  materials  which  may  have 
been  used  in  its  manufacture. 

Article  7 

Insufficient  working  or  processing  operations 

For  the  purpose  of  implementing  Article  6  the  following 
shall  be  considered  as  insufficient  working  or  processing 
to  confer  the  status  of  originating  products,  whether  or 
not  there  is  a  change  of  heading: 

condition 

(a)  operations  to  ensure  the  preservation  of  products  in 
good 
storage 
{ventilation,  spreading  out,  drying,  chilling,  placing 
in  salt,  sulphur  dioxide  or  other  aqueous  solutions, 
removal  of  damaged  parts,  and  like  operations); 

transport 

during 

and 

(b)  simple  operations  consisting  of  removal  of  dust, 
sifting  or  screening,  sorting,  classifying,  matching 
articles), 
(including 
washing,  painting,  cutting  up; 

the  making-up  of 

sets  of 

(c) 

(i)  changes  of  packaging  and  breaking  up  and 

assembly  of  packages; 

(ii)  simple  placing  in  bottles,  flasks,  bags,  cases, 
boxes,  fixing  on  cards  or  boards,  etc.,  and  all 
other  simple  packaging  operations; 

(d)  affixing  marks,  labels  and  other  like  distinguishing 

signs  on  products  or  their  packaging; 

(e)  simple  mixing  of  products,  whether  or  not  of 
different  kinds,  where  one  or  more  components  of 
the  mixture  do  not  meet  the  conditions  laid  down  in 
this  Protocol  to  enable  them  to  be  considered  as 
originating  in  the  Community  or  in  Lithuania; 

(f) 

simple  assembly  of  parts  to  constitute  a  complete 
product; 

(g)  a  combination  of  two  or  more  operations  specified  in 

subparagraphs  (a)  to  (f); 

(h)  slaughter  of  animals. 

Article  8 

Unit  of  qualification 

1. 
The  unit  of  qualification  for  the  application  of  the 
provisions  of  this  Protocol  shall  be  the  particular  product 
which  is  considered  as  the  basic  unit  when  determining 
classification  using  the  nomenclature  of  the  Harmonized 
System. 

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Accordingly,  it  follows  that: 

TITLE  III 

%g 

(a)  when  a  product  composed  of  a  group  or  assembly  of 
articles 
the 
under 
Harmonized  System  in  a  single  heading,  the  whole 
constitutes  the  unit  of  qualification; 

is  classified 

terms  of 

the 

(b)  when  a  consignment  consists  of  a  number  of 
identical  products  classified  under  the  same  heading 
of  the  Harmonized  System,  each  product  must  be 
taken  individually  when  applying  the  provisions  of 
this  Protocol. 

2.  Where,  under  General  Rule  5  of  the  Harmonized 
for 
System,  packaging 
classification  purposes, 
the 
purposes  of  determining  origin. 

included  with 
it  shall  be 

the  product 
for 
included 

is 

Article  9 

Accessories,  spare  parts  and  tools 

TERRITORIAL  REQUIREMENTS 

Article  12 

Principle  of  territoriality 

The  conditions  set  out 
the 
acquisition  of  originating  status  must  be  fulfilled  without 
interruption  in  the  Community  or  in  Lithuania  without 
prejudice  to  the  provisions  of  Articles  3  or  4. 

in  Title 

relative 

to 

II 

Article  13 

Reimportation  of  goods 

If  originating  products  exported  from  the  Community  or 
Lithuania  to  another  country  are  returned,  except  in  so 
in  Articles  3  or  4  they  must  be 
far  as  provided  for 
can 
unless 
considered 
be 
demonstrated 
customs 
of 
authorities  that: 

non-originating, 

satisfaction 

it 
the 

the 

as 

to 

Accessories,  spare  parts  and  tools  dispatched  with  a  piece 
of  equipment,  machine,  apparatus  or  vehicle,  which  are 
part  of  the  normal  equipment  and  included  in  the  price 
thereof  or  which  are  not  separately  invoiced,  shall  be 
regarded  as  one  with  the  piece  of  equipment,  machine, 
apparatus  or  vehicle  in  question. 

(a) 

the  goods  returned  are  the  same  goods  as 
exported;  and 

those 

(b) 

they  have  not  undergone  any  operation  beyond  that 
necessary  to  preserve  them  in  good  condition  while 
in  that  country  or  while  being  exported. 

Article  10 

Sets 

Sets,  as  defined  in  General  Rule  3  of  the  Harmonized 
System,  shall  be 
regarded  as  originating  when  all 
component  products  are  originating.  Nevertheless,  when 
a  set  is  composed  of  originating  and  non-originating 
the  set  as  a  whole  shall  be  regarded  as 
products, 
originating, 
the 
that 
non-originating  products  does  not  exceed  1 5%  of  the 
ex-works  price  of  the  set. 

provided 

value 

the 

of 

Article  11 

Neutral  elements 

In  order  to  determine  whether  a  product  originates  in  the 
Community  or  in  Lithuania,  it  shall  not  be  necessary  to 
establish  whether  the  electrical  energy,  fuel,  plant  and 
equipment  as  well  as  machines  and  tools  used  to  obtain 
such  product,  or  whether  any  goods,  used  in  the  course 
of  production  which  do  not  enter,  and  which  were  not 
the 
intended 
product,  are  originating  or  not. 

the  final  composition  of 

to  enter 

into 

Article  14 

Direct  transport 

is  not  split  up  may  be 

1. 
The  preferential  treatment  provided  for  under  the 
Agreement  applies  only  ro  products  or  materials  which 
are  transported  between  the  territories  of  the  Community 
and  Lithuania  or,  when  the  provisions  of  Article  4  are 
applied,  of  Estonia  or  Latvia  without  entering  any  other 
territory.  However,  goods  originating  in  Lithuania  or  in 
the  Community  and  constituting  one  single  consignment 
which 
through 
territory  other  than  that  of  the  Community  or  Lithuania 
or,  when  the  provisions  of  Article  4  apply,  of  Estonia  or 
Latvia  with,  should  the  occasion  arise,  transhipment  or 
temporary  warehousing  in  such  territory,  provided  that 
the  goods  have  remained  under  the  surveillance  of  the 
transit  or  of 
customs  authorities 
undergone 
warehousing 
and 
reloading  or  any 
than  unloading, 
operations  other 
operation  designed  to  preserve  them  in  good  condition. 

the  country  of 

transported 

have  not 

in 
that 

they 

Products  originating  in  Lithuania  or  -in  the  Community 
may  be  transported  by  pipeline  across  territory  other 
than  that  of  the  Community  or  that  of  Lithuania. 

Evidence  that  the  conditions  set  out  in  paragraph  1 
2. 
have  been  fulfilled  may  be  supplied 
the  customs 
authorities  of  the  importing  country  by  the  production 
of: 

to 

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(a)  a  through  bill  of 

the  exporting 
country  covering  the  passage  through  the  country  of 
transit;  or 

lading 

issued 

in 

(b)  a  certificate  issued  by  the  customs  authorities  of  the 

country  of  transit: 

4Vf 

TITLE  IV 

PROOF  OF  ORIGIN 

Article  16 

(i)  giving  an  exact  description  of  the  products; 

Movement  certificate  EUR.l 

(ii)  stating  the  dates  of  unloading  and  reloading  of 
the  products  and,  where  applicable,  the  names 
of  the  ships  used;  and 

(iii)  certifying 
products  remained  in  the  transit  country;  or 

the  conditions  under  which 

the 

Evidence  of  originating  status  of  products,  within 
the 
meaning  of  this  Protocol,  shall  be  given  by  a  movement 
certificate  EUR.l,  a  specimen  of  which  appears  in  Annex 
III  to  this  Protocol. 

(c)  failing  these,  any  substantiating  documents. 

Article  17 

Normal  procedure  for  the  issue  of  a  movement  certificate 
EUR.l 

Article  15 

Exhibitions 

in  a  third  country  and  sold  after 

Products  sent  from  one  of  the  Contracting  Parties 
1. 
for  exhibition 
the 
exhibition  for  importation  in  another  Party  shall  benefit 
on  importation  from  the  provisions  of  this  Agreement  on 
condition  that  the  products  meet  the  requirements  of  this 
Protocol  entitling  them  to  be  recognized  as  originating  in 
the  Community  or  in  Lithuania  and  provided  that  it  is 
shown 
the  customs  authorities 
that: 

the  satisfaction  of 

to 

(a)  an  exporter  has  consigned  these  products  from  one 
of  the  Contracting  Parties  to  the  country  in  which 
the  exhibition  is  held  and  has  exhibited  them  there; 

(b) 

the  products  have  been  sold  or  otherwise  disposed  of 
by  that  exporter  to  a  person  in  another  Contracting 
Party; 

(c) 

the 
the  products  have  been  consigned  during 
exhibition  or 
latter 
Contracting  Party  in  the  state  in  which  they  were 
sent  for  exhibition;  and 

immediately 

thereafter 

to  the 

(d)  the  products  have  not,  since  they  were  consigned  for 
exhibition,  been  used  for  any  purpose  other 
than 
demonstration  at  the  exhibition. 

A  proof  of  origin  must  be  issued  or  made  out  in 
2. 
accordance  with  the  provisions  of  Title  IV  and  submitted 
to  the  customs  authorities  of  the  importing  State  in  the 
normal  manner.  The* name  and  address  of  the  exhibition 
must  be  indicated  thereon.  Where  necessary,  additional 
documentary  evidence  of  the  nature  of  the  products  and 
the  conditions  under  which  they  have  been  exhibited  may 
be  required. 

Paragraph  1  shall  apply  to  any  trade,  industrial, 
3. 
agricultural  or  crafts  exhibition,  fair  or  similar  public 
show  or  display  which 
is  not  organized  for  private 
purposes  in  shops  or  business  premises  with  a  view  to  the 
sale  of  foreign  products,  and  during  which  the  products 
remain  under  customs  control. 

i^TTI 

1.  A movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall  be  issued  by  the 
customs  authorities  of  the  exporting  State  on  application 
having  been  made  in  writing  by  the  exporter  or,  under 
the 
authorized 
representative. 

responsibility, 

exporter's 

his 

by 

2. 
For  this  purpose,  the  exporter  or  his  authorized 
representative  shall  fill  out  both  thé  movement  certificate 
EUR.l  and 
the  application  form,  specimens  of  which 
appear  in  Annex  III. 

These  forms  shall  be  completed  in  one  of  the  languages  in 
which  this  Agreement  is  drawn  up,  in  accordance  with 
the  provisions  of  the  domestic  law  of  the  exporting  State. 
If  they  are  handwritten,  they  shall  be  completed  in  ink  in 
capital  letters.  The  description  of  the  products  must  be 
given  in  the  box  reserved  for  this  purpose  without  leaving 
any  blank  lines.  Where  the  box  is  not  completely  filled  a 
horizontal  line  must  be  drawn  below  the  last  line  of  the 
description,  the  empty  space  being  crossed  through. 

The  exporter  applying  for  the  issue  of  a  movement 
3. 
certificate  EUR.l  shall  be  prepared  to  submit  at  any  time, 
at  the  request  of  the  customs  authorities  of  the  exporting 
State  where  the  movement  certificate  EUR.l  is  issued,  all 
appropriate  documents  proving  the  originating  status  of 
the  products  concerned  as  well  as  the  fulfilment  of  the 
other  requirements  of  this  Protocol. 

The  exporter  must  retain  for  at  least  three  years  the 
documents  referred  to  in  the  preceding  paragraph. 

Applications  for  movement  certificates  EUR.l  must  be 
preserved 
the  customs 
authorities  of  the  exporting  State. 

three  years  by 

for  at 

least 

if 

the  goods 

The  movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall  be  issued  by 
4. 
the 
the  customs  authorities  of  a  Member  State  of 
Community 
to  be  exported  can  be 
considered  as  products  originating  in  the  Community 
within»the  meaning  of  Article  2  (1)  of  this  Protocol.  Thc 
issued  by 
movement  certificate  EUR.l 
the 
customs  authorities  of  Lithuania, 
if  the  goods* to  be 
exported  can  be  considered  as  produas  originating  in 
Lithuania  within  the  meaning  of  Article  2  (2)  of  this 
Protocol. 

shall  be 

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5.  Where  thc  cumulation  provisions  of  Articles  2  to  4 
are  applied,  the  customs  authorities  of  the  Member  State 
of  the  Community  or  of  Lithuania  may  issue  movement 
certificates  EUR.l  under  the  conditions  laid  down  in  this 
Protocol  if  the  goods  to  be  exported  can  be  considered  as 
originating  products  within  thc  meaning  of  this  Protocol 
and  provided  that  the  goods  covered  by  the  movement 
certificates  EUR.l 
in 
in 
Lithuania. 

the  Community  or 

are 

In 
these  cases  movement  certificates  EUR.l  shall  be 
issued  subject  to  the  presentation  of  the  proof  of  origin 
previously  issued  or  made  out.  This  proof  of  origin  must 
be  kept  for  at  least  three  years  by  the  customs  authorities 
of  the  exporting  State. 

the  fulfilment  of 

The  issuing  customs  authorities  shall  take  any  steps 
6. 
necessary  to  verify  the  originating  status  of  the  products 
and 
this 
Protocol.  For  this  purpose,  they  shall  have  the  right  to 
call  for  any  evidence  and  to  carry  out  any  inspection  of 
the  exporter's  accounts  or  any  other  check  which  they 
consider  appropriate. 

the  other  requirements  of 

The  issuing  customs  authorities  shall  also  ensure  that  the 
forms  referred  to  in  paragraph  2  are  duly  completed.  In 
particular,  they  shall  check  whether  the  space  reserved 
for  the  description  of  the  products  has  been  completed  in 
such  a  manner  as  to  exclude  all  possibility  of  fraudulent 
additions. 

7. 
The  date  of  issue  of  the  movement  certificate  EUR.l 
shall  be  indicated  in  the  part  of  the  certificate  reserved 
for  the  customs  authorities. 

A movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall  be  issued  by  the 
8. 
customs  authorities  of 
the 
products  to  which  it  relates  are  exported.  It  shall  be  made 
available  to  the  exporter  as  soon  as  actual  exportation 
has  been  effected  or  ensured. 

the  exporting  State  when 

V TO 

lor 

the 

implementation  of  paragraph 

2. 
the 
exporter  must  indicate  in  this  application  the  place  and 
date  of  exportation  of 
the 
movement  certificate  EUR.l  relates,  and  state  the  reasons 
for  his  request. 

the  products 

to  which 

1 

The  customs  authorities  may 

issue  a  movement 
3. 
certificate  EUR.l  retrospectively  only  after  verifying  that 
in  the  exporter's  application 
the  information  supplied 
agrees  with  that  in  the  corresponding  file. 

'RILASCIATO 

4.  Movement  certificates  EUR.l  issued  retrospectively 
must  be  endorsed  with  one  of  the  following  phrases: 
'DELIVRE  A 
'NACHTRÀGLICH  AUSGESTELLT', 
POSTERIORI', 
POSTERIORI', 
A 
'AFGEGEVEN 
'ISSUED 
RETROSPECTIVELY',  'UDSTEDT  EFTERF0LGENDE', 
'EXPEDIDO  A 
'EKAO0EN  EK  TQN  YrTEPQN', 
POSTERIORI', 
POSTERIORI', 
A 
'ISDUOTAS  PO  EKSPORTAVIMO',  'AlNNETTU  JÂLKIKÂTEEN', 
•UrFÂRDATIEFTERHAND'. 

POSTERIORI', 

'EMITADO 

A 

The  endorsement  referred  to  in  paragraph  4  shall  be 
5. 
inserted  in  the  'Remarks'  box  of  the  movement  certificate 
EUR.l. 

Article  19 

Issue  of  a  duplicate  movement  certificate  EUR.l 

In 

theft, 

the  event  of 

1. 
loss  or  destruction  of  a 
movement  certificate  EUR.l,  the  exporter  may  apply  to 
the  customs  authorities  which  issued  it  for  a  duplicate 
made  out  on  the  basis  of  the  export  documents  in  their 
possession. 

The  duplicate  issued  in  this  way  must  be  endorsed 

2. 
with  one  of  the  following  words: 

'DUPLIKAT', 
'DUPLICAAT', 
'DUPLICADO',  'SEGUNDA  VIA',  'DUBLIKATAS^ 
'KAKSOISKAPPALE', 

'DUPLICATA', 
'DUPLICATE', 

'DUPLIKAT'. 

'DUPLICATO', 
'ANTirPAOO', 

Article  IS 

Movement  certificates  EUR.l  issued  retrospectively 

3. 
The  endorsement  referred  to  in  paragraph  2,  and 
the  date  of  issue  and  the  serial  number  of  the  original 
certificate  shall  be  inserted  in  the  'Remarks'  box  of  the 
duplicate  movement  certificate  EUR.l. 

1. 
Notwithstanding  Article  17 
certificate  EUR.l  may  exceptionally  be 
exportation  of  the  products  to  which  it  relates  if: 

(8),  a  movement 
issued  after 

4. 
The  duplicate,  which  must  bear  the  date  of  issue  of 
the  original  movement  certificate  EUR.l,  shall  take  effect 
as  from  that  date. 

(a) 

it  was  not  issued  at  the  time  of  exportation  because 
of  errors.  or 
special 
circumstances;  or 

involuntary  omissions  or 

(b) 

it  is  demonstrated  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  customs 
authorities  that  a  movement  certificate  EUR.l  was 
issued  but  was  not  accepted  at 
for 
technical  reasons. 

importation 

Article  20 

Replacement  of  certificates 

1. 
It  shall  at  any  time  be  possible  to  replace  one  or 
more  movement  certificates  EUR.l  by  one~or  more  other 

635 

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certificates  provided 
office  responsible  for  controlling  the  goods. 

that  this  is  done  by  the  customs 

The  replacement  certificate  shall  be  regarded  as  a 
2. 
definite  movement  certificate  EUR.l  for  the  purpose  of 
the  application  of  this  Protocol,  including  the  provisions 
of  this  Article. 

3. 
The  replacement  certificate  shall  be  issued  on  the 
basis  of  a  written  request  from  the  re-exporter,  after  the 
authorities  concerned  have  verified 
information 
supplied  in  the  applicant's  request.  The  date  and  serial 
number  of  the  original  movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall 
be  given  in  box  7. 

the 

'VEREINFACHTES 

'FORENKLET 
•PROCEDIMIENTO  SIMPLIFICADO', 
VERFAHREN', 
PROCEDURE', 
'SIMPLIFIED 
'AnAOYÏTEYMENH  AIAAIKA2IA', 
PROCEDURE', 
SIMPLIFIEE', 
'PROCEDURE 
'PROCEDURA  SEMPLIFICATA',  'VEREENVOUDIGDE 
PROCEDURE', 
'PROCEDIMENTO  SIMPLIFICADO', 
'SUPAPRASTINTA  PROCEDURA;.  *YKSIrKERTAISTETTU MENETTELY' 
'FÔRENKLAD  PROCEDUR'. 

Box  No  11  'Customs  endorsement'  of  the  EUR.l 
5. 
certificate  shall  be  completed  if  necessary  by  the  approved 
exporter. 

The  approved  exporter  shall,  if  necessary,  indicate 
6. 
in  box  No  13  'Request  for  verification'  of  the  EUR.l 
certificate 
the  authority 
competent  to  verify  such  a  certificate. 

the  name  and  address  of 

Article  21 

Simplified  procedure  for  the  issue  of  certificates 

By  way  derogation  from  Articles  17,  18  and  19  of 
1. 
this  Protocol,  a  simplified  procedure  for 
the  issue  of 
EUR.l  movement  certificates  can  be  used  in  accordance 
with  the  following  provisions. 

to 

referred 

frequent 

shipments 

The  customs  authorities  in  the  exporting  State  may 
2. 
to  as 
authorize  any  exporter,  hereinafter 
'approved  exporter',  making 
for 
which  EUR.l  movement  certificates  may  be  issued  and 
competent 
who  offers, 
satisfaction  of 
the 
the 
authorities,  all  guarantees  necessary 
originating  status  of  the  products,  not  to  submit  to  the 
customs  office  of  the  application  for  an  EUR.l  certificate 
relating  to  those  goods,  for  the  purpose  of  obtaining  an 
EUR.l  certificate  under 
in 
Article  17  of  this  Protocol. 

the 
to  verify 

the  conditions 

laid  down 

3. 
The  authorization  referred  to  in  paragraph  2  shall 
stipulate,  at  the  choice  of  the  competent  authorities,  that 
the  EUR.l 
box  No  11 
movement  certificate  must: 

.endorsement'  of 

'Customs 

(a)  either  be  endorsed  beforehand  with  the  stamp  of  the 
competent  customs  office  of  the  exporting  State  and 
the  signature,  which  may  be  a  facsimile,  of  an  official 
of  that  office;  or 

(b)  be  endorsed  by  the  approved  exporter  with  a  special 
stamp  which  has  been  approved  by  the  customs 
authorities  of  the  exporting  State  and  corresponds  to 
the  specimen  given  in  Annex  V  of  this  Protocol.  Such 
stamp  may  be  pre-printed  on  the  forms. 

4. 
the  following  phrases  shall  be  entered 
the 
'Remarks' 

In  the  cases  referred  to  in  paragraph  3  (a),  one  of 
in  box  No  7 
certificate: 

EUR.l  movement 

of 

the  simplified  procedure 

the 
7.  Where 
customs  authorities  of  the  exporting  State  may  prescribe 
the  use  of  EUR.l  certificates  bearing  a  distinctive  sign  by 
which  they  may  be  identified. 

is  applied, 

In  the  authorization  referred  to  in  paragraph  2  the 

8. 
competent  authorities  shall  specify  in  particular: 

(a) 

the  conditions  under  which 
EUR.l  certificates  are  to  be  made; 

the  applications 

for 

(b)  the  conditions  under  which  these  applications  are  to 

be  kept  for  at  least  three  years; 

(c) 

the  cases  referred 

in 
authority  competent 
referred 
verification 
Protocol. 

to 

in  paragraph  3  (b)  the 
the  subsequent 
this 

in  Article  30  of 

to  carry  out 
to 

The  customs  authorities  of  the  exporting  State  may 
the 

9. 
declare  certain  categories  of  goods 
special  treatment  provided  for  in  paragraph  2. 

ineligible  for 

The 

refuse 

the 
shall 
authorities 
customs 
10. 
authorization  referred 
to  in  paragraph  2  to  exporters 
who  do  not  offer  all  the  guarantees  which  they  consider 
necessary.  The  competent  authorities  may  withdraw  the 
authorization  at  any  time.  They  must  do  so  where  the 
approved  exporter  no  longer  satisfies  the  conditions  or 
no  longer  offers  these  guarantees. 

11. 
The  approved  exporter  may  be  required  to  inform 
the  competent  authorities,  in  accordance  with  the  rules 
which  they  lay  down,  of  the  goods  to  be  dispatched  by 
him,  so  that  such  authorities  may  make  any  verification 
they  think  necessary  before  the  departure  of  the  goods. 

The  customs  authorities  of 

12. 
the  exporting  State 
may  carry  out  ^ny  check  on  approved  exporters  which 
they  consider  necessary.  Such  exporters  must  allow^this 
to  be  done. 

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The  provisions  of  this  Article  shall  be  without 
13. 
the 
to 
prejudice 
Community, 
Lithuania 
concerning  customs  formalities  and  the  use  of  customs 
documents. 

the  application  of 
the  Member 

rules  of 

States 

and 

the 

Article  22 

Validity  of  proof  of  origin 

\.m  A  movement  certificate  EUR.l  shall  be  valid  for 
four  months  from  the  date  of  issue  in  the  exporting  State, 
and  must  be  submitted  within  the  said  period  to  the 
customs  authorities  of  the  importing  State. 

2.  Movement  certificates  EUR.l  which  are  submitted 
to  the  customs  authorities  of  the  importing  State  after  the 
final  date  for  presentation  specified  in  paragraph  1  may 
be  accepted 
the  purpose  of  applying  preferential 
treatment,  where  the  failure  to  submit  these  documents 
by  the  final  date  set  is  due  to  reasons  of  force  majeure  or 
exceptional  circumstances. 

for 

In  other  cases  of  belated  presentation,  the  customs 
3. 
authorities  of 
the 
movement  certificates  EUR.l  where  the  products  have 
been  submitted  to  them  before  the  said  final  date. 

importing  State  may  accept 

the 

tn 

Article  25 

Form  EUR.2 

the 

16, 

1.  Notwithstanding  Article 
evidence  of 
originating  status,  within  the  meaning  of  this  Protocol 
for  consignments  containing  only  originating  products 
and  whose  value  does  not  exceed  ECU  3 000  per 
consignment,  may  be  given  by  a  form  EUR.2,  a  specimen 
of  which  appears  in  Annex  IV  to  this  Protocol. 

The  form  EUR.2  shall  be  completed  and  signed  by 
2. 
the  exporter  or,  under  the  exporters  responsibility,  by  his 
authorized 
this 
Protocol. 

accordance  with 

representative 

in 

3. 
A 
consignment. 

form  EUR.2 

shall  be  completed 

for  each 

4. 
The  exporter  who  applied  for  the  form  EUR.2  shall 
submit  at  the  request  of  the  customs  authorities  of  the 
exporting  State  all  supporting  documents  concerning  the 
use  of  this  form. 

Articles  22  and  23  shall  apply  mutatis  mutandis 

5. 
forms  EUR.2. 

to 

Article  23 

Submission  of  proof  of  origin 

Article  26 

Exemptions  from  formal  proof  of  origin 

Movement  certificates  EUR.l  shall  be  submitted  to  the 
customs  authorities  of  the  importing  State  in  accordance 
with  the  procedures  applicable  in  that  State.  The  said 
authorities  may  require  a  translation  of  a  movement 
certificate  EUR.l  or  an  invoice  declaration.  They  may 
also  require  the  import  declaration  to  be  accompanied  by 
the 
a  statement  from 
the 
conditions 
products  meet 
implementation  of  the  Agreement. 

to  the  effect 
required 

the  importer 

that 
for 

the 

Article  24 

Importation  by  instalments 

the 

the  request  of 

importer  and  on 

the  meaning  of  general 

Where,  at 
the 
conditions  laid  down  by  the  customs  authorities  of  the 
importing  State,  dismantled  or  non-assembled  products 
within 
the 
Harmonized  System  falling  within  Chapters  84  and  85  of 
the  Harmonized  System  are  imported  by  instalments,  a 
single  proof  of  origin 
for  such  products  shall  be 
submitted  to  the  customs  authorities  upon  importation  of 
the  first  instalment. 

rule  2 

(a)  of 

luggage 

shall  be  admitted 

Products  sent  as  small  p-itkages 

1. 
from  private 
persons  to  private  persons  or  forming  part  of  travellers' 
personal 
as  originating 
products  without  requiring  the  submission  of  a  formal 
proof  of  origin,  provided 
that  such  products  are  not 
imported  by  way  of  trade  and  have  been  declared  as 
this  Protocol  and  where 
meeting  the  requirements  of 
there  is  no  doubt  as  to  the  veracity  of  such  a  declaration. 
In  the  case  of  products  sent  by  post,  this  declaration  can 
be  made  on  the  customs  declaration  C2/CP3  or  on  a 
sheet  of  paper  annexed  to  that  document. 

for 

Imports  which  are  occasional  and  consist  solely  of 
2. 
products 
recipients  or 
the  personal  use  of.  the 
travellers  or  their  families  shall  not  be  considered  as 
imports  by  way  of  trade  if  it  is  evident  from  the  nature 
and  quantity  of  the  products  that  no  commercial  purpose 
is  in  view. 

3. 
Furthermore,  the  total  value  of  these  products  must 
not  exceed  ECU  300  in  the  case  of  small  packages  or 
ECU  800 
in  the  case  of  products  forming  part  of 
travellers'  personal  luggage. 

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Article  27 

TITLE V 

Discrepancies  and  formal  errors 

ARRANGEMENTS  FOR  ADMINISTRATIVE 
COOPERATION 

4r1 

1. 
The  discovery  of  slight  discrepancies  between  the 
statements  made  in  a  movement  certificate  EUR.l  or  in  a 
form  EUR.2  and  those  made  in  the  documents  submitted 
to  the  customs  office  for  the  purpose  of  carrying  out  the 
formalities  for  importing  the  products  shall  not  ipso  facto 
render 
the  form 
EUR.2  null  and  void  if  it  is  duly  established  that  this 
document  does  correspond  to  the  products  submitted. 

the  movement  certificate  EUR.l,  or 

2. 
Obvious  formal  errors  such  as  typing  errors  on  a 
movement  certificate  EUR.l,  or  a  form  EUR.2  should  not 
cause  this  document  to  be  rejected  if  these  errors  are  not 
such  as  to  create  doubts  concerning  the  correctness  of  the 
statements  made  in  this  document. 

Article  28 

Amounts  expressed  in  ecus 

1.  Amounts  in  the  national  currency  of  the  exporting 
State  equivalent  to  the  amounts  expressed  in  ecus shall  be 
fixed  by  the  exporting  State  and  communicated  to  the 
other  Contracting  Parties. 

When  the  amounts  exceed  the  corresponding  amounts 
fixed  by  the  importing  State,  the  latter  shall  accept  them 
if  the  products  are 
the 
exporting  State  or  in  the  currency  of  one  of  the  other 
States  referred  to  in  Article  4  of  this  Protocol. 

in  the  currency  of 

invoiced 

If  the  goods  are  invoiced 
in  the  currency  of  another 
Member  State  of  the  Community  the  importing  State 
shall 
the  country 
concerned. 

the  amount  notified  by 

recognize 

Up  to  and  including  30  April  2000,  the  amounts  to 
in  any  given  national  currency  shall  be  the 
the  amounts 

2. 
be  used 
equivalent 
expressed  in  ecus  as  at  1  October  1994. 

in  that  national  currency  of 

For  each  successive  period  of  five  years,  the  amounts 
expressed  in  ecus  and  their  equivalents  in  the  national 
currencies  of  the  States  shall  be  reviewed  by  the  Joint 
Committee  on  the  basis  of  the  exchange  rates  of  the  ecu 
in  the  year 
in  October 
as  at 
immediately  preceding  that  five-year  period. 

the  first  working  day 

in  any  national  currency  and  shall 

When  carrying  out  this  review,  the AssoCTatioriXxxncil 
ensure  that  there  will  be  no  decrease  in  the  amounts  to  be 
used 
furthermore 
consider  the  desirability  of  preserving  the  effects  of  the 
limits  concerned  in  real  terms.  For  this  purpose,  it  may 
decide  to  modify  the  amounts  expressed  in  ecus. 

Article  29 

Communication  of  stamps  and  addresses 

each  other, 

shall  provide 

The  customs  authorities  of  the  Member  States  and  of 
Lithuania 
the 
Commission  of 
the  European  Communities,  with 
specimen  impressions  of  stamps  used  in  their  customs 
offices  for  the  issue  of  EUR.l  certificates  and  with  the 
for 
addresses  of 
issuing  movement  certificates  EUR.l  and  for  verifying 
those  certificates  and  forms  EUR.2. 

the  customs  authorities 

responsible 

through 

Article  30 

Verification  of  movement  certificates  EUR.l  and  of  forms 
EUR.2 

1. 
Subsequent  verification  of  movement  certificates 
EUR.l  and  forms  EUR.2  shall  be  carried  out  randomly 
importing 
or  whenever  the  customs  authorities  of  the 
the  authenticity  of  such 
State  have  reason 
documents, 
the  products 
status  of 
concerned  or  the  fulfilment  of  the  other  requirements  of 
this  Protocol. 

to  doubt 
the  originating 

2. 
For  the  purposes  of  implementing  the  provisions  of 
paragraph  1,  the  customs  authorities  of  the  importing 
State  shall  return  the  movement  certificate  EUR.l,  the 
the 
form  EUR.2,  or  a  copy  of 
customs  authorities  of  the  exporting  State  giving,  where 
appropriate,  the  reasons  of  substance  or  form  for  an 
inquiry. 

these  documents, 

to 

3. 
The  verification  shall  be  carried  out  by  the  customs 
authorities  of  the  exporting  State.  For  this  purpose,  they 
shall  have  the  right  to  call  for  any  evidence  and  to  carry 
out  any  inspection  of  the  exporter's  accounts  or  any 
other  check  which  they  consider  appropriate. 

4. 
If  the  customs  authorities  of  the  importing  State 
decide  to  suspend  the  granting  of  preferential  treatment 
to  the  products  concerned  while  awaiting  the  results  of 
the  verification,  they  shall  offer  to  release  the  products  to 
the 
to  any  precautionary  measures 
judged  necessary, 
». 

importer  subject 

s h a ll 

5. 
The  customs  authorities  requesting  the  verification 
shall  be  informed  of  the  results  of  this  verification  within 
a  maximum  of  .10  months.  These  results  must  indicate 
clearly  whether  the  documents  are  authentic  and  whether 

the  products  concerned  can  be  considered  as  originating 
products  and 
this 
the  other 
Protocol. 

requirements  of 

fulfil 

if 

If  in  cases  of  reasonable  doubt  there  is  no  reply 
6. 
within  10  months  or 
the  reply  does  not  contain 
sufficient  information  to  determine  the'authcnticity  of  the 
document  in  question  or  the  real  origin  of  the  products, 
the  requesting  customs  authorities  shall,  except  in  the 
case  of  force  majeure  or  in  exceptional  circumstances, 
refuse  entitlement  to  the  preferences. 

Article  31 

. Dispute  settlement 

in 

to 

relation 

Where  disputes  arise 
the  verification 
procedures  of  Article  30  which  cannot  be  settled  between 
the  customs  authorities  requesting  a  verification  and  the 
this 
customs  authorities  responsible  for  carrying  out 
verification  or  where  they  raise  a  question  as  to  the 
interpretation  of  this  Protocol,  they  shall  be  submitted  to 
the /Association  Ccxnci I. 

the  settlement  of  disputes  between 

the 
In  all  cases 
importer  and  the  customs  authorities  of  the  importing 
State  shall  be  under  the  legislation  of  the  said  State. 

Article  32 

Penalties 

Penalties  shall  be  imposed  on  any  person  who  draws  up, 
or  causes  to  be  drawn  up,  a  document  which  contains 
incorrect 
the  purpose  of  obtaining  a 
preferential  treatment  for  products. 

information 

for 

Article  33 

Free  zones 

The  Member  States  and  Lithuania  shall  take  all 
1. 
that  products  traded  under 
necessary  steps  to  ensure 
cover  of  a  movement  certificate  EUR.l,  which  in  the 
in  their 
course  of  transport  use  a  free  zone  situated 
territory,  are  not  substituted  by  other  goods  and 
that' 
they  do  not  undergo  handling  other 
than  normal 
operations  designed.to  prevent  their  deterioration. 

to 

By  means  of  an  exemption 

2. 
the  provisions 
contained  in  paragraph  1,  when  products  originating  in 
the  Community  or.in  Lithuania  and  imported  into  a  free 
zone  under  cover  ôf  an  EUR.l  certificate  and  undergo 
treatment  or  processing,  the  authorities  concerned  must 
issue  a  new  EUR.l  certificate  at  the  exporter's  request,  if 
the  treatment  or  processing  undergone  is  in  conformity 
with  the  provisions  of  this  Protocol. 

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TITLE  VI 

CEUTA  AND  MELILLA 

Article  34 

Application  of  the  Protocol 

The  term  'Community'  used  in  this  Protocol  does 
1. 
not  cover  Ceuta  or  Melilla.  The 
'products 
originating  in  the  Community'  does  not  cover  products 
originating  in  these  zones. 

term 

This  Protocol  shall  apply  mutatis  mutandis 

2. 
products  originating  in  Ceuta  and  Melilla,  subject 
particular  conditions  set  out  in  Article  35. 

to 
to 

Article  35 

Special  conditions 

The  following  provisions  shall  apply 

1. 
instead  of 
Article  2  and  references  to  that  Article  shall  apply  mutatis 
mutandis 

to  this  Article. 

Providing  they  have  been  transported  directly  in 
the 

the  provisions  of  Article  14, 

2. 
accordance  with 
following  shall  be  considered  as: 

1.  products  originating  in  Ceuta  and  Melilla: 

(a)  products  wholly  obtained  in  Ceuta  and  Melilla; 

(b)  products  obtained  in  Ceuta  and  Melilla  in  the 
manufacture  of  which  products  other  than  those 
referred  to  in  (a)  are  used,  provided  that: 

(i) 

the  said  products  have  undergone  sufficient 
working  or  processing  within  the  meaning  of 
Article  6  of  this  Protocol;  or  that 

(ii) 

those  products  are  originating  in  Lithuania 
or  the  Community  within  the  meaning  or 
this  Protocol,  provided  that  they  have  been 
submitted  to  working  or  processing  which 
goes  beyond 
insufficient  working  or 
the 
processing  referred  to  in  Article  7; 

2.  products  originating  in  Lithuania: 

(a)  products  wholly  obtained  in  Lithuania; 

(b)  products 

obtained 

the 
manufacture  of  which  products  other  than  those 
referred  to  in  (a)  are  used,  provided  that: 

in  Lithuania, 

in 

* 

1 

(i) 

the  said  products  have  undergone  sufficient 
working  or  processing  within  the  meaning  of 
Article  6  of  this  Protocol;  or  that 

(ii) 

those  products  are  originating  in  Ceuta  and 
the 
Melilla  or 

the  Community  within 

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meaning  of  this  Protocol,  provided  that  they 
have  been 
to  working  or 
the 
processing  which 
insufficient  working  or  processing  referred  to 
in  Article  7. 

beyond 

goes 

3.  Ceuta  and  Melilla  shall  be  considered  as  a  single 

territory. 

4. 
Trie  exporter  or  his  authorized  representative  shall 
enter  'Lithuania'  and  'Ceuta  and  Melilla'  in  box  2  of 
movement  certificates  EUR.l.  In  addition,  in  the  case  of 
products  originating  in  Ceuta  and  Melilla,  this  shall  be 
indicated  in  box  4  of  movement  certificates  EUR.l. 

Thc  Spanish  customs  authorities  shall  be  responsible 
in  Ceuta  and 
the  application  of 

this  Protocol 

5. 
for 
Melilla. 

TITLE VII 

FINAL  PROVISIONS 

Article  36 

Amendments  to  thc  Protocol 

The  A s s o c i a t i on  Council 

shall  examine  at 

two-yearly 
intervals,  or  whenever  Lithuania  or  the  Community  so 
request,  thc  application  ot  the  provisions  of  this  Protocol, 
with  a  view  to  making  any  necessary  amendments  or 
adaptations. 

Such  examination  shall  take  into  account  in  particular 
thc  participation  of  thc  Parties  in  free-trade  zones  or 
customs  unions  with  third  countries. 

Article  37 

Customs  Cooperation  Committee 

1. 
A  Customs  Cooperation  Committee  shall  be  set  up, 
charged  with  "  carrying  out  administrative  cooperation 
with  a  view  to  the  correct  and  uniform  application  of  this 
Protocol  and  with  carrying  out  any  othcr  tasks  in  thc 
customs  field  which  mav  be  entrusted  to  it. 

2. 
The  Committee  shall  be  composed,  on  the  one 
hand,  of  experts  of  the  Member  States  and  of  officials  of 
the  Commission  of  thc  European  Communities  who  are 
responsible  for  customs  questions  and,  on  the  other 
hand,  of  experts  nominated  by  Lithuania. 

Article  38 

Annexes 

The  Annexes  to  this  Protocol  shall  form  an  integral  part 
thereof. 

Article  39 

Implementation  of  thc  Protocol 

Thc  Community  and  Lithuania  shall  each  take  thc  steps 
necessary  to  implement  this  Protocol. 

Article  40 

Arrangements  with  Latvia  and  Estonia 

shall 

The  Contracting  Parties 
any  measures 
necessary  for  the  conclusion  of  arrangements  with  Latvia 
and  Estonia  enabling  this  Protocol  ro  be  applied.  The 
Contracting  Parties  shall  notify  each  other  of  measures 
taken  to  this  effect. 

take 

Article  41 

Goods  in  transit  or  storage 

the.  dare  of  cntr\ 

The  provisions  of  this  Agreement,  may  be  applied 
to 
goods  which  comply  with  the  provisions  of  this  Protocol 
into  force  lot  fh<2 
and  whichj,  on 
Agrccmcntjarc  cither  m^transit  or  arc  in  thc  v^omnuinity 
or  in  Lithuania  or,  in  so  far  as  thc  provisions  of  Article  2 
arc  applicable,  in  Latvia  or  Estonia  in  temporary  storage 
in  bonded  warehouses  or  in  free  zones,  subject  to  thc 
submission  to  thc  customs  authorities  of  thc  importing 
State,  within  four  months  of  that  date,  of  a  certificate 
competent 
EUR.l 
authorities  of 
the. 
documents  showing  that  thc  goods  have  been  transported 
directly. 

retrospectively 
thc  exporting  State 

together  with 

endorsed 

thc 

by 

* on free trade and trade related matters 

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ANNEX  I 

INTRODUCTORY  NOTES 

Foreword 

These  notes  shall  apply,  where  appropriate,  to  all  manufactured  products  using  non-originating  materials, 
even  if  they  are  not  subject  to  specific  conditions  contained  in  the  list  in  Annex  II  but  are  subject  instead  to 
the  change  of  heading  rule  set  out  in  Article  6  (1). 

Note  1 

1.1.  The  first  two  columns  in  the  list  describe  the  product  obtained.  The  first  column  gives  the  heading 
number,  or  the  chapter  number,  used  in  rhe  Harmonized  System  and  the  second  column  gives  the 
description  of  goods  used  in  that  system  for  that  heading  or  chapter.  For  each  entry  in  the  first  two 
columns  a  rule  is  specified  in  column  3. Where,  in  some  cases,  the  entry  in  the  first  column  is  preceded 
by  an  'ex',  this  signifies  that  the  rule  in column  3 only  applies  to  the  part  of  that  heading  or  chapter  as 
described  in  column  2. 

1.2.  Where  several  heading  numbers  are  grouped  together  in  column  1  or  a  chapter  number  is  given  and 
the  description  of  product  in  column  2  is  therefore  given  in  general  terms,  the  adjacent  rule  in  column 
3  applies  to  all  products  which,  under  the  Harmonized  System,  are  classified  within  headings  of  the 
chapter  or  within  any  of  the  headings  grouped  together  in  column  1. 

1.3.  Where  there  are  different  rules  in  the  list  applying  to  different  products  within  a  heading,  each  indent 
contains  the  description  of  that  part  of  the  heading  covered  by  the  adjacent  rule  in  column  3. 

Note  2 

2.1. 

In  the  case  of  any  heading  not  in  the  list  or  any  part  of  a  heading  that  is  not  in  the  list,  the  'change  of 
heading'  rule  set  out  in  Article  6  (1)  applies.  If  a  'change  of  heading'  condition  applies  to  any  entry  in 
the  list,  then  it  is  contained  in  the  rule'in  column  3. 

2.2.  The  working  or  processing  required  by  a  rule  in  column  3  has  to  be  carried  out  only  in  relation  to  the 
non-originating  materials  used.  The  restrictions  contained  in  a  rule  in  column  3  likewise  apply  only  to 
the  non-originating  materials  used. 

2.3.  Where  a  rule  states  that  'materials  of  any  heading'  may  be  used,  materials  of  the  same  heading  as  the 
product  may  also  be  used,  subject,  however,  to  any  specific  limitations  which  may  also  be contained  in 
'manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including  other 
the  rule.  However,  the  expression 
materials  of  heading  No  . . .'  means  that  only  materials  classified  in  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
of  a  different  description  than  that  of  the  product  as  given  in  column  2  of  the  list  may  be  used. 

2.4. 

If  a  product  made  from  non-originating  materials  which  has  acquired  originating  status  during 
manufacture  by  virtue  of  the  change  of  heading  rule  or  its  own  list  rule  is  used  as  a  material  in  the 
process  of  manufacture  of  another  product,  then  the  rule  applicable  to  the  product  in  which  it  is 
incorporated  does  not  apply  to  it. 

For  example: 

An  engine  of  heading  No  8407,  for  which  the  rule  states  that  che  value  of  the  non-originating 
materials  which  may  be  incorporated  may  not  exceed  4 0%  of  the  ex-works  price,  is  made  from  'other 
alloy  steel  roughly  shaped  by  forging'  of  heading  No  7224. 

If  this  forging  has  been  forged  in  the  country  concerned  from  a  non-originating  ingot  then  the  forging 
has  already  acquired  origin  by  virtue  of  the  rule  for  heading  No  ex  7224  in  the  list.  It  can  then  count 
as  originating  in  the  value  calculation  for  the  engine  regardless  of  whether  it  was  produced  in  the  same 
factory  or  another.  The  value  of  the  non-originating  ingot  is  thus  not  taken  into  account  when  adding 
up  the  value  of  the  non-originating  materials  used. 

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2.5.  Even  if  the  change  of  heading  rule  or  thc  other  rules  contained  in  the  list  are  satisfied,  a  product  shall 
not  acquire  originating  status  if  the  processing  carried  out,  taken  as  a  whole,  is  insufficient  within  the 
meaning  of  Article  7. 

Note  3 

3.1.  The  rule  in  the  list  represents  the  minimum  amount  of  working  or  processing  required  and  the 
carrying  out  of  more  working  or  processing  also  confers  originating  status;  conversely,  rhe  carrying 
out  of  less  working  or  processing  cannot  confer  origin.  Thus  if  a  rule  says  that  non-originating 
material  at  a  certain  level  of  manufacture  may  be  used,  the  use  of  such  material  at  an  earlier  stage  of 
manufacture  is  allowed  and  the  use  of  such  material  at  a  later  stage  is  not. 

3.2.  When  a  rule  in  the  list  specifies  that  a  product  may  be  manufactured  from  more  than  one  material, 
this  means  that  any  one  or  more  materials  may  be  used.  It  does  not  require  that  all  be  used. 

For  example: 

The  rule  for  fabrics  say  that  natural  fibres  may  be  used  and  that  chemical  materials,  among  other 
materials,  may  also  be  used.  This  does  not  mean  that  both  have  to  be  used;  one  can  use  one  or  the 
other  or  both. 

If,  however,  a  restriction  applies  to  one  material  and  other  restrictions  apply  to  other  materials  in  the 
same  rule,  then  the  restrictions  only  apply  to  the  materials  actually  used. 

For  example: 

The  rule  for  sewing  machines  specifies  that  both  the  thread  tension  mechanism  used  and  the  zigzag 
mechanism  used  must  originate;  these  two  restrictions  only  apply  if  the  mechanisms  concerned  are 
actually  incorporated  into  the  sewing  machine. 

3.3.  When  a  rule  in  the  list  specifies  that  a  product  must  be  manufactured  from  a  particular  material,  the 
condition  obviously  does  not  prevent  the  use  of  other  materials  which,  because  of  their  inherent 
nature,  cannot  satisfy  the  rule. 

For  example: 

The  rule  for  heading  No  1904  which  specifically  excludes  the  use  of  cereals  or  their  derivatives  does 
not  prevent  the  use  of  mineral  salts,  chemicals  and  other  additives  which  are  not  produced  from 
cereals. 

For  example: 

In  the  case  of  an  article  made  from  non-woven  materials,  if  the  use  of  only  non-originating  yarn  is 
allowed  for  this  class  of  article,  it  is  not  possible  to  start  from  non-woven  cloth  —  even  if  non-woven 
cloths  cannot  normally  be  made  from  yarn.  In  such  cases,  the  starting  material  would  normally  be  at 
the  stage  before  yarn  —  that  is  the  fibre  stage. 

See  also  Note  6.3  in  relation  to  textiles. 

3.4. 

If  in  a  rule  in  the  list  two  or  more  percentages  are  given  for  the  maximum  value  of  non-originating 
materials  that  can  be  used,  then  these  percentages  may  not  be  added  together.  The  maximum  value  of 
the  percentages  given. 
all 
Furthermore,  the  individual  percentages  must  not  be  exceeded  in  relation  to  the  particular  materials 
they  apply  to. 

the  non-originating  materials  used  may  never  exceed  the  highest  of 

Note  4 

4.1.  The  term  'natural  fibres'  is  used  in  the  list  to  refer  to  fibres  other  than  artificial  or  synthetic  fibres  and 
is  restricted  to  the  stages  before  spinning  takes  place, including  waste,  and,  unless  otherwise  specified, 
the  term  'natural  fibres'  includes  fibres  that  have  been  carded,  combed  or  otherwise  processed  but  not 
spun. 

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4.2.  The  term  'natural  fibres'  Includes  horsehair  of  heading  No  0503,  silk  of  heading  Nos  5002  and  5003 
as  well  as  the  wool  fibres,  fine  or  coarse  animal  hair  of  heading  Nos  5101  to  5105,  the  cotton  fibres 
of  heading  Nos  5201  to  5203  and  the  other  vegetable  fibres  of  heading  Nos  5301  to  5305. 

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4.3.  Die  terms  'textile  pulp',  'chemical  materials'  and  'paper-making  materials'  are  used  in  the  list  to 
describe  the  materials  not  classified  in  Chapters  50  to  63, which  can  be  used  to  manufacture  artificial, 
synthetic  or  paper  fibres  or  yarns. 

4.4.  The  term  'man-made  staple  fibres'  is  used  in  the  list  to  refer  to  synthetic  or  artificial  filament  tow, 

staple  fibres  or  waste,  of  headings  Nos  5501  to  5507. 

Note  5 

5.1. 

In  the  case  of  the  products  classified  within  those  headings  in  the  list  to  which  a  reference  is  made  to 
this  Note,  the  conditions  set  out  in  column  3  of  the  list  shall  not  be  applied  to  any  basic  textile 
materials  used  in  their  manufacture  which,  taken  together,  represent  1 0%  or  less  of  the  total  weight 
of  all  the  basic  textile  materials  used  (but  see  also  Notes  5.3  and  5.4  below). 

5.2.  However,  this  tolerance  may  only  be  applied  to  mixed  products  which  have  been  made  from  two  or 

more  basic  textile  materials. 

The  following  are  the  basic  textile  materials: 

—  silk, 

—  wool, 

—  coarse  animal  hair, 

—  fine  animal  hair, 

—  horsehair, 

—  cotton, 

—  paper-making  materials  and  paper, 

—  flax, 

—  true  hemp, 

—  jute  and  other  textile  bast  fibres, 

—  sisal  and  other  textile  fibres  of  the  genus  Agave, 

—  coconut,  abaca,  ramie  and  other  vegetable  textile  fibres, 

—  synrhetic  man-made  filaments, 

—  artificial  man-made  filaments, 

—  synthetic  man-made  staple  fibres» 

—  artificial  man-made  staple  fibres. 

For  example: 

A  yarn  of  heading  No  5205  made  from  cotton  fibres  of  heading  No  5203  and  synthetic  staple  fibres 
of  heading  No  5506  is  a  mixed  yarn.  Therefore,  non-originaring  synthetic  staple  fibres  that  do  not 
satisfy  the  origin  rules  (which  require  manufacture  from  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp)  may  be 
used  up  to  a  weight  of  1 0%  of  the  yarn. 

For  example: 

A  woollen  fabric  of  heading  No  5112  made  from  woollen  yarn  of  heading  No  5107  and  synthetic 
yarn  of  staple  fibres  of  heading  No  5509  is  a  mixed  fabric.  Therefore  synthetic  yarn  which  docs  not 
satisfy  the  origin  rules  (which  require  manufacture  from  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp)  or  woollen 
yarn  that  does  not  satisfy  the  origin  rules  (which  require  manufacture  from  natural  fibres,  not  carded 
or  combed  or  otherwise  prepared  for  spinning)  or  a  combination  of  the  two  may  be  used  up  to  a 
weight  of  1 0%  of  the  fabric. 

For  example: 

Tufted  textile  fabric  of  heading  No  5802  made  from  cotton  yarn  of  heading  No  5205  and  cotton 
fabric  of  heading  No  5210  is  only  a  mixed  product  if  the  cotton  fabric  is  itself  a  mixed  fabric  being 
made  from  yarns  classified 
in  two  separate  headings  or  if  the  cotton  yarns  used  are  themselves 
mixtures. 

For  example: 

If  the  tufted  textile  fabric  concerned  had  been  made  from  cotton  yarn  of  heading  No  5205  and 
synthetic  fabric  of  heading  No  5407,  then,  obviously,  the  yarns  used  are  two  separate  basic  textile 
materials  and  the  tufted  textile  fabric  is  accordingly  a  mixed  product. 

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For  example: 

A  carpet  with  tufts  made  from  both  artificial  yarns  and  cotton  yarns  and  with  a  jute  backing  is  a 
mixed  product  because  three  basic  textile  materials  are  used.  Thus,  any  non-originating  materials  that 
are  at  a  later  stage  of  manufacture  than  the  rule  allows  may  be  used,  provided  their  total  weight  taken 
together  does  not  exceed  10%  of  the  weight  of  the  textile  matcriais  in  the  carpet.  Thus,  both  the  jute 
backing  and/or  the  artificial  yarns  could  be  imported  at  that  stage  of  manufacture,  provided  the  weight 
conditions  are  met. 

5.3.  In  the  case  of  fabrics  incorporating  'yarn  made  of  polyurethane  segmented  with  flexible  segments  of 

polyether  wherher  or  not  gimped'  this  tolerance  is  2 0%  in  respect  of  this  yarn. 

5.4. 

In  the  case  of  fabrics  incorporating  strip  consisting  of  a  core  of  aluminium  foil  or  of  a  core  of  plastic 
film  whether  or  not  coated  with  aluminium  powder,  of  a  width  not  exceeding  5  mm,  sandwiched  by 
means  of  an  adhesive  between  two  films  of  plastic  film,  this  tolerance  is  3 0%  in  respect  of  this 
strip. 

Note  6 

6.1. 

In  the  case  of  those  textile  products  which  are  marked  in  the  list  by  a  footnote  referring  to  this  note, 
textile  materials  with  the  exception  of  linings  and  interlinings  which  do  not  satisfy  the  rule  set  out  in 
the  list  in  column  3  for  the  made  up  products  concerned  may  be  used  provided  that  they  are  classified 
in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product  and  that  their  value  does  not  exceed  8 %  of  the  ex-works 
price  of  the  product. 

6.2.  Materials  which  are  not  classified  within  Chapters  50  to  63  may  be  used  freely,  whether  or  not  they 

contain  textiles. 

Example: 

If  a  rule  in  the  list  provides  that  for  a  particular  textile  item,  such  as  trousers,  yarn  must  be  used,  this 
does  nor  prevent  the  use  of  metal  items,  such  as  buttons,  because  buttons  are  not  classified  within 
Chapters  50  to  63.  For  the  same  reason,  it  does  not  prevent  the  use  of  slide-fasteners  even  though 
slide-fasteners  normally  contain  textiles. 

6.3.  Where  a  percentage  rule  applies,  the  value  of  trimmings  and  accessories  must  be  taken  into  account 

when  calculating  the  value  of  the  non-originating  materials  incorporated. 

Note  7 

7.1.  For  the  purposes  of  heading  Nos  ex  2707,  2713  to  2715,  ex  2901, ex  2902  and  ex  3403,  the  'specific 

processes'  are  the  following: 

(a)  vacuum  distillation; 

(b)  redistillation  by  a  very  thorough  fractionation  process  ('); 

(c)  cracking; 

(d) 

reforming; 

(e)  extraction  by  means  of  selective  solvents; 

(f) 

the  process  comprising  all  the  following  operations:  processing  with  concentrated  sulphuric  acid, 
oleum  or  sulphuric  anhydride;  neutralization  with  alkaline  agents;  decolorization  and  purification 
with  naturally  active  earth,  activated  earth,  activated  charcoal  or  bauxite; 

(g)  polymerization; 

(h)  alkylation; 

(i) 

isomerization. 

{')  See Additional  Explanatory  Note  4  (b)  to  Chapter  27 of  the combined  nomenclature. 

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7.2.  For  the  purposes  of  heading  Nos  2710,  2711  and  2712,  the  'specific  processes'  are  the  following: 

(a)  vacuum  distillation; 

(b)  redistillation  by  a  very  thorough  fractionation  process; 

(c)  cracking; 

(d) 

reforming; 

(e)  extraction  by  means  of  selective  solvents; 

(f) 

the  process  comprising  all  the  following  operations:  processing  with  concentrated  sulphuric  acid, 
oleum  or  sulphuric  anhydride;  neutralization  with  alkaline  agents;  decolorization  and  purification 
with  naturally  active  earth,  activated  earth,  activated  charcoal  or  bauxite; 

(g)  polymerization; 

(h)  alkylation; 

(ij) 

isomerization; 

• (k)  (in  respect  of  heavy  oils  falling  within  heading  No  ex  2710  only)  desuiphurization  with  hydrogen 
resulting  in  a  reduction  of  at  least  8 5%  of  the  sulphur  content  of  the  products  processed  (ASTM 
D  1266-59  T  method); 

(1) 

(in  respect  of  products  falling  within  heading  No  2710  only)  deparaffining  by  a  process  other 
than  filtering; 

(m)  (in  respect  of  heavy  oils  falling  within  heading  No  ex  2710  only)  treatment  with  hydrogen  at  a 
pressure  of  more  than  20  bar  and  a  temperature  of  more  than  250  °C  with  the  use  of  a  catalyst, 
other  than  to  effect  desuiphurization,  when  the  hydrogen  constitutes  an  active  element  in  a 
chemical  reaction.  The  further  treatment  with  hydrogen  of  lubricating  oils  of  heading  No  ex  2710 
(e.g.  hydrofinishing  or  decolorization)  in  order,  more  especially,  to  improve  colour  or  stability 
shall  not,  however,  be  deemed  to  be  a  specific  process; 

(n)  (in  respect  of  fuel  oils  falling  within  heading  No  ex  2710  only)  atmospheric  distillation,  on 
condition  that  less  than  3 0%  of  these  products  distils,  by  volume,  including  losses,  at  300  °C  by 
the  ASTM  D  86  method; 

(o)  (in  respect  of  heavy  oils  other  than  gas  oils  and  fuel  oils  falling  within  heading  No  ex  2710  only) 

treatment  by  means  of  a  high-frequency  electrical  brush-discharge. 

7.3.  For  the  purposes  of  heading  Nos  ex  2707,  2713  to  2715,  ex  2901,  ex  2902  and  ex  3403,  simple 
operations  such  as  cleaning,  decanting,  desalting,  water  separation,  filtering,  colouring,  marketing 
obtaining  a  sulphur  content  as  a  result  of  mixing  products  with  different  sulphur  contents,  any 
combination  of  these  operations  or  like  operations  do  not  confer  origin. 

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ANNEX  // 

LIST  OF  WORKING  OR  PROCESSING  REQUIRED  TO  BE  CARRIED  O UT  ON  NON-ORIGINATING 
MATERIALS  IN  ORDER  T H AT  THE  PRODUCT  MANUFACTURED  CAN  OBTAIN  ORIGINATING 
STATUS 

HS heading  No 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

0201 

Meat  of  bovine  animals,  fresh  or  chilled 

Manufacture 
meat  of  bovine  animals,  frozen  of  heading  No  0202 

from  materials  of  any  heading  except 

0202 

Meat  of  bovine  animals,  frozen 

Manufacture 
from  materials  of  any  heading  except 
meat  of  bovine  animals,  fresh  or  chilled  of  heading 
No  0201 

0206 

0210 

0302  to 
0305 

0402, 
0404  to 
0406 

0403 

Edible  offal  of  bovine  animals,  swine,  sheep,  goats, 
horses,  asses,  mules  or  hinnies,  fresh,  chilled  or 
frozen 

Manufacture 
carcases  of  heading  Nos  0201  to  0205 

from  materials  of  any  heading  except 

Meat  and  edible  meat  offal,  salted,  in  brine,  dried 
or  smoked;  edible  flours  and  meals  of  meat  or  meat 
offal 

Manufacture 
from  materials  of  any  heading  except 
meat  and  offal  of  heading  Nos  0201  to  0206  and  0208 
or  poultry  liver  of  heading  No  0207 

Fish,  other  than  live  fish 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  materials  of  Chapter  3 
used  must  already  be  originating 

Dairy  products 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  except  milk 
or  cream  of  heading  No  0401  or  0402 

Buttermilk,  curdled  milk  and  cream,  yoghurt,  képhir 
and  other  fermented  or  acidified  milk  and  cream, 
whether  or  not  concentrated  or  containing  added 
sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter  or  flavoured  or 
containing  added  fruit  or  cocoa 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  of  Chapter  4  used  must  already  be 

originating, 

—  any  fruit  juice  (except  those  of  pineapple,  lime  or 
grapefruit)  of  heading  No  2009  used  must  be 
originating,  and 

—  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used  does 
the 

the  ex  works  price  of 

not  exceed  30  %  of 
product 

0408 

Birds'  eggs,  not  in  shell  and  egg  yolks,  fresh,  dried, 
cooked,  by  steaming  or  by  boiling 
in  water, 
moulded,  frozen  or  otherwise  preserved,  whether  or 
not  containing  added  sugar  or  other  sweetening 
matter 

Manufacture 
birds'  eggs  of  heading  No  0407 

from  materials  of  any  heading  except 

ex  0502 

Prepared  pigs',  hogs'  or  boars'  bristles  and  hair 

Cleaning,  disinfecting,  sorting  and  straightening  of 

«  bristles  and  hair 

ex  0506 

Bones  and  horn-cores  unworked 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  materials  of  Chapter  2 
used  must  already  be  originating 

,clP' 

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0710  to 
0713 

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(3) 

Edible  vegetables,  frozen  or  dried,  provisionally 
preserved  except  for  heading  Nos  ex  0710  and 
ex  0711 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  vegetable  materials  used 
must  already  be  originating 

ex  0710 

Sweet  corn  (uncooked  or  cooked  by  steaming  or 
boiling  in  water),  frozen 

Manufacture  from  fresh  or  chilled  sweet  corn 

ex  0711 

Sweet  corn,  provisionally  preserved 

Manufacture  from  fresh  or  chilled  sweet  corn 

0811 

Fruir  and  nuts,  uncooked  or  cooked  by  steaming  or 
boiling  in  water,  frozen,  whether  or  not  containing 
added  sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter: 

—  Containing  added  sugar 

Othe 

xManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  value  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  fruit  or  nuts  used  must 
already  be  originating 

Fruit  and  nuts  provisionally  preserved  (for  example, 
by  sulphur  dioxide  gas,  in  brine,  in  sulphur  water  or 
in  other  preservative  solutions),  but  unsuitable  in 
that  state  for  immediate  consumption 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  fruit  or  nuts  used  must 
already  be  originating 

Fruit,  dried,  other  than  that  of  heading  Nos  0801  to 
this 
0806;  mixtures  of  nuts  or  dried 
chapter 

fruits  of 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  fruit  or  nuts  used  must 
already  be  originating 

of 

fruit 

citrus 

Peel 
(including 
watermelons),  fresh,  frozen,  dried  or  provisionally 
preserved  in  brine,  in  sulphur  warer  or  in  other 
preservative  solutions 

or  melons 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  fruit  or  nuts  used  must 
already  be  originating 

0812 

0813 

0814 

ex  Chapter  11 

Products  of 
the  milling  industry;  malt,  starches; 
inulin;  wheat  gluten,  except  for  heading  No  ex 
1106 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  cereals,  edible  vegetables, 
roots  and  tubers  of  heading  No  0714  or  fruit  used  must 
already  be  originating 

ex  1106 

Flour  and  meal  of  the  dried,  shelled 
vegetables  of  heading  No  0713 

leguminous 

Drying  and  milling  of  leguminous  vegetables  of  heading 
No  0708 

1301 

Lac;  natural  gums,  resins,  gum-resins  and  balsams 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
heading  No  1301  used  may  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

.JP 

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(3) 

ex  1302 

Mucilages  and 
products,  modified 

thickeners  derived  from  vegetable 

Manufacture 
thickeners 

from 

non-modified  mucilages 

and 

AZl 

1501 

1502 

Lard;  other  pig 
whether  or  not  pressed  or  solvenr-exrracted: 

fat  and  poultry 

fat, 

rendered, 

—  Fats  from  bones  or  waste 

Othe 

Manufacture 
from  materials  of  any  heading  except 
those  of  heading  No  0203,  0206  or  0207  or  bones  of 
heading  No  0506 

Manufacture  from  meat  or  edible  offal  of  swine  of 
heading  No  0203  or  0206  or  of  meat  and  edible  offal 
of  poultry  of  heading  No  0207 

Fats  of  bovine  animals,  sheep  or  goats,  raw  or 
or 
or 
rendered, 
solvent-extracted: 

whether 

pressed 

not 

—  Fats  from  bones  or  waste 

—  Other 

Manufacture 
from  materials  of  any  heading  except 
those  of  heading  No  0201,  0202,  0204  or  0206  or 
bones  of  heading  No  0506 

Manufacture 
in  which  all 
Chapter  2  used  must  already  be  originating 

the  animal  materials  of 

1504 

Fats  and  oils  and  their  fractions,  of  fish  or  marine 
mammals,  whether 
bur  not 
or  not 
chemically  modified: 

refined, 

—  Solid  fractions  of  fish  oils  and  fats  and  oils  of 

marine  mammals 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  1504 

Manufacture 
Chapters  2  and  3  used  must  already  be  originating 

the  animal  materials  of 

in  which  all 

ex  1505 

Refined  lanolin 

Manufacture 
No  1505 

from  crude  wool  grease  of  heading 

1506 

Other  animal 
whether  or  not 
modified: 

fats  and  oils  and 
refined, 

but  not 

their 

fractions, 
chemically 

—  Solid  fractions 

Othc 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  1506 

Manufacture 
in  which  all 
Chapter  2  used  must  already  be  originating 

the  animal  materials  of 

ex  1507  to 
1515 

Fixed  vegetable  oils  and  their  fractions,  whether  or 
not  refined,  but  not  chemically  modified: 

—  Solid  fractions,  except  for  that  of  Jojoba  oil 

Other,  except  for: 

—  Lung  oil;  myrtle  wax  and  Japan  wax 

Manufacture  from  other  materials  of  heading  Nos  1507 
to  1515 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  vegetable  materials  used 
«must  already  be  originating 

—  Those  for  technical  or  industrial  uses  other 
for 

the  manufacture  of 

foodstuffs 

than 
human  consumption 

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(3) 

Animal  or  vegetable 
their 
fractions,  re-estcrified,  whether  or  not  refined  but 
not  further  prepared 

fats  and  oils  and 

Manufacture 
materials  used  must  already  be  originating 

in  which  all  the  animal  and  vegetable 

Edible  liquid  mixtures  of  vegetable  oils  of  heading 
Nos  1507  to  1515 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  vegetable  materials  used 
must  already  be  originating 

Industrial  fatty  alcohols  having  the  character  of 
artificial  waxes 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  including 
fatty  acids  of  heading  No  1519 

Sausages  and  similar  products,  of  meat,  meat  offal 
these 
or  blood; 
products 

food  preparations  based  on 

Manufacture  from  animals  of  Chapter  1 

Other  prepared  or  preserved  meat,  meat  offal  or 
blood 

Manufacture  from  animals  of  Chapter  1 

Extracts  and  juices  of  meat,  fish  or  crustaceans, 
molluscs  or  other  aquatic  invertebrates 

Manufacture  from  animals  of  Chapter  1.  However,  all 
fish, 
aquatic 
invertebrates  used  must  already  be  originating 

crustaceans,  molluscs 

other 

or 

Prepared  or  preserved 
substitutes  prepared  from  fish  eggs 

fish;  caviar  and  caviar 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  fish  or  fish  eggs  used 
must  already  be  originating 

Crustaceans,  molluscs 
invertebrates,  prepared  or  preserved 

and 

other 

aquatic 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  crustaceans,  molluscs  or 
other  aquatic 
invertebrates  used  must  already  be 
originating 

«n 

ex  1516 

ex  1517 

ex  1519 

1601 

1602 

1603 

1604 

1605 

ex  1701 

Cane  or  beet  sugar  and  chemically  pure  sucrose,  in 
solid  form,  flavoured  or  coloured 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

1702 

including  chemically  pure 

Other  sugars, 
lactose, 
maltose,  glucose  and  fructose,  in  solid  form;  sugar 
syrups  not  containing  added  flavouring  or  colouring 
matter;  artificial  honey,  whether  or  not  mixed  with 
natural  honey;  caramel: 

—  Chemically  pure  maltose  and  fructose 

—  Other 

sugars 

solid 

form, 

flavoured  or 

coloured 

—  Other 

ex  1703 

Molasses  resulting  from  the  extraction  or  refining  of 
sugar,  flavoured  or  coloured 

1704 

Sugar  confectionery  (including  white  chocolate),  not 
\  -
containing  cocoa 

.fff 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  1702 

Manufacture 
in  which  thc  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

Manufacture 
already  be  originating 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  must 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  in  a  heading  othcr  than  that  of  the  product, 
provided  thc  value  of  any  other  materials  of  Chapter  17 
used  does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

649 

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(2) 

(3) 

Chocolate  and  other  food  preparations  containing 
cocoa 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product, 
provided  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used 
does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Malt  extract;  food  prepararions  of  flour,  meal, 
starch  or  malt  extract,  not  containing  cocoa  powder 
or  containing  cocoa  powder  in  a  proportion  by 
weight  of  less  than  50  %,  not  elsewhere  specified  or 
included;  food  preparations  of  goods  of  heading 
Nos  0401  to  0404,  not  containing  cocoa  powder  or 
containing  cocoa  powder  in  a  proportion  by  weight 
than  10  %,  not  elsewhere  specified  or 
of 
included: 

less 

—  Malt  extract 

—  Other 

Pasta,  whether  or  not  cooked  or  stuffed  (with  meat 
or  other  substances)  or  otherwise  prepared,  such  as 
spaghetti,  macaroni,  noodles, 
lasagne,  gnocchi, 
ravioli,  cannelloni;  couscous,  whether  or  not 
prepared 

Manufacture  from  cereals  of  Chapter  10 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product, 
provided  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used 
does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  cereals  (except  durum 
wheat),  meat,  meat  offal,  fish,  crustaceans  or  molluscs 
used  must  already  be  originating 

Tapioca  and  substitutes 
from 
starch,  in  the  form  of  flakes,  grains,  pearls,  siftings 
or  in  similar  forms 

therefor  prepared 

Manufacture 
potato  starch  of  heading  No  1108 

from  materials  of  any  heading  except 

Prepared  foods  obtained  by  the  swelling  or  roasting 
o'f  cereals  or  cereal  products  (for  example,  corn 
flakes);  cereals,  other  than  maize  (corn),  in  grain 
form,  pre-cooked  or  otherwise  prepared: 

—  Not  containing  cocoa: 

—  Cereals,  other  than  maize  (corn),  in  grain 
form,  pre-cooked  or  otherwise  prepared 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading.  However, 
grains  and  cobs  of  sweet  corn,  prepared  or  preserved, 
of  heading  Nos  2001,  2004  and  2005  and  uncooked, 
boiled  or  steamed  sweet  corn,  frozen,  of  heading  No 
0710  may  not  be  used 

—  Other 

Manufacture  in  which: 

Containing  cocoa 

Bread,  pastry,  cakes,  biscuits  and  other  bakers' 
wares,  •  whether 
cocoa; 
communion  wafers,  empty  cachets  . of  a  kind 
suitable  for  pharmaceutical  use,  sealing  wafers,  rice 
paper  and  similar  products 

containing 

not 

or 

—  all  the  cereals  and  flour  (except  maize  of  the  species 
their 

Zea 
derivatives)  used  must  be  wholly  obtained,  and 

durum  wheat 

indurata 

and 

and 

—  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used  does 
not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the 
product 

Manufacture  from  materials  not  classified  in  heading 
the  value  of  any  materials  of 
No  1806,  provided 
Chaprer  17  used  does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except 

\  those  of  Chapter  11 

650 

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1S06 

1901 

1902 

1903 

1904 

1905 

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2001 

2002 

2003 

Vegetables,  fruit  nuts  and  other  edible  parts  of 
plants,  prepared  or  preserved  by  vinegar  or  acetic 
acid 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  fruit,  nuts  or  vegetables 
used  must  already  be  originating 

Tomatoes  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise  than  by 
vinegar  or  acetic  acid 

Manufacture 
already  be  originating 

in  which  all 

the 

tomatoes  used  must 

Mushrooms  and 
otherwise  than  by  vinegar  or  acetic  acid 

truffles,  prepared  or  preserved 

Manufacture 
used  must  already  be  originating 

in  which  all  the  mushrooms  or 

truffles 

2004 and 
2005 

Other  vegetables  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise 
than  by  vinegar  or  acetic  acid,  frozen  or  not 
frozen 

xManufacture 
already  be  originating 

in  which  all  the  vegetables  used  must 

Fruit,  nuts,  fruit-peel  and  other  parts  of  plants, 
preserved  by  sugar  (drained,  glacé  or  crystallized) 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

Jams,  fruit  jellies,  marmalades,  fruit  or  nut  purée 
and  fruit  or  nut  pastes,  being  cooked,  preparations, 
whether  or  not  containing  added  sugar  or  other 
sweetening  matter 

xManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  must  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

2006 

2007 

2008 

Fruit,  nuts  and  other  edible  parts  of  plants 
otherwise  prepared  or  preserved,  whether  or  not 
containing  added  sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter 
or  spirit,  not  elsewhere  specified  or  included: 

—  Fruit  and  nuts  cooked  otherwise 

than  by 
steaming  or  boiling  in  water,  not  containing 
added  sugar,  frozen 

—  Nuts,  not  containing  added  sugar  or  spirits 

Other 

ex 2009 

Fruit  juices  (including  grape  must),  unfermented  and 
not  containing 
spirit,  whether  or  not 
containing  added  sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter 

added 

xManufacture  in  which  all  the  fruit  and  nuts  used  must 
already  be  originating 

xManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  the  originating  nuts 
and  oil  seeds  of  heading  Nos  0801,  0802  and  1202  to 
1207  used  exceeds  60  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

in  which  ail 

•xManufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product, 
provided  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used 
does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product, 
provided  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used 
does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Roasted 
concentrates  thereof 

chicory 

and 

extracts, 

essences 

and 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  chicory  used  must  already 
be  originating 

Sauces 
condiments  and  mixed  seasonings 

preparations 

therefor;  mixed 
» 

and 

in  which  all 

xManufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  orher  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  mustard  flour  or  meal  or  prepared  mustard 
may  be  used 

Prepared  mustard 

Manufacture  from  mustard  flour  or  meal 

ex  2101 

ex  2103 

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ex  2104 

Soups  and  broths  and  preparations  therefor 

iManufacture  from  marerials  of  any  heading,  except 
prepared  or  preserved  vegetables  of  heading  Nos  2002 
ro  2005 

Homogenized  composite  food  preparations 

The  rule  for  the  heading  in  which  the  product  would  be 
classified  in  bulk  shall  apply 

ex  2106 

Sugar  syrups,  flavoured  or  coloured 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  17  used  must  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

2201 

2202 

including  natural  or  artificial  mineral 
Waters, 
waters  and  aerated  waters,  not  containing  added 
sugar  or  other  sweetening  matter  nor  flavoured;  ice 
and  snow 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  water  used  must  already 
be  originating 

Waters, 
aerated 
including  mineral  waters  and 
waters,  containing  added  sugar  or  other  sweetening 
matter 
non-alcohlic 
beverages,  not  including  fruit  or  vegetable  juices  of 
heading  No  2009 

and  other 

flavoured, 

or 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product, 
provided  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  17  used 
does  not  exceed  30  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product  and  any  fruit  juice  used  (except  for  pineapple, 
lime  and  grapefruit  juices)  must  already  be  originating 

ex  2204 

Wine  of  fresh  grapes,  including  fortified  wines,  and 
grape  must  with  the  addition  of  alcohol 

Manufacture  from  other  grape  must 

2205 
ex  2207, 
ex  2208  and 
ex  2209 

The  following,  containing  grape  materials: 

vermouth  and  other  wine  of  fresh  grapes  flavoured 
with  plants  or  aromatic  substances;  ethyl  alcohol 
and  other  spirits,  denatured  or  not;  spirits,  liqueurs 
and  other  spirituous  beverages;  compound  alcoholic 
preparations  of  a  kind  used  for  the  manufacture  of 
beverages;  vinegar 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except 
grapes  or  any  material  derived  from  grapes 

ex  2208 

Whiskies  of  an  alcoholic  strength  by  volume  of  less 
than  50  %  vol 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  cereal  based 
spirits  used  does  not  exceed  15  %  of  the  ex  works  price 
of  the  product 

ex  2303 

ex  2306 

from 

the  manufacture  of  starch 

from 
Residues 
maize  (excluding  concentrated  steeping  liquors),  of 
a  protein  content,  calculated  on  the  dry  product, 
exceeding  40  %  by  weight 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  maize  used  must  already 
be  originating 

Oil  cake  and  other  solid  residues  resulting  from  the 
extraction  of  olive  oil, containing  more  than  3  %  of 
olive  oil 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the  olives  usedmust  already 
be  originating 

2309 

Preparations  of  a  kind  used  in  animal  feeding 

Manufacture  in which  all  the  cereals,  sugar  or  molasses, 
must  or  milk  used  must  already  be  originating 

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(3) 

Cigars,  cheroots,  cigarillos 
tobacco  or  of  tobacco  substitutes 

and 

cigarettes,  of 

xManufacture  in  which  at  least  70  %  by  weight  of  the 
unmanufactured  tobacco  or  tobacco  refuse  of  heading 
No  2401  used  must  already  be  originating 

ex  2403 

Smoking  tobacco 

Manufacture  in  which  at  least  70  %  by  weight  of  the 
unmanufactured  tobacco  or  tobacco  refuse  of  heading 
No  2401  used  must  already  be  originating 

ex«504 

ex  2515 

ex  2516 

Natural  crystalline  graphite,  with  enriched  carbon 
content,  purified  and  ground 

Enriching  of  rhe  carbon  content,  purifying  and  grinding 
of  crude  crystalline  graphite 

Marble,  merely  cut  by  sawing  or  otherwise 
into 
blocks  or  slabs  of  a  rectangular  (including  square) 
shape,  of  a  thickness  not  exceeding  25  cm 

Cutting,  by  sawing  or  otherwise,  of  marble  (even  if 
already  sawn)  of  a  thickness  exceeding  25  cm 

Granite  porphyry,  basalt,  sandstone  and  other 
monumental  and  building  stones,  merely  cut  by 
sawing  or  otherwise,  into  blocks  or  slabs  of  a 
rectangular  (including  square)  shape,  of  a  thickness 
not  exceeding  25  cm 

Cutting,  by  sawing  or  otherwise,  of  stones  (even  if 
already  sawn)  of  a  thickness  exceeding  25  cm 

ex  25IS 

Calcined  dolomite 

Calcination  of  dolomite  not  calcined 

ex  2519 

Crushed  natural  magnesium  carbonate  (magnesite), 
in  hermetically  sealed  containers,  and  magnesium 
oxide,  whether  or  not  pure,  other 
fused 
than 
magnesia  or  dead-burned  (sintered)  magnesia 

in  which  all 

xManufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  natural  magnesium  carbonate 
(magnesite) 
may  be  Used 

ex  2520 

Plasters  specially  prepared  for  dentistry 

iManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

ex  2524 

Natural  asbestos  fibres 

xManufacture  from  asbestos  concentrate 

ex  2525 

Mica  powder 

Grinding  of  mica  or  mica  waste 

ex  2530 

Earth  colours,  calcined  or  powdered 

Calcination  or  grinding  of  earth  colours 

ex  2707 

the 

the  weight  of 
that  of 

aromatic 
Oils 
in  which 
the  non-aromatic 
constituents  exceeds 
constituents,  being  oils  similar 
to  mineral  oils 
obtained  by  distillation  of  high  temperature  coal 
tar,  of  which  more  than  65  %  by  volume  distils  at  a 
temperature  of  up  to  250  °C  (including  mixtures  of 
petroleum  spirit  and  benzole),  for  use  as  power  or 
heating  fuels 

Operations  of  refining  anaVor  one  or  more  specific 
process(es)  (') 

Other  operations  in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
the 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

ex  2709 

Crude  oils  obtained  from  bituminous  minerals 

Destructive  distillation  of  bituminous  materials 

(')  See  introductory  note  7  —  Annex  I. 

.n 

653 

(I) 

2710 to 
2712 

(2) 

(3) 

4*7 

Petroleum  oils  and  oils  obtained  from  bituminous 
than  crude;  preparations  not 
materials,  other 
elsewhere 
included,  containing  by 
weight  70  %  or  more  of  petroleum  oils  or  of  oils 
obtained  from  bituminous  materials,  these  oils  being 
the  basic  constituents  of  the  preparations 

specified  or 

Petroleum  gases  and  other  gaseous  hydrocarbons 

Petroleum 
jelly;  paraffin  wax,  microcrystalline 
petroleum  wax,  slack  wax,  ozokerite,  lignite  wax, 
peat  wax,  other  mineral  waxes  and  similar  products 
obtained  by 
synthesis  or  by  other  processes, 
whether  or  not  coloured 

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 
process(es)  (') 

Other  operations  in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

2713 to 
2715 

Petroleum  coke,  petroleum  bitumen  and  other 
residues  of  petroleum  oils  or  of  oils  obtained  from 
bituminous  materials 

( 

Bitumen  and  asphalt,  natural;  bituminous  or  oil 
shale  and  tar  sands;  asphaltites  and  asphaltic  rocks 

Bituminous  mixtures  based  on  natural  asphalt,  on 
natural  bitumen,  on  petroleum  bitumen,  on  mineral 
tar  or  on  mineral  tar  pitch 

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 
process(es)  (') 

Other  operations  in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product. 

than.  that  of 

ex  Chapter  28 

organic 

chemicals; 

Inorganic 
inorganic 
compounds  of  precious  metals,  of  rare  earth  metals, 
of  radioactive  elements  or  of  isotopes;  except  for 
heading  Nos  ex  2811  and  ex  2833  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below 

or 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

ex  2811 

Sulphur  trioxide 

xManufacture  from  sulphur  dioxide 

ex  2833 

Aluminium  sulphate 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

ex  Chapter  29 

Organic  chemicals,  except  for  heading  Nos  ex 2901, 
.ex  2902,  ex  2905,  2915,  ex  2932,  2933  and  2934, 
for  which  the  position  is  set  out  below 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
xManufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

ex  2901 

Acyclic  hydrocarbons  for  use  as  power  or  heating 
fuels 

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 
process(es)  (') 

Other  operations  in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

(')  Sec introductory  note  7 — Annex  I. 

654 

(i) 

(2) 

(3) 

4% 

ex 2902 

Cyclanes 
benzene, 
heating  fuels 

cyclencs 

and 
azulenes), 
(other 
toluene,  xylenes,  for  use  as  power  or 

than 

ex 2905 

xMetal  alcoholates  of  alcohols  of  this  heading  and  of 
ethanol  or  glycerol 

their 
Saturated  acyclic  monocarboxylic  acids  and 
anhydrides,  halides,  peroxides  and  peroxyacids; 
their 
or 
nitrosated  derivatives 

halogenated, 

sulphonated, 

nitrated 

Internal 
and 
sulphonated,  nitrated  or  nitrosated  dérivâtes 

ethers 

their 

halogenated, 

2915 

ex 2932 

2933 

2934 

Other  heterocyclic  compounds 

ex  Chapter  30 

Pharmaceutical  products,  except  for  heading  Nos 
3002,  3003  and  3004,  for  which  the  rules  are  set 
out  below 

3002 

blood 

blood; 

animal 

Human 
for 
therapeutic,  prophylactic  or  diagnostic  uses;  antisera 
and  other  blood  fractions;  vaccines,  toxins,  cultures 
of  micro-organisms  (excluding  yeasts)  and  similar 
products: 

prepared 

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 
process(es)  (') 

Other  operations  in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  2905.  However,  metal 
alcoholates  of  this  heading  may  be  used,  provided  their 
value  does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading.  However, 
thc  value  of  all  the  materials  of  heading  Nos  2915  and 
2916  used  may  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price 
of  the  product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading.  However, 
the  value  of  all  the  materials  of  heading  No  2909  used 
may  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

xManufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading.  However, 
the  value  of  all  the  materials  of  heading  Nos  2932  and 
2933  used  may  not  exceed  20  %  of  thc  ex  works  price 
of  the  product 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,'materials  classified  within  the  same 
their  value  does  not 
heading  may  be  used  provided 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  othcr 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

—  Cyclic  acetals  and  internal  hemiacetals  and  their 
halogenated,  sulphonated,  nitrated  or  nitrosated 
dérivâtes 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading 

Heterocyclic 
hetero-atom(s)  only;  nucleic  acids  and  their  salts 

compounds 

with 

nitrogen 

—  Products  consisting  of  two  or  more  constituents 
which  have  been  mixed  together  for  therapeutic 
or  prophylactic  uses  or  unmixed  products  for 
these  uses,  put  up  in  measured  doses  or  in  forms 
or  packings  for  retail  sale 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3002.  The  materials  of 
this  description  may  also  be  used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

(')  See introductory  note  7 — Annex  I. 

655 

(2) 

(3) 

4M 

tu 

3002 
(cont'd) 

Other: 

—  Human  blood 

Animal  blood  prepared  for  therapeutic  or 
prophylactic  uses 

Blood 
than 
haemoglobin  and  serum  globulin 

fractions 

other 

antisera, 

Haemoglobin,  blood  globulin  and 
globulin 

serum 

Othe 

3003 
and 
3004 

Medicaments  (excluding  goods  of  heading  No  3002, 
3005  or  3006) 

ex  Chapter  31 

Fertilizers  except  for  heading  No  ex  3105  for  which 
the  rule  is  set  out  below 

ex  3105 

of 

the 

fertilizing 

Mineral  or  chemical  fertilizers  containing  two  or 
three 
nitrogen, 
phosphorus  and  potassium;  other  fertilizers;  goods 
of  this  chapter,  in  tablets  or  similar  forms  or  in 
packages  of  a  gross  weight  not  exceeding  10  kg, 
except  for: 

elements 

—  Sodium  nitrate 

—  Calcium  cyanamide 

•—  Potassium  sulphate 

—  Magnesium  potassium  sulphate 

xManufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3002.  The  materials  of 
this  description  may  also  be  used,  provided  their  value 
does  nor  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  svorks  price  of  the 
product 

xManufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3002.  Thc  materials  of 
this  description  may  also  be  used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

xManufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3002.  The  materials  of 
this  description  may  also  be  used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3002.  The  materials  of 
this  description  may  also  be  used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  20  %  of  tthe  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

xManufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3002.  The  materials  of 
this  description  may  also  be  used,  provided  their  value 
does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
producr 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the  product.  However,  materials 
of  heading  No  3003  or  3004  may  be  used  provided 
their  value,  taken  together,  does  not  exceed  20  %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

in  which  all 

xManufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
the 
classified  within  a  heading,  other 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the  product.  However,  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  may  be  used 
provided  their  value  does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

6Ù6 

>F 

in 

(2) 

(31 

* rc 

ex  Chapter  32 

Tanning  or  dyeing  extracts; 
their 
derivatives;  dyes,  pigments  and  other  colouring 
matter;  paints  and  varnishes;  putty  and  othcr 
mastics;  inks;  except  for  heading  Nos  ex  3201  and 
3205,  for  which  the  rules  are  set  out  below 

tannins  and 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
xManufacture 
the 
classified  wirhin  a  heading  other 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided 
their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

ex  3201 

3205 

Tannins  and 
derivatives 

their  salts,  ethers,  esters  and  other 

iManufacture  from  tanning  extracts  of  vegetable  origin 

Colour  lakes;  preparations  as  specified  in  Note  3  to 
this  chapter  based  on  colour  lakes  (') 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except 
heading  Nos  3202  and  3204  provided  the  value  of  any 
materials  classified  within  heading  No  3205  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex Chapter  33 

Essential  oils  and  resinoids;  perfumery,  cosmetic  or 
toilet  preparations;  except  for  heading  No  3301,  for 
which  the  rule  is  set  out  below 

3301 

ex  Chapter  34 

oils 

not), 

Essential 
including 
(terpeneless  or 
concretes  and  absolutes;  resinoids;  concentrates  of 
essential  oils  in  fats,  in  fixed  oils,  in  waxes  or  the 
like,  obtained  by  enfleurage  or  maceration;  terpenic 
by-products  of  the  deterpenation  of  essential  oils; 
aqueous 
solutions  of 
essential  oils 

distillates 

aqueous 

and 

organic 

surface-active 

agents,  washing 
Soap, 
artificial 
preparations, 
lubricating  preparations, 
waxes,  prepared  waxes,  polishing  or 
scouring 
preparations,  candles  and  similar  articles,  modelling 
pastes,  'dental  waxes'  and  dental  preparations  with 
a  basis  of  plaster;  except  for  heading  Nos  ex  3403 
and  3404,  for  which  the  position  is  set  out  below 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

xManufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
materials  of  a  different  'group'  (:)  within  this  heading. 
However,  materials  of  the  same  group  may  be  used, 
provided  their  value  does  nor  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex-
works  price  of  the  product 

the  materials  used  are 
in  which  all 
xManufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other  rhan 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

ex  3403 

Lubricating  preparations  containing  petroleum  oils 
or  oils  obtained  from  bituminous  minerals,  provided 
they  represent  less  than  70  %  by  weight 

Operations  of  refining  and/or  one  or  more  specific 
process(es) {•') 

Other  operations  in  which  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

ex  3404 

Artificial  waxes  and  prepared  waxes: 

—  Artificial  waxes  and  prepared  waxes  with  a  basis 
of  paraffin,  petroleum  waxes,  waxes  obtained 
from  bituminous  materials,  slack  wax  or  scale 
wax: 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  ^re 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  that  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  thc  ex-works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

(')  Note  3  to  Chapter  32  says  that  these  preparations  arc those of  a  kind  used  for  colouring  any  material  or  uscd  as  ingredients  in  the  manufaauring  of 

colouring  preparations,  provided  they  are  not  classified  within  another  heading  in  Chapter  32. 

(l)  A 'group* is regarded  as  any  part  of  thc  heading separated  from  thc  rest  by a  semi-colon. 
(J)  Sec introductory  note  7 — Annex  I. 

657 

4tt 

(i) 

' 
3404 
(cont'd) 

Other 

(2) 

(3) 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except: 

—  hydrogenated  oils  having  the  character  of  waxes  of 

heading  No  1516, 

—  fatty  acids  not  chemically  defined  or  industrial  fatty 
alcohols  having  the  character  of  waxes  of  heading 
No  1519, 

—  matcriais  of  heading  No  3404. 

However,  these  materials  may  be  used  provided  their 
value  does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of 
the  product 

ex  Chapter  35 

Albuminoidal  substances;  modified  starches;  glues; 
enzymes;  except  for  heading  Nos  3505  and  ex  3507 
for  which  the  rules  are  set  out  below 

3505 

Dextrins  and  other  modified  starches  (for  example, 
pregelatinized  or  esterified  starches);  glues  based  on 
starches,  or  on  dextrins  or  other  modified  starches: 

—  Starch  ethers  and  esters 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
xManufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  wirhin  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

xManufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  3505 

xManufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except 
those  of  heading  No  1108 

enzymes  nor 

elsewhere 

specified  or 

xManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Other 

Prepared 
included 

ex  3507 

Chapter  36 

Explosives; 
matches; 
pyrophoric  alloys;  certain  combusrible  preparations 

pyrotechnic 

products; 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
iManufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  Howevet,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

ex Chapter  37 

Photographic  or  cinematographic  goods;  except  for 
heading  Nos  3701,  3702  and  3704  for  which  the 
rules  are  set  out  below 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
xManufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  rhe  product 

that  of 

than 

3701 

3702 

3704 

Photographic  plates  and  film  in  the  flat,  sensitized, 
unexposed,  of  any  material  other 
than  paper, 
paperboard  or  textiles;  instant  print  film  in  the  flat, 
sensitized,  unexposed,  whether  or  not  in  packs 

in  which  all 

iManufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
3702 

the  materials  used  arc 
than  heading  No 

Photographic  film  in  rolls,  sensitized,  unexposed,  of 
than  paper,  paperboard  or 
any  material  other 
textiles; 
rolls,  sensitized, 
unexposed 

instant  print 

film 

in 

in  which  all 

xManufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  heading  No  3701 
or  3702 

Photographic  plates,  film,  paper,  paperboard  and 
textiles,  exposed  but  not  developed 

in  which  all 

iManufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  heading  Nos 
3701  to  3704 

•1W 

(2) 

ex  Chapter  38 

ex  3801 

ex  3803 

ex  3805 

chemical 

for 
Miscellaneous 
heading  Nos  ex  3801, ex  3803,  ex  3805,  ex  3806, 
ex  3807,  3808  to  3814,  3818  to  3820,  3822  and 
3823  for  which  rhe  rules  are  set  out  below: 

products; 

except 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

—  Colloidal  graphite 

in  oil  and 
semi-colloidal  graphite;  carbonaceous  pastes  for 
electrodes 

in  suspension 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

—  Graphite  in  paste  form,  being  a  mixture  of  more 
than  30  %  by  weight  of  graphite  with  mineral 
oils 

xManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  rhe  materials  of 
heading  No  3403  used  does  not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

Refined  tall  oil 

Refining  of  crude  tall  oil 

Spirits  of  sulphate  turpentine,  purified 

Purification  by  distillation  or  refining  of  raw  spirits  of 
sulphate  turpentine 

ex  3806 

Ester  gums 

Manufacture  from  resin  acids 

ex  3807 

Wood  pitch  (wood  tar  pitch) 

Distillation  of  wood  tar 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
xManufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

3808 
to 
ex  3811 
3812 
to 
3814 
3818 
to 
3820 
3822 
and 
3823 

xMiscellaneous  chemical  products: 

—  The  following  of  heading  No  3823: 

—  Prepared  binders 

for 
cores  based  on  natural  resinous  products 

foundry  moulds  or 

—  Naphthenic  acids,  their  water  insoluble  salts 

and  their  esters 

—  Sorbitol  other 

than 

that  of  heading  No 

2905 

—  Petroleum  sulphonates,  excluding  petroleum 
sulphonates  of  alkali  metals,  of  ammonium 
or  of  ethanolamines;  thiophenated  sulphonic 
acids  of  oils  obtained 
from  bituminous 
minerals,  and  their  salts 

—  Ion  exchangers 

—  Getters  for  vacuum  tubes 

—  Alkaline  iron  oxide  for  rhe  purification  of 

gas 

—  Ammoniacal  gas 

liquors  and  spent  oxide 

produced  in  coal  gas  purification 

—  Sulphonaphthenic  acids,  their  water  insoluble 

salts  and  their  esters 

—  Fusel  oil  and  Dippel's  oil 

—  Mixtures  of  salts  having  different  anions 

—  Copying  pastes  with  a  basis  of  gelatin, 
textile 

whether  or  not  on  a  paper  or 
backing 

—  Other 

iManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of^he 
product 

ex  3811 

Prepared  additives  for 
lubricating  oil,  containing 
petroleum  oils  or  oils  obtained  from  bituminous 
materials 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  3811  used  does  not  exceed  5 0%  of  thc 
product 

JP 

659  t 

w 

(2) 

(3) 

Plastics  in  primary  forms,  waste,  parings  and  scrap, 
of  plastic;  except  for  heading  No  ex  3907  for  which 
the  rule  is  set  out  below: 

—  Addition  homopolymerization  products 

Manufacture  in  which: 

Other 

Copolymer,  made 
acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene  copolymer  (ABS) 

polycarbonate 

from 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 
50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  39  used  does 
not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product {') 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  the  materials  of 
Chapter  39  used  does  not  exceed  20  % of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product (') 

and 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

m 

ex 3901 
to 
3915 

ex 3907 

ex 3916 
to 
3921 

Semi-manufactures  and  articles  of  plastics,  except 
for  heading  Nos  ex  3916,  ex  3917  and  ex  3920,  for 
which  the  rules  are  set  out  below: 

—  Flat  products, 

further  worked 

than  only 
surface-worked  or  cut  into  forms  other  than 
rectangular  (including  square);  other  products, 
further  worked  than  only  surface-worked 

iManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  39  used  does  not  exceed  50  % of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

—  Other: 

.  —  Addition  homopolymerization  products 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  Other 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  nor  exceed 
50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  any  materials  of  Chapter  39  used  does 
not  exceed  20  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product (') 

xManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  any  materials  of 
Chapter  39  used  does  not  exceed  20  % of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product (') 

ex 3916 
and 
ex 3917 

Profile  shapes  and  tubes 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 
50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  any  materials  classified  in  the  same 
heading  as  the  product  does  not  exceed  20  % of  the 
ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex 3920 

Ionomer  sheet  or  film 

xManufacture  from  a  thermoplastic  partial  salt  which  is 
•a  copolymer  of  ethylene  and  metacrylic  acid  partly 
neutralized  with  metal  ions,  mainly  zinc  and  sodium 

(')  In the case  of  products  composed  of  materials classified  within  both  heading  Nos  3901  to  3906,  on  the one hand, and  within  heading  Nos  3907  to 

3911,  on  the other  hand,  this  restriction  only  applies  to that group of  matcriais which  predominates by weight  in the product. 

Jr" 

660  ^f 

1% 

(3) 

Articles  of  plastic 

Manufacture  m  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Laminated  slabs  of  crepe  rubber  for  shoes 

Lamination  of  sheets  of  natural  rubber 

Compounded 
forms  or  in  prates,  sheets  or  strip 

rubber,  unvulcanized, 

in  primary 

Retreaded  or  used  pneumatic  tyres  of  rubber;  solid 
or  cushion  ryres,  interchangeable  tyre  treads  and 
tyre  flaps  of  rubber 

xManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used,  except  natural  rubber,  does  not  exceed  50  %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

xManufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading,  except 
those  of  heading  No  4011  or  4012 

tu 

3922 
to 
3926 

ex  4001 

4005 

4012 

ex  4017 

Articles  of  hard  rubber 

xManufacture  from  hard  rubber 

ex  4102 

Raw  skins  of  sheep  or  lambs,  without  wool  on 

Removal  of  wool  from  sheep  or  lamb  skins,  with  wool 
on 

4104 
to 
4107 

4109 

Leather,  without  hair  or  wool  other  than  leather  of 
heading  No  4108  or  4109 

Retanning  of  pre-tanned  leather 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
product 

the  materials  used  are 
the 

that  of 

than 

Patent 
metallized  leather 

leather 

and 

patent 

laminated 

leather; 

from 

to 
Manufacture 
4107  provided  its  value  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

leather  of  heading  Nos  4104 

ex  4302 

Tanned  or  dressed  furskins,  assembled: 

—  Plates,  crosses  and  similar  forms 

—  Other 

Bleaching  or  dyeing, 
to  cutting  and 
assembly  of  non-assembled  tanned  or  dressed  furskins 

in  addition 

Manufacture  from  non-assembled,  tanned  or  dressed 
furskins 

4303 

Articles  of  apparel,  clothing  accessories  and  other 
articles  of  furskin 

xManufacture  from  non-assembled,  tanned  or  dressed 
furskins,  of  heading  No  4302 

ex  4403 

Wood  roughly  squared 

xVlanufacture  from  wood  in  the  rough,  whether  or  not 
stripped  of  its  bark  or  merely  roughed  down 

Planing,  sanding  or  finger-jointing 

Splicing,  planing,  sanding  or  finger-jointing 

Sanding  or  finger-jointing 

Wood  sawn  or  chipped  lengthwise,  sliced  or  peeled, 
of  a  thickness  exceeding  6  mm,  planed,  sanded  or 
.  finger-joinred 

sheets  and 

Veneer 
for  plywood,  of  a 
sheets 
thickness  not  exceeding  6  mm,  sliced,  and  other 
wood  sawn 
lengthwise,  sliced  or  peeled,  of  a 
thickness  not  exceeding  6  mm,  planed,  sanded  or 
finger-jointed 

—  Wood  (including  strips  and  friezes  for  parquet 
flooring,  not  assembled)  continuously  shaped 
chamfered, 
(tongued, 
V-jointed,  beaded,  moulded,  rounded  or 
the 
like)  along  any  of  its  edges  or  faces,  sanded  or 
finger-jointed 

grooved, 

rebated, 

ex  4407 

ex  4408 

ex  4409 

ex  4410 
to 
ex  4413 

—  Beadings  and  mouldings 

Beading  or  moulding 

Beadings  and  mouldings,  including  moulded  skirting 
and  other  moulded  boards 

Beading  or  moulding 

661 

-^ 

fft 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

ex 4415 

ex 4416 

Packing  cases,  boxes,  crates,  drums  and  similar 
packings,  of  wood 

Manufacture  from  boards  not  cut  to  size 

Casks,  barrels,  vats, 
products  and  parts  thereof,  of  wood 

tubs  and  other  coopers' 

xManufacture  from  riven  staves,  not  further  worked 
than  sawn  on  the  two  principal  surfaces 

ex 4418 

—  Builders'  joinery  and  carpentry  of  wood 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
iManufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  cellular  wood  panels,  shingles  and 
shales  may  be  used 

that  of 

than 

—  Beadings  and  mouldings 

Beading  or  moulding 

ex 4421 

Match  splints;  wooden  pegs  or  pins  for  footwear 

xManufacture  from  wood  of  any  heading  except  drawn 
wood  of  heading  No  4409 

4503 

Articles  of  natural  cork 

Manufacture  from  cork  of  heading  No  4501 

ex  4811 

Paper  and  paperboard, 
only 

ruled, 

lined  or  squared 

Manufacture  from  paper-making  materials  of 
Chapter  47 

4816 

4817 

Carbon  paper,  self-copy  paper  and  other  copying  or 
transfer  papers  (other  than  those  of  heading  No 
4809),  duplicator  stencils  and  offset  plates,  of 
paper,  whether  or  not  put  up  in  boxes 

xManufacture  from  paper-making  materials  of 
Chapter  47 

plain 

letter 

cards, 

Envelopes, 
and 
correspondence  cards,  of  paper  or  paperboard; 
boxes,  pouches,  wallets  and  writing  compendiums, 
of-  paper  or  paperboard,  containing  an  assortment 
of  paper  stationery 

postcards 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  4818 

Toilet  paper 

Manufacture  from  paper-making  materials  of 
Chapter  47 

ex  4819 

Cartons,  boxes,  cases,  bags  and  other  packing 
containers,  of  paper,  paperboard,  cellulose  wadding 
or  webs  of  cellulose  fibres 

ex  4820 

Letter  pads 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

ex 4823 

Other  paper,  paperboard,  cellulose  wadding  and 
webs  of  cellulose  fibres,  cut  to  size  or  shape 

Manufacture  from  paper-making  materials  of 
Chapter  47 

i 

4909 

10 

illustrated  postcards;  printed  cards 
Printed  or 
bearing 
or 
announcements,  whether  or  not  illustrated,  with  or 
without  envelopes  or  trimmings 

greetings, 

messages 

personal 

Manufacture 
heading  No  4909  or  4911 

from  materials  not  classified  within 

6 62 W 

(1) 

4910 

(2) 

Calendars  of  any  kind,  printed,  including  calendar 
blocks: 

—  Calenders  of 

type  or  with 
replaceable  blocks  mounted  on  bases  other  than 
paper  or  paperboard 

'perpetual' 

the 

Other 

f}« 

xManufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture 
heading  No  4909  or  4911 

from  materials  not  -classified  within 

ex  5003 

5501 
to 
5507 

Silk  waste  (including  cocoons  unsuitable  for  reeling, 
yarn  waste 
stock),  carded  or 
combed 

and  garnetted 

Carding  or  combing  of  silk  waste 

Man-made  staple  fibres 

Manufacture  from  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

ex  Chapter  50 

Yarn,  monofilament  and  thread 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

to 
Chapter  55 

—  raw  silk,  silk  waste,  carded  or  combed  or  otherwise 

processed  for  spinning, 

—  other  natural 

fibres,  not  carded,  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning, 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp,  or 

—  paper-making  materials 

Woven  fabrics: 

—  Incorporating  rubber  thread 

iManufacture  from  single  yarn  (') 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  coir  yarn, 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spj^ning, 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp,  or 

—  paper 

or 

Printing  accompanied  by  at  least  two  preparatory  or 
finishing  operations 
(such'  as  scouring,  bleaching, 
mercerizing,  heat  setting,  raising,  calendering,  shrink 
resistance  processing,  permanent  finishing,  decatizing, 
impregnating,  mending  and  burling)  where  the  value  of 
the  unprinted  fabric  used  does  not  exceed  4 7 , 5%  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex Chapter  56 

Wadding,  felt  and  non-wovens;  special  yarns,  twine 
cordage, 
thereof 
ropes  and  cables  and  articles 
except  for  heading  Nos  5602,  5604,  5605  and 
5606,  for  which  the  rules  are  set  out  below 

iManufacture  from  ('): 

—  coir  yarn, 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp,  or 

—  paper-making  materials 

(')  For  special  conditions  relating  to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of  textile  materials, see Note  5. 

tP 

6 6 3^ 

(2) 

(3) 

1T9 

5602 

Felt,  whether  or  nor  impregnated,  coated,  covered 
or  laminated: 

—  Needleloom  felt 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

However: 

—  polypropylene  filament  of  heading  No  5402, 

—  polypropylene  fibres  of  heading  No  5503  or  5506, 

or 

the  denomination 

—  polypropylene  filamenr  tow  of  heading  No  5501, of 
which 
in  all  cases  of  a  single 
filament  or  fibre  is  less  than  nine  decitex  may  be 
used  provided 
their  value  does  not  exceed 
40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  made  from  casein,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

5604 

Rubber 
textile 
thread  and  cord,  textile  covered; 
yarn,  and  strip  and  the  like  of  heading  No  5404  or 
5405, 
impregnated,  coated,  covered  or  sheathed 
with  rubber  or  plastics: 

—  Rubber  thread  and  cord,  textile  covered 

xManufacture  from  rubber  thread  or  cord,  not  textile 
covered 

Othe 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

5605 

5606 

Metallized  yarn,  whether  or  not  gimped,  being 
textile  yarn,  or  strip  or  the  like  of  heading  No  5404 
or  5405,  combined  with  metal 
thc  form  of 
thread,  strip  or  powder  or  covered  with  metal 

in 

Gimped  yarn,  and  strip  and  the  like  of  heading  No 
5404  or  5405,  gimped  (other  than  those  of  heading 
No  5605  and  gimped  horsehair  yarn);  chenille  yarn 
(including  flock  chenille  yarn);  loop  wale-yarn 

—  natural  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or  otherwise 

processed  for  spinning, 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp,  or 

—  paper-making  materials 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning, 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp,  or 

—  paper-making  materials 

Manufacture  from(')'-

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning, 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp,  or 

—  paper-making  materials 

(')  For  special conditions  relating  to  products  made of  a  mixture  of  textile  matcriais, sec Note  5. 

JLÛ 

664 

(I) 

(2) 

(3) 

00 

Chapter  57 

Carpets  and  other  textile  floor  coverings: 

—  Of  needlcloom  felt 

Manufacture  from('): 

—  natural  fibres,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp. 

However: 

—  polypropylene  filament  of  heading  No  5402, 

—  polypropylene  fibres  of  heading  No  5503  or  5506, 

or 

—  polypropylene  filament  tow  of  heading  No  5501  of 
which  the  denomination 
in  all  cases  of  a  single 
filament  or  fibre  is  less  than  nine  decitex  may  be 
their  value  does  not  exceed 
used  provided 
40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that 

—  Of  other  felt 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  Othcr 

—  natural  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or  otherwise 

processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  coir  yarn, 

—  synthetic  or  artificial  filament  yarn, 

—  natural  fibres,  or 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning 

ex Chapter  58 

Special  woven  fabrics;  tufted  textile  fabrics;  lace; 
tapestries; 
for 
heading  Nos  5805  and  5810;  the  rule  for  heading 
No  5810  is  set  out  below: 

embroidery, 

trimmings, 

except 

—  Combined  with  rubber  thread 

Manufacture  from  single  yarn  (') 

—  Other 

Manufacrure  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

Printing  accompanied  by  at  least  two  preparatory  or 
(such  as  scouring,  bleaching, 
finishing  operations 
mercerizing,  heat  setting,  raising,  calendering,  shrink 
resistance  processing,  permanent  finishing,  decatizing, 
impregnating,  mending  and  burling)  where  the  value  of 
the  unprinted  fabric  used  does  not  exceed  47,5  %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

5810 

Embroidery  in  the  piece,  in  strips  or  in  motifs 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

(')  For  special  conditions  relating  to  products  made  of  a  mixture  of  textile  materials, see  Note  J. 

IÛ 

665 

ZoA 

(I) 

5901 

<2) 

(3) 

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

Manufactute  from  yarn 

5902 

Tyre  cord  fabric  of  high  tenacity  yarn  of  nylon  or 
other  polyamides,  polyesters  or  viscose  rayon: 

—  Containing  not  more  than  90  %  by  weight  of 

Manufacrure  from  yarn 

textile  materials 

—  Other 

Manufacrure  from  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

5903 

5904 

fabrics 

Textile 
impregnated,  coated,  covered  or 
laminated  with  plastics,  other  than  those  of  heading 
No  5902 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

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

to  shape; 

Manufacture  from  yarn  (') 

5905 

Textile  wall  coverings: 

—  Impregnated,  coated,  covered  or  laminated  with 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

rubber,  plastics  or  other  materials 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  coir  yarn, 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning,  or 

.—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

or 

Printing  accompanied  by  at  least  two  preparatory  or 
finishing  operations 
scouring,  bleaching, 
(such  as 
mercerizing,  heat  setting,  raising,  calendering,  shrink 
resistance  processing,  permanent  finishing,  decatizing, 
impregnating,  mending  and  burling)  where  the  value  of 
the  unprinted  fabric  used  does  not  exceed  47,5  %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

5906 

textile 
Rubberized 
heading  No  5902: 

fabrics,  other 

than 

those  of 

—  Knitted  or  crocheted  fabrics 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

^  —  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

{')  For special conditions  relating  to  products  made of  a  mixture  of  textile materials, see Note 5. 

.dP 

666 

lot 

(I) 

5906 
(cont'd) 

5907 

—  Other  fabrics  made  of  synthetic  filament  yarn, 
containing  more  than  90  %  by  weight  of  textile 
materials 

—  Other 

Textile  fabrics  otherwise  impregnated,  coated  or 
covered;  painted  canvas  being  theatrical  scenery, 
studio  backcloths  or  the  like 

(3) 

Manufacture  from  chemical  materials 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

ex  5908 

Incandescent  gas  mantles,  impregnated 

Manufacture  from  tubular  knitted  gas  mantle  fabric 

5909 
to 
5911 

Textile  articles  of  a  kind  suitable  for 
use: 

industrial 

—  Polishing  discs  or  rings  other  than  of  felt  of 

heading  No  5911 

—  Other 

Chapter  60 

Knitted  or  crocheted  fabrics 

Chapter  61 

Articles  of  apparel  and  clothing  accessories,  knitted 
or  crocheted: 

—  Obtained  by 

sewing 

together  or  otherwise 
assembling,  two  or  more  pieces  of  knitted  or 
crocheted  fabric  which  have  been  either  cut  to 
form  or  obtained  directly  to  form 

—  Other 

Manufacrure  from  yarn  or  waste  fabrics  or  rags  of 
heading  No  6310 

Manufacrure  from  ('): 

—  coir  yarn, 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

Manufacrure  from  yarn  (-) 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

ex  Chapter  62 

Articles  of  apparel  and  clothing  accessories,  not 
knitted  or  crocheted,  except  for  heading  Nos  ex 
6202,  ex  6204,  ex  6206,  ex  6209,  ex  6210,  ex 
6211,  6213,  6214,  ex  6216  and  ex  6217  for  which 
the  rules  are  set  out  below 

Manufacture  from  yarn  (2) 

ex 6202 
ex 6204 
ex 6206 
ex 6209, 
ex 6211 
and 
ex  6217 

Women's,  girls'  and  babies'  clothing  and 
made-up  clothing  accessories',  embroidered 

'other 

Manufacture  from  yarn  (:) 

or 

Manufacture  from  unembroidered  fabric  provided  the 
value  of  the  unembroidered  fabric  used  does  not  exceed 
40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product  (') 

(')  For  special  conditions  relating  to  products  made  of  a  mixture of  textile  materials, see Note  5. 
(*)  See Note  6. 

667 

fc* 

(I) 

ex 6210 
ex 6216 
and 
ex 6217 

(2) 

(3) 

Fire-resistant  equipment  of  fabric  covered  with  foil 
of  aluminized  polyester 

Manufacture  from  yarn (') 

or 

Manufacture  from  uncoated  fabric  provided  the  value 
of  the  uncoated  fabric  used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product  (') 

6213 
and 6214 

Handkerchiefs,  shawls,  scarves,  mufflers,  mantillas, 
veils  and  the  like: 

—  Embroidered 

' 

Manufacture  from  unbleached  single  yarn (') (2) 

—  Other 

Manufacture  from  unbleached  single  yarn (') (z) 

or 

Manufacrure  from  unembroidered  fabric  provided  the 
value  of  the  unembroidered  fabric  used  does  not  exceed 
40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product  (') 

ex 6217 

Interlinings  for  collars  and  cuffs,  cut  out 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

6301 
to 
6304 

Blankets,  travelling  rugs,  bed  linen  etc.;  curtains, 
etc.;  other  furnishing  articles: 

—  Of  felt,  of  non-wovens 

—  Other: 

—  Embroidered 

Manufacture  from (2): 

—  natural  fibres,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from  unbleached  single  yarn (î) (3) 

or 

Manufacrure  from  unembroidered  fabric  (other  than 
knitted  or  crocheted)  provided 
the 
unembroidered  fabric  used  does  not exceed  40  % of  the 
ex  works  price  of  the  product 

the  value  of 

Other 

Manufacture  from  unbleached  single  yarn (-) (J) 

6305 

Sacks  and  bags,  of  a  kind  used  for  the  packing  of 
goods 

Manufacture  from (2): 

—  natural  fibres, 

—  man-made  staple  fibres  not  carded  or  combed  or 

otherwise  processed  for  spinning,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

(')  See Note 6. 
(2)  For special conditions  relating to  products  made of  a mixture of  textile materials, see Note 5. 
(J)  For knitted or crocheted articles, not elastic or rubberized, obtained  by sewing or assembly of  pieces of  knitted or crocheted  fabric (cut out or knitted 

directly  to shape) sec  Note  6. 

jr. 

6SS 

(1) 

6306 

« 

6308 

6401 
to 
6405 

6503 

6505 

6601 

ex  6803 

ex  6812 

ex  6814 

7006 

7007 

w 

U) 

(3) 

Tarpaulins,  sails  for  boats,  sailboards  or  landcraft, 
awnings,  sunblinds,  tents  and  camping  goods: 

—  Of  non-wovens 

—  Other 

ex  6307 

Other  made-up  articles,  including  dress  patterns 

Manufacture  from  ('): 

—  natural  fibres,  or 

—  chemical  materials  or  textile  pulp 

Manufacture  from  unbleached  single  yarn 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Sets  consisting  of  woven  fabric  and  yarn,  whether 
or  not  with  accessories,  for  making  up  into  rugs, 
tapestries,  embroidered  table  cloths  or  serviettes  or 
similar  textile  articles,  put  up  in  packings  for  retail 
sale 

Each  item  in  the  set  must  satisfy  the  rule  which  would 
apply  to  it  if  it  were  not  included  in  the  set.  However, 
non-originating  articles  may  be  incorporated  provided 
their  total  value  does  not  exceed  15  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  set 

Footwear 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  any  heading  except  for 
assemblies  of  uppers  affixed  to  inner  soles  or  to  other 
sole  components  of  heading  No  6406 

Felt  hats  and  other  felt  headgear,  made  from  the  hat 
bodies,  hoods  or  plateaux  of  heading  No  6501, 
whether  or  not  lined  or  trimmed 

Hats  and  other  headgear,  knitted  or  crocheted,  or 
made  up  from  lace,  felt  or  other  textile  fabric,  in  the 
piece  (but  not  in  strips),  whether  or  not  lined  or 
trimmed;  hair-nets  of  any  material,  whether  or  not 
lined  or  trimmed 

Manufacture  from  yarn  or  textile  fibres  (:) 

Manufacture  from  yarn  or  textile  fibres  (2) 

and 

Umbrellas 
(including 
walking-stick  umbrellas,  garden  umbrellas  and 
similar  umbrellas) 

umbrellas 

sun 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Articles  of  slate  or  of  agglomerated  slate 

Manufacture  from  worked  slate 

Articles  of  asbestos  or  of  mixtures  with  a  basis  of 
asbestos  or  with  a  basis  of  asbestos  and  magnesium 
carbonate 

•  Manufacrure  from  materials  of  any  heading 

Articles  of  mica; 
reconstituted  mica  on 
paperboard  or  other  materials 

including 

a 

agglomerated 

support 

of 

or 
paper, 

Glass  of  heading  No  7003,  7004  or  7005,  bent, 
edge-worked, 
or 
otherwise  worked,  but  not  framed  or  fitted  with 
other  materials 

enamelled 

engraved, 

drilled, 

Manufacture 
erated  or  reconstituted  mica) 

from  worked  mica  (including  agglom-

Manufacture  from  materials  of  heading  No  7001 

Safety  glass,  consisting  of  toughened  (tempered)  or 
laminated  glass 

Manufacrure  from  materials  of  heading  No  7001 

7008 

Multiple-walled  insulating  units  of  glass 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  heading  No  7001 

(1)  For  special  conditions  relating  to  products  made of  a  mixture  of  textile  materials, see  Note  5. 
(2)  See  Note  6. 

66 «^ 

tu 

7009 

7010 

(2) 

(3) 

Glass  mirrors,  whether  or  not  framed, 
rear-view  mirrors 

including 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  heading  No  7001 

?or 

Carboys,  bottles,  flasks,  jars,  pots,  phials,  ampoules 
and  other  containers,  of  glass,  of  a  kind  used  for  the 
conveyance  or  packing  of  goods;  preserving  jars  of 
glass;  stoppers,  lids  and  other  closures,  of  glass 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
product 

the  materials  used  are 
the 

that  of 

than 

or 

Cutting  of  glassware,  provided  the  value  of  the  uncut 
glassware  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price 
of  the  product 

7013 

Glassware  of  a  kind  used  for  table,  kitchen,  toilet, 
office,  indoor  decoration  or  similar  purposes  (other 
than  that  of  heading  No  7010  or  70183, 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
product 

the  materials  used  are 
the 

that  of 

than 

and 

Cutting  of  glassware,  provided  the  value  of  the  uncut 
glassware  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price 
of  the  product 

or 

(with 

Hand-decoration 
the  exception  of  silk  screen 
printing)  of  hand-blown  glassware,  provided  the  value 
of  the  hand-blown  glassware  does  not  exceed  50  %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex 7019 

Articles  (other  than  yarn)  of  glass  fibres 

Manufacture  from: 

slivers, 

rovings,  yarn  or 

chopped 

— 'uncoloured 
strands,  or 

—  glass  wool 

Worked  precious  or  semi-precious  stones  (natural, 
synthetic  or  reconstructed) 

Manufacture  from  unworked  precious  or  semi-precious 
stones 

Precious  metals: 

—  Unwrought 

Manufacture 
heading  No  7106,  7108  or  7110 

from  materials  not  classified  within 

or 

Electrolytic,  thermal  or  chemical  separation  of  precious 
metals  of  heading  No  7106,  7108  or  7110 

Alloying  of  precious  metals  of  heading  No  7106,  7108 
or  7110  with  each  other  or  with  base  metals 

—  Semi-manufactured  or  in  powder  form  (All) 

Manufacture  from  unwrought  precious  metals 

Metals  clad  with  precious  metals, 
factured 

semi-manu 

Manufacture  from  metals  clad  with  precious  metals, 
unwrought 

ex  7102 
ex  7103 
and 
ex  7104 

7106 
7108 
and 
7110 

ex  7107 
ex  7109 
and 
ex  7111 

7116 

Articles  of  natural  or  cultured  pearls,  precious  or 
semi-precious 
or 
reconstructed) 

synthetic 

(natural, 

stones 

7117 

Imitation  jewellery 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
product 

the  materials  used  are 
the 
than  .that  of 

or 

"Manufacture  from  base  metal  parts,  not  plated  or 
covered  with  precious  metals,  provided  the  value  of  all 
the  materials  used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

670 

1 

2o6 

(i) 

(2) 

(3) 

7207 

Semi-finished  products  of  iron  or  non-alloy  steel 

Manufacture 
7202,  7203,  7204  or  7205 

from  materials  of  heading  No  7201 

7208 
to 
7216 

7217 

ex 7218 
7219 
to 
7222 

Flat-rolled  products,  bars  and  rods,  angles,  shapes 
and  sections  of  iron  or  non-alloy  steel 

Manufacture  from 
heading  No  7206 

ingots  or  othcr  primary  forms  of 

Wire  of  iron  or  non-alloy  steel 

Semi-finished  products,  flat-rolled  products,  bars 
and  rods,  angles,  shapes  and  sections  of  stainless 
steel 

Manufacture  from  semi-finished  materials  of  heading 
No  7207 

Manufacture  from 
heading  No  7218 

ingots  or  other  primary  forms  of 

7223 

Wire  of  stainless  steel 

Semi-finished  products,  flat-rolled  products,  bars 
and  rods,  in  irregularly  wound  coils,  of  other  alloy 
steel 

ex 7224 
7225 
to 
7227 

7228 

Manufacture  from  semi-finished  materials  of  heading 
No  7218 

Manufacture  from 
heading  No  7224 

ingots  or  other  primary  forms  of 

Other  bars  and  rods  of  other  alloy  steel;  angles, 
shapes  and  sections,  of  other  alloy  steel;  hollow  drill 
bars  and  rods,  of  alloy  or  non-alloy  steel 

Manufacture  from 
heading  No  7206,  7218  or  7224 

ingots  or  other  primary  forms  of 

7229 

Wire  of  other  alloy  steel 

Manufacture  from  semi-finished  materials  of  heading 
No  7224 

ex  7301 

Sheet  piling 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  heading  No  7206 

7302 

7304 
7305 
and 
7306 

7308 

Railway  or  tramway  track  construction  material  of 
iron  or  steel,  the  following:  rails,  check-rails  and 
rack  rails,  switch  blades,  crossing  frogs,  point  rods 
(cross-ties), 
and  other  crossing  pieces,  sleepers 
fishplates,  chairs,  chair  wedges,  sole  plates  (base 
plates),  rail  clips,  bedplates,  ties  and  other  material 
specialized  for  jointing  or  fixing  rails 

Manufacture  from  materials  of  heading  No  7206 

Tubes,  pipes  and  hollow  profiles,  of  iron  (other 
than  cast  iron)  or  steel 

Manufacture 
7207,  7218  or  7224 

from  materials  of  heading  No  7206, 

(excluding  prefabricated  buildings  of 
Structures 
(for 
heading  No  9406)  and  parts  of  structures 
lock-gates, 
example,  bridges  and  bridge-sections, 
towers,  lattice  masts,  roofs,  roofing 
frameworks, 
doors  and  windows  and  their  frames  and  thresholds 
shutters,  balustrades, 
for 
pillars  ,  and 
columns),  of 
iron  or  steel;  plates,  rods,  angles, 
shapes,  sections,  tubes  and  the  like,  prepared  for  use 
in  structures,  of  iron  or  steel 

doors, 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  welded  angles,  shapes  and  sections 
of  heading  No  7301  may  not  be  used 

that  of 

than 

ex  7315 

Skid-chains 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  7315  used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

ex  7322 

Radiators 
heated 

for  central  hearing,  not 

electrically 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  7322  used  does  not  exceed  5  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

671 

^ 

(i) 

(2) 

(3) 

ex  Chapter  74 

Copper  and  articles  thereof,  except  for  heading  Nos 
7401  to  7405;  the  rule  for  heading  No  ex  7403  is 
set  out  below 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  7403 

Copper  alloys,  unwrought 

Manufacture  from  refined  copper,  unwrought,  or  waste 
and  scrap 

ex  Chapter  75 

Nickel  and  articles  thereof,  except  for  heading  Nos 
7501  to  7503 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  Chapter  76 

Aluminium  and  articles  thereof,  except  for  heading 
Nos  7601,  7602  and  ex  7616;  the  rules  for  heading 
Nos  7601  and  ex  7616  are  set  out  below 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

7601 

Unwrought  aluminium 

ex  7616 

Aluminium  articles  other  than  gauze,  cloth,  grill, 
netting, 
fabric  and  similar 
materials  (including  endless  bands)  of  aluminium 
wire,  and  expanded  metal  of  aluminium 

fencing,  reinforcing 

ex  Chapter  78 

Lead  and  articles  thereof,  except  for  heading  Nos 
7801  and  7802;  the  rule  for  heading  No  7801  is  set 
out  below 

7801 

Unwrought  lead: 

—  Refined  lead 

—  Other 

Manufacture  by  thermal  or  electrolytic  treatment  from 
unalloyed 
of 
aluminium 

or  waste 

aluminium 

scrap 

and 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the  product.  However,  gauze, 
cloth,  grill,  netting,  fencing,  reinforcing  fabric  and 
(including  endless  bands)  of 
similar  materials 
aluminium  wire,  or  expanded  metal  of  aluminium 
may  be  used,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  from  'bullion*  or  'work*  lead 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
.Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the 
product.  However,  waste  and  scrap  of  heading  No 
7802  may  not  be  used 

672 

(2) 

13! 

%2 

m 

ex  Chapter  79 

Zinc  and  articles  thereof,  except  for  heading  Nos 
7901  and  7902;  the  rule  for  heading  No  7901  is  set 
out  below 

7901 

Unwrought  zinc 

ex Chapter  80 

Tin  and  articles  thereof,  except  for  heading  Nos 
8001,  8002  and  8007;  the  rule  for  heading  No 
8001  is  set  out  below 

8001 

Unwrought  tin 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  thc  materials  used  are  classified 

in  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

in  which  all 

xManufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  waste  and  scrap  of  heading  No  7902  may 
not  be  used 

xManufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified 

in  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  waste  and  scrap  of  heading  No  8002  may 
not  be  used 

ex  Chapter  81 

Other  base  metals,  wrought;  articles  thereof 

xManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
classified  in  the  same  heading  as  the  products  used  does 
not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

8206 

Tools  of  two  or  more  of  the  heading  Nos  8202  to 
8205,  put  up  in  sets  for  retail  sale 

8207 

pressing, 

Interchangeable  tools  for  hand  tools,  whether  or  not 
power-operated,  or  for  machine-tools  (for  example, 
for 
tapping, 
threading,  drilling,  boring,  broaching,  milling, 
turning  or  screwdriving),  including  dies  for  drawing 
or 
or 
earth-boring  tpols 

extruding  metal, 

rock-drilling 

punching, 

stamping, 

and 

8208 

Knives  and  cutting  blades,  for  machines  or  for 
mechanical  appliances 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  heading  Nos  8202  to 
8205.  However,  tools  of  heading  Nos  8202  to  8205 
may  be  incorporated  into  the  set  provided  their  value 
does  nor  exceed  15  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  set 

xManufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified 

in  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  rhe  product 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  in  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

673 

2o^ 

(2) 

(3) 

cutting  blades, 

serrated  or  not 
Knives  with 
(including  pruning  knives),  other  than  knives  of 
heading  No  8208 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
ivlanufacture 
classified  in  a  heading  othcr  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  knife  blades  and  handles  of  base  metal  may 
be  used 

Other  articles  of  cutlery  (for  example,  hair  clippers, 
butcher's  or  kitchen  cleavers,  choppers  and  mincing 
knives,  paper  knives);  manicure  or  pedicure  sets  and 
instruments  (including  nail  files) 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  handles  of  base  metal  may  be  used 

(i) 

8211 

8214 

8215 

forks, 

cake-servers, 
Spoons, 
fish-knives,  butter-knives,  sugar  tongs  and  similar 
kitchen  or  tableware 

skimmers, 

ladles, 

ex  8306 

Statuettes  and  other  ornaments,  of  base  metal 

ex  Chapter  84 

Nuclear  reactors,  boilers,  machinery  and  mechanical 
appliances;  parts  thereof;  except  for  those  falling 
within  the  following  headings  or  parts  of  headings 
for  which  the  rules  are  set  out  below: 

8403,  ex  8404,  8406  to  8409,  8412,  8415,  8418, 
ex  8419,  8420,  8425  to  8430,  ex  8431,  8439, 
8441,  8444  to  8447,  ex  8448,  8452,  8456  to  8466, 
8469  to  8472,  8480,  8484  and  8485 

8403 
and 
ex 8404 

Central  heating  boilers,  other  than  those  of  heading 
No  8402,  and  auxiliary  plant  for  central  heating 
boilers 

8406 

Steam  turbines  and  other  vapour  turbines 

in  which  all 

xManufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  handles  of  base  metal  may  be  used 

in  which  all 

iManufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  that  of  the  product. 
However,  the  other  materials  of  heading  No  8306  may 
be  used  provided  their  value  does  not  exceed  30  %  of 
the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

in  which  all 

xManufacture 
the  materials  used  are 
classified  in  a  heading  other  than  heading  No  8403  or 
8404.  However,  materials  which  are  classified 
in 
heading  No  8403  or  8404  may  be  used  provided  their 
value,  taken  together,  does  not  exceed  5  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

8407 

8408 

8409 

Spark-ignition 
combustion  piston  engines 

reciprocating  or 

rotary 

internal 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

J 

Compression-ignition 
engines  (diesel  or  semi-diesel  engines) 

internal  combustion  piston 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Parts  suitable  for  use  solely  or  principally  with  the 
engines  of  heading  No  8407  or  8408 

xManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

8412 

Other  engines  and  motors 

8415 

fan 

and 

Air  conditioning  machines,  comprising  a  motor-
driven 
the 
elements 
temperature  and  humidity,  including  those  machines 
in  which 
separately 
the  humidity  cannot  be 
regulated 

changing 

for 

xManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

xManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

674 

1<Q 

(2) 

(3) 

8418 

freezers  and  other  refrigerating  or 
Refrigerators, 
freezing  equipment,  electric  or  other  heat  pumps 
other  than  air  conditioning  machines  of  heading  No 
8415 

xManufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  nor 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product,  and 

limit, 

ex  8419 

xMachines  for 
board  industries 

the  wood,  paper  pulp  and  paper 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  25  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

8420 

Calendering  or  other  rolling  machines,  other  than 
for  metals  or  glass,  and  cylinders  therefor 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  25  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

8425 
to 
8428 

Lifting,  handling,  loading  or  unloading  machinery 

xManufacture: 

—  in  which  rhe  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  heading  No  8431  are  only  used  up 
to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

limit, 

8429 

Self-propelled 
angledozers,  graders, 
levellers,  scrapers,  mechanical  shovels,  excavators, 
shovel  loaders,  temping  machines  and  road  rollers: 

bulldozers, 

—  Road  rollers 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

—  Other 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within  the  above  limit,  the  value  of  the 
materials  classified  within  heading  No-  8431  are 
only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

675 

If 

8439 

8441 

8444 
to 
8447 

ex  8448 

8452 

(i) 

S430 

grading, 

levelling, 

scraping, 
Other  moving, 
temping,  compacting,  extracting  or 
excavating, 
boring  machinery, 
for  earth,  minerals  or  ores; 
pile-drivers  and  pile-extractors;  snow-ploughs  and 
snow-blowers 

ex  8431 

Parts  for  road  rollers 

Machinery  for  making  pulp  of  fibrous  cellulosic 
material  or 
finishing  paper  or 
paperboard 

for  making  or 

TA/, 

(3) 

Manufacture: 
—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the 
materials  classified  within  heading  No  8431  are 
only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit,  the  value  of 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture: 
—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  25  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

Other  machinery  for  making  up  paper  pulp,  paper 
including  cutting  machines  of  all 
or  paperboard, 
kinds 

Manufacture: 
—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  25  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

xMachines  of  these  headings  for  use  in  the  textile 
industry 

xManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Auxiliary  machinery 
heading  Nos  8444  and  8445 

for  use  with  machines 

for 

xManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Sewing  machines,  other  than  book  sewing  machines 
of  heading  No  8440;  furniture,  bases  and  covers 
specially  designed 
for  sewing  machines;  sewing 
machine  needles: 

—  Sewing  machines  (lock  stitch  only)  with  heads  of 
a  weight  not  exceeding  16  kg  without  motor  or 
17  kg  with  motor 

xManufacture: 
—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
the  non-originating 
materials  used 
(without 
the  head 
motor)  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used,  and 

the  value  of  all  of 
in  assembling 

—  where 

—  Other 

—  the  thread  tension,  crochet  and  zigzag  mechanisms 

used  are  already  originating 

xManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

8456 
to 
8466 

Machine-tools  and  machines  and  their  parts  and 
accessories  of  heading  Nos  8456  to  8466 

xManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price, of  the 
product 

M 

676 

(1) 

8469 
to 
8472 

8480 

8484 

8485 

(2) 

(3) 

Ill 

Office  machines 
typewriters, 
calculating  machines,  automatic  data-processing 
machines,  duplicating  machines,  stapling  machines) 

example, 

(tor 

in  which 

Manufacture 
the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

xMoulding  boxes  for  metal  foundry;  mould  bases; 
moulding  patterns;  moulds  for  metal  (other  than 
ingot  moulds),  metal 
carbides,  glass,  mineral 
materials,  rubber  or  plastics 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

and 

similar 

joints  of  metal 

Gaskets 
sheeting 
combined  with  other  material  or  of  two  or  more 
layers  of  metal;  sets  or  assortments  of  gaskets  and 
similar  joints,  dissimilar  in  composition,  put  up  in 
pouches,  envelopes  or  similar  packings 

not 

Machinery 
connectors, 
electrical 
not 
elsewhere  in  this  chapter 

parts, 
electrical 
insulators,  coils,  contacts  or  other 
included 
specified 

containing 

features, 

or 

ex  Chapter  85 

Electrical  machinery  and  equipment  and  parts 
thereof;  sound  recorders  and  reproducers,  television 
image  and  sound  recorders  and  reproducers  and 
parts  and  accessories  of  such  articles;  except  for 
those  falling  within  the  following  headings  or  parts 
of  headings  for  which  the  rules  are  set  out  below: 

8501,  8502,  ex  8518,  8519  to  8529,  8535  to  8537, 
8542,  8544  to  8546  and  8548 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the 

the  materials 
above 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

8501 

Electric  motors 
generating  sets) 

and 

generators 

(excluding 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the 

the  materials 
above 
classified  within  heading  No  8503  are  only  used  up 
to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

limit, 

8502 

Electric  generating  sets  and  rotary  converters 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  heading  No  8501  or  8503,  taken 
together,  are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the 
ex  works  price  of  the  product 

limit, 

Manufacture: 
—  in  which  thc  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

( 67^ 
, 

. .. 

ex  8518 

loudspeakers, 
Microphones  and  stands 
whether  or  not  mounted 
their  enclosures; 
audio-frequency  electric  amplifiers;  electric  sound 
amplifier  sets 

therefor; 
in 

\dri 

(2) 

(3) 

Zil 

S519 

Turntables  (record-decks),  record-players,  cassette-
players  and  other  sound  reproducing  apparatus,  not 
incorporating  a  sound  recording  device 

8520 

Magnetic  tape  recorders  and  other  sound  recording 
apparatus,  whether  or  not  incorporating  a  sound 
reproducing  device 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  thc  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

8521 

Video  recording  or  reproducing  apparatus 

Manufacture: 

• 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

8522 

Parts  and  accessories  of  apparatus  of  heading  Nos 
8519  to  8521 

xMa'nufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

852i 

8524 

Prepared  unrecorded  media  for  sound  recording  or 
similar  recording  of  other  phenomena,  other  than 
products  of  Chapter  37 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Records,  tapes  and  other  recorded  media  for  sound 
or  other  similarly  recorded  phenomena,  including 
matrices  and  masters  for  the  production  of  records, 
but  excluding  products  of  Chapter  37: 

—  Matrices  and  masters  for 

the  production  of 

records 

—  Other 

xManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

iManufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

" "  and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  heading  No  8523  are  only  used  up 
to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

limit, 

iQ 

678ÎÇ 

(2) 

ZH 

8525 

for 

radio-telephony, 
Transmission 
apparatus 
radio-telegraphy,  radio-broadcasting  or 
television, 
whether  or  not  incorporating  reception  apparatus 
or 
reproducing  apparatus; 
television  cameras 

recording  or 

sound 

85J.6 

Radar  apparatus,  radio  navigational  aid  apparatus 
and  radio  remote  control  apparatus 

apparatus 

Reception 
radio-telephony, 
radio-telegraphy  or  radio-broadcasting,  whether  or 
not  combined,  in  the  same  housing,  with  sound 
recording  or  reproducing  apparatus  or  a  clock 

for 

8527 

8528 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 

exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

—  where  the  value  of  all  thc  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

xManufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

iManufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

Television  receivers  (including  video  monitors  and 
video  projectors),  whether  or  not  combined,  in  the 
same  housing,  with  radio-broadcast 
receivers  or 
sound  or  video  recording  or  reproducing  apparatus 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

8529 

Parts  suitable  for  use  solely  or  principally  with  the 
apparatus  of  heading  Nos  8525  to  8528: 

—  Suitable  for  use  solely  or  principally  with  video 

recording  or  reproducing  apparatus 

xManufacrure  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Other 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

8535 
and 
8536 

Electrical  apparatus 
for  switching  or  protecting 
electrical  circuits,  or  for  making  connections  to  or 
in  electricaTcircuits 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  nor 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  heading  No  8538  are  only  used  up 
to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

limit, 

in 

679 

(i) 

8537 

(2) 

(3) 

ÏAÇ 

Boards,  panels  (including  numerical  control  panels), 
consoles,  desks,  cabinets  and  other  bases,  equipped 
with  two  or  more  apparatus  of  heading  No  8535  or 
the  distribution  of 
8536,  for  electric  control  or 
electricity, 
incorporating 
instruments  or  apparatus  of  Chapter  90,  other  than 
switching  apparatus  of  heading  No  8517 

including 

those 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  ot  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  heading  No  8538  are  only  used  up 
to  a  value  of  5 %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

limit, 

8542 

Electronic  integrated  circuits  and  microassemblies 

xManufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  heading  No  8541  or  8542,  taken 
together,  are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the 
ex  works  price  of  the  product 

limit, 

8544 

8545 

Insulated  (including  enamelled  or  anodized)  wire, 
cable  (including  co-axial  cable)  and  other  insulated 
electric  conductors,  whether  or  not 
fitted  with 
fibre  cables,  made  up  of 
connectors;  optical 
individually 
not 
assembled  with  electric  conductors  or  fitted  with 
connectors 

fibres,  whether 

sheathed 

or 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Carbon  electrodes,  carbon  brushes,  lamp  carbons, 
battery  carbons  and  other, articles  of  graphite  or 
other  carbon,  with  or  without  metal,  of  a  kind  used 
for  electrical  purposes, 

xManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product. 

8546 

Electrical  insulators  of  any  material 

Manufacrure 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

8548 

Electrical  parts  of  machinery  or  apparatus,  not 
specified  or  included  elsewhere  in  this  chapter 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
Manufacture 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

8601 
to 
8607 

8608 

Railway  or  tramway  locomotives,  rolling-stock  and 
parts  thereof 

xManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

tramway 

track  fixtures  and 

fittings; 
Railway  or 
mechanical  (including  electromechanical)  signalling, 
traffic  control  equipment  for  railways, 
safety  or 
tramways, 
parking 
inland  waterways, 
facilities,  port  installations  or  airfields;  parts  of  the 
foregoing 

roads, 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  rije  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

680 

(2) 

(3) 

746 

8609 

ex  Chapter  87 

8709 

Containers  (including  containers  for  the  transport 
of 
for 
carriage  by  one  or  more  modes  of  transport 

specially  designed  and  equipped 

fluids) 

other 

railway 

tramway 
Vehicles 
than 
thereof; 
rolling-stock  and  parts  and  accessories 
except 
following 
headings  or  parts  of  headings  for  which  the  rules 
are  set  out  below: 

falling  within 

those 

the 

for 

or 

8709  to  8711,  ex  8712,  8715  and  8716 

Works  trucks,  self-propelled,  not  fitted  with  lifting 
or  handling  equipment,  of  the  type  used  in  factories, 
warehouses,  dock  areas  or  airports 
short 
distance  transport  of  goods;  tractors  of  the  type 
used  on  railway  station  platforms;  parts  of 
the 
foregoing  vehicles 

for 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  thc  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  uscd  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

8710 

and  other 

fighting  vehicles, 
armoured 
Tanks 
motorized,  whether  or  not  fitted  with  weapons,  and 
parts  of  such  vehicles 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—'•  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

8711 

Motorcycles  (including  mopeds)  and  cycles  fitted 
with  an  auxiliary  motor,  with  or  without  side-cars; 
side-cars 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

ex  8712 

Bicycles  without  ball  bearings 

Manufacture 
heading  No  8714 

from  materials  not  classified  within 

8715 

Baby  carriages  and  parts  thereof 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

Trailers 
mechanically  propelled;  parts  thereof 

and 

semi-trailers;  other  vehicles,  not 

8716 

n n 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  thc  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  thc  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

681  ^ 

20 

(1) 

r>> 

8803 

Parts  of  goods  of  heading  No  8801  or  8802 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  8803  uscd  does  not  exceed  5  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

8804 

Parachutes 
rotochutes;  parts  thereof  and  accessories  thereto: 

(including  dirigible  parachutes)  and 

—  Rotochutes 

—  Other 

xManufacture  from  materials  ot  any  heading  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  S804 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  8804  used  docs  not  exceed  5  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

8805 

Aircraft 
launching  gear;  deck-arrestor  or  similar 
gear;  ground  flying  trainers;  parts  of  the  foregoing 
articles 

xManufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  8805  used  does  not  exceed  5  %  of  the  ex 
works  price  of  the  product 

Chapter  89 

Ships,  boats' and  floating  structures 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  hulls  of  heading  No  8906  may  not 
be  used 

that  of 

than 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Optical,  photographic,  cinematographic,  measuring, 
checking,  precision,  medical  or  surgical  instruments 
and  apparatus;  parts  and  accessories  thereof;  except 
for  those  falling  within  the  following  headings  or 
parts  of  headings  for  which  the  rules  are  set  out 
below: 

9001,  9002,  9004,  ex  9005,  ex  9006,  9007,  9011, 
ex  9014,  9015  to  9017,  ex  9018,  9024  to  9033 

Optical  fibres  and  optical  fibre  bundles;  optical 
fibre  cables  other  than  those  of  heading  No  8544; 
sheets  and  plates  of  polarizing  material; 
lenses 
(including  contact  lenses),  prisms,  mirrors  and  other 
optical  elements,  of  any  material,  unmounted,  other 
than  such  elements  of  glass  not  optically  worked 

ex  Chapter  90 

9001 

9002 

9004 

Lenses,  prisms,  mirrors  and  other  optical  elements, 
of  any  material,  mounted,  being  parts  of  or  fittings 
for 
than  such 
instruments  or  apparatus,  other 
elements.of  glass  not  optically  worked 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Spectacles, 
protective  or  other 

goggles 

and 

the 

like, 

corrective, 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

ex  9005 

Binoculars,  monoculars,  other  optical 
and  mountings 
refracting  telescopes  and  mountings  therefor 

telescopes, 
therefor,  except  for  astronomical 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product,  and 

limit, 

*. 

IP 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

682  i 

(i) 

ex  9006 

9007 

1AÎ 

(2) 

(3) 

Photographie  (other  than  cinematographic)  cameras; 
photographic 
flashbulbs 
flashlight  apparatus  and 
other  than  electrically  ignited  flashbulbs 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

trfaterials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product,  and 

limit, 

the 

Cinematographic  cameras  and  projectors,  whether 
or 
or 
reproducing  apparatus 

incorporating 

recording 

sound 

not 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  thc  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  p r o d ua 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product,  and 

limit, 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

9011 

Compound  optical  microscopes, 
those 
for  photomicrography,  cinephotomicrography  or 
microprojection 

including 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product,  and 

limit, 

ex  9014 

Other  navigational  instruments  and  appliances 

—  where  the  value  of  all  thc  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Surveying  (including  photogrammetrical  surveying), 
hydrological, 
hydrographie, 
océanographie, 
meteorological  or  geophysical 
and 
instruments 
appliances,  excluding  compasses;  rangefinders 

Manufacture  in  which 
the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Balances  of  a  sensitivity  of  5  eg  or  better,  with  or 
without  weights 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

(for 

Drawing,  marking-out  or  mathematical  calculating 
drafting  machines, 
example, 
instruments 
pantographs,  protractors,  drawing  sets,  slide  rules, 
disc  calculators);  instruments  for  measuring  length, 
for  use  in  the  hand  (for  example,  measuring  rods 
and  tapes,  micrometers,  callipers),  not  specified  or 
included  elsewhere  in  this  chapter 

Manufacrure  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

633 

9015 

9016 

9017 

M 

(I) 

(2) 

(3) 

ex 9018 

Dentists'  chairs  incorporating  dental  appliances  or 
dentists'  spittoons 

Manufacture  from  matcriais  of  any  heading,  including 
other  materials  of  heading  No  9018 

1$ 

9024 

9025 

9026 

9027 

Machines  and  appliances  for  testing  the  hardness, 
strength, 
other 
mechanical  properties  of  materials'  (for  example, 
metals,  wood,  textiles,  paper,  plastics) 

compressibility, 

elasticity 

or 

and 

similar 

Hydrometers 
instruments, 
thermometers,  pyrometers,  barometers,  hygrometers 
and  psychrometers, 
recording  or  not,  and  any 
combination  of  these  instruments 

floating 

and 

for  measuring  or 
apparatus 
Instruments 
checking  the  flow,  level,  pressure  or  other  variables 
of  liquids  or  gases  (for  example,  flow  meters,  level 
gauges,  manometers, 
excluding 
instruments  and  apparatus  of  heading  No  9014, 
9015,  9028  or  9032 

heat  meters), 

Instruments  and  apparatus  for  physical  or  chemical 
analysis  (for  example,  polarimeters,  refractometers, 
spectrometers,  gas  or  smoke  analysis  apparatus); 
for  measuring  or 
instruments 
apparatus 
checking  viscosity,  porosity,  expansion, 
surface 
tension  or  the  like;  instruments  and  apparatus  for 
measuring  or  checking  quantities  of  heat,  sound  or 
light  (including  exposure  meters);  microtomes 

and 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
Manufacture 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

9028 

liquid  or  electricity  supply  or  production 

Gas, 
meters,  including  calibrating  meters  therefor: 

—  Parts  and  accessories 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
Manufacture 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Other 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

counters, 

Revolution 
counters, 
taximeters,  mileometers,  pedometers  and  the  like; 
speed  indicators  and  tachometers,  other  than  those 
of  heading  No  9014  or  9015;  stroboscopes 

production 

and 

spectrum 

analysers 

apparatus 

other 
and 
Oscilloscopes, 
instruments 
for  measuring  or 
checking  electrical  quantities,  excluding  meters  of 
heading  No  9028;  instruments  and  apparatus  for 
measuring  or  detecting  alpha,  beta,  gamma,  X-ray, 
cosmic  or  other  ionizing  radiations 

Measuring  or  checking  instruments,  appliances  and 
machines,  not  specified  or  included  elsewhere  in  this 
chapter;  profile  projectors 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
^ised  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Automatic  regulating  or  controlling  instruments  and 
apparatus 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  docs  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

684  iH 

9029 

9030 

9031 

9032 

i drV* 

TW 

(2) 

(3) 

included 
Parts  and  accessories  (not  specified  or 
elsewhere  in  this  chapter)  for  machines,  appliances, 
instruments  or  apparatus  of  Chapter  90 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
Manufacture 
uscd  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

(i) 

9033 

ex  Chapter  91 

Clocks  and  watches  and  parts  thereof;  except  for 
those 
for 
which  the  rules  are  set  out  below: 

the  following  headings 

falling  within 

9105,  9109  to  9113 

9105 

Other  clocks 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
Manufacture 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

9109 

Clock  movements,  complete  and  assembled 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where  the  value  of  all  the  non-originating  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  the  value  of  the  originating 
materials  used 

9110 

Complete  watch  or  clock  movements,  unassembled 
or  partly  assembled  (movement  sets);  incomplete 
watch  or  clock  movements,  assembled;  rough  watch 
or  clock  movements 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  heading  No  9114  are  only  used  up 
to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

limit, 

9111 

Watch  cases  and  parts  thereof 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials "used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  v*»rks  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  product 
are  only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  product 

limit, 

9112 

Clock  cases  and  cases  of  a  similar  type  for  other 
goods  of  this  chapter,  and  parts  thereof 

Manufacture: 

—  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product, 
and 

—  where,  within 

the  above 

the  materials 
classified  within  the  same  heading  as  the  producr 
are "only  used  up  to  a  value  of  5  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  ptoduct 

limit, 

9113 

Watch  straps,  watch  bands  and  watch  bracelets, 
and  parts  thereof: 

—  Of  base  metal,  whether  or  not  plated,  or  clad 

with  precious  metal 

—  Other 

tif: 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
producr 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

685 

£4 

( 1) 

( 2) 

(3) 

Chapter  92 

Musical  instruments;  parts  and  accessories  of  such 
articles 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  thc  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  40  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Chapter  93 

Arms  and  ammunitions;  parts  and  accessories 
thereof 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
Manufacture 
uscd  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

ex  9401 
and 
ex  9403 

Base  metal  furniture,  incorporating  unstuffed  cotton 
cloth  of  a  weight  of  300  g/m2  or  less 

9405 

Lamps  and  lighting  fittings  including  searchlights 
thereof,  not  elsewhere 
and  spotlights  and  parts 
specified  or  included;  illuminated  signs,  illuminated 
name-plates  and 
like,  having  a  permanently 
fixed  light  source,  and  parts  thereof  not  elsewhere 
specified  or  included 

the 

9406 

Prefabricated  buildings 

9503 

Other  toys;  reducedrsize  ('scale')  models  and  similar 
recreational  models,  working  or  not;  puzzles  of  all 
ki,nds 

in  which  all 

Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
product 

the  materials  used  are 
the 

that  of 

than 

or 

Manufacture  from  cotton  cloth  already  made  up  in  a 
form  ready  for  use  of  heading  No  9401  or  9403, 
provided: 

—  its  value  does  not  exceed  25  %  of  the  ex  works 

price  of  the  product,  and 

—  all  the  other  materials  used  are  already  originating 
than 

and  are  classified  within  a  heading  other 
heading  No  9401  or  9403 

Manufacture  in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

in  which  the  value  of  all  the  materials 
Manufacture 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  provided  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not 
exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex  9506 

Finished  golf  club  heads 

Manufacture  from  roughly  shaped  blocks 

9507 

ex  9601 
and 
ex  9602 

ex  9603 

rods,  fish-hooks  and  other 

Fishing 
fishing 
tackle;  fish  landing  nets,  butterfly  nets  and  similar 
nets;  decoy  'birds'  (other  than  those  of  heading  No 
9208  or  9705)  and  similar  hunting  or  shooting 
requisites 

line 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
the 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
product.  However,  materials  classified  within  the  same 
heading  may  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not 
exceed  5  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

Articles  of  animal,  vegetable  or  mineral  carving 
materials 

Manufacture  from 
same  heading 

'worked'  carving  materials  of 

the 

Brooms  and  brushes  (except  for  besoms  and  rhe  like 
and  brushes  made  from  marten  or  squirrel  hair), 
hand-operated  mechanical 
sweepers,  not 
motorized,  paint  pads  and  rollers,  squeegees  and 
mops 

floor 

Manufacture 
in  which  the  value  of  all  the  matetiais 
used  does  not  exceed  50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the 
product 

9605 

Travel  sets  for  personal  toilet,  sewing  or  shoe  or 
clothes  cleaning 

IP. 

Each  item  in  the  set  must  satisfy  the  rule  which  would 
apply  to  it  if  it  were  not  included  in  the  set.  However, 
non-originating  articles  may  be  incorporated,  provided 
their  total  value  does  not  exceed  15  %  of  the  ex  works 
price  of  the  set 

686 

è 

(i) 

9606 

9608 

9612 

(2) 

(3) 

TU 

press-fasteners, 

and 
Buttons, 
press-studs,  button  moulds  and  other  parts  of  these 
articles;  button  blanks 

snap-fasteners 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  thc  matcriais  used  arc  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  thc  materials  used  docs  not  exceed 

50  %  of  thc  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

Ballpoint  pens;  felt  tipped  and  other  porous-tipped 
pens  and  markers;  fountain  pens,  stylograph  pens 
and  othcr  pens;  duplicating  stylos;  propelling  or 
sliding  pencils;  pen-holders,  pencil-holders  and 
similar  holders;  parts  (including  caps  and  clips)  of 
the  foregoing  articles,  other  than  those  of  heading 
No  9609 

in  which  all 

the  materials  used  are 
Manufacture 
classified  within  a  heading  other 
the 
product.  However,  nibs  or  nib  points  may  be  used  and 
the  other  materials  classified  within  the  same  heading 
may  also  be  used  provided  their  value  does  not  exceed 
5  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

that  of 

than 

Typewriter  or  similar  ribbons,  inked  or  otherwise 
prepared  for  giving  impressions,  whether  or  not  on 
spools  or  in  cartridges;  ink-pads,  whether  or  not 
inked,  with  or  without  boxes 

Manufacture  in  which: 

—  all  the  materials  used  are  classified  within  a  heading 

other  than  that  of  the  product,  and 

—  the  value  of  all  the  materials  used  does  not  exceed 

50  %  of  the  ex  works  price  of  the  product 

ex 9614 

Smoking  pipes  or  pipe  bowls 

Manufacture  from  roughly  shaped  blocks 

687  fl V 

m 

ANNEX 

III 

MOVEMENT  CERTIFICATES  EUR.l 

1.  Movement  certificates  EUR.l  shall  be  made  our  on  the  form  of  which  a  specimen  appears  in  this  Annex. 
This  form  shall  be  printed  in  one  or  more  of  the  languages  in  which  the  Agreement  is  drawn  up. 
Certificates  shall  be  made  out  in  one  of  these  languages  and  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  the 
domestic  law  of  the  exporting  State.  If  they  are  handwritten,  they  shall  be  completed  in  ink  and  in 
capital  letters. 

2.  Each  certificate  shall  measure  210  x  297  mm;  a  tolerance  of  up  to  minus  5  mm  or  plus  8  mm  in  the 
length  may  be  allowed.  The  paper  used  must  be  white,  sized  for  writing,  not  containing  mechanical  pulp 
and  weighing  not  less  than  25  g/m".  It  shall  have  a  printed  green  guilloche  pattern  background  making 
any  falsification  by  mechanical  or  chemical  means  apparent  to  the  eye. 

3.  The  competent  authorities  of  the  Member  States  of  the  Community  and  of  Lithuania  may  reserve  the 
right  to  print  the  certificates  themselves  or  may  have  them  printed  by  approved  printers.  In  the  latter 
case  each  certificate  must  include  a  reference  to  such  approval.  Each  certificate  must  bear  the  name  and 
address  of  the  printer  or  a  mark  by  which  the  printer  can  be  identified.  It  shall  also  bear  a  serial 
number,  either  printed  or  not,  by  which  it  can  be  identified. 

,JJ'. 

688 

# 

1.  E x p o r t er  (Name,  lull  address,  couniry) 

3.  C o n s i g n ee  (Name,  full  address,  country)  (Optional) 

MOVEMENT  CERTIFICATE 

EUR.1 

No  A 

000.000 

See  notes  overleaf  before  completing  this  form 

2.  Certificate  used  In preferential  trade  between 

~22h sC 

and 

(Insert  appropriate  countries, groups  of  countries  or  territories) 

4.  Country, group  of  countries 
or  territory  In which  the 
products  are considered  as 
originating 

5.  Country, group  of  countries 
or  territory  of  destination 

6.  Transport  details  (Optional) 

7.  Remarks 

8.  Item  number;  Makes  and  numbers;  Number  and  kind  of  packages (');  Description  of  goods 

9. Gross 

weight  (kg) 
or  other 
measure 
(litres, 
m\  etc.) 

10.  Invoices 

(Optional) 

11. CUSTOMS  ENDORSEMENT 

Declaration  certified 
Export  document (*) 
Form 
Customs  office 
Issuing country  or  territory 

i 

No 

Date 

.  /") 

w 

(Signature) 

12. DECLARATION BY THE EXPORTER 

I,  the  undersigned,  declare  that  the  goods 
described  above  meet  the  conditions  required 
for  the  issue of  this  certificate. 

Stamp 

Place and date 

689 (Signature) 

?lî 

13.  REQUEST  FOR  VERIFICATION,  to: 

14.  RESULT  OF  VERIFICATION, 

Verification  carried  out  shows  that  this  certificate  (') 

i—i  was  issued  by  the  customs  office  indicated  and  thai 
'—' 

the  information  contained  therein  is  accurate 

Verification  of  the  authenticity  and  accuracy  of  this  certificate 
is  requested 

accuracy  (see  remarks  appended) 

* 

J  J  does  not  meet  the  requirements  as  to  authenticity  and 

(Place and date) 

(Place and date) 

Stamp 

Stamp 

(Signature) 

(Signature) 

(')  Insert  X in the appropriate box. 

NOTES 

1.  Certificates  must  not  contain  erasures  or  words  written  over  one  another.  Any alterations  must  be  made  by deleting  the  incorrect 
particulars  and  adding  any  necessary  corrections. Any  such  alteration  must  be  initialled  by the  person  who  completed  the  certifi 
cate  and endorsed  by the  customs  authorities  of the issuing country  or  territory. 

2.  No  spaces  must  be  left  between  the  items  entered  on  the  certificate  and  each  item  must  be  preceded  by  an  item  number. 
A  horizontal  line  must  be  drawn  immediately  below  the  last  item. Any  unused  space  must  be  struck  through  in such  a manner  as 
to  make  any later  additions  impossible. 

3.  Goods  must  be  described  in accordance  with commercial  practice  and with sufficient  detail to  enable  them to  be identified. 

h, 

690 

APPLICATION  FOR  A  MOVEMENT  CERTIFICATE 

22  fe 

1.  E x p o r t er  (Name,  full  address,  country) 

3.  C o n s i g n ee  (Name,  full  address,  country)  (Optional) 

EUR.1 

No  A 

000.000 

See  notes  overleaf  before  completing  this  form 

2.  Application  for  a  certificate  to  be  used  in  preferential  trade 

between 

and 

(Insert  appropriate  countries,  groups  of  countries  or  territories) 

4.  Country,  group  of  countries 
or territory  in which  the 
products  are  considered  as 
originating 

5.  Country,  group  of  countries 
or  territory  of  destination 

6.  Transport  details  (Optional) 

7.  Remarks 

8.  Item  number;  Makes  and  numbers;  Number  and  kind  of  packages  (');  Description  of  goods 

9. Gross 

weight  (kg) 
or  other 
measure 
(litres, 
m\  etc.) 

10.  Invoices 

(Optional) 

nil 

69.1  i 

DECLARATION  BY  THE  EXPORTER 

TO-

I,  the  undersigned,  exporter  of  the  goods  described  overleaf. 

DECLARE 

that  the  goods  meet  the conditions  required for  the  issue of  the  attached  certificate; 

SPECIFY 

as follows  the  circumstances  which  have enabled these goods  to  meet  the above  conditions: 

SUBMIT 

the following  supporting  documents  ('): 

UNDERTAKE  to  submit,  at  the  request  of  the  appropriate  authorities, any  supporting  evidence  which  these  authorities  may  require 
for  the  purpose  of  issuing  the  attached  certificate,  and  undertake,  if  required,  to  agree  to  any  inspection  of  my 
accounts  and to  any check  on the processes  of manufacture  of the above goods, carried out  by the  said  authorities; 

REQUEST 

the  issue of the  attached certificate for these  goods. 

(Place and date) 

(Signature) 

(1)  For  example:  import  documents,  movement  certificates.  Invoices,  manufacturer's  declarations,  a t e.  referring  to  tha  products  used  In  manufacture  or  to  tha  goods 

re-exported  in the  same  si»;-.; 

_ 

_ 

_^ 

J 

692  -)Sf 

ANNEX 

IV 

FORM  EUR.2 

Til 

1.  Form  EUR.2  shall  be  made  out  on  thc  form  of  which  a  specimen  appears  in  this  Annex.  This  form  shall 
be  printed  in  one  or  more  of  the  languages  in  which  thc  Agreement  is  drawn  up.  Forms  shall  be  made 
out  in  one  of  these  languages  and  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  the  domestic  law  of  thc 
exporting  State.  If  they  arc  handwritten,  they  shall  he  completed  in  ink  and  in  capital  letters. 

2.  Each  form  F.UR.2  shall  measure  210  x  148  mm;  a  maximum  tolerance  of  up  to  minus  5  mm  or  plus  8 
mm  in  the  length  may  be  allowed.  The  paper  used  must  be  white,  sized  for  writing,  not  containing 
mechanical  pulp  and  weighing  not  less  than  64  g/m\ 

3.  The  competent  authorities  of  the  Member  States  of  the  Community  and  of  Lithuania  may  reserve  the 
right  to  print  the  forms  themselves  or  may  have  them  printed  by  approved  printers.  In  the  latter  case 
each  form  must  include  a  reference  to  such  approval.  Each  form  must  bear  the  name  and  address  of  the 
printer  or  a  mark  by  which  the  printer  can  be  identified.  It  shall  also  bear  a  serial  number,  either  printed 
or  not,  by  which  it  can  be  identified. 

M 

69 8'  i 

FORM  E U R .2  No 

2  Exporter  (Name, full  address, country) 

Consignee  (Name, full address, country) 

71e) 

1  I  Form  used  In  preferential  trade 

between (') 

Declaration  by  exporter 

and 

I,  the  undersigned,  exporter  of  the  goods  described  below, 
declare  that  the  goods  comply  with  the  requirements  for  the 
completion  of  this  form  and  that  the  goods  have  obtained  the 
status  of  originating  products  within  the  provisions  governing 
preferential  trade  shown  in  box  1. 

5  Place  and  date 

6  Signature  of  exporter 

IT Remarks 

8  Country  of  origin  (') 

9  Country  of  destination  (') 

101  Gross  weight  (kg) 

11  Marks;  Numbers  of  consignment;  Description  of  goods 

121  Authority 

in 

(') 
responsible  for  verification  of  the  declara 
tion  by  the  exporter 

the  exporting  country 

(')  Insert  the  countries,  groups  of  countries  or  territories  concerned. 
(*)  Refer  to  any  verification  already  carried  out  by  the  appropriate  authorities. 
(*)  The  term  'country  of  origin'  means  country,  group  of  countries  or  territory  where  the  goods  are  considered  to  be  originating. 
(*)  The  term  'country'  means  country,  group  of  countries  or  territory  of  destination. 

if) 

69 4 

^ 

13  Request  for  verification 

The  verification  of  the  declaration  by  the  exporter  on  the  front 
of  this  form  is  requested  (*) 

14  Result  of  verification 

Verification  carried  out  shows  that  (') 

•

the  statements  and  particulars  given  in  this  form  are 
a r p n r a tP 
accurate 

?So 

r—j  this 
'—'  accuracy  and  authenticity  (see  remarks  appended) 

form  does  not  meet 

requirements  as 

the 

to 

(Place  and  date) 

19. 

Stamp 

(Place  and  date) 

19. 

Stamp 

(Signature) 

(Signature) 

(*)  Subsequent  verifications  of  forms EUR.2 shall be  carried out  at  random or whenever  the customs  authorities  of the  importing State  have  reasonable  doubt  as to  the  accuracy of  the 

f 

information regarding the authenticity of the  forms  and the true origin of the goods in question. 

(')  Insert  X  in  the  appropriate  box. 

Instructions  for  the  completion  of  form  EUR.2 

1.  A  form  EUR.2  may  be  made  out  only  for  goods  which  in  the  exporting  country  fulfil  the  conditions  specified  by  the  provisions  governing 

the  trade  referred to  in box  1. These  provisions  must  be studied carefully before  the form  is completed. 

2.  In  the  case  of  a consignment  by  parcel  post  the  exporter  attaches  the  form  to  the  dispatch  note.  In  the  case  of  a  consignment  by  letter ' 
post  he  encloses  the  form  in a package. The  reference  'EUR.2*  and the  serial  number  of  the form  should  be  stated  on  the  customs  green 
label declaration  C1 or  on the  customs  declaration  C2/CP3. as appropriate. 

3.  These instructions  do  not  exempt  the  exporter from complying with any other formalities  required by customs  or  postal  regulations. 

4.  An  exporter  who  uses  this form  is  obliged to  submit  to  the  appropriate  authorities  any supporting  evidence  which  they  may require  and  to 

agree  to  any inspection  by them of  his accounts  and of  the  processes  of  manufacture  of the  goods  described  in box  11 of  this form. 

M> 

^ 

ANNEX  V 

Specimen  impression  of  the  stamp  mentioned  in  Article  21  (3)  (b) 

30  mm 

• 

(1)  Initials  or  coat  of  arms  of  the  exporting  State. 
(2)  Such  information  as  is  necessary  for  the  identification  of  the  approved  exporter. 

.flu 

696 

w 

TS? 

PROTOCOL  4 

on  specific  provisions  relating  to  trade  between  Lithuania  and  Spain  and  Portugal 

CHAPTER  I 

Specific  provisions  relating  to  trade  between  Spain  and 
Lithuania 

Council  Decision  91/314/F.EC  of  26  June  1991  setting  up 
a  programme  of  options  specific 
the  remote  and 
insular  nature  of  the  Canary  Islands  (Poseican). 

to 

Article  1 

CHAPTER  II 

The  provisions  of  the  Agreement  relating  to  trade  in  Title 
II  shall  be  amended  as  follows  in  order  to  take  account  of 
the  Act  of 
the  measures  and  undertakings 
Accession  of  the  Kingdom  of  Spain  to  the  European 
Communities  (hereinafter  called  'the  Act  of  Accession'). 

listed 

in 

Article  2 

Under  the  Act  of  Accession,  Spain  shall  not  grant  to 
products  originating 
favourable 
treatment  than  it  provides  for  imports  originating  or  in 
free  circulation  in  other  Member  States. 

in  Lithuania  more 

Specific  provisions  relating  to  trade  between  Portugal  and 
Lithuania 

Article  6 

The  provisions  of  the  Agreement  relating  to  trade  in  Title 
II  shall  be  amended  as  follows  in  order  to  take  account  of 
the  measures  and  undertakings 
the  Act  of 
Accession  of  the  Portuguese  Republic  to  the  European 
Communities  (hereinafter  called  'trie  Act  of  Accession'). 

listed 

in 

Article  3 

Article  7 

The  implementation'by  Spain  of  the  undertakings  covered 
by  Article  4  (2)  of  the  Agreement  shall  take  place  at  the 
time  set 
remaining  Member  States  always 
provided  that  Lithuania  has  been  removed  from  the  scope 
of  Regulation  (EC)  No  519/94  on  common  rules  for 
imports  from  certain  third  countries. 

the 

for 

Article  4 

of  products  originating 

Quantitative  restrictions  may  be  applied  to  imports  into 
Spain 
until 
31  December  1995  in  respect  of  the  products  listed  in 
Annex  A  hereto. 

in  Lithuania 

Under  the  Act  of  Accession,  Portugal  shall  not  grant  to 
products  originating 
favourable 
treatment  than  it  provides  for  imports  originating  or  in 
free  circulation  in  other  Member  States; 

in  Lithuania  more 

Article  8 

implementation  by  Portugal  of 

the  undertakings 
The 
covered  by  Article  4  (2)  of  the  Agreement  shall  take  place 
at  the  time  set  for  the  remaining  Member  States  always 
provided  that  Lithuania  has  been  removed  from  the  scope 
of  Regulation  (EC)  No  519/94  on  common  rules  for 
imports  from  certain  third  countries. 

Article  5 

Article  9 

Application  of  the  provisions  of  this  Protocol  shall  be 
without 
(EEC) 
No  1911/91  of  26  June  1991  on  the  application  of  the 
provisions  of  Community  law  to  the  Canary  Islands  or 

to  Council  Regulation 

prejudice 

Quantitative  restrictions  may  be  applied  to  imports  into 
Portugal  of  products  originating 
in  Lithuania  until 
31  December  1995  in  respect  of  the  products  listed  in 
Annex  B  hereto. 

JiP 

697 

ANNEX  A 

CN code 

0206 41 91 

0206 49 91 

0208 10 10 

0209 00 11 

0209 00 19 

0209 00 30 

0210 11 11 

0210 11 19 

0210 11 31 

0210 11 39 

0210 12 11 

0210 12 19 

0210 19 10 

021019 20 

0210 19 30. 

0210 19 40 

0210 19 51 

0210 19 59 

0210 19 60 

0210 19 70 

0210 19 81 

0210 19 89 

0210 90 31 

0210 90 39 

ex 0210 90 90 (2) 

ex 0401  O 

0403 10 22 

ex 0102 90 lO(') 

ex0102 90 31 (') 

ex 0102 90 33(') 

ex 0102 90 35(') 

ex 0102  90  37 (') 

0103 91 10 

0103 92 11 

0103 92 19 

020311 10 

0203 12 11 

0203 12 19 

0203 19 11 

0203 19 13 

0203 19 15 

0203 19 55 

0203 19 59 

0203 21 10 

0203 22 11 

0203 22 19 

0203 29 11 

0203 29 13 

0203 29 15 

0203 29 55 

0203 29 59 

0206 30 21 

0206 30 31 

^ 

0403 10 24 

0403 10 26 

ex 0403 90 51 

ex 0403 90 53 O 

ex 0403 90  59 (4) 

0404 10 91 

0404 90 11 

0404 90 13 

0404 90 19 

0404 90 31 

0404 90  33 

0404 90 39 

ex 1601 (s) 

ex 1602 

ex 1602 

1602 

io  o oo 
20 90 O 
41 10 

1602 

42 10 

1602 

49 11 

1602 

49 13 

1602 

49 15 

1602 

49 19 

1602 

49 30 

1602 

ex 1602 

1602 

49 50 
90 10O 
90 51 

ex 1902 20 30 (7) 

')  Excluding  animals  for  bullfights. 
-)  Domestic  swine  only. 
')  In  packings  of  a  net content  not exceeding  two litres. 
4)  Not  preserved  or  concentrated  or  packed,  destined  for  human  consumption  only. 
')  Only  those  containing  meat  or  edible  offal  of  domestic  swine. 
*)  Only  those  containing  pig blood. 
7)  Only: 

—  sausage  made  of  meat,  edible  offal  or  blood  of  domestic  swine, 
—  any preparation  or  preserved  product  containing  meat  or  edible  offal  of  domestic  swine. 

ANNEXB 

CN  code 

0701 10 00 

0701 90 10 

0701 90 51 

0701 90 59 

/i/0 

698 

2sy 

PROTOCOL  5 

on  mutual  assistance  between  administrative  authorities  in  customs  matters 

Article  1 

Definitions 

For  the  purposes  of  this  Protocol: 

information  to  enable  it  to  ensure  that  customs  legislation 
is  correctly  applied, 
regarding 
including 
operations  noted  or  planned  which  contravene  or  would 
contravene  such  legislation. 

information 

(a) 

(b) 

(c) 

(d) 

(e) 

'customs  legislation'  shall  mean  provisions  adopted 
the 
by  the  Community  and  Lithuania,  governing 
import,  export,  transit  of  goods  and  their  placing 
under  any  customs  procedure,  including  measures  of 
prohibition,  restriction  and  control; 

'customs  duties'  shall  mean  all  duties,  taxes,  fees  or 
other  charges  which  are  levied  and  collected  in  the 
territories  of  the  Parties,  in  application  of  customs 
legislation,  but  not  including  fees  and  charges  which 
are  limited  in  amount  to  the  approximate  costs  of 
services  rendered; 

authority' 

'applicant 
competent 
administrative  authority  which  has  been  appointed 
by  a  Party  for 
this  purpose  and  which  makes  a 
request  for  assistance  in  customs  matters; 

shall  mean 

a 

authority' 

'requested 
competent 
administrative  authority  which  has  been  appointed 
by  a  Party  for  this  purpose  and  which  receives  a 
request  for  assistance  in  customs  matters; 

shall  mean 

a 

'contravention'  shall  mean  any  violation  of 
customs 
legislation 
violation  of  such  legislation. 

as  well  as  any 

the 
attempted 

Article  2 

Scope 

1. 
their 
The  Parties  shall  assist  each  other,  within 
competences,  in  the  manner  and  under  the  conditions  laid 
that  customs 
down 
in 
the 
legislation 
prevention,  detection  and  investigation  of  contraventions 
of  this  legislation. 

this  Protocol, 
is  correctly  applied, 

in  particular  by 

in  ensuring 

2. 
Assistance  in  customs  matters,  as  provided  for  in 
this  Protocol,  applies  to  any  administrative  authority  of 
the  Parties  which  is  competent  for  the  application  of  this 
Protocol.  It  shall  not  prejudice  the  rules  governing  mutual 
it  cover 
assistance 
in  criminal  matters.  Nor 
information  obtained  under  powers  exercised  at 
the 
request  of  the  judicial  authority,  unless  those  authorities 
so  agree. 

shall 

Article  3 

Assistance  on  request 

At 

1. 
the  request  of 
requested  authority  shall  furnish 

the  applicant  authoriry, 

the 
it  with  all  relevant 

shall 

the  request  of 

the  applicant  authority, 

the 
2.  At 
it  whether  goods 
requested  authority 
exported  from  the  territory  of  one  of  the  Parties  have 
been  properly  imported  into  the  territory  of  the  other 
Party, 
customs 
procedure  applied  to  the  goods. 

specifying,  where 

appropriate, 

inform 

the 

3.  At 
the  request  of 
requested  authority  shall 
ensure  that  a  surveillance  is  kept  on: 

the  applicant  authority, 
take 

the  necessary,  steps 

the 
to 

(a)  natural  or 

legal  persons  of  whom 

reasonable  grounds 
contravening 
legislation; 

or 

for  believing 
have 

that 
contravened 

there 
are 
they  are 
customs 

(b)  places  where  stocks  of  goods  have  been  assembled  in 
such  a  way  that  there  are  reasonable  grounds  for 
supposing 
intended  as  supplies  for 
operations  contrary  to  the  legislation  of  the  other 
Party; 

they  are 

that 

(c)  movements  of  goods  notified  as  possibly  giving  rise 
to  substantial  contraventions  of  customs  legislation; 

(d)  means  of  transport  for  which  there  are  reasonable 
grounds  for  believing  that  they  have  been,  are  or 
may  be  used 
the  contravening  of  customs 
legislation. 

in 

Article  4 

Spontaneous  assistance 

Without  prior  request, 
the  Parties  shall  provide  each 
other,  in  accordance  with  their  laws,  rules  and  other  legal 
instruments,  with  assistance  if  they  consider  that  to  be 
of 
necessary 
customs 
legislation,  particularly  when 
information 
pertaining  to: 

application 
they  obtain 

correct 

the 

for 

—  operations  which  have  contravened,  contravene  or 
would  contravene  such  legislation  and  which  may  be 
of  interest  to  the  other  Party, 

—  new  means  or  methods  employed  in  realizing  such 

operations, 

—  goods 

to 
contravention  of  customs  legislation. _ 

subject 

known 

be 

to 

substantial 

699 

Article  S 

Delivery/Notification 

At  the  request  of  the  applicant  authority,  thc  requested 
authority  shall  in  accordance  with  its  legislation  take  all 
necessary  measures  in  order: 

—  to  deliver  all  documents, 

—  to  notify  all  decisions, 

falling  within  thc  scope  of  this  Protocol  to  an  addressee, 
residing  or  established 
in  its  territory.  In  such  a  case 
Article  6  (3)  is  applicable. 

Article  6 

Form  and  substance  of  requests  for  assistance 

Requests  pursuant  to  this  Protocol  shall  be  made  in 
1. 
writing.  Documents  necessary  for  the  execution  of  such 
requests  shall  accompany 
the  request.  When  required 
because  of  the  urgency  of  the  situation,  oral  requests  may 
in  writing 
be 
immediately. 

accepted,  but  must  be  confirmed, 

* &• 

own,  the  administrative  department  to  which  the  request 
has  been  addressed  by 
this  authority,  shall  proceed, 
within  its  competence  and  available  resources,  as  though 
it  were  acting  on  its  own  account  or  at  the  request  of 
that  same  Parry,  by  supplying 
other  authorities  of 
information 
out 
possessed, 
already 
appropriate  enquiries  or  by  arranging  for  them  to  be 
carried  out. 

carrying 

by 

2. 
Requests 
accordance  with 
instruments  of  the  requested  Party. 

laws, 

the 

for 

assistance  will  be 

executed 

rules  and  other 

in 
legal 

the  offices  of 

Duly  authorized  officials  of  one  of  the  Parties  may, 
3. 
with 
involved  and 
the  agreement  of  the  other  Party 
within  the  conditions  laid  down  by  the  latter,  obtain 
from 
the  requested  authority  or  othcr 
is 
authority 
responsible,  information  relating  to  the  contravention  of 
customs  legislation  which  the  applicant  authority  needs 
for  the  purposes  of  this  Protocol. 

for  which 

requested 

authority 

the 

4.  Officials  of  one  of 
the 
agreement  of  the  other  Party  involved  and  within  the 
conditions  laid  down  by  the  latter,  be  present  at  enquiries 
carried  out  in  the  latter's  territory. 

the  Parties  may,  with 

Requests  pursuant  to  paragraph  1  shall  include  the 

2. 
following  information: 

Article  8 

(a) 

the  applicant  authority  making  the  request; 

Form  in  which  information  is  to  be  communicated 

(b) 

the  measure  requested; 

(c) 

the  object  of  and  the  reason  for  the  request; 

(d) 

the  laws,  rules  and  other  legal  elements  involved; 

1. 
The  requested  authority  shall  communicate  results 
of  enquiries  to  the  applicant  authority  in  the  form  of 
documents,  certified  copies  of  documents,  reports" and  the 
like. 

(e) 

indications  as  exact  and  comprehensive  as  possible 
on  the  natural  or  legal  persons  being  the  target  of 
the  investigations; 

The  documents  provided  for  in  paragraph  1  may  be 
2. 
replaced  by  computerized  information  produced  in  any 
form  for  the  same  purpose. 

(f)  a  summary  of  the  relevant  facts  and  of  the  enquiries 
already  carried  out,  except  in  cases  provided  for  in 
Article  5. 

3. 
Requests  shall  be  submitted  in  an  official  language 
of  the  requested  authority  or  in  a  language  acceptable  to 
such  authority. 

If  a  request  does  not  meet  the  formal  requirements, 
4. 
its  correction  or  completion  may  be  demanded; 
the 
ordering  of  precautionary  measures  may,  however,  take 
place. 

Article  9 

Exceptions  to  the  obligation  to  provide  assistance 

The  Parties  may 

1. 
provided  for  in  this  Protocol,  where  to  do  so  would: 

to  give  assistance  as 

refuse 

(a)  be  likely 

to  prejudice  sovereignty,  public  policy, 

security  or  other  essential  interests;  or 

(b) 

involve  currency  or 
regulations  concerning  customs  duties;  or 

regulations  other 

tax 

than 

Article  7 

Execution  of  requests 

(c)  violate  an 
secret. 

industrial,  commercial  or  professional 

1. 
In order  to  comply  with  a request  for  assistance,  the 
requested  authority  or,  when  the  latter  cannot  act  on  its 

2.  Where  the  applicant  authority,  asks  for  assistance 
which  it  would  itself  be  unable  to  provide  if  so  asked,  it 

r£. 

700 

2& 

fighting  against 

traffic 
to 
purposes  of 
narcotic  drugs 
substances.  Such 
information  may  be  communicated  to  other  authorities 
traffic 
directly  involved  in  the  combating  of  illicit  drug 
within  thc  limits  of  Article  2. 

illicit 
psychotropic 

related 

and 

2. 
Paragraph  1 shall  not  impede  the  use  of  information 
in  any  judicial  or  administrative  proceedings  subsequently 
instituted  for  failure  to  comply  with  customs  legislation. 

in 

their 

The  Parties  may, 

3. 
records  of  evidence, 
reports  and  testimonies  and  in  proceedings  and  charges 
information 
brought  before  the  courts,  use  as  evidence 
obtained  and  documents  consulted 
in  accordance  with 
the  provisions  of  this  Protocol. 

Article  12 

Experts  and  witnesses 

the 

the 

regarding 
the 

An  official  of  a  requested  authority  may  be  authorized  to 
appear,  within 
authorization 
limitations  of 
granted,  as  expert  or  witness  in  judicial  or  administrative 
proceedings 
this 
the  other  Party,  and 
in 
Protocol 
produce  such  objects,  documents  or  authenticated  copies 
thereof,  as  may  be  needed  for 
the  proceedings.  The 
request  for  an  appearance  must  indicate  specifically  on 
what  matters  and  by  virtue  of  what  title  or  qualification 
the  official  will  be  questioned. 

the  matters  covered  by 

jurisdiction  of 

Article  13 

Assistance  expenses 

The  Parties  shall  waive  all  claims  on  each  other  for  the 
reimbursement  of  expenses 
this 
Protocol,  except,  as  appropriate,  for  expenses  to  experts 
and  witnesses  and  to  interpreters  and  translators  who  are 
not  dependent  upon  public  services. 

incurred  pursuant 

to 

Article  14 

Implementation 

1. 

The  management  of  this  Protocol  shall  be  entrusted 

the  Customs  Department  under 

the  Ministry  of 
to 
Finances  of  the  Republic  of  Lithuania  on  the  one  hand 
and  the  competent  services  of  the  Commission  of  the 
the 
European  Communities  and,  where  appropriate, 
the 
the  Member  States  of 
customs  authorities  of 
^  European  Union  on  the  other.  They  shall  decide  on  all 
'  practical  measures  and  arrangements  necessary  for 

its  . 

application,  taking  into  consideration  rules  in  the  field  of 
data  protection.  They  may  recommend 

theA$SOCia-

to 

ticfV  Counci I amendments  which  they  consider  be  made  to 

this  Protocol. 

shall  draw  attention  to  that  fact  in  its  request.  It  shall 
then  be  left  to  the  requested  authority  to  decide  how  to 
respond  to  such  a  request. 

If  assistance  is  withheld  or  denied,  the  decision  and 
to  the  applicant 

3. 
the  reasons  therefor  must  be  notified 
authority  without  delay. 

Article  10 

Obligation  to  observe  confidentiality 

0 

to 

1.  Any  information  communicated  in  whatsoever  form 
pursuant 
this  Protocol  shall  be  of  a  confidential 
nature.  It  shall  be  covered  by  the  obligation  of  official 
secrecy  and  shall  enjoy  the  protection  extended  to  like 
information  under  the  relevant  legislation  of  the  Party 
which 
the  corresponding  provisions 
applying  to  the  Community  authorities. 

received 

it  and 

the  use  made  of 

Nominative  data  shall  not  be  transmitted  whenever 
2. 
there  are  reasonable  grounds  to  believe  that  the  transfer 
or 
transmitted  would  be 
the  data 
contrary  to  the  basic  legal  principles  of  one  of  the  Parties, 
and,  in  particular,  if  the  person  concerned  would  suffer 
undue  disadvantages.  Upon  request,  the  receiving  Party 
shall  inform  the  furnishing  Party  of  the  use  made  of  the 
information  supplied  and  of  the  results  achieved. 

Nominative  data  may  only  be 

to 
3. 
customs  authorities  and, 
for 
prosecution  purposes,  to  public  prosecution  and  judicial 
authorities.  Other  persons  or  authorities  may  obtain  such 
information  only  upon  previous  authorization  by  the 
furnishing  authority. 

transmitted 
the  case  of  need 

in 

4. 
The  furnishing  Party  shall  verify  the  accuracy  of  the 
information  to  be  transferred.  Whenever  it  appears  that 
the  information  supplied  was  inaccurate  or  to  be  deleted, 
the  receiving  Party  shall  be  notified  without  delay.  The 
latter  shall  be  obliged  to  carry  out  the  correction  or 
deletion. 

5.  Without  prejudice 
to  cases  of  prevailing  public 
interest,  the  person  concerned  may  obtain,  upon  request, 
information  on  the  data  stores  and  the  purpose  of  this 
storage. 

Article  11 

Use  of  information 

1. 
Information  obtained  shall  be  used  solely  for  the 
purposes  of  this  Protocol  and  may  be  used  within  each 
Party  for  other  purposes  only  with  the  prior  written 
consent  of  the  administrative  authority  which  furnished 
the  information  and  shall  be  subject  to  any  restrictions 
laid  down  by  that  authority.  These  provisions  are  not 
the 
applicable  when 
for 
the 
purposes  of  this  Protocol  could  also  be  used  for 

information  obtained 

the 

\y 

The 

shall 

Parties 

2. 
and 
subsequently  keep  each  other  informed  of  the  detailed 
rules  of  implementation  which  are  adopted  in  accordance 
with  the  provisions  of  this  Protocol. 

consult 

other 

each 

in 

which  have  been  concluded  or  may  be  concluded  between 
individual  or  several  Member  States  of  thc  European 
it  preclude  more 
Union  and  Lithuania.  Nor 
such 
under 
extensive  mutual 
agreements. 

assistance 

granted 

shall 

Article  15 

Complementarity 

1. 
This  Protocol  shall  complement  and  not  impede  the 
application  of  any  agreements  on  mutual  assistance 

2.  Without  prejudice  to  Article  11,  these  agreements 
do  not  prejudice  Community  provisions  governing  the 
communication  between  the  competent  services  of  the 
Commission  and  the  customs  authorities  of  the  Member 
States  of  any  information  obtained  in  customs  matters 
which  could  be  of  Community  interest. 

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.JP. 

702 

JOINT  DECLARATIONS 

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1. Article 37(1) 

It  is understood  that the concept  'conditions  and modalities  applicable  in each Member  State' 
includes Community rules Where appropriate. 

2.  Article 37 

It is understood  that the notion 'children' is defined  in accordance  with  national  legislation  of 
the host country concerned. 

3.  Article 3 g 

It  is  understood  that  the  notion  'members  of  their  family'  is  defined  in  accordance  with  the 
national legislation of the host country concerned. 

4.  Chapter II of Title IV 

Without prejudice to the provisions of Chapter II of Title IV, the Parties agree that treatment 
of the nationals or companies of one Party shall be  considered to  be less favourable  than that 
accorded  to  those  of  the  other  Party  if  such  treatment  is  either  formally  or  de facto  less 
favourable than the treatment accorded to those of the other Party. 

5. Article 46(d)i 

Without  prejudice to  Article 46,  the Parties agree that  no  provision  under the  Agreement 
can be  interpreted  as  denying  the right of the Parties  to  control  and  regulate  in  order  to 
ensure that natural persons benefiting from the right of  establishment  effectively  pursue an 
activity as self-employed persons. 

6. Article 56 

The  sole  fact  of requiring a visa for natural persons  of  certain Member  States  and not  for 
those  of  other Member  States  by Lithuania  or  of  requiring  a  visa  for  natural  persons  of 
Lithuania by certain Member States and not by others shall not be regarded  as nullifying  or 
impairing benefits under a specific commitment. 

7. Article 67 

The  Parties  agree  that  for  the  purpose  of  the  Agreement,  intellectual,  industrial  and 
commercial  property  includes  in  particular  copyright,  including  the  copyright  in 
computer programmes, and neighbouring rights, the rights relating to patents, industrial 
designs,  geographical  indications,  including  appellations  of  origin,  trademarks  and 
service  marks, topographies  of integrated  circuits  as well  as  protection  against  unfair 
competition  as referred to in Article  10 bis of the Paris Convention for the Protection 
of Industrial Property and protection of undisclosed information on know-how. 

703  <f 

8. Article  116 

K^ 

The  Parties  agree  that  the  Association  Council,  in  conformity  with  Article  116  of  the 
Agreement,  shall examine the option  of creating  an advisory  body  comprising  members  of the 
Community's Economic and Social  Committee and their Lithuanian  counterparts. 

9. Protocol  5 to the Agreement 

The  Parties  agree  that,  for  the  implementation  of Article  8,2,  all  relevant  information  for  the 
interpretation  or the utilization of the material should be supplied at the same time. 

704. 

\k 

AGREEMENT 

in the form of an exchange of letters between the European Community  and  the 
Republic of Lithuania  on maritime  transport 

A. Letter from the Community 

Sir, 

We would  be grateful  if you would confirm that your Government  agrees with the  following: 

When  the  Free  Trade  Agreement  between  the  European  Communities  and  Lithuania  was 
signed,  the  Parties  undertook  to  address  in  the  appropriate  manner  issues  relating  to  the 
operation  of shipping, particularly where the development of trade might be hindered. Mutually 
satisfactory  solutions on shipping will be sought while the principle of free and fair  competition 
on a commercial basis is observed. 

It has likewise been agreed that such issues should also be discussed  by the  Association  counci I 
Please accept,  Sir, the assurance of our highest consideration. 

On behalf of 
the Council  of the European Union 

B. Letter from the Republic of Lithuania 

Sir, 

I  have  the  honour  to  acknowledge  receipt  of your  letter  and  to  confirm  that  my  Government 
agrees with the  following: 

'When  the Free  Trade  Agreement  between  the European  Communities  and  Lithuania  was 
signed,  the  Parties  undertook  to  address  in  the  appropriate  manner  issues  relating  to  the 
operation  of  shipping,  particularly  where  the  development  of  trade  might  be  hindered. 
Mutually  satisfactory  solutions on shipping will be sought while the principle of free and  fair 
competition  on a commercial basis is observed. 

It  has  likewise  been  agreed  that  such  issues  should  also  be  discussed  by  the 
Association  Council 

Please accept,  Sir, the assurance of our highest  consideration. 

For the  Government 
of the Republic of Lithuania 

>*5 

AGREEMENT 
in  the  form  of an  exchange of letters  between  thc European  Community  and  thc  Republic 
of Lithuania  concerning the recognition  of rcgionalization  of African  swine fever  in  the 
Kingdom  of  Spain 

Sir, 

A. Letter from  the Republic of Lithuania 

I  have  the  honour  to  refer  to  the  discussions  concerning  trade  agreements  for  certain  agricultural 
products  between  the  Community  and  Lithuania  which  have  taken  place  in  the  framework  of  the 
negotiations  of the Free Trade Agreement. 

I  hereby  confirm  that  Lithuania  accepts  to  recognize  that  the  territory  of  the  Kingdom  of  Spain, 
with the  exception  of the provinces  of Badajoz,  Huelva,  Sevilla  and  Cordoba,  is  free  from  African 
swine  fever,  under  the  same  terms  as  foreseen  in  Council  Decision  89/21/EEC  of  14  December 
1988, and the successive Commission Decisions. 

C 

Lithuania  accepts  this  derogation  without  prejudice  to  all  other  requirements  foreseen  by  the 
Lithuanian veterinary legislation. 

I  should  be  obliged  if you  would  confirm  the  agreement  of the  Community  to  the  contents  of this 
letter. 

Please accept,  Sir, the assurance of my highest  consideration. 

For the Government  of the Republic of Lithuania 

Sir, 

B. Letter from the Community 

I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your letter of today's date which reads as follows: 

T  have  the  honour  to  refer  to  the  discussions  concerning  trade  agreements  for  certain 
agricultural  products  between  the  Community  and  Lithuania  which  have  taken  place  in  the 

( 

framework 

of the negotiations of the Free Trade Agreement. 

I  hereby confirm  that Lithuania accepts to recognize that  the territory  of the Kingdom of Spain, 
with  the  exception  of  the  provinces  of  Badajoz,  Huelva,  Sevilla  and  Cordoba,  is  free  from 
African  swine  fever,  under  the  same  terms  as  foreseen  in  Council  Decision  89/21/EEC  of  14 
December  1988, and the successive Commission Decisions. 

Lithuania  accepts  this  derogation  without  prejudice  to  all  other  requirements  foreseen  by  the 
Lithuanian veterinary legislation. 

I  should  be  obliged  if you  would  confirm  the  agreement  of the  Community  to  the  contents  of 
this letter.' 

I have the honour to confirm that the Community is in agreement with the contents of your letter. 

Please accept,  Sir, the assurance of my highest  consideration. 

On behalf of the Council of the European Union 

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M"  J 

UNILATERAL  DECLARATIONS 

Declaration  by thc French  Government 

2<ez 

France  notes that  the Europe  Agreement  with  the Republic  of Lithuania  does  not  apply  to  the 
overseas  countries  and  territories  associated  with  the  European  Community  pursuant  to  the 
Treaty  establishing the European  Community. 

Declarations  by the Republic of Lithuania 

1.  Title III 

Taking  into  account  the  accession  of  the  Scandinavian  countries  to  the  European  Union 
Lithuania  expresses its interest  to renegotiate trade in textile  and  agricultural  products  with 
an aim to provide appropriate  adjustment  to deepen mutual trade liberalization. 

2. Article 44,6 

Lithuania  shall  take  every  effort  to  ensure  that  by  the  end  of  the  transitional  period 
Lithuanian  subsidiaries and branches  of Community  companies  and  nationals  shall enjoy  the 
same rights as Community subsidiaries and branches of Lithuanian companies and nationals. 

3. Article 56 

Lithuania  considers  it essential for  achieving the objectives of this  association  to establish  a 
visa-free  regime between the Republic of Lithuania and the Member  States  of the European 
Union. 

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