Proposal for a Council and Commission Decision on the signature and on the conclusion of a Euro-Mediterranean Agreement with Jordan
Date: 1997-10-29
Institutions: European Commission
Subjects: European Association Agreement, Jordan, cooperation policy, free-trade area, tariff preference

COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES 

Brussels,  29.10.1997 
COM(97) 554 final 

97/0291 (AVC) 

Proposal for a 

COUNCIL  AND  COMMISSION  DECISION 

on the signature and on the conclusion of a Euro-Mediterranean 
Agreement with Jordan 

(presented  by the Commission) 

Proposal for  a Decision of the Council and the  Commission 

on the signature  and on the conclusion of a Euro-Mediterranean  Agreement with 
Jordan 

EXPLANATORY  MEMORANDUM 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

In line with the negotiating directives  approved by the European Council on 12/13 
June  1995, the Commission  initiated on 18 July  1995 negotiations  aimed at the 
establishment  of a new Euro-Mediterranean Association  agreement with Jordan. 
These  negotiations were conducted in consultations with the Member States.  On 
September  1996, with a view to conclude the negotiations, the  Commission 
submitted to the Member States a compromise solution on three  major 
outstanding  points, namely the provisions on trade in agricultural  products  and 
two joint declarations on the readmission of illegal immigrants  and on the 
Jordanian nationals working  in the Community.  The Commission's  proposal was 
approved with some amendments to the agricultural  package by the G.A.C.  of 1 
October  1996. 

In further contacts with the Jordanian authorities  it appeared that Jordan was not 
ready to conclude the negotiations  on this basis.  Two further  negotiating 
meetings were necessary to narrow the remaining  points of disagreement. 
Eventually, the reciprocal interest of the Community  and of Jordan to  conclude 
the negotiations  before the Malta Conference created the necessary  momentum 
for a final agreement  on the remaining open issues.  The agreement was  initialled 
by the two negotiators on 16 April  1997. The final document  submitted to the 
approval of the Council includes some further amendments to the chapter on 
trade  in agricultural  products, amendments which were introduced in agreement 
with Jordan, at the request of the Member States. 

The draft  Euro-Mediterranean  agreement  is designed to establish an association 
between the European Communities  and their Member States, of the one part, 
and Jordan, of the other part. It will replace the cooperation  agreement  and the 
agreement  governing ECSC products signed in 1977 which are currently  in force. 
Following as it does the signing of similar agreements with Tunisia, Israel, 
Morocco  and the Palestinian Authority,  the new Agreement  is another  important 
step in the establishment  of a renewed partnership and in the creation of an Euro-
Mediterranean free trade area, in the framework  of the guidelines  adopted by the 
Essen  European Council of 9 and  10 December  1994, the Cannes  European 
Council of 26 and 27 June  1995, and of the Barcelona'declaration. 

The proposed agreement will be concluded for an unlimited period, and will 
consolidate the existing ties between the European Communities  and their 
Member  States, on the one hand, and Jordan, on the other hand, creating a 
relationship  based on reciprocity,  partnership and joint development.  Respect for 
democratic  principles and human rights will be a key feature of this relationship. 

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The  main provisions of the agreement  are as follows: 

- 

regular  political dialogue; 

-  a free-trade  area: in accordance with the WTO rules( ),  a free-trade  area will 

be created gradually  between the Community  and Jordan over a period  lasting 
no more than  12 years. 

Jordan, which up to now has granted the Community  no concessions, will 
gradually  eliminate trade barriers  affecting the Community's  industrial exports, 
and  will apply  preferential duties to the Community's agricultural exports. 
The  preferential  arrangements currently  applied by the Community  (free 
market  access for Jordanian industrial exports, and concessions  on Jordanian 
agricultural 
exports)  are confirmed, and will be further  improved  by means of 
additional  concessions. 

According with the mandate the agreement  contains a special clause  under 
the parties  undertake to examine the agricultural trade situation from 1 
which 
January  2002 to establish  new reciprocal  concessions  in line with the overall 
objective  of  gradually  liberalising trade in this  sector. 

-  Specific  provisions, anticipating future arrangements  in the framework  of the 
Jordanian adhesion to the WTO, foresee a limited reciprocal liberalisation of 
the  right of establishment  and a commitment to allow  progressively  the supply 
of services. 

-  Economic cooperation, already  introduced under the existing agreement, will 
be strengthened  on as wide a basis as possible in all areas of interest to the 
two parties, who will be hold a regular dialogue on these issues. 

-  To promote the aims of the agreement, Jordan will benefit from financial 

cooperation in accordance with the appropriate  procedures  and resources. 

-  An Association Council and an Association Committee with decision  making 

powers will be created to supervise implementation  of the  agreement. 
Cooperation  between the European  Parliament  and the Jordanian  Parliament 
will also be promoted. 

The Commission  considers the outcome of the negotiations to be satisfactory  to 
both parties and, having duly  initialled the draft,  is asking the Council to approve 
the  results of the negotiations  and to initiate the procedure  for signing the 
agreement.  The Commission is also presenting  a proposal for a decision that will 
allow the Council and the Commission to launch the procedure for the  conclusion 
of the agreement  once it has been signed. 

r)  Although  Jordan  is not yet a Member of the WTO, the free  trade area will  be established  according to 
WTO rules  in compliance  with Article  XXIV of the GATT. 

propos,  page 4 

It 

The European  Parliament will be asked to give its assent to the agreement  prior 
to its conclusion.  The agreement  must also be ratified by the Member  States 
before  it enters into force. 

propos,  page 5 

Council and Commission  Decision  of ... 
on the conclusion of the  Euro-Mediterranean  Agreement 
between the European Communities  and their  Member States, of the one part, 
and the Hashemite Kingdom  of Jordan, of the other  part. 

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, 

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

Having  regard to the assent of the European  Parliament, 

Whereas the  Euro-Mediterranean  Agreement  establishing  an association  between the 
European Communities  and their  Member  States, of the one part, and the  Hashemite 
Kingdom  of Jordan, of the other part, signed in ... on ..., should be approved, 

HAVE  DECIDED AS FOLLOWS: 

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)À 

Article 1 

The  Euro-Mediterranean  agreement establishing an association  between the  European 
Communities  and their Member States, of the one part, and the Hashemite  Kingdom of 
Jordan, of the other part, the Protocols  annexed thereto  and the declarations  attached 
to the Final Act are hereby  approved on behalf of the European  Community  and the 
European  Coal and Steel Community.  The Texts of the Agreement, the  Protocols 
annexed thereto  and the Final Act are attached to this Decision. 

Article 2 

The position to be taken by the Community within the Association  Council and 
1. 
the Association  Committee  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  and the 
European  Coal and Steel Community. 

The  President  of the Council shall, in accordance with Article  90 of the 

2. 
Agreement,  preside over the Association Council and present the position of the 
Community.  A representative  of the President of the Council shall preside over the 
Association  Committee, in accordance with Article 93 of the Agreement,  and  present 
the position of the  Community 

Article 3 

The  President  of the Council shall deposit the act of notification  provided for  in Article 
106 of the Agreement  on behalf of the European Community.  The President  of the 
Commission  shall deposit that act on behalf of the  European Coal and Steel 
Community. 

Done at Brussels on 

propos  page 7 

EURO-MEDITERRANEAN  AGREEMENT 

ESTABLISHING  AN  ASSOCIATION 

BETWEEN  THE  EUROPEAN  COMMUNITIES 

AND  THEIR  MEMBER  STATES  OF  THE  ONE  PART, 

AND  THE  HASHEMITE  KINGDOM  OF  JORDAN  OF  THE  OTHER  PART 

agreem.  &  declar.  page  1 

A 

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  AUSTRIAN  REPUBLIC 

THE  PORTUGUESE  REPUBLIC, 

THE  FINNISH  REPUBLIC 

THE  KINGDOM  OF  SWEDEN 

THE  UNITED  KINGDOM  OF  GREAT  BRITAIN  AND  NORTHERN  IRELAND, 

contracting  Parties  to  the  Treaty  establishing  the  EUROPEAN  COMMUNITY  and 
the  Treaty  establishing  the  EUROPEAN  COAL  AND  STEEL  COMMUNITY, 

hereinafter  referred  to  as  the  "Member  States",  and 

the  EUROPEAN  COMMUNITY, 
the  EUROPEAN  COAL  AND  STEEL  COMMUNITY, 

hereinafter  referred  to  as  "the  Community", 

of  the  one  part, 

and  THE  HASHEMITE  KINGDOM  OF  JORDAN,  hereinafter  referred  to  as  "Jordan", 

of  the  other  part, 

agrecm. &  declar  page 2 

CONSIDERING 
Community,  its  Member  States  and  Jordan,  and  the  common  values  that 
share, 

importance  of 

the  existing 

links  between 

traditional 

the 

the 
they 

to 
CONSIDERING 
strengthen  those  links  and  to  establish  lasting  relations  based  on  reciprocity  and 
partnership  and  to  further  integrate  Jordan's  economy  into  the  European  economy;. 

its  Member  States  and  Jordan  wish 

the  Community, 

that 

CONSIDERING  the  importance  which  the  Parties  attach  to  the  principles  of  the 
United  Nations  Charter,  particularly  the  observance  of  human  rights,  democratic 
principles  and  political  and  economic  freedoms  which  form  the  very  basis  of  the 
Association, 

CONSIDERING  the  political  and  economic  developments  which  have  taken  place  in 
Europe  and  in  the  Middle  East  in  the  past  years; 

CONSCIOUS  of  the  need  to  associate  their  efforts  to  strengthen  political  stability 
and  economic  development  in  the  region  through  the  encouragement  of  regional 
co-operation, 

DESIROUS  of  establishing  and  developing  regular  political  dialogue  on  bilateral  and 
international  issues  of  mutual  interest, 

the  need  to  strengthen 

the  process  of  social  and  economic 
CONVINCED  of 
modernisation  that  Jordan  has  undertaken  with  the  objective  of  the  full  integration 
of  its  economy  in  the  world  economies  and  of  its  participation  in the  community  of 
democratic  countries; 

CONSIDERING 
between  Jordan  and  the  Community; 

the  difference 

in  economic  and  social  development  existing 

DESIROUS  of  establishing  co-operation,  supported  by  a  regular  dialogue, 
in 
economic,  scientific,  technological,  cultural,  audiovisual  and  social  matters  w i th  a 
view  to  improving  mutual  knowledge  and  understanding, 

CONSIDERING  the  commitment  of  the  Community  and  Jordan  to  free  trade,  and  in 
particular  to  compliance  with  the  rights  and  obligations  arising  out  of  the  General 
Agreement  on  Tariffs  and  Trade  (GATT), 

CONVINCED  that  the  Association  Agreement  will  create  a  new  climate  for  their 
economic  relations  and  in  particular  for  the  development  of  trade, 
investment  and 
economic  and  technological  co-operation, 

have  agreed  as  follows: 

agreem. &  declar.  page 3 

Article  1 

1.  An  Association  is  hereby  established  between  the  Community  and  its  Member 

States  of  the  one  part  and  Jordan  of  the  other  part. 

2.  The  aims  of  this  Agreement  are: 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

to  provide  an  appropriate  framework  for  the  political  dialogue,  allowing  the 
development  of  close  political  relations  between  the  Parties; 

to  establish  the  conditions  for  the  progressive  liberalisation  of  trade  in  goods, 
services  and  capital; 

to  foster  the  development  of  balanced  economic  and  social  relations  between 
the  Parties  through  dialogue  and  co-operation; 

to  improve  living  and  employment  conditions,  and  enhance  productivity  and 
financial  stability; 

to  encourage 
peaceful  coexistence  and  economic  and  political  stability; 

regional  co-operation  with  a  view 

to 

the  consolidation  of 

- 

to  promote  co-operation  in  other  areas  which  are  of  reciprocal  interest. 

Article  2 

Relations  between  the  Parties,  as  well  as  all  the  provisions  of  the  Agreement 
itself,  shall  be  based  on  respect  of  democratic  principles  and  fundamental  human 
rights  as  set  out  in  the  universal  declaration  on  human  rights,  which  guides  their 
this 
internal  and 
Agreement. 

international  policy  and  constitutes  an  essential  element  of 

agreem. &  declar  page 4 

TITLE  I 

POLITICAL  DIALOGUE 

Article  3 

1.  A  regular  political  dialogue  shall  be  established  between  the  Parties.  It  shall 
lasting 

the  development  of  a 

relations,  contribute 

their 

to 

strengthen 
partnership  and 

increase  mutual  understanding  and  solidarity. 

2.  The  political  dialogue  and  co-operation  will  in  particular: 

- 

develop  better  mutual  understanding  and  an  increasing  convergence  of 
positions  on  international  issues,  and  in  particular  on  those  issues  likely  to 
have  substantial  effects  on  one  or  the  other  party; 

enable  each  party  to  consider  the  position  and  interests  of  the  other; 

enhance  regional  security  and  stability; 

promote  common  initiatives. 

Article  4 

The  political  dialogue  shall  cover  all  subjects  of  common  interest,  and  shall  aim  to 
open  the  way  to  new  forms  of  co-operation  w i th  a  view  to  common  goals,  in 
particular  peace,  security,  human  rights,  democracy  and  regional  development. 

Article  5 

1.  The  political  dialogue  shall  facilitate  the  pursuit  of  joint  initiatives  and  shall 
take  place  at  regular  intervals  and  whenever  necessary,  in  particular: 

(a) 

at  Ministerial  level,  mainly  in  the  framework  of  the  Association  Council; 

(b) 

(c) 

at  senior  official  level  of  Jordan  of  the  one  part,  and  of  the  Presidency  of 
the  Council  and  of  the  Commission  of  the  other; 

full  advantage  of  all  diplomatic  channels 

taking 

by 
briefings  by  officials,  consultations  on 
meetings  and  contacts  between  diplomatic 
countries; 

the  occasion  of 

representatives 

including 

regular 
international 
third 

in 

(d) 

by  any  other  means  which  would  make  a  useful  contribution 
consolidating,  developing  and  stepping  up  this  dialogue. 

to 

2. 

There  shall  be  a  political  dialogue  between  the  European  Parliament  and 

the  Jordanian  Parliament. 

aureem  &  declar 

page  ? 

TITLE II 

FREE MOVEMENT  OF GOODS 

BASIC  PRINCIPLES 

Article  6 

The  Community  and  Jordan  shall  gradually  establish  a  free  trade  area  over  a 
transitional  period  lasting  a  maximum  of  12  years  starting  from  the  date  of  the  entry 
into force of this Agreement  in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement  and in 
conformity with those of the General Agreement  on Tariffs  and Trade  1994,  hereinafter 
referred to as the GATT. 

CHAPTER  1 

INDUSTRIAL  PRODUCTS 

Article  7 

The provisions  of this Chapter shall apply to products originating in the Community  and 
Jordan  other  than  those  listed  in  Annex  II  to  the  Treaty  establishing  the  European 
Community. 

Article  8 

No  new  customs  duties  on  imports,  or  any  other  charge  having  equivalent  effect, 
shall  be  introduced  on trade  between  the  Community  and Jordan. 

Article  9 

Imports  into  the  Community  of  products  originating  in  Jordan  shall  be  allowed  free 
of  customs  duties  and  of  any  other  charge  having  equivalent  effect  and  free  of 
quantitative  restrictions  and of  any  other  measure  having  equivalent  effect. 

agreem. &  declar.  page 6 

Article  10 

1.  a)  The  provisions  of  the  present  Chapter  shall  not  preclude  the  retention  ;:••/  the 
Community  of  an  agricultural  component  in  respect  of  goods  originating  in  *.  .<rdan 
and listed in Annex 1. 

b)  The  agricultural  component  may  take  the  form  of  a  flat  rate  amount  or  an  ad 
valorem duty. 

c) The  provisions  of chapter  2 applicable  to agricultural  products  shall  apply  mutatis 
mutandis to the agricultural  component. 

2.  a)  The  provisions  of the  present  Chapter  shall not  preclude the  retention  by 

rdan 
of  an  agricultural  component  in  respect  of  goods  originating  in the  Commun../  and 
listed in Annex 2. 

b)  The agricultural components which, pursuant to the preceeding subparagraph  Jordan 
may charge on imports from the Community  shall not exceed 50% of the  basi~ ~iuty rate 
charged on imports from countries  not benefitting from preferential trading arrangements 
but benefitting from most favoured nation treatment. 

c)  If  Jordan  proves  that  the  equivalence  of  the  duties  applicable  to  the  agricultural 
products  incorporated  in the  goods  listed  in Annex  2 exceed  the  maximum  r^-e set 
.-gher 
out  in the  preceeding  subparagraph  the Association  Council  may  agree  on  a 
rate. 

"' 

d) Jordan may enlarge the list of goods to which this agricultural component  ^  ; lies, 
provided  the  goods  are 
included  in  Annex  1.  Before  its  adoption,  this  agri  .tural 
component  shall  be  notified  for  examination  to  the  Association  Committee  which 
may take any decision needed. 

e)  For the products  listed in Annex  2 originating  in the Community, Jordan she  apply 
from the entry  into force of the agreement  customs duties on import and charges  having 
equivalent  effect  not higher than those in force on  1 January  1996. 

3.  As regards the industrial element  of the  products  listed in Annex  2  .originatinc  i  the 
Community,  Jordan  shall  progressively  abolish  the  customs  duties  on  imports  or 
charges  having equivalent  effect  according to the  provisions of Article  11. 

4.  Where,  in  trade  between  the  Community  and  Jordan,  the  charge  applicabi-  to  a 
basic  agricultural  product  is  reduced,  or  as  a  result  of  mutual  concessions  for 
rnity 
processed  agricultural  products,  the  agricultural  components  applied  in  cor 
with paragraphs  1 and 2 may  be reduced. 

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5.  The  reduction  foreseen  in  paragraph  4,  the  list  of  goods  concerned  and, where  applicable, 
the  tariff  quotas  to which  the  reduction  refers,  shall  be  established  by  the  Association 
Council. 

Article  11 

Customs  duties  and  charges  having  equivalent  effect  applicable  on  import  into  Jordan 
of  products  originating  in  the  Community,  other  than  those  listed  in  Annexes  2,  3  and 
4,  shall  be  abolished  upon  the  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement. 

In  application  of  Article  10  paragraphs  2  b)  and  3,  the  total  customs  duties  and 
into  Jordan  of  processed 
charges  having  equivalent  effect  applicable  on 
agricultural  products  originating 
in  Annex  2  shall  be 
progressively  abolished  in  accordance  with  the  following  schedule: 

in  the  Community 

import 

listed 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

this  Agreement  each  duty  and 

four  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of 
charge  shall  be  reduced  by  1 0%  of  the  basic  duty; 
five  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of 
charge  shall  be  reduced  by  2 0%  of  the  basic  duty; 
six  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  each  duty  and  charge 
shall  be  reduced  by  3 0%  of  the  basic  duty; 
seven  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of 
charge  shall  be  reduced  by  4 0%  of  the  basic  duty; 
eight  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of 
charge  shall  be  reduced  by  50%  of the  basic  duty. 

this  Agreement  each  duty  and 

this  Agreement  each  duty  and 

this  Agreement  each  duty  and 

Customs  duties  and  charges  having  equivalent  effect  applicable  on  import  into  Jordan 
of 
in  list  A  of  Annex  3  shall  be 
progressively  abolished  in  accordance  with  the  following  schedule: 

products  originating 

in  the  Community 

listed 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

on  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  each  duty  and  charge  shall  be 
reduced  to  80%  of the  basic  duty; 
one  year  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  each  duty  and  charge 
shall  be  reduced  to  6 0%  of  the  basic  duty; 
two  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  each  duty  and  charge 
shall  be  reduced  to  4 0%  of  the  basic  duty; 
three  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  each  duty  and  charge 
shall  be  reduced  to  2 0%  of  the  basic  duty; 
four  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  the  remaining  duty  and 
charge  shall  be  abolished. 

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4.  Customs  duties  and  charges  having  equivalent  effect  applicable  on  import  into  Jordan 
list  B  of  Annex  3  shall  be 

of  products  originating 
progressively  abolished  in  accordance  with  the  following  schedule: 

in  the  Community 

listed 

in 

this  Agreement  each  duty  and 

this  Agreement  each  duty  and 

four  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of 
charge  shall  be  reduced  to  9 0%  of  the  basic  duty; 
five  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of 
charge  shall  be  reduced  to  8 0%  of  the  basic  duty; 
six  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  each  duty  and  charge 
shall  be  reduced  to  7 0%  of  the  basic  duty; 
seven  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of 
charge  shall  be  reduced  to  6 0%  of  the  basic  duty; 
eighth  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of 
charge  shall  be  reduced  to  5 0%  of  the  basic  duty; 
nine  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of 
charge  shall  be  reduced  to  4 0%  of  the  basic  duty; 
ten  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  each  duty  and  charge 
shall  be  reduced  to  3 0%  of  the  basic  duty; 
eleven  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of 
charge  shall  be  reduced  to  2 0%  of  the  basic  duty; 
twelve  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  the  remaining  duty 
and  charge  shall  be  abolished. 

this  Agreement  each  duty  and 

this  Agreement  each  duty  and 

this  Agreement  each  duty  and 

this  Agreement  each  duty  and 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

5.  As  regards  the  products  listed  in  Annex  4,  the  arrangements  to  be  applied  shall  be  re 
examined  by  the  Association  Council  four  years  after  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  the 
Agreement.  At  the  time  of  that  re-examination,  the  Association  Council  shall  establish  a 
tariff  dismantling  schedule  for  the  products  appearing  in Annex  4. 

6. 

in 
In  the  event  of  serious  difficulties  for  a  given  product,  the  relevant  timetables 
accordance  with  paragraphs  2,  3 
and  4  may  be  reviewed  by  the  Association 
Committee  by  common  accord  on  the  understanding  that  the  schedule  for  which  the 
review  has  been  requested  may  not  be  extended  in  respect  of  the  product  concerned 
beyond  the  maximum  transitional  period  of  12  years. 
If  the  Association  Committee 
has  not  taken  a  decision  within  thirty  days  of  its  application  to  review  the  timetable, 
Jordan  may  suspend  the  timetable  provisionally  for  a  period  which  may  not  exceed 
one  year. 

7.  For  each  product  the  basic  duty  to  which  the  successive  reductions  laid  d o wn  in 
paragraphs  2,  3  and  4  are  to  be  applied  shall  be  that  actually  applied  vis-à-vis  the 
Community  on  1  January  1996. 

8. 

If,  after  1 January  1996,  any  tariff  reduction  is  applied  on  an  erga  omnes  basis,  the 
reduced  duties  shall  replace  the  basic  duties  referred  to  in  paragraph  7  as  from  the 
date  when  such  reductions  are  applied. 

9.  Jordan  shall  notify  the  Community  of  its  basic  duties. 

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

Article  12 

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Article  13 

1.  Exceptional  measures  of 

the  provisions  of 
limited  duration  which  derogate 
Article  11  may  be  taken  by  Jordan  in  the  form  of  an  increase  or  reintroduction  of 
customs  duties. 

from 

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

import 

into  Jordan  of  products  originating 

Customs  duties  applicable  on 
the 
Community  introduced  by  these  measures  may  not  exceed  2 5%  ad  valorem  and  shall 
maintain  an  element  of  preference  for  products  originating  in  the  Community.  The 
these 
total  yearly  average  value  of  imports  of  the  products  which  are  subject  to 
measures  may  not  exceed  2 0%  of  the  total  yearly  average  value  of 
imports  of 
industrial  products  originating  in  the  Community  during  the  last  three  years  for  which 
statistics  are  available. 

in 

These  measures  shall  be  applied  for  a  period  not  exceeding  five  years  unless  a  longer 
duration  is  authorized  by  the  Association  Committee.  They  shall  cease  to  apply  at  the 
latest  on  the  expiry  of  the  maximum  transitional  period  of  twelve  years. 

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

Jordan  shall  inform  the  Association  Committee  of  any  exceptional  measures  it  intends 
to  take  and,  at  the  request  of  the  Community,  consultations  shall  be  held  on  such 
measures  and  the  sectors  to  which  they  apply  before  they  are  implemented.  When 
taking  such  measures  Jordan  shall  provide  the  Committee  w i th  a timetable  for  the 
elimination  of  the  customs  duties  introduced  under  this  Article.  This  timetable  shall 
provide  for  a  phasing  out  of  these  duties  in  equal  annual  instalments  starting  at  the 
latest  t wo  years  after  their  introduction.  The  Association  Committee  may  decide  on  a 
different  timetable. 

2.  By  way  of  derogation  from  the  fourth  subparagraph  of  paragraph  1,  the  Association 
Committee  may  exceptionally,  in  order  to  take  account  of  the  difficulties  involved  in 
setting  up  a  new  industry  and  when  certain  sectors  are  undergoing  restructuring  or 
facing  serious  difficulties,  authorize  Jordan  to  maintain  the  measures  already  taken 
pursuant  to  paragraph  1  for  a  maximum  period  of  three  years  beyond  the  twelve-year 
transitional  period. 

agreem  it  declar  page 111 

CHAPTER  2 

AGRICULTURAL  PRODUCTS 

Article  14 

The  provisions  of  the  present  Chapter  shall  apply  to  products  originating  in  the 
Community  and  Jordan  and 
the 
in  Annex 
European  Community. 

the  Treaty  establishing 

listed 

II  of 

Article  15 

The  Community  and  Jordan  shall  gradually  implement  greater  liberalization  of  their 
reciprocal  trade  in  agricultural  products. 

Article  16 

1.  Agricultural  products  originating  in  Jordan  shall  benefit  on  import  into  the  Community 

from  the  provisions  set  out  in  Protocol  No  1. 

2.  Agricultural  products  originating  in  the  Community  shall  benefit  on  import  into  Jordan 

from  the  provisions  set  out  in  Protocol  No  2. 

Article  17 

1.  From  1 January  2002  the  Community  and  Jordan  shall  assess  the  situation  w i th  a 
view  to  determining  the  liberalization  measures  to  be  applied  by  the  Community  and 
Jordan  w i th  effect  from  1 January  2003  in  accordance  with  the  objective  set  out  in 
Article  15. 

2.  Without  prejudice  to  the  provisions  of  the  preceding  paragraph  and  taking  account  of 
the  patterns  of  trade  in  agricultural  products  between  the  Parties  and  the  particular 
sensitivity  of  such  products,  the  Community  and  Jordan  may  examine  on  a  regular 
basis  in  the  Association  Council,  product  by  product  and  on  a  reciprocal  basis,  the 
possibilities  of  granting  each  other  further  concessions. 

agreem.  &  declar.  page  1  I 

CHAPTER  3 

COMMON  PROVISIONS 

Article  18 

1.  No  new  quantitative  restriction  on  imports  and  measures  hô.  . .g  equivalent 

effect  shall  be  introduced  in  trade  between  the  Community  and 

an. 

2.  Quantitative  restrictions  on  imports  and  measures  having  equi 
trade  between  the  Community  and  Jordan  shall  be  abolished 
into  force  of  this  Agreement. 

it  effect  on 
n  the  entry 

3.  The  Community  and  Jordan  shall  not  apply  to  exports  betw 
either  customs  duties  or  charges  having  equivalent  effect, 
restrictions  or  measures  having  equivalent  effect. 

themselves 
quantitative 

Article  19 

rules  being 

the  event  of  specific 

the 
In 
introduced  as  a 
:he  current 
implementation  of  its  agricultural  policy  or  of  any  alteratioi 
rules  or  in  the  event  of  any  alteration  or  extension  of  the  prov 
-• relating  to 
the  implementation  of  its  agricultural  policy,  the  Party  c o n c e nt  may  amend 
the  arrangements  resulting  from  the  Ajreement 
e  products 
concerned. 

in  respect 

• lit  of 

In  such  cases  the  Party  concerned  shall  inform  the  Associa 
At  the  request  of  the  other  Party,  the  Association  Committ< 
take  due  account  of  the  interests  of  the  other  Party. 

Committee. 
>all  meet  to 

the  Community  or  Jordan, 

If 
in  applying  paragraph  1 
arrangements  made  by  this  Agreement  for  agricultural  prod 
accord  imports  originating  in  the  other  Party  an  advantage  cos 
provided  for  in  this  Agreement. 

odifies 

the 
they  shall 
.able  to  that 

The  application  of  this  Article  may  be  the  subject  of  con! 
Association  Council. 

:ions  in  the 

Article  20 

1.  Products  originating  in  Jordan  shall  not  on  importation  into  th». 
accorded  a  treatment  more  favourable  than  that  which  the  * 
apply  among  themselves. 

Timunity  be 
^•mber  States 

2.  Application  of the  provisions  of this Agreement  shall  be without  pre. 

Regulation  (EEC)  N°  1911/91  of  26  June  1991  on  the  application 
of  Community  law  to the  Canary  Islands. 

..je  to  Council 
he  provisions 

agreem. &  declar.  page  12 

Article  21 

1. 

2. 

The  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. 

Products  exported  to  the  territory  of  one  of  the  Parties  may  not  benefit  from 
repayment  of  indirect  internal  taxation  in  excess  of  the  amount  of 
indirect 
taxation  imposed  on,them  either  directly  or  indirectly. 

Article  22 

1. 

The  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  the  Agreement. 

2.  Consultation  between  the  Community  and  Jordan  shall  take  place  within  the 
Association  Council  concerning  agreements  establishing  customs  unions  or 
free  trade  areas  and,  where  appropriate,  on  other  major  issues  related  to  their 
respective  trade  policy  with  third  countries.  In  particular,  in  the  event  of  a 
third  country  acceding  to  the  Union,  such  consultation  shall  take  place  so  as 
the 
to  ensure 
Community  and  Jordan. 

that  account  may  be 

interests  of 

the  mutual 

taken  of 

Article  23 

If  one  of  the  Parties  finds  that  dumping  is  taking  place  in  trade  w i th  the  other  Party 
within  the  meaning  of  Article  VI  of  the  GATT,  it  may  take  appropriate  measures 
the  Agreement  on  implementation  of 
against 
Article  VI  of 
the 
conditions  and  in  accordance  with  the  procedures  laid  down  in  Article  26. 

the  GATT  and  with 

in  accordance  with 

legislation,  under 

this  practice 

its  relevant 

internal 

Article  24 

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

serious 
to  domestic  producers  of 
products  in  all  or  part  of  the  territory  of  one  of  the  Parties,  or 

injury 

like  or  directly  competitive 

serious  disturbances  in  any  sector  of  the  economy, 

the  Party  concerned  may  take  appropriate  measures  under  the  conditions  and  in 
accordance  with  the  procedures  laid  down  in  Article  26. 

agreem. &  declar.  page  13 

Where  compliance  with  the  provisions  of  Article  18  paragraph  3  leads  to: 

Article  25 

(i) 

(ii) 

towards  a 

re-export 
maintains, 
export  duties,  or  measures  having  equivalent  effect,  or 

third  country  against  which 

the  product  concerned,  quantitative  export 

for 

the  exporting  party 
restrictions, 

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

and  where  the  situations  above  referred  to  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 
26.  The  measures  shall  be  non-discriminatory  and  be  eliminated  when  conditions 
no  longer  justify  their  maintenance. 

Article  26 

1. 

2. 

to  give 

In  the  event  of  the  Community  or  Jordan  subjecting  imports  of  products 
to  an 
liable 
administrative  procedure, 
rapid 
to  provide 
information  on  the  trend  of  trade  flows,  it  shall  inform  the  other  Party. 

to 
the  purpose  of  which 

the  difficulties 

in  Article  24, 

referred 

rise 

to 

is 

In  the  cases  specified  in  Articles  23,  24  and  25,  before  taking  the  measures 
provided  for  therein,  or,  as  soon  as  possible  in  cases  to  which  paragraph 
3(d)  applies,  the  Party  in  question  shall  supply  the  Association  Committee 
w i th  all  relevant 
the 
situation  with  a view  to  seeking  a solution  acceptable  to  the  Parties. 

information  required  for  a. thorough  examination  of 

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

The  safeguard  measures  shall  be  notified  immediately  to  the  Association 
Committee  and  shall  be  the  subject  of  periodic  consultations  within 
the 
Committee,  particularly  with  a  view 
their  abolition  as  soon  as 
circumstances  permit. 

to 

3. 

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

(a) 

As  regards  Article  23,  the  exporting  party  shall  be  informed  of  the  dumping 
case  as  soon  as  the  authorities  of  the  importing  party  have  initiated  an 
investigation.  When  no  end  has  been  put  to  the  dumping  in  the  meaning  of 
Article  VI  of  GATT  or  no  other  satisfactory  solution  has  been  reached 
within  thirty  days  of  the  notification  being  made,  the  importing  party  may 
adopt  the  appropriate  measures. 

:m 

,v  declai 

p.1..;.  i  -\ 

(b) 

(c) 

(d) 

that  Article  shall  be 

As  regards  Article  24,  the  difficulties  arising  from  the  situation  referred  to 
in 
the  Association 
Committee,  which  may  take  any  decision  needed  to  put  an  end  to  such 
difficulties. 

for  examination 

referred 

to 

the  exporting  party  has  not 

the  Association  Committee  or 

taken  a 
If 
decision  putting  an  end  to  the  difficulties  or  no  other  satisfactory  solution 
the 
has  been  reached  within 
importing  party  may  adopt 
the 
problem.  These  measures  must  not  exceed  the  scope  of  what  is  necessary 
to  remedy  the  difficulties  which  have  arisen. 

the  matter  being  referred, 
remedy 

the  appropriate  measures 

thirty  days  of 

to 

As  regards  Article  25,  the  difficulties  arising  from  the  situations  referred  to 
the  Association 
in 
Committee. 

that  Article  shall  be 

for  examination 

referred 

to 

take  any  decision  needed 

The  Committee  may 
to 
difficulties.  If  it  has  not  taken  such  a  decision  within  thirty  days  of 
matter  being  referred  to 
it, 
measures  on  the  exportation  of  the  product  concerned. 

the 
the 
the  exporting  party  may  apply  appropriate 

to  put  an  end 

immediate  action  make  prior 
Where  exceptional  circumstances  requiring 
information  or  examination,  as  the  case  may  be, 
impossible,  the  Party 
concerned  may,  in  the  situations  specified  in  Articles  23,  24  and  25  apply 
f o r t h w i th  such  precautionary  measures  as  are  strictly  necessary  to  remedy 
the  situation,  and  shall  inform  the  other  Party  immediately. 

Article  27 

Nothing  in  this  Agreement  shall  preclude  prohibitions  or  restrictions  on  imports, 
exports  or  goods  in  transit  justified  on  grounds  of  public  morality,  public  poiicy  or 
public  security,  of  the  protection  of  health  and  life  of  humans,  animals  or  plants: 
the  protection  of  national  treasures  possessing  artistic,  historic  or  archaeological 
value; 
industrial  and  commercial  property  or 
regulations  concerning  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. 

the  protection  of 

intellectual, 

Article  28 

The  concept  of  "originating  products"  for  the  application  of  the  provisions  of  the 
present  Title  and  the  methods  of  administrative  co-operation  relating  to  them  are 
set  out  in  Protocol  No.  3. 

Article  29 

The  combined  nomenclature  shall  be  used  for  the  classification  of  goods  in  trade 
between  the  Parties. 

agreem. &  declar.  page  1 5 

TITLE III 

RIGHT OF ESTABLISHMENT AND  SERVICES 

Chapter 1 

Right of establishment 

ARTICLE 30 

1. 

a) 

The  Community  and  its  Member  States  shall  grant  for  the  establishment  of 
Jordanian  companies 
like 
treatment  no  less  favourable 
companies  of any third country. 

that  accorded 

to 

b)  Without  prejudice  to  the  reservations  listed  in  Annex  5,  the  Community  and  its 
Member  states  shall  grant  to  subsidiaries  of  Jordanian  companies  established  in 
a  Member  State  treatment  no  less  favourable  than  that  accorded  to  any  like 
Community  company,  in respect  of their  operations. 

c) 

The  Community  and  its  Member  States  shall  grant  to  branches  of  Jordanian 
companies,  established  in  a  Member  State,  treatment  no  less  favourable  than 
that  accorded  to  like  branches  of  companies  of  any  third  country,  in  respect  of 
their operations. 

2. 

a)  Without  prejudice  to the  reservations  listed  in Annex  6, Jordan  shall  grant  for  the 
establishment  of  Community  companies 
less 
favourable  than  accorded  to  its  own  companies  or  to  companies  of  any  third 
country whichever  is the  better. 

in  its  territory 

treatment  no 

b) 

Jordan  shall  grant  to  subsidiaries  and  branches  of  Community  companies, 
established  in  its  territory,  in  respect  of  their  operations,  treatment  no  less 
favourable  than that  accorded to  its own companies  or  branches,  or to  Jordanian 
subsidiaries  or  branches  of  companies  of  any  third  country,  whichever  is  the 
better. 

3. 

The  provisions  of  paragraphs  1.b)  and  2.b)  cannot  be  used  so  as  to  circumvent  a 
Party's  legislation  and  regulations  applicable  to  access  to  specific  sectors  or  activities 
by  subsidiaries  or  branches  of  companies  of the  other  Party  established  in the  territory 
of such first  Party. 

The  treatment  referred  to  in  paragraph  1.b),  1.c)  and  2.b)  shall  benefit  companies, 
subsidiaries,  and  branches  established  in  the  Community  and  Jordan  respectively  at 
the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  and  companies,  subsidiaries  and 
branches  established  after that date once they  are established. 

agreem. it  declar.  page  I <> 

ARTICLE 31 

1. 

2. 

The  provisions  of Article  30 shall  not  apply  to  air transport,  inland waterways  transport 
and maritime transport. 

However,  in  respect  of  activities  undertaken  by  shipping  agencies  for  the  provision  of 
international  maritime transport  services,  including  inter  modal activities  involving  a sea 
leg,  each  Party  shall  permit  to  the  companies  of  the  other  Party  their  commercial 
presence  in  its  territory  in  the  form  of  subsidiaries  or  branches,  under  conditions  of 
establishment  and  operation  no  less  favourable  than  those  accorded  to  its  own 
companies  or to  subsidiaries  or  branches  of  companies  of  any  third  country  whichever 
are the better.  Such activities  include, but are not limited to : 

a)  marketing  and  sales  of  maritime  transport  and  related  services  through  direct 
contact  with  customers,  from  quotation  to  invoicing,  whether  these  services  are 
operated  or  offered  by  the  service  supplier  itself  or  by  service  suppliers  with 
which the service seller  has established  standing  business  arrangements ; 

b) 

c) 

d) 

e) 

purchase  and  use,  on their  own  account  or  on  behalf  of their  customer  (and  the 
•resale to their  customers)  of  any  transport  and  related  services,  including  inward 
transport  services  by  any  mode,  particularly  inland  waterways,  road  and  rail, 
necessary for the supply of an integrated service; 

transport  documents,  customs 
preparation  of  documentation  concerning 
documents,  or  other  documents  related  to  the  origin  and  character  of  the  goods 
transported ; 

provision  of  business 
information  systems  and  electronic  data 
discriminatory  restrictions  concerning telecommunications)  ; 

information  of  any  means, 

including  computerised 
interchange  (subject  to  any  non 

setting  up  of  any  business  arrangement,  including  participation  in the  company's 
stock  and  the  appointment  of  personnel  recruited  locally  (or,  in  the  case  of 
foreign  personnel, subject  to the  relevant  provisions  of this Agreement),  with  any 
locally established shipping agency ; 

f) 

acting  on  behalf  of  the  companies,  organising  the  call  of  the  ship  or  taking  over 
cargoes when required. 

agreem.  &  declar.  page  17 

For the purpose  of this Agreement : 

ARTICLE 32 

a) 

b) 

c) 

A  "Community  company"  or  "Jordanian  company"  respectively  shall  mean  a  company 
set  up  in  accordance  with  the  laws  of  a  Member  State  or  of  Jordan  respectively  and 
having  its  registered office  or central administration  or principal  place of business  in the 
territory  of the Community  or Jordan  respectively. 
However,  should the  company,  set  up in  accordance  with  the  laws  of  a Member  State 
or Jordan  respectively,  have  only  its  registered  office  in the territory  of the  Community 
or  Jordan  respectively,  the  company  shall  be  considered  a  Community  or  Jordanian 
company  respectively  if  its  operations  possess  a  real  and  continuous  link  with  the 
economy  of one of the Member States or Jordan  respectively. 

"Subsidiary"  of  a  company  shall  mean  a  company  which  is  controlled  by  the  first 
company. 

"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 the right of Community  or Jordanian companies  as referred 
to  in  sub-paragraph  a)  to  take  up  economic  activities  by  means  of  the  setting  up  of 
subsidiaries  and branches  in Jordan or in the Community  respectively. 

e) 

"Operation" shall mean the pursuit of economic  activities. 

f) 

g) 

"Economic  activities" shall mean activities  of an industrial, commercial  and  professional 
character. 

"national  of  a  Member  State  or  of  Jordan"  shall  mean  a  physical  person  who  is  a 
national of one of the Member States or of Jordan  respectively. 

h)  With  regard  to  international  maritime  transport,  including  inter  modal  operations 
involving  a  sea  leg,  shall  also  be  beneficiaries  of  the  provisions  of  this  Chapter  and 
Chapter  2,  nationals  of  the  Member  States  or  of  Jordan  established  outside  the 
Community  or  Jordan  respectively,  and  shipping  companies  established  outside  the 
Community  or  Jordan  and  controlled  by  nationals  of  a  Member  State  or  Jordanian 
nationals  respectively,  if their vessels  are  registered  in that  Member  State  or  in  Jordan 
respectively  in accordance with their respective legislation. 

agreem. &  declar.  page  18 

ARTICLE 33 

The  Parties  shall  use  their  best  endeavours  to  avoid  taking  any  measures  or  actions 
which  render  the  conditions  for  the  establishment  and  operation  of  each  other's 
companies  more restrictive than the situation existing  on the  day  preceding  the  date  of 
signature of the Agreement. 

The  provisions  of this Article  are without  prejudice to those  of Article  44. The  situations 
covered  by Article 44 shall  be solely  governed  by  its  provisions  to the exclusion  of  any 
other. 

ARTICLE 34 

1. 

2. 

A  Community  company  or  Jordanian  company  established  in the  territory  of  Jordan  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 Jordan  and the Community  respectively,  employees 
who are nationals of Community  Member States and Jordan  respectively,  provided that 
such  employees  are  key  personnel  as  defined  in  paragraph  2  of  this  Article,  and  that 
they  are  employed  exclusively  by  such  companies,  subsidiaries  or  branches.  The 
residence  and  work  permits  of  such  employees  shall  only  cover  the  period  of  such 
employment. 

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 
management  of  the  establishment,  receiving  general  supervision  or  direction 
principally  from  the  board  of  directors  or  stockholders  of  the  business  or  their 
equivalent, including : 

the  establishment  or  a  department  or  sub-division  of 

directing 
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. 

the 

agreem. & declar.  page  19 

(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 
including 
type  of  work  or 
membership of an accredited profession. 

technical  knowledge, 

requiring  specific 

trade 

(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  be  to  an  establishment  (branch,  subsidiary)  of  that 
organisation,  effectively  pursuing  like  economic  activities  in  the  territory  of  the 
other  Party. 

The  entry  into  and  the  temporary  presence  within  the  respective  territories  of  Jordan 
and the  Community  of  nationals  of the  Member  States  or  of Jordan  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  establishment  of  a  Jordanian  or  a  Community  company,  in  the 
Community  or Jordan  respectively, when : 

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

the  company  has  no  other  representative,  office,  branch  or  subsidiary  in  a 
Community  Member State or Jordan  respectively. 

ARTICLE 35 

In  order  to  make  it  easier  for  Community  nationals  and  Jordanian  nationals  to  take  up  and 
pursue  regulated  professional  activities  in  Jordan  and  the  Community  respectively,  the 
Association  Council  shall  examine  what  steps  are  necessary  to  be  taken  to  provide  for  the 
mutual recognition of qualifications. 

ARTICLE 36 

The  provisions  of  Article  30  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  to  branches  of  companies 
incorporated  in  its  territory  or,  as  regards  financial  services,  for  prudential  reasons.  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. 

agreem  <t declar  page  20 

CHAPTER 2 

Cross-border  supply  of services 

ARTICLE 37 

The  Parties  shall  use  their  best  endeavours  to  allow  progressively  the  supply  of 
services  by  Community  or Jordanian  companies  who  are established  in the  territory  of 
a  Party  other  than  that  of  the  person  for  whom  the  services  are  intended,  taking  into 
account the development  of the services sectors  in the Parties. 

The  Association  Council  shall  make  recommendations  for  the  implementation  of  the 
objective  mentioned  in paragraph  1 of this Article. 

ARTICLE 38 

With  a  view  to  assuring  a  co-ordinated  development  of  transport  between  the  Parties, 
adapted  to their  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 
may  be dealt with  by  specific  agreements  where  appropriate  negotiated  between the  Parties 
after the entry  into force of this Agreement. 

ARTICLE 39 

1.  With  regard to maritime transport the Parties undertake to apply effectively  the  principle 
of  unrestricted access to the international  market  and traffic  on a commercial basis. 

a) 

The  above  provision  does  not  prejudice  the  rights  and  obligations  arising  under 
the  United  Nations  Convention  on  a Code  of  Conduct  for  Liner  Conferences,  as 
applicable  for  a  Party  to  the, present  Agreement.  Non-conference  lines  shall  be 
free  to  operate  in  competition  with  a  conference  line  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  introduce  cargo-sharing  arrangements  in  future  bilateral  Agreements  with 
third countries  concerning  dry  and liquid bulk  and liner trade.  However,  this  does 
not  exclude  the  possibility  of  such  arrangements  concerning  liner  cargo  in  those 
exceptional  circumstances  where  liner  shipping  companies  from  one  or  other 
Party 
the  present  Agreement  would  not  otherwise  have  an  effective 
opportunity  to ply for trade to and from the third country  concerned ; 

to 

agreem  &  tiedar  page  2 I 

b) 

abolish,  upon  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement,  all  unilateral  measures, 
administrative,  technical  and  other  obstacles  which  could  constitute  a  disguised 
restriction  or  have  discriminatory  effects  on  the  free  supply  of  services  in 
international  maritime  transport. 

Each  Party  shall  grant,  inter  alia,  a  treatment  no  less  favourable  than  that  accorded  to  its 
own  ships,  for  the  ships  used  for  the  transport  of  goods,  passengers  or  both,  and  operated 
by  nationals  or  companies  of  the  other  Party,  with  respect  to  access  to  ports,  the  use  of 
infrastructure  and  auxiliary  maritime  services  of  those  ports,  as  well  as  related  fees  and 
charges,  customs  facilities  and  the  assignment  of  berths  and  facilities  for  loading  and 
unloading. 

CHAPTER 3 

General  Provisions 

ARTICLE 40 

1. 

2. 

3. 

1. 

2. 

The  Parties  undertake  to  consider  development  of  this  Title  with  a  view  to  the 
establishment  of an "economic  integration agreement" as defined in Article V of GATS. 

The  objective  foreseen  in  paragraph  1  shall  be  subject  to  a  first  examination  by  the 
Association  Council at the latest five years after the entry  into force of this Agreement. 

The  Association  Council  shall,  when  making  such  examination,  take  into  account 
progress  made  in  the  approximation  of  laws  between  the  Parties  in  the  relevant 
activities. 

ARTICLE 41 

The  provisions  of this Title  shall  be applied  subject  to limitations justified  on grounds  of 
public  policy,  public security  or public health. 

They  shall  not  apply  to  activities  which  in  the  territory  of  either  Party  are  connected, 
even occasionally, with the exercise of official  authority. 

ARTICLE 42 

For  the  purpose  of  this  Title,  nothing  in  this  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.  The  above  provision  does  not  prejudice 
the application  of Article 41. 

agreem  it  declar  page  2" 

ARTICLE 43 

Companies  which  are  controlled  and  exclusively  owned  by  Jordanian  companies  and 
Community  companies jointly  shall also be beneficiaries  of the provisions  of  this Title. 

ARTICLE 44 

Treatment  granted  by  either  Party  to  the  other  hereunder  shall,  as  from  the  day  one  month 
prior  to  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  the  relevant  obligations  of  the  GATS,  in  respect  of 
sectors  or  measures  covered  by  the  GATS,  in  no  case  be  more  favourable  than  that 
accorded  by such first  Party under the provisions  of GATS and this in respect  of each  service 
sector,  sub-sector  and mode of supply. 

ARTICLE 45 

For  the  purpose  of  this  Title,  no  account  shall  be  taken  of  treatment  accorded  by  the 
Community,  its Member  States  or Jordan  pursuant  to commitments  entered  into  in  economic 
integration  agreements in accordance with the principles  of Article V of the GATS. 

ARTICLE 46 

1. 

Notwithstanding  any other  provisions  of the 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.  Where 
such  measures  do  not  conform with the  provisions  of'the Agreement,  they  shall  not  be 
used as a means of avoiding the obligations  of a Party  under the Agreement. 

2. 

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 

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

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PAYMENTS,  CAPITAL  MOVEMENTS  AND  OTHER  ECONOMIC  MATTERS 

TITLE IV 

CHAPTER  1 

PAYMENTS  AND  CAPITAL  MOVEMENTS 

Article 48 

Subject  to  the  provisions  of Articles  51  and  52,  current  payments  connected  with  the 
movement  of  goods,  persons,  services  and  capital  within  the  framework  of  this 
Agreement  shall be free of restrictions. 

Article 49 

1.  Within the framework  of the provisions  of this Agreement,  subject to the  provisions 
of  Articles  50  and  51, and  without  prejudice  to  Annex  VI  referred  to  in Article  30 
paragraph  2a, there  shall  be  no  restrictions  on the  movement  of  capital from  the 
Community  to  Jordan  and  on the  movement  of  capital  involving  direct  investment 
from Jordan to the  Community. 

2.  The  outflow  of  Jordanian  capital  to  the  Community,  other  than  direct  investment, 

shall be subject to the prevailing laws in Jordan. 

3.  The  Parties will hold consultations  with  a view to  achieving  complete  liberalisation 

of capital movements  as soon as conditions  are met. 

Article 50 

Subject  to  other  provisions  in this Agreement  and other  international  obligations  of the 
Community  and  Jordan, the  provisions  of  Article  49  shall  be  without  prejudice  to  the 
application  of any  restrictions which exist  between them  on the date  of entry  into force 
of  the  present  Agreement,  in  respect  of  the  movement  of  capital  between  them 
involving direct investment,  including real estate, and establishment. 

However,  the transfer  abroad of  investments  made  in Jordan  by  Community  residents 
or  in  the  Community  by  Jordanian  residents  and  of  any  profits  stemming  therefrom 
shall not be affected. 

Article 51 

Where,  in  exceptional  circumstances,  movements  of  capital  between  the  Community 
and  Jordan  cause,  or  threaten  to  cause,  serious  difficulties  for  the  operation  of 
exchange  rate  policy  or  monetary  policy  in the  Community  or  Jordan,  the  Community 
or  Jordan  respectively  may,  in  conformity  with  the  conditions  laid  down  within  the 
framework  of  the  GATS  and  with  Articles  VIII  and  XIV  of  the  Statutes  of  the 
International  Monetary  Fund,  take  safeguard  measures  with  regard  to  movements  of 
capital  between  the  Community  and  Jordan  for  a  period  not  exceeding  six  months  if 
such measures  are strictly  necessary. 

agreem. &  declar.  page 24 

Article  52 

Where  one  or  several  Member  States  of  the  Community  or  Jordan 
facing  serious  difficulties  concerning  balance  of  payments,  the  Con 
Jordan  respectively  may,  in  conformity  w i th  the  conditions  laid  dow 
framework  of  the  GATT  and  w i th  Articles  VIII  and  XIV  of  the  Sta 
International  Monetary  Fund,,  take  restrictive  measures  with  regard 
payments  if  such  measures  are  strictly  necessary.  The  Community  c 
appropriate,  shall  inform  the  other  Party  immediately  thereof  and  she 
soon  as  possible  a timetable  for  the  removal  of  such  measures. 

i  or  risk 
nity  and 
thin  the 
the 
s  of 
current 
^rdan,  as 
.ovide  as 

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CHAPTER  2 

COMPETITION  AND  OTHER  ECONOMIC  MATTERS 

Article  53 

following  are 

The 
the 
Agreement,  in  so  far  as  they  may  affect  trade  between  the  Community  and 
Jordan: 

incompatible  w i th 

functioning  of 

the  proper 

(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 

the 
territories  of  the  Community  or  Jordan  as  a  whole  or  in  a  substantial 
part  thereof; 

in 

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

favouring  certain  undertakings  or  the  production  of  certain  goods. 

Any  practice  contrary  to  the  present  Article  shall  be  assessed  on  the  basis 
in 
of  the  criteria  resulting  from 
Articles  85,  86  and  92  of  the  Treaty  establishing  the  European  Community, 
and,  for  products  covered  by  the  Treaty  establishing  the  European  Coal  and 
Steel  Community,  by  those  contained  in  Articles  65  and  66  of  that  Treaty 
and  the  Community  rules  on  State  aids,  including  secondary  legislation. 

the  application  of  the  rules  contained 

The  Association  Council  shall,  within  five  years  of  the  entry  into  force  of 
the  Agreement, 
the 
implementation  of  paragraphs  1  and  2. 

by  decision 

necessary 

adopt 

rules 

the 

for 

1. 

2. 

3. 

these 

rules  are  adopted, 

Until 
the  Agreement  on 
interpretation  and  application  of  Articles  VI,  XVI  and  XXIII  of  the  General 
the 
for 
Agreement  on  Tariffs  and  Trade  shall  be  applied  as  the  rules 
implementation  of  paragraph  1(iii)  and  the  relevant  parts  of  paragraph  2. 

the  provisions  of 

4.  (a)  For  the  purposes  of  applying  the  provisions  of  paragraph  1  (iii),  the  Parties 
the 
recognise  that,  during  the  first  five  years  of  the  entry  into  force  of 
Agreement,  any  public  aid  granted  by  Jordan 
to  undertakings  shall  be 
assessed  taking  into  account  the  fact  that  Jordan  shall  be  regarded  as  an 
area  identical  to  those  areas  of  the  Community  where  the  standard  of  living 
is  abnormally  low  or  where  there  is  serious  underemployment,  as  described 
in  Article  92  (3)  (a)  of  the  Treaty  establishing  the  European  Community. 

agreem.  it  declar.  page  2d 

The  Association  Council  shall,  taking  into  account  the  economic  situation  of 
Jordan,  decide  whether  that  period  should  be  extended  for  further  periods 
of  five  years. 

(b)  Each  Party  shall  ensure  transparency  in  the  area  of  public  aid,  inter  alia  by 
reporting  annually 
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. 

the  other  Party  on 

total  amount  and 

the 

to 

5. 

W i th  regard  to  products  referred  to  in  Title  II, Chapter  2: 

-  paragraph  1(iii)  does  not  apply; 

-  any  practices  contrary  to  paragraph  1(i)  shall  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 
those  established  in  Council  Regulation  No.  2 6 / 6 2. 

6. 

7. 

the  Community  or  Jordan  considers 

If 
incompatible  w i th  the  terms  of  the  first  paragraph  of  this  Article,  and: 

that  a  particular  practice 

is 

- 

- 

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  interest  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 
for  such 
Committee  or  after 
consultation. 

thirty  working  days 

following 

referral 

With  reference  to  practices  incompatible  w i th  paragraph  1(iii)  of  the  present 
Article,  such  appropriate  measures,  when  the  GATT  is  applicable  to  them, 
may  only  be  adopted  in  accordance  with  the  procedures  and  under 
the 
conditions 
instrument 
negotiated  under  its  auspices  and  applicable  to  the  Parties. 

laid  down  by  the  GATT  or  by  any  other  relevant 

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

imposed  by 

the 

Article  54 

The  Member  States  and  Jordan  shall  progressively  adjust,  without  prejudice  to 
their  commitments  respectively  taken  or  to  be  taken  under  the  GATT,  any  State 
monopolies  of  a  commercial  character,  so  as  to  ensure  that,  by  the  end  of  the  fifth 
year  following  the  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement,  no  discrimination  regarding 
the  conditions  under  which  goods  are  procured  and  marketed  exists  between 
nationals  of  the  Member  States  and  Jordan.  The  Association  Committee  will  be 
informed  about  the  measures  adopted  to  implement  this  objective. 

agreem.  <t  declar.  page  27 

Article  55 

With  regard  to  public  enterprises  and  enterprises  to  which  special  or  exclusive 
rights  have  been  granted,  the  Association  Council  shall  ensure  that  as  from  the 
fifth  year  following  the  date  of  entry  into  force  of  this  Agreement  there  is  neither 
enacted  nor  maintained  any  measure  distorting  trade  between  the  Community  and 
Jordan  to  an  extent  contrary  to  the  Parties'  interests.  This  provision  should  not 
obstruct  the  performance  in  law  or  in  fact  of  the  particular  tasks  assigned  to  these 
enterprises. 

1. 

2. 

Article  56 

Pursuant  to  the  provisions  of  this  article  and  of  Annex  7,  the  Parties  shall 
grant  and  ensure  adequate  and  effective  protection  of  intellectual,  industrial 
and  commercial  property  rights  in  accordance  with  the  highest  international 
standards,  including  effective  means  of  enforcing  such  rights. 

implementation  of 

this  Article  and  of  Annex  7  shall  be 

The 
regularly 
reviewed  by  the  Parties.  If  problems  in  the  area  of  intellectual,  industrial 
and  commercial  property  affecting  trading  conditions  were  to  occur,  urgent 
consultation  shall  be  undertaken,  at  the  request  of  either  Party,  w i th  a  view 
to  reaching  mutually  satisfactory  solutions. 

Article  57 

The  Parties  shall  aim  to  reduce  differences 
in  standardisation  and  conformity 
assessment.  To  this  end  the  Parties  shall  conclude  where  appropriate  agreements 
on  mutual  recognition  in  the  field  of  conformity  assessment. 

Article  58 

The  Parties  agree  on 
procurement. 
implementation  of  this  objective. 

the  objective  of  a  progressive 

The  Association  Council  will 

hold 

liberalisation  of  public 
the 
consultations 

on 

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TITLE  V 

ECONOMIC  CO-OPERATION 

Article  59 

Objectives 

1.  The  Parties  undertake 

to 

intensify  economic  co-operation 

in 

theh  mutual 

interest  and  in  accordance  with 

the  overall  objectives  of  the  Agreement. 

2.  The  aim  of  economic  co-operation  shall  be  to  support  Jordan's  own  : '  orts  to 

achieve  sustainable  economic  and  social  development. 

Article  60 
Scope 

culties 
Co-operation  shall  focus  primarily  on  sectors  suffering  from  internal  c; 
or  affected  by  the  overall  process  of  liberalisation  of  the  Jordanian  •:-.-•  ;nomy, 
and 
the 
Community. 

trade  between  Jordan  md 

in  particular  by 

liberalisation  of 

the 

2.  Similarly,  co-operation  shall  focus  on  areas  likely  to  bring  the  econorr 

of  the 
Community  and  Jordan  closer  together,  particularly  those  which  wilt  venerate 
growth  and  employment. 

3.  The  Parties  will  encourage  economic  co-operation  between  Jordan  and  other 

countries  of  the  region. 

4.  Conservation  of  the  environment  and  ecological  balance  shall  be 

n  into 
account  in  the  implementation  of  the  various  sectors  of  economic  co  ...eration 
to  which  it  is  relevant. 

5.  The  Parties  may  agree  to  extend  economic  co-operation  to  other  se  ors  not 

covered  by  the  provisions  of  this  Title. 

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Article  61 

Methods  and  Modalities 

Economic  co-operation  shall  be  implemented  in  particular  by: 

(a)  a  regular  economic  dialogue  between  the  Parties,  which  covers  all  areas  of 

macro-economic  policy; 

(b)  regular  exchange  of 

information  and  ideas  in  every  sector  of  co-operation 

including  meetings  of  officials  and  experts; 

(c) 

transfer  of  advice,  expertise  and  training; 

(d) 

implementation  of  joint  actions  such  as  seminars  and  workshops; 

(e) 

technical,  administrative  and  regulatory  assistance 

(f)  encouragement  of  joint  ventures. 

Article  62 

Regional  Co-operation 

The  Parties  will  encourage  operations  having  a  regional  impact  or  associating  other 
countries  of  the  region,  w i th  a view  to  promoting  regional  co-operation. 

Such  operations  may  include: 

- 

- 

- 

trade  at  intra-regional  level; 
environmental  issues; 
development  of  economic  infrastructures; 
scientific  and  technological  research; 
cultural  matters; 
customs  matters; 

Article  63 

Education  and  Training 

identifying  and  employing  the  most 
The  Parties  shall  co-operate  w i th  the  objective  of 
effective  means  to  improve  significantly  the  education  and  vocational  training  situation, 
in  particular  w i th  regard  to  public  and  private  enterprises,  trade-related  services,  public 
administrations  and  authorities, 
technical  agencies,  standardisation  and  certification 
bodies  and  other  relevant  organisations.  In  this  context,  vocational  training  for  industrial 
restructuring  will  receive  special  attention. 

links  between  specialised  bodies 
Co-operation  shall  also  encourage  the  establishment  of 
in  the  Community  and  in  Jordan  and  shall  promote  the  exchange  of  information  and 
experiences  and  the  pooling  of  technical  resources. 

agieem.  «t  ilcclai 

|v 

Article  64 

Scientific  and  Technological  co-operation 

Co-operation  has  the  objective  of: 

a)  encouraging 

the  establishment  of  durable 

links  between 

the 

scientific 

communities  of  the  Parties,  notably  through: 
- 

the  access  of  Jordan  to  Community  R&D  programmes,  in  conformity  w i th 
the  existing  provisions  concerning  the  participation  of  third  countries; 
the  participation  of  Jordan  in  the  networks  of  decentralized  co-operation; 
the  promotion  of  synergy  between  training  and  research; 

- 
- 

b)  strengthening  the  research  capacity  of  Jordan; 

c)  stimulating 

technological 

dissemination  of  know-how, 
adjustment  of  Jordanian  industrial  capability. 

innovation, 

transfer  of  new 
in  particular  with  a  view 

technologies,  and 
the 

to  accelerating 

Article  65 

Environment 

1.  Co-operation 

is  aimed  at  preventing  deterioration  of 

the  environment, 
controlling  pollution  and  ensuring  the  rational  use  of  natural  resources,  with  a 
regional 
view 
environmental  projects. 

development 

sustainable 

promoting 

ensuring 

and 

to 

2.  Co-operation  shall  focus,  in  particular,  on: 

-  desertification; 
-  quality  of  sea  water  and  the  control  and  prevention  of  marine  pollution; 
-  water  resource  management; 
-  appropriate  use  of  energy; 
-  waste  management; 
- 

the  impact  of  industrial  development  on  the  environment  in  general  and  the 
safety  of  industrial  plant  in  particular; 
the  impact  of  agriculture  on  soil  and  water  quality; 

- 
-  environmental  education  and  awareness; 
-  use  of  advanced  tools  of  environment  management,  environmental 

monitoring  methods  and  surveillance,  including  in  particular  the  use  of  the 
Environmental  Information  System  (EIS)  and  environmental  impact 
assessment  techniques; 

-  salinisation. 

agreem. &  declar.  page 3 I 

Article  66 

Industrial  Co-operation 

Co-operation  shall  promote  and  encourage  in  particular: 

- 

- 

- 

- 

industrial  co-operation  between  economic  operators  in  the  Community  and  in 
the 
including  access 
Jordan, 
rapprochement  of  businesses  and 
the  context  of 
decentralized  co-operation; 

for  Jordan  to  the  Community's  networks 
to  networks  created 

for 

in 

the  modernisation  and  restructuring  of  Jordanian  industry; 

the  establishment  and  promotion  of  an  environment 
the 
development  of  private  enterprise,  in  order  to  stimulate  the  growth  and  the 
diversification  of  industrial  production; 

favourable 

to 

co-operation  between  small  and  medium-sized  enterprises  in  the  Community 
and  in  Jordan; 

- 

technology  transfer, 

innovation  and  R&D; 

diversification  of  industrial  output  in  Jordan; 

the  enhancement  of  human  resources; 

improvement  of  access  to  investment  finance; 

stimulation  of  innovation; 

improvement  of  information  support  services. 

Article  67 

Investments  and  promotion  of  investments 

The  objective  of  co-operation  will  be  the  creation  of  a  favourable  and  stable  environment 
for  investment  in  Jordan.  The  co-operation  will  entail  the  development  of: 

harmonized  and  simplified  administrative  procedures; 
especially  for  small  and  medium-sized  enterprises  of  both  Parties;  and 
channels  and  means  of  identifying  investment  opportunities; 

co-investment  machinery, 
information 

legal  environment  conducive 

a 
t wo  parties,  where 
appropriate  through  the  conclusion  by  the  Member  States  and  Jordan  of  investment 
protection  agreements  and  agreements  to  prevent  double  taxation. 

investment  between 

the 

to 

access  to  the  capital  market  for  the  financing  of  productive  investments; 

joint  ventures  between  Jordanian  and  Community  business. 

Article  68 

Standardization  and  Conformity  assessment 

Co-operation  in  this  field  will  be  aimed  in  particular  at: 

a) 

increasing 
metrology,  quality  standards,  and  recognition  of  conformity; 

the  application  of  Community 

rules 

the 

in 

field  of  standardization, 

b)  upgrading  the  level  of  Jordanian  conformity  assessment  bodies,  with  a  view  to  the 
in  due  time  and  to  the  extent  feasible,  of  agreements  of  mutual 

establishment, 
recognition  of  conformity  assessment; 

c)  developing  structures  and  bodies  for  the  protection  of  intellectual,  industrial  and 

commercial  property,  for  standardization  and  for  setting  quality  standards. 

Article  69 

Approximation  of  laws 

The  Parties  shall  use  their  best  endeavours  to  approximate  their  respective  legislation  in 
order  to  facilitate  the  implementation  of  this  Agreement. 

Article  70 

Financial  services 

The  Parties  shall  co-operate  vith  a  view  to  the  rapprochement  of  their  standards  and 
rules,  in  particular: 

a) 

to  strengthen  and  restructure  the  financial  sector  in  Jordan; 

b) 

to  improve  accounting  and  supervisory  and  regulatory  systems  of  banking,  insurance 
and  other  financial  sectors  in  Jordan. 

Article  71 

Agriculture 

The  Parties  shall  focus  co-operation  in  particular  on: 

- 

support  for  policies  implemented  by  them  to  diversify  production; 
promotion  of  environment-friendly  agriculture; 

-  closer  relations  between  businesses,  groups  and  organizations  representing  trades 

and  professions  in  Jordan  and  in the  Community  on  a voluntary  basis;, 
technical  assistance  and  training; 
harmonisation  of  phytosanitary  and  veterinary  standards; 

.I.:,  p.r.'i 

rural  development, 

integrated 
development  of  associated  economic  activities; 
co-operation  among 
concerning  rural  development. 

including 

rural 

improvement 

in  basic  services  and. 

regions,  exchange  of  experience  and  know-how 

Article  72 

Transport 

Co-operation  is  aimed  at: 

the  restructuring  and  modernisation  of  road,  port  and  airport 
linked  to  the  main  trans-European  lines  of  communication  of  common  interest; 

infrastructures 

the  establishment  and  enforcement  of  operating  standards  comparable 
those  prevailing  in  the  Community; 

to 

the  upgrading  of  technical  equipment  to  bring  it  up  to  Community  standards 
for  road/rail  transport,  container  traffic  and  transshipment; 

the  gradual  easing  of  transit  requirements; 

the  improvement  of  management  of  airports,  railways  and  air  traffic  control, 
including  co-operation  between  the  relevant  national  bodies. 

Article  73 

Information  infrastructures  and  Telecommunications 

Co-operation  shall  focus  on: 

(a) 

telecommunications  in  general; 

(b) 

(c) 

(d) 

standardization,  conformity  testing  and  certification  for  information  technology  and 
telecommunications; 

dissemination  of  new  information  technologies,  particularly  in  relation  to  networks 
and  the  interconnection  of  networks  (ISDN  -  integrated  services  digital  networks  -
and  EDI  -  electronic  data  interchange); 

stimulating  research  on  and  development  of  new  communication  and  information 
technology  facilities  to  develop  the  market  in  equipment,  services  and  applications 
related  to  information  technology  and  to  communications,  services  and 
installations. 

agreem. &. declar-  page 34 

Article  74 

Energy 

The  priority  areas  of  co-operation  will  be: 

- 

- 

- 

- 

the  promotion  of  renewable  energies  and  indigenous  energy  sources; 

the  promotion  of  energy-saving  and  energy  efficiency; 

applied  research  into  data  bank  networks  in  the  economic  and  social  sectors,  linking 
Community  and  Jordanian  operators  in  particular; 

support  for  the  modernization  and  development  of  energy  networks  and  for  their  link 
up  to  European  Community  networks. 

Co-operation  will  also  focus  on  facilitating  transit  of  gas,  oil  and  electricity. 

Article  75 

Tourism 

Priorities  for  co-operation  in  this  sphere  shall  be: 

improving  the  knowledge  of  the  tourist  industry  and  ensuring  greater  consistency 

of  policies  affecting  tourism; 
promoting  a  good  seasonal  spread  of  tourism; 
promoting  co-operation  between  regions  and  cities  of  neighbouring  countries; 
improving  information  for  tourists  and  the  protection  of  their  interests; 
highlighting  the  importance  of  the  cultural  heritage  for  tourism; 
ensuring  that  the  interaction  between  tourism  and  the  environment  is  suitably 
maintained; 
making  tourism  more  competitive  through  support  for  increased  professionalism, 
in  particular  w i th  regard  to  hotel  management; 
exchanging  information  on  planned  tourism  development  and  tourism  marketing 
projects,  tourism  shows,  exhibitions,  conventions  and  publications. 

Article  76 

Customs 

1. 

The  Parties  commit  themselves  to  developing  customs  co-operation  to  ensure 
that  the  provisions  on  trade  are  observed.  Co-operation  will  focus  in  particular 
on: 

a) 

b) 

the  simplification  of  controls  and  procedures  concerning  the  customs  clearance 
of  goods; 

the  use  of  the  single  administrative  document  and  a  system  to  link  up  the 
Community's  and  Jordan's  transit  arrangements. 

2.  Without  prejudice  to  other  forms  of  co-operation  envisaged  in  this  agreement, 
the  Parties' 

fight  against  drugs  and  money 

laundering, 

notably 

the 

for 

agreem. &. declar.  page 35 

administrations  will  provide  mutual  assistance 
provisions  of  Protocol  No.  4. 

in  accordance  w i th 

the. 

.t  declar 

p 

Article  77 

Co-operation  on  statistics 

The  main  objective  of  co-operation  in  this  field  will  be  to  harmonize  methodology  in  order 
to  create  a  reliable  basis  for  handling  statistics  on  trade,  population,  migration  and 
generally  all  the  fields  which  are  covered  by  this  agreement  and  lend  themselves  to  the 
establishment  of  statistics. 

Article  78 

Money  laundering 

1. 

2. 

The  Parties  shall  co-operate  with  a view  in  particular  to  preventing  the  use 
of  their  financial  systems  to  launder  the  proceeds  arising  from  criminal 
activities  in  general  and  drug  trafficking  in  particular. 

Co-operation  in  this  field  shall  include,  in  particular,  technical  and 
administrative  assistance  aimed  at  establishing  standards  relating  to  the 
fight  against  money  laundering,  equivalent  to  those  adopted  by  the 
Community  and  other  relevant  international  bodies,  in  particular  the 
Financial  Action  Task  Force  (FATF). 

Article  79 

Fight  against  drugs 

1. 

The  Parties  shall  co-operate  with  a view  in  particular  to: 

- 

improving  the  effectiveness  of  policies  and  measures  to  counter  the  suppiy 
of,  and  illicit  trafficking  in,  narcotic  drugs  and  psycho-tropic  substances  and 
the  reduction  of  the  abuse  of  these  products; 

-  encouraging  a joint  approach  to  reducing  the  illicit  consumption  thereof. 

2. 

The  Parties  shall  determine  together,  in  accordance  with  their  respective 
for 
legislation, 
attaining 
than  joint  operations, 
these  objectives.  Their  operations,  other 
shall  form  the  subject  of  consultations  and  close  co-ordination. 

the  strategies  and  co-operation  methods  appropriate 

The  relevant  public  and  private  sector  bodies,  in  accordance  with  their  own 
powers,  working  with  the  competent  bodies  of  Jordan,  the  Community  and 
its  Member  States,  may  take  part  in  these  operations. 

3-. 

Co-operation  shall  take  the  form  of  exchanges  of  information  and,  where 
appropriate,  joint  activities  on: 

establishment  or  extension  of  social  and  health  institutions  and  information 
centres  for  the  treatment  and  rehabilitation  of  drug  addicts; 

implementation  of  projects 
epidemiological  research; 

in 

the  areas  of  prevention, 

training  and 

establishment  of  standards  relating  to  the  prevention  of  the  diversion  of 
precursors  and  other  essential  substances  used  for  the  illicit  production  of 
narcotic  drugs  and  psychotropic  substances, equivalent to those adopted  by 
the  Community  and  the  international  authorities  concerned,  notably  by  the 
Chemical Action Task  Force (CATF). 

agreem. &  declar.  page 38 

TITLE  VI 

CO-OPERATION  IN  SOCIAL  AND  CULTURAL  MATTERS 

CHAPTER  1 

SOCIAL  DIALOGUE 

Article  80 

1.  A  regular  dialogue  shall  be  established  between  the  parties  on  all  social  issues  of 

mutual  interest. 

2.  This  dialogue  shall  be  used  to  seek  ways  and  means  to  further  progress  as  regards 
the  movement  of  workers  and  the  equal  treatment  and  social  integration  of  Jordanian 
and  Community  nationals  legally  residing  in  their  host  countries. 

3.  The  dialogue  shall  focus  on  problems  related  to: 

(a)  migrant  communities'  living  and  working  conditions; 
(b)  migration; 
(c) 

illegal  immigration  and  the  conditions  attaching 
immigrants  under  the  legislation  on  residence  and  establishment 
country; 

to  the  repatriation  of 

illegal 
in  the  host 

(d)  projects  and  programmes  on  equality  of  treatment  for  Jordanian  and  Community 
nationals,  reciprocal  awareness  of  cultures  and  civilizations,  the  development  of 
tolerance  and  the  elimination  of  discrimination. 

Article  81 

Social  dialogue  shall  be  conducted  at  the  same  level  and  following  the  same  procedures 
as  those  provided  for  in  Title  I of  this  agreement,  which  can  be  used  as  a  framework  for 
this  dialogue. 

Pa ; 'C 

' «' 

CHAPTER  2 

SOCIAL  CO-OPERATION  ACTIONS 

Article  82 

1.  The  Parties  acknowledge  the  importance  of  social  development  which  should  go  hand 
in  hand  w i th  any  economic  development.  They  give  particular  priority  to  respect  of 
basic  social  rights. 

2.  To  consolidate  social  co-operation  between  the  parties,  actions  and  programmes  shall 

be  undertaken  on  any  issue  of  interest  to  them. 

Priority  shall  be  given  to  the  following  actions: 

(a) 

reduction  of  migratory  pressures  through  job  creation  and  the  development  of 
training  in  areas  with  a  high  emigration  rate; 

(b) 

reintegration  of  repatriated  illegal  immigrants; 

(c)  promotion  of 

in  social  and  economic  development, 
particularly  through  education  and  the  media,  in  line  w i th  Jordanian  policy  in  this 
area; 

role  of  women 

the 

(d)  development  and  consolidation  of  Jordanian  family  planning  and  mother  and 

child  protection  programmes; 

(e) 

improving  the  social  security  system; 

(f) 

improving  the  healthcare  system; 

(g) 

improving  living  conditions  in  underprivileged,  densely  populated  areas; 

(h) 

implementation  and  financing  of  exchange  and  leisure  programmes  for  mixed 
groups  of  young  Jordanians  and  Europeans  residing  in  the  Member  States,  w i th 
a  view  to  promoting  mutual  cultural  understanding  and  tolerance. 

Article  83 

Co-operation  projects  may  be  co-ordinated  with  the  Member  States  and  the  appropriate 
international  organizations. 

Article  84 

A  working  group  shall  be  set  up  by  the  Association  Council  by  the  end  of  the  first  year 
following  entry 
the 
implementation  of  the  provisions  of  chapters  1  and  2  on  an  ongoing  basis. 

Its  brief  shall  be 

this  Agreement. 

to  evaluate 

force  of 

into 

agreem. &  declar.  page 40 

CHAPTER  3 

CULTURAL  CO-OPERATION  AND  EXCHANGE  OF  INFORMATION 

Article  85 

1.  To  foster  mutual  knowledge  and  understanding,  and  in  line  with  projects  that  have 
already  been  developed  along  these  lines,  the  Parties  shall  undertake,  in  a  spirit  of 
for  a  continuing  cultural 
firm 
mutual  cultural  respect, 
dialogue  and  to  promote  long-term  cultural  co-operation  in  any  appropriate  field  of 
activity. 

to  establish 

foundations 

in 

joint 
2.  The  Parties  shall, 
activities,  give 
and 
communication  skills  using  written  and  audio-visual  media,  to  heritage  conservation 
issues  and  to  the  dissemination  of  culture. 

identifying  co-operation  projects  and  programmes  and 
self-expression 

special  attention 

young  people, 

to 

to 

3.  The  Parties  agree  that  existing  cultural  co-operation  programmes  in  the  Community 

and  the  Member  States  can  be  extended  to  Jordan. 

4.  The  Parties  shall  promote  activities  of  mutual  interest  in  the  field  of  information  and 

communications. 

agreem 

it  declar.  page  11 

TITLE  VII 

FINANCIAL  CO-OPERATION 

Article  86 

In  order  to  achieve  the  objectives  of  this  agreement,  a  financial  co-operation  package 
shall  be  made  available  to  Jordan  in  accordance  w i th  the  appropriate  procedures  and  the 
financial  resources  required. 

These  procedures  shall  be  agreed  by  both  parties  using  the  most  appropriate  instruments 
after  the  agreement  has  entered  into  force. 

In  addition  to  the  areas  covered  by  Titles  V  and  VI  of  the  Agreement,  financial  co 
operation  shall  focus  on: 

promoting  reforms  designed  to  modernize  the  economy; 
upgrading  economic  infrastructure; 
promoting  private  investment  and  job-creating  activities; 
responding  to  the  economic  repercussions  for  Jordan  of  the  gradual  introduction  of  a 
free  trade  area,  notably  by  upgrading  and  restructuring  industry; 
accompanying  the  policies  implemented  in  the  social  sector. 

Article  87 

In  the  framework  of  the  existing  Community  financial  instruments  aimed  at  supporting 
the  structural  adjustment  programmes  in  the  Mediterranean  countries,  and  in  close  co 
the  Jordanian  authorities  and  other  donors,  particularly  w i th  other 
operation  with 
international 
the  Community  will  examine  suitable  ways  of 
supporting  structural  policies  carried  out  by  Jordan  to  restore  financial  equilibrium  in  the 
main 
the  creation  of  an  economic  environment 
conducive  to  increased  growth,  while  at  the  same  time  improving  the  social  well-being  of 
the  population. 

financial  aggregates  and  encourage 

institutions, 

financial 

Article  88 

In  order  to  ensure  that  a  co-ordinated  approach  is  adopted  to  any  extraordinary  macro-
economic  and  financial  problèmes  that  might  arise  as  a  result  of  the  implementation  of 
this  agreement,  the  Parties  shall  use  the  regular  economic  dialogue  provided  for  in  Title 
V 
relations 
between  the  Community  and  Jordan. 

to  give  particular  attention 

to  monitoring 

trade  and 

financial 

trends 

in 

a'/icem 

it  d c J ar 

pare  -12 

TITLE  VIII 

INSTITUTIONAL,  GENERAL  AND  FINAL  PROVISIONS 

Article  89 

An  Association  Council  is  hereby  established  which  shall  meet  at  Ministerial  level 
once  a  year  and  when  circumstances  require,  at  the  initiative  of  its  President  and 
in  accordance  w i th  the  conditions  laid  down  in  its  rules  of  procedure. 

It  shall  examine  any  major  issues  arising  within  the  framework  of  this  Agreement 
and  any  other  bilateral  or  international  issues  of  mutual  interest. 

Article  90 

1.  The  Association  Council  shall  consist  of  the  members  of  the  Council  of  the 
European  Union  and  members  of 
the  European 
Communities,  on  the  one  hand,  and  members  of  the  Government  of  Jordan, 
on  the  other. 

the  Commission  of 

2.  Members  of 

the  Association  Council  may  arrange 

to  be 

represented 

in 

accordance  w i th  the  provisions  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 
in 

of 
the  Government  of 
accordance  w i th  the  provisions  laid  down  in  its  rules  of  procedure. 

the  European  Union  and  a  member  of 

Jordan, 

Article  91 

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  t wo 
Parties. 

Article  92 

1.  Subject  to  the  powers  of  the  Council,  an  Association  Committee  is  hereby 
the 
responsible 

implementation  of 

the 

for 

established  which  shall  be 
Agreement. 

2.  The  Association  Council  may  delegate  to  the  Association  Committee,  in  full  or 

in  part,  any  of  its  powers. 

agreem.  <t  declar.  page  43 

Article  93 

1.  The  Association  Committee,  which  shall  meet  at  official  level,  shall  consist  of 
the  Council  of  the  European  Union  and  of 
representatives  of  members  of 
members  of  the  Commission  of  the  European  Communities,  on  the  one  hand, 
and  of  representatives  of  the  Government  of  Jordan,  on  the  other. 

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

3.  The  Association  Committee  shall  be  presided  in  turn  by  a  representative  of  the 
Presidency  of  the  Council  of  the  European  Union  and  by  a  representative  of 
the  Government  of  Jordan. 

Article  94 

1.  The  Association  Committee  shall  have  the  power  to  take  decisions  for 

the 
management  of  the  Agreement  as  well  as  in  the  a r e a s ' i n-w h i c h ' t he  Council 
has  delegated  its  powers  to  it. 

2. 

It  shall  draw  up  its  decisions  by  agreement  between  the  t wo  Parties. 
decisions  shall  be  binding  on 
necessary  to  implement  the  decisions  taken. 

the  Parties  which  shall 

take 

These 
the  measures 

Article  95 

The  Association  Council  may  decide 
necessary  for  the  implementation  of  the  Agreement. 

to  set  up  any  working  group  or  body 

Article  96 

The  Association  Council  shall 
operation  and  contacts  between 
Parliament. 

take  all  appropriate  measures 

to 

the  European  Parliament  and 

Article  97 

facilitate  co 
the  Jordanian 

1. 

2. 

3. 

Each  of 
relating  to  the  application  or  interpretation  of  this  Agreement. 

the  Parties.  may  refer 

the  Association  Council  any  dispute 

to 

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

Each  Party  shall  be  bound  to  take  the  measures  involved  in  carrying  out  the 
decision  referred  to  in  paragraph  2. 

agreem. it  declar.  page 44 

4. 

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

the  other  of 

The  Association  Council  shall  appoint  a third  arbitrator. 

The  arbitrators'  décisions  shall  be  taken  by  majority  vote. 

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

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

Article  98 

(a) 

(b) 

(c) 

which  it  considers  necessary  to  prevent  the  disclosure  of  information 
contrary  to  its  essential  security  interests; 

which  relate  to  the  production  of,  or  trade  in,  arms,  munitions  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; 

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. 

Article  99 

In  the  fields  covered  by  this  Agreement  and  without  prejudice  to  any  special 
provisions  contained  therein: 

the  arrangements  applied  by  Jordan  in  respect  of  the  Community  shall  not 
give  rise  to  any  discrimination  between  the  Member  States,  their  nationals 
or  their  companies  or  firms; 

the  arrangements  applied  by  the  Community  in  respect  of  Jordan  shall  not 
give  rise  to  discrimination  between  Jordanian  nationals  or  its  companies  or 
firms. 

agreem.  it  declar.  page  15 

As  regards  direct  taxation,  nothing  in  the  Agreement  shall  have  the  effect  of: 

Article  100 

extending  the  fiscal  advantages  granted  by  either  Party 
agreement  or  arrangement  by  which  it  is  bound; 

in  any  international 

preventing  the  adoption  or  application  by  either  Party  of  any  measure  aimed 
at  preventing  the  avoidance  or  evasion  of  taxes; 

opposing  the  right  of  either  Party  to  apply  the  relevant  provisions  of  its  tax 
legislation  to  taxpayers  who  are  not  in  identical  situations,  in  particular  as 
regards  their  place  of  residence. 

Article  101 

1. 

2. 

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

the  Agreement.  They  shall  see 

to 

it 

fulfil 
the 

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

information  required  for  a  thorough  examination  of 

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

to 

Article  102 

Protocols  1  to  4  and  Annexes  1 to  7  shall  form  an  integral  part  of  this  Agreement. 
Declarations  and  exchanges  of  letters  shall  appear  in  the  Final  Act,  which  shall 
form  an  integral  part  of  this  Agreement. 

Article  103 

For  the  purpose  of  this  Agreement  the  term  "Parties"  shall  mean  Jordan  on  the 
one  part  and  the  Community,  or  the  Member  States,  or  the  Community  and  the 
Member  Sates,  in  accordance  with  their  respective  powers,  on  the  other  part. 

agreem.  ,t  decl: 

The  Agreement  is  concluded  for  an  unlimited  period. 

Article  104 

Each  of  the  Parties  may  denounce  the  Agreement  by  notifying  the  other  Party.  The 
Agreement  shall  cease  to  apply  six  months  after  the  date  of  such  notification. 

Article  105 

This  Agreement  shall  apply,  on  the  one  hand,  to  the  territories 
the 
Treaties  establishing  the  European  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  Jordan. 

in  which 

Article  106 

This  Agreement,  drawn  up  in  duplicate  in  the  Danish,  Dutch,  English,  Finnish, 
French,  German,  Greek, 
Italian,  Portuguese,  Spanish,  Swedish,  and  Arabic 
languages,  each  of  these  texts  being  equally  authentic,  shall  be  deposited  with  the 
General  Secretariat  of  the  Council  of  the  European  Union. 

Article  107 

1. 

This  Agreement  will  be  approved  by  the  Parties  in  accordance  with  their  o wn 
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. 

2. 

into 

force 

its  entry 

the  Agreement 
Upon 
between 
the 
Agreement  between  the  European  Coal  and  Steel  Community  and  Jordan, 
signed  in  Brussels  on  18.1.1977 

the  European  Economic  Community  and 

this  Agreement  shall 

Jordan, 

replace 

and 

agreem  <t declar.  page 4 7 

JOINT  DECLARATIONS 

JOINT DECLARATION  ON ARTICLE 29 

to  encourage 

the  progressive  establishment  of  a  comprehensive  Euro-
In  order 
Mediterranean  free  trade  area,  in  line with  the  conclusions  of the  Cannes  European  Council 
and those of the  Barcelona  Conference, the Parties: 

-  agree  to  provide  the  Protocol  3  on  the  definition  of  "originating  products",  for  the 
implementation  of  diagonal  cumulation  before  the  conclusion  and  entry  into force  of  free 
trade  agreements  between Mediterranean  countries; 

- 

reaffirm  their  commitment  to  the  harmonisation  of  rules  of  origin  across  the  Euro-
Mediterranean  free  trade  area.  The  Association  Council  shall  take,  where  necesary, 
measures  to revise the Protocol with a view to respecting this objective. 

JOINT  DECLARATION  RELATING TO ARTICLES  51 AND 52 

If,  during  the  progressive  implementation  of  the  Agreement,  Jordan  experiences 
serious  balance  of  payments  difficulties,  Jordan  and  the  Community  may  hold 
consultations  to work  out the  best ways  and means  of  helping  Jordan  cope with  these 
difficulties. 

Such consultations  will take  place  in conjunction with the  International  Monetary Fund. 

JOINT  DECLARATION  ON  INTELLECTUAL  ,  INDUSTRIAL  AND  COMMERCIAL 
PROPERTY  (ARTICLE  56  AND  ANNEX  7 ) 

For  the  purpose  of  this  Agreement,  intellectual,  industrial  and  commercial  property 
includes  in  particular  copyright,  including  the  copyright  in  computer  programmes, 
indications, 
and  neighbouring 
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 
(Stockholm  Act,  1967)  and  protection  of  undisclosed  information  on  " k n o w - h o w ". 

industrial  designs,  geographical 

rights,  patents, 

JOINT  DECLARATION  ON  ARTICLE  62 

that  peace  should  be  consolidated 

The  Parties  reaffirm  their  commitment  to  the  Middle  East  peace  process  and  their 
belief 
The 
Community  is  prepared  to  support  joint  development  projects  submitted  by  Jordan 
and  other  regional  parties,  subject  to  relevant  Community  technical  and  budgetary 
procedures. 

through  regional  co-operation. 

JOINT  DECLARATION  ON  DECENTRALIZED  CO-OPERATION 

The  Parties  reaffirm  the  importance  they  attach  to  decentralized  co-operation 
programmes  as  a  means  of  encouraging  exchanges  of  experience  and  transfer  of 
knowledge  in the  Mediterranean  region  and  between  the  European  Community  and 
its  Mediterranean  partners. 

JOINT DECLARATION  RELATING TO TITLE VII 

The  Community  and  Jordan  will  take  appropriate  action  to  encourage  and  assist 
Jordanian  business,  through  technical  and  financial  support,  in  modernising  existing 
and setting up new facilities. 

JOINT  DECLARATION ON ARTICLE  101 

1.  The  Parties agree, for the purposes of the correct  interpretation and practical  application 
of the  present Agreement, that the cases of special  urgency  referred to in Article  101 of 
the Agreement  mean cases of substantial violation of the Agreement  by one of the 
Parties. A substantial violation of the Agreement  consists  of: 

- 

the  repudiation of the Agreement  not authorised  by the general  rules of  international 
law; 

- 

the violation  of the essential elements of the Agreement  set out in Article 2. 

2.  The  Parties  agree that the appropriate  measures  referred to in Article  101 are  measures 
taken in accordance with international  law. If one Party takes a measure  in a case of 
special  urgency  in application  of Article  101 the other  Party  may invoke the dispute 
settlement  procedure. 

agreem.  it  declai.  page  4l> 

JOINT  DECLARATION  ON WORKERS 

The  Parties  reaffirm  the  importance  they  attach  to  fair  treatment  of  foreign  workers  legally 
resident  and  employed  on  their  territory.  The  Member  States  agree  that,  if  Jordan  so 
requests,  they  are  each  prepared  to  consider  negotiating  bilateral  reciprocal  agreements 
relating  to  working  conditions  and  social  security  rights  of  Jordanians  and  Member  States 
workers  legally  resident  and employed  in their respective territory. 

JOINT  DECLARATION  ON CO-OPERATION  FOR THE PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF 
ILLEGAL  IMMIGRATION 

1.  The  Parties  agree to co-operate  in order to prevent  and control illegal immigration.  To this 
end either  Party  agrees to permit the return of its nationals  illegally  present on the territory 
of the other  Party  upon request  by the latter and without further formalities.  The  Parties 
will also  provide their nationals with appropriate  identity documents for such purposes. 

In respect  of the Member  States of the European  Union, this obligation  applies  only in 
respect  of those  persons who are to be considered their nationals for  Community 
purposes  in accordance with Declaration  N° 2 to the Treaty on  European Union. 

2.  Each  Party  agrees to conclude, upon request of the other Party,  bilateral  agreements 

regulating  specific obligations  concerning  co-operation for the prevention  and control of 
illegal  immigration, including an obligation for  permitting the return  of nationals  of other 
countries  and  stateless  persons who  have arrived on the territory  of one  Party from the 
other  Party. 

3.  The Association  Council shall examine what  other joint efforts  can be made to prevent  and 

control illegal immigration. 

4 . Nothing  in the  implementation  of this joint declaration shall be construed to contravene or 
diminish the respective  obligations  of each Party  under applicable standards  on human 
rights. 

JOINT  DECLARATION  ON THE PROTECTION OF DATA 

The  Parties  agree that the protection of data will be guaranteed  in all areas where the 
exchange  of  personal data is envisaged. 

agreem.  it  declar.  page  50 

LIST  OF  PROTOCOLS  AND  ANNEXES 

Protocol  1 :  Arrangements 

applicable 

to 

imports 

into 

Jordan 

of 

agricultural  products  originating  in  the  Community. 

Protocol  2: 

Arrangements  applicable  to  imports  into  the  Community  of 
agricultural  products  originating  in  Jordan. 

Protocol  3: 

'originating 
Definition 
administrative  co-operation. 

of 

products' 

and  methods 

of 

Protocol  4:  Mutual  assistance  between  administrative  authorities  on 

custom  matters. 

Annex  1  : 

List  of  industrial  products  originating  in  Jordan  on  which  the 
Community  may  retain  an  agricultural  component. 

Annex  2: 

Annex  3: 

List  of  industrial  products  originating  in  the  Community  on 
which  Jordan  may  retain  an  agricultural  component  referred 
to  in  Article  10  paragraph  2  and  Article  1  1 paragraph  2. 

Lists  of  industrial  products  originating  in  the  Community  on 
which  is  applicable,  on  importation  into  Jordan,  the  schedule 
for  tariff  dismantling  referred  to  in  Article  1  1  paragraphs  3 
and  4. 

Annex  4: 

List  of  industrial  products  originating  in  the  Community  referred 
to  in Article  11  paragraph  4. 

Annex  5: 

Community  reservation  list  referred  to  in  Article  30.1.b  (Right  of 
establishment). 

Annex  6: 

Jordanian  reservation  list  referred  to  in  Article  30.2.a  (Right  of 
establishment). 

Annex  7: 

Intellectual,  industrial  and  commercial  property. 

annex  I-2  page  I 

51 

ANNEX 1 

LIST  OF PRODUCTS  REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE  10 § 1 

CN CODE 

I 

DESCRIPTION 

0403 

Buttermilk,  curdled  milk and cream, yogurt, 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 51 to 0403  — Yoghurt,  flavoured  or containing added  fruit,  nuts or cocoa 
10 99 
0403 90 71 to 0403  — Other,  flavoured  or containing added  fruit,  nuts or coqoa 
90 99 
0405 
0405 20 
0405 20  10 
0405 20 30 
0710 40 00 
071 1  90 30 

Butter and other fats and oils derived from milk; dairy spreads: 
- Dairy spreads: 
-  Of a fat content, by weight, of 39% or more, but less than 60% 
-- Of a fat content, by weight, of 60% or more, but not exceeding 75% 
Sweet corn (uncooked  or cooked by steaming or boiling  in water),  frozen 
Sweet corn  provisionally  preserved  (for  example, by sulphur dioxide gas, in brine, in 
sulphur water or in other preservative  solution), but unsuitable  in that state for  immediate 
consumption 
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 n° 
1516: 
- Margarine, excluding  liquid inargarine, containing more than  10% but not more than  15% 
by weight of milk  fats 
- Other, containing more than  10% but not more than  15% by weight of milk  fats 
Chemically  pure  fructose 
Sugar confectionery  (including white chocolate), not containing cocoa; excluding  liquorice 
extract containing more than  10% by weight of sucrose  but not containing other added 
substances, falling  within  CN code  1704 90 10 
Chocolate and other  food  preparation  containing cocoa 
Malt extract; food  preparations  of flour,  meal, starch or malt extract, not containing  cocoa 
powder or containing  less than 40% by weight of coca calculated  on a totally defatted  basis, 
not elsewhere specified  or included; food  preparations of goods of heading Nos 0401 to 
0404, not containing cocoa powder or containing  less than  5% by weight of cocoa 
calculated  on a totally defatted  basis, not elsewhere  specified  or included,  excluding 
preparations foiling within  CN code  1901 90 91 

ex  1517 

1517  10  10 

1517 90  10 
1702 50 00 
ex  1704 

1806 
ex  1901 

.nines  I -.]  pave 

>P-

CN CODE 

I 

DESCRIPTION 

ex  1902 

1903  00  00 

1904 

1905 

2001  90  30 
2001  90  40 

2004  10 91 

2004  90  10 

2005  20  10 

2005  80  00 

2008  99  85 

2008  99  91 

2101  12 98 
2101  20  98 
2101  30  19 
2101  30  99 

2102  10 3 1 
2102  10 39 
2 105  00 
ex  2 106 

2202  90  91 
2202  90  95 
2202  90  99 

Pasta,  excluding  stuffed  pasta  falling  within  CN  codes  1902  20  10 and  1902  20  30; 
couscous,  whether  or  ot  prepared 

Tapioca  and  substitutes  therefor  prepared  from  starch,  in  the  form  of  flakes,  grains,  pearls, 
siftings  or  similar  forms 
Prepared  food  obtained  by  the  swelling  or  roasting  of  cereals  or  cereal  products  (for  example 
cornflakes)  ; cereals  (other  than  maize  (corn)),  in grain  form,  or  in  the  form  of  flakes  or 
other  worked  grains  (except  flour  and  meal),  pre-cooked,  or  otherwise  prepared,  not 
elsewhere  specified  or  included 
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 
Sweet  corn  (Zea  mays  var.  saccharata),  prepared  or  preserved  by  vinegar  or  acetic  acid 
Yams,  sweet  potatoes  and  similar  edible  parts  of  plants  containing  5%  or  more  bv  weight  of 
starch,  prepared  or  preserved  by  vinegar  or  acetic  acid 
Potatoes  in  the  form  of  flour,  meal  or  flakes,  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise  than  by 
vinegar  or  acetic  acid,  frozen 
Sweet  corn  (Zea  mays  var.  saccharata),  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise  than  by  vinegar  or 
acetic  acid,  frozen 
Potatoes  in  the  form  of  flour,  meal  or  flakes,  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise  than  by 
vinegar  or  acetic  acid,  not  frozen 
Sweet  corn  (Zea  mays  var.  saccharata).  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise  than  by  vinegar  or 
acetic  acid,  not  frozen 
Maize  (corn),  other  than  sweet  corn  (Zea  mays  var.  saccharata)  otherwise  prepared  or 
preserved,  not  containing  added  spirit  or  added  sugar 
Yams,  sweet  potatoes  and  similar  edible  pails  of  plants,  containing  5%  or  more  by  weight  of 
starch,  otherwise  prepared  or  preserved,  not  containing  added  spirit  or  added  sugar 
Preparations  with  a  basis  of  coffee 
Preparations  with  a basis  of  tea  or  maté 
Roasted  coffee  substitutes  excluding  roasted  chicory 
Extracts,  essences  and  concentrates  of  roasted  coffee  substitutes  excluding  those  of  roasted 
chicory 
Bakers'  yeasts 

Ice  cream  and  other  edible  ice.  whether  or  not  containing  cocoa 
food  preparations  not  elsewhere  specified  or  included  other  than  those  falling  within  CN 
codes  2106  10 20.  2106  90  20  and  2106  90  92  and  other  than  flavoured  or  coloured  sugar 
syrups  falling  within  CN  codes  2106  90  30  to  2106  90  59 
Non-alcoholic  beverages,  no!  including  fruit  or  vegetable  juices  of  CN  code  2009. 
containing  products  of  CN  code  0401  to  0404  or  fat  obtained  from  products  of  CN  code 
0401  to  0404 

CN CODE 

DESCRIPTION 

2905 43 00 
2905 44 
ex 3501 
ex 3505  10 

3505 20 
3809 

Mannitol 
D-Glucitol  (sorbitol) 
Caseins, caseinates and other casein  dérivâtes 
Dextrins and other modified  starches, excluding esterified  and  etherified  starches of CN code 
3505  10 50 
Glues based on starches or on dextrins or other modified  starches 
Finishing agents, dye carriers to accelerate the dyeing or fixing  of dyestuffs  and other 
products and preparations (for  example, dressings and mordants), of a kind  used  in the 
textile, paper,  leather or like industries, not elsewhere specified  or  included: 

3809  10 
3824 60 

With a basis of amylaceous  substances 

Sorbitol  other than that of subheading  2905 44 

annes  I -2  page  I 

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ANNEX 2 

LIST OF PRODUCTS  REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE  10 § 2 

CN CODE 

I 

DESCRIPTION 

0403 

Buttermilk, curdled  milk and cream, yogurt, 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 : 

-  Other,  flavoured  or containing added  fruit,  nuts or cocoa 

0403  10 51 to 0403  —  Yoghurt,  flavoured  or containing added  fruit,nuts  or cocoa 
10 99 
0403  90 71 to 0403 
90 99 
0405 
0405 20 
0405 20  10 
0405 20 30 
0710 40 00 
071 I 90 30 

Butter and other fats and oils derived from milk; dairy spreads: 
- Dairy spreads: 
-  Of a fat content, by weight, of 39% or more, but less than 60% 
-- Of a fat content, by weight, of 60% or more, but not exceeding 75% 
Sweet corn (uncooked  or cooked by steaming or boiling  in water),  frozen 
Sweet corn provisionally  preserved  (for  example, by sulphur dioxide gas, in brine, in 
sulphur water or in other preservative  solution), but unsuitable  in that state for  immediate 
consumption 
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 n° 
1516: 

ex  15 17 

i 

15 I 7  10  10 

- Margarine, excluding  liquid margarine, containing more than  10% but not more than  15% 

1517 90  10 
1520 00 00 
1702 50 00 
1 704 
1803 
1805 
1806 
1901 

ex  1902 

bv weight of milk  fats 
:-  Other, containing more than  10% but not more than  15% by weight  of milk  fats 
Glycerol, crude; glycerol waters and glycerol  lyes 
Chemically  pure  fructose 
Sugar confectionery  (including white chocolate), not containing  cocoa 
Cocoa paste, whether or not  defatted 
Cocoa powder, not containing added sugar or other sweetening  matter 
Chocolate and other food  preparation  containing cocoa 
Malt extract; food  preparations of flour,  meal, starch  or malt extract, not containing  cocoa 
powder or containing  less than 40% by weight of coca calculated  on a totally  defatted  basis, 
not elsewhere specified  or included; food  preparations  of goods of heading Nos 0401 to 
0404, not containing cocoa powder or containing  less than 5%i by weight  of cocoa 
calculated  on a totally defatted  basis, not elsewhere  specified  or  included 
Pasta, excluding stuffed  pasta falling  within  CN codes  1902 20  10 and  1902 20 30; 
couscous, whether or ot prepared 

•s  I 

'-:s 

CN CODE 

I 

" 

DESCRIPTION 

1903  00  00 

1904 

1905 

2001  90  30 
2001  90  40 

2004  10 91 

2004  90  10 

2005  20  10 

2005  80  00 

2008  99  85 

2008  99  91 

2101  12 98 
2101  20  98 
2101  30  19 
2101  30  99 

2105 
2 106 
2202  90  91 
2202  90  95 
2202  9Q 99 

Tapioca  and  substitutes  therefor  prepared  from  starch,  in  the  form  of  flakes,  grains,  pearls, 
siftings  or  similar  forms 
Prepared  food  obtained  by  the  swelling  or  roasting  of  cereals  or  cereal  products  (for 
example  cornflakes)  ; cereals  (other  than  maize  (corn)),  in  grain  form,  or  in  the  form  of 
flakes  or  other  worked  grains  (except  flour  and  meal),  pre-cooked,  or  otherwise  prepared, 
not  elsewhere  specified  or  included 
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 
Sweet  corn  (Zea  mays  var.  saccharata),  prepared  or  preserved  by  vinegar  or  acetic  acid 
Yams,  sweet  potatoes  and  similar  edible  parts  of  plants  containing  5%  or  more  by  weight  of 
starch,  prepared  or  preserved  by  vinegar  or  acetic  acid 
Potatoes  in  the  form  of  flour,  meal  or  flakes,  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise  than  by 
vinegar  or  acetic  acid,  frozen 
Sweet  corn  (Zea  mays  var.  saccharata),  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise  than  by  vinegar  or 
acetic  acid,  frozen 
Potatoes  in  the  form  of  flour,  meal  or  flakes,  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise  than  by 
vinegar  or  acetic  acid,  not  frozen 
Sweet  corn  (Zea  mays  var.  saccharata),  prepared  or  preserved  otherwise  than  by  vinegar  or 
acetic  acid,  not  frozen 
Maize  (corn),  other  than  sweet  corn  (Zea  mays  var.  saccharata)  otherwise  prepared  or 
preserved,  not  containing  added  spirit  or  added  sugar 
Yams,  sweet  potatoes  and  similar  edible  parts  of  plants,  containing  5%  or  more  by  weight 
of  starch,  otherwise  prepared  or  preserved,  not  containing  added  spirit  or  added  sugar 
Preparations  with  a basis  of  coffee 
Preparations  with  a basis  of  tea  or  maté 
Roasted  coffee  substitutes  excluding  roasted  chicory 
Extracts,  essences  and  concentrates  of  roasted  coffee  substitutes  excluding  those  of  roasted 
chicory 
Ice  cream  and  other  edible  ice. whether  or  not  containing  cocoa 
Food  prepaiations  not  elsewhere  specified  or  included 
Non-alcoholic  beverages,  not  including  fruit  or  vegetable  juices  of  CN  code  2009, 
containing  products  of  CN  code  0401  to  0404  or  fat  obtained  from  products  of  CN  code 
0401  to  0404 

CODE  NC 

DESCRIPTION 

220S 

2905 43 00 
2905 44 
ex 3501 
ex 3505  10 

3505 20 
3809 

3809  10 
3824 

3824  60 

Undenatured  ethyl alcohol  of an alcoholic strength  by volume of less than  80% vol; spirits, 
liqueurs and other spirituous  beverages 
Mannitol 

"  D-Glucitol (sorbitol) 

Caseins, caseinates and other casein dérivâtes 
Dextrins and other modified  starches, excluding esterifled  and etherified  starches  of CN 
code 3505  10 50 
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Finishing agents, dye carriers to accelerate  the dyeing or fixing  of dyestuffs  and  other 
products and  preparations  (for example, dressings and  mordants), of a kind  used  in the 
textile, paper,  leather or  like industries, not elsewhere  specified  or  included: 

- With a basis of amylaceous  substances 
Prepared  binders for  foundry  moulds or cores; chemical  products and  preparations  of the 
chemical  or allied  industries (including those consisting  of mixtures of natural  products), 
not elsewhere specified  or included; residual  products  of the chemical  or allied  industries, 
not elsewhere  specified  or included 
-Sorbitol  other than that of subheading  2905 44 

amies  I -2  pa_e  .' 

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Annex  3 

Lists  of  industrial  products  originating  in  the  Community  on  which  is 
applicable,  on  importation  into  Jordan,  the  schedule  for  tariff  dismantling 
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List  of industrial  products  originating  in the Community  referred  to  in  Article  11 paragraph  4. 

Annex 4 

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6000  K M. 

annex  3-1  paye  2(> 

Annex  5 

Community  reservations  list  referred  to  in  Article  30  paragraph  1-b 

Mining 

In  some  Member  States,  a  concession  may  be  required  for  mining  and  mineral  rights  for 
non-EC  controlled  companies. 

Fishing 

to  and  use  of 

Access 
the 
maritime  waters  coming  under  the  sovereignty  or  within  the  jurisdiction  of  Member 
States  of  the  Community  is  restricted  to  fishing  vessels  flying  the  flag  of  a  Community 
territory  unless  otherwise  provided  for. 

the  biological  resources  and  fishing  grounds  situated 

in 

Real  estate  purchase 

In  some  Member  States,  the  purchase  of  real  estate  is  subject  to  limitations. 

Audio-visual  services  including  radio 

National  treatment  concerning  production  and  distribution,  including  broadcasting  and 
other  forms  of  transmission  to  the  public,  may  be  reserved  to  audio-visual  works  meeting 
certain  origin  criteria. 

Telecommunications  services  including  mobile  and  satellite  services 

Reserved  services. 
In  some  Member  States  market  access  concerning  complementary  services  and 
infrastructures  is  restricted. 

Agriculture 

to  non-EC  controlled 
is  not  applicable 
In  some  Member  States  national 
companies  which  wish 
to  undertake  an  agricultural  enterprise.  The  acquisition  of 
vineyards  by  non-EC  controlled  companies  is  subject  to  notification,  or,  as  necessary, 
authorisation. 

treatment 

News  agency  services 

In  some  Member  States  limitations  exist  on  foreign  participation  in  publishing  companies 
and  broadcasting  companies. 

I 

Jordan  reservations  to  national  treatement  (referred  to  in Article  3C 

agraph  2-a) 

ANNEX  6 

With  the  aim  of  improving  the  national  tretement  conditions  in all  sector? 
reservations  is  subject  to  review  within  two  years  after  the  entry  into  fore 

"j above  list  of 
the  agreement. 

Non  Jordanian  investors  may  own  no  more  than  50%  of  any  projec 
in the  following  sectors: 

..  economic  activity 

a)  construction  contracting; 
b) 
trade  and  trade  services; 
c)  mining; 

-  Non  Jordanian  investors  may  purchase  securities  listed  on  the  Am' 
in  Jordan  currency,  provided  that  the  funds  are  transferred  from 
currency. 

, Financial  Market 
avertible  foreign 

~  Non  Jordan  ownership  in  a  public  share-holding  company  may  no 
the  percentage  of  non  Jordanian  ownership  was  more  than  50%  at 
subscription,  in  which  case  the  maximum  limit  on  non  Jordan  owne 
that  percentage. 

<eed  50%  unless 
'ime  of  closing  of 
shall  be  fixed  at 

- 

The  minimum  amount  of  non-Jordan  investment  in  any  project  sha' 
hundred  thousand  Jordanian  dinars),  except  for  investment 
market,  where 
Jordanian  dinars). 

in 
investment  amount  shall  be  JD 

the  minimum 

JD  100.000  (one 
financial 
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thousand 
(one 

The  purchase,  sale  or  rental  of  immovable  assets  by  a  non-Jordanian 
consent  of  the  Cabinet  of  Ministers. 

jject  to  the  prior 

ANNEX  7 

referred  to  in  Article  56 

Intellectual.  Industrial  and  Commercial  Property 

1.  By  the  end  of  the  fifth  year  after  the  entry  into  force  of  the  Agreement,  Jordan 

shall  accede  the  following  multilateral  conventions  on  property  rights: 

-  Berne  Convention  for  the  protection  of  literary  and  artistic  works  (Paris  Act  1971). 
the  Convention  for  the  Protection  of  Performers,  Producers  of  Phonograms  and 
- 
Broadcasting  Organizations  (Rome,  1961); 

-  Nice  Agreement  concerning  the  international  Classification  of  Goods  and  Services  for 
the  Purpose  of  the  Registration  of  Marks  (Geneva  Act  1977and  amended  in  1979); 
-  Madrid  Agreement  concerning  the  International  Registration  of  Marks  (Stockholm  Act 

1967  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  Procedure  (1977,  modified  in  1980). 
the  International  Convention  for  Protection  of  New  Varieties  of  Plants  (UPOV) 
(Geneva  Act  1991); 

2.  Not  later  than  the  seventh  year  after  the  entry  into  force  of  the  Agreement, 

Jordan  shall  accede  the  following  multilateral  conventions: 

-  Patent  Cooperation  Treaty  (Washington  1970,  amended  in  1979  and  modified  in  1984); 

3.  Jordan  undertakes  to  provide  for  adequate  and  effective  protection  of  patents 
for  cheemicals  and  pharamaceuticals  in  line  with  Articles  27  to  34  of  the  WTO 
agreement  on  Trade  Related  Aspects  of  Intellectual  Property  Rights,  by  the  end 
of  the  thirs  year  from  the  entry  into  force  of  this  agreement  or  from  its  accession 
to  the  W T O,  whichever  is  the  earliest 

4.  The  Association  Council  may  decide  that  paragraphs  1,  2  and  3  shall  apply  to 

other  multilateral  conventions  in  this  field. 

5.  The  Parties  confirm  the  importance  they  attach  to  the  obligations  arising  from 
" 

the  following  multilateral  convention: 

- 

the  Paris  Convention  for  the  protection  of  industrial  property 
amended  in  1 979). 

(Stockholm  Act  1967 

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PROTOCOL 1 

CONCERNING  THE ARRANGMENTS  APPLICABLE 
TO THE  IMPORTATION  INTO THE COMMUNITY  OF 
AGRICULTURAL  PRODUCTS ORIGINATING  IN JORDAN 

1.  The products  listed in the Annex, originating  in Jordan, shall be admitted for 

importation  into the Community,  according to the conditions contained  herein and 
in the Annex. 

2.  a)  Customs  duties shall be either eliminated or reduced as  indicated  in column 

"A". 

b)  For certain products, for which the Common Customs Tariff  provides for the 
application  of an ad valorem duty and a specific duty, the rates of reduction, 
indicated in columns "A" and "C", shall apply only to the ad valorem duty. 

3.  For certain  products, customs duties shall be eliminated within the limit of the tariff 
quotas listed in column "B" for each of them.  For the quantities  imported in excess 
of the quotas, the common customs duties shall, according to the  product 
concerned,  be applied  in full or reduced, as indicated in column  "C". 

4.  For some  products  indicated in paragraph 3 and in column "D", the tariff  quotas 
shall be increased from the entry  into force of the this agreement  on the basis of 
four equal annual installments, each corresponding to 3% of these amounts. 

5.  For some  products  indicated in column "D",  the Community  may fix a reference 

quantity  if,  in the light of the annual review of trade flows which it shall carry out, it 
establishes  that the volume of imports of a product  or products threatens to cause 
difficulties  on the Community  market.  Should the volume of imports  of one of the 
products exceed the  reference quantity, the Community  may make the  product  in 
question  subject to a tariff quota, the volume of which shall be equal to the 
reference quantity.  For quantities  imported in excess of the quota, the  customs 
duty shall, according to the product concerned, be applied in full or reduced, as 
indicated  in column "C". 

ANNEX  TO PROTOCOL 1 

CNcode (2) 

Description (3) 

A 

B 

c 

D 

Reduction  of the 
MFN customs 
duty(1) 

Tariff  quota 
Volume 
t 

Reduction  of the 
custom  duty  beyond 
the  current or 
possible  tariff-quota 

Specific  provisions 

ex  0406 90  33 

ex  0406 90  50 

White  cheese of sheep milk 

100 

100 

0601  10 

Bulbs,  tubers, tuberous roots, corms,  crowns 

100 

Subject to the  provisions of Protocol  1,  paragraph  5 

0602 40 

0603 10 

ex  0701  90 51 

•07c:  : 

ex  '0702 00 45 

'0702 00  50 

and  rhizomes, dormant 

Roses,  grafted or not 

Cut flowers, fresh 

100 

100 

100 

100 

New  potatoes from  1  January  to 31 March 

100 

1.000 

Subject to compliance with the condition:; agreed 

upon  by exchange of letters 

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ex  0703 10 

Onions  and  shal.  from  1 February to 30 April 

ex  0703 20  00 

Garlic  from  1 February to 31  May 

0705  11  05 

ex  0705  11  10 

ex 0705  11  80 

ex  0706  10 00 

0707  00 10 

0707  00 40 

Cabbage  Lettuce from  1 November to 31 March 

Carrots  from  1 January to 31 March 

Cucumbers  less than  I5cts  long,  from 

10  November to end February 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

50 

Subject to the  provisions of Protocol  1,  paragraph 5 

200 

( 1 ) : Duty  reduction  only  applies  to ad valorem  duties, except  to those  aplicable  in the framework  of erga-omnes  tariff  quotas.  For  the  products  corresponding  to codes  0406  90 33 and 0406  90 50 the  duty  reduction  applies to the specific  duty. 

(2): CN codes  corresponding  to Reg  1734 OJ  L238 of 19.9,1996. 

(3):  Notwithstanding  the  rules  for 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 the application of 

the  CN codes  and corresponding  description  taken  together. 

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ex  0708  20  20 
ex 0708  20  95 

ex  0709  20  00 

ex 0709  30 00 

ex  0709  40  00 

CN code  (2) 

Description  (3) 

B 

Reduction  of  the 
MFN  customs 
duty(1) 

Tariff  quota 
Volume 
t 

Reduction  of  the 
custom  duty  beyond 
the  current  or 
possible  tariff-quota 

Specific  previsions 

Beans  from  1 November  to  30  April 

Asparagus,  from  1 October  to  31  March 

100 

100 

100 

60 

Subject  to the  provisions  of Protocol  1, paragraph  5 

Aubergines,  from  1  December  to  30  April 

100 

60 

Subject  to the  provisions  of  Protocol  1, paragraph  5 

Celery,  from  1 January  to  31  March 

ex 0709  60 10 

Sweet  peppers  from  15  November  to  30  April 

0709  60  99 

Fruits  of  the  genus  capsicum  or  pimento,  other 

0709  90 71 
ex  0709  90 73 

ex  0709  90 79 

ex 0709  90 90 

ex 0709  90 90 

;x 0709  90 50 

ex  0710  80 95 

Courgettes  from  1 December  to  15  March 

Parsley,  from  1 November  to  31  Mai 

Molochia 

Fennel,  from  1 November  to  31  March 

Okra 

40 

Subject  to the  provisions  of  Protocol  1,  paragraph  5 

60 

Subject  to the  provisions  of Protocol  1, paragraph  5 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

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(2): CN codes  corresponding  to  Reg  1734 OJ  L238  of  19.9,1996. 

(3):  Notwithstanding  the  rules  for  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  the  application  of 

the CN codes  and corresponding  description  taken  together. 

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CN code  (2) 

Description  (3) 

A 

B 

C 

D 

Reduction  of  the 
MFN  customs 
duty(1) 

Tariff  quota 
Volume 
t 

Reduction  of  the 
custom  duty  beyond 
the  current  or 
possible  tariff-quota 

Specific  provisions 

•-;-.-  0713 

08 04  lu 

e/  0804  20 

Dried  legouminous  vegetables,  other  than 
for  sowing 

Dales 

Figs,  from  20  May  to  1  September 

. 

j  ex  0804  50 00 

Mangoes  and  guavas 

ex  0805  10 

ex  0805  20 

i 
ex  0805  30 

0305  40 

Oranges,  fresh 

Mandarins,  fresh 

Lemons,  fresh 

Grape  fruit 

ex  0805  10 29 

Table  grapes,  fresh  from  1 February  to  11  July 

ex  0807  19 00 

Melons  of  a weight  less  than  600  grammes 

ex  0807  11 00 

ex  0810  10 05 

from  1 November  to  31  May 

Watermelons,  fresh  from  1 April  to  15  June 

Strawberries,  from  1 January  to  31  March 

100 

100 

40 

40 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

1.000 

1.000 

100 

80 

Subject  to  the  provisions  of  Protocol  1, paragraph  5 

60 

Subject  to  the  provisions  of  Protocol  1,  paragraph  5 

60 

40 

80 

Subject  to the  provisions  of  Protocol  1, paragraph  5 

Subject  to  the  provisions  of  Protocol  1, paragraph  5 

Subject  to  the  provisions  of  Protocol  1,  paragraph  5 

(1 j  : Duty  reduction  only  applies  to ad valorem duties, except  to those  aplicablc  in the framework  of erga-omncs tariff  quotas. For the products  corresponding  to codes  0406  90 33 and 0406  90 50 the  duty  reduction  applies  to the specific  duty. 

(2): CN codes  corresponding  to  Reg 1734 OJ  L238 of  19.9,1996. 

(2):  Notwithstanding the  rules  for  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 the  application  of 

the CN codes  and corresponding  description  taken  together. 

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CNcode  (2) 

Description  (3) 

A 

B 

C 

D 

Reduction  of  the 
MFN  customs 
duty(1) 

Tariff  quota 
Volume 
t 

Reduction  of  the 
custom  duty  beyond 
the  current  or 
possible  tariff-quota 

Specific  provisions 

ex  0810  90  85 

Pomegranate,  from  1 August  to  30  September 

Peel  of  citrus  fruit  or  melons 

Fruits  of  the  genus  Capsicum  or  of the  genus 

Pimenta,  neither  crushed  nor  ground,  other 

100 

100 

100 

0814  00  00 

0904  20  39 

2001  except  2001  90  50, 

2001  90  30.  2001  90  40 

and 2001  90  60 

2004  except  2004  10  91 

and 2004  90  10 

2005 except  2005  60 

2005  20  10 and 2005  80  00 

Preparations  of  vegetables 

100 

1.000 

Subject  to the  provisions  of  Protocol  1,  paragraph  4 

2007 

Preparations  of  fruits 

100 

1.000 

Subject  to  the  provisions  of  Protocol  1,  paragraph  4 

2008  except  20 08  11  10.  2008  91  00 

2008  40.  2008  70 

2008  99  85  and  2008  99  91 

2009  except  2009  11,  2009  19 

2009 20  and  2009  30 

2002  90  31 

2002  90  39 
2002  90  91 
2002  90  99 

Tomato  concentrate 

100 

4.000 

Subject  to  the  provisions  of  Protocol  1, paragraph  4. 

The  tariff  quota  refers  to  a dry  matter  of  28/30% ; 
for  its  management  the  coefficients  provided  for 
in  annex  V,  I.  of  regulation  1709/84 will  be  used. 

(1) : Duty  reduction  only  applies  to  ad valorem  duties, except  to  those  aplicable  in  the framework  of  erga-omnes  tariff  quotas.  For the  products  corresponding  to  codes  0406  90 33 and 0406  90 50 the duty  reduction  applies  to  the  specific  duty. 

(2): CN codes  corresponding  to  Reg  1734 OJ  L238 of  19.9,1996. 

(3): Notwithstanding  the rules  for  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  the  application  of 

the CN codes  and corresponding  description taken  together. 

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Exchange  of letters  between the European Community  ('The  Community')  and 
Jordan  concerning  imports sinto the Community  of fresh cut flowers  and 
flower  buds falling within  subheading  06.03.10 of the Common Customs  Tariff 

Sir, 

A.  Letter from the Community 

The following was agreed between the Community and Jordan: 

The current arrangements  provide for the elimination of customs duties on imports 
into the Community  of cut flowers and flower buds, fresh, falling within  subheading 
06.03.10 of the Common Customs Tariff  and originating  in Israel, subject to a limit of 
100 tonnes. 

Jordan undertakes to abide by the conditions laid down below for imports  into the 
Community  of roses  and carnations which qualify for the elimination  of this tariff : 

- 

- 

- 

the  price  level of imports  into the Community  must be at least equal to 85% of the 
Community  price level for the same products over the same periods, 

the Jordanian  price level shall be determined  by recording the  prices of the 
imported  products, on representative  Community  import markets, 

the Community  price level shall be based on the producer prices  recorded on 
representative  markets of the main producer  Member States, 

-  price  levels will be recorded on a fortnightly  basis and weighted  by the  respective 
quantities.  This  provision is valid for Community  prices and for Jordanian  prices, 

- 

- 

for  both Community  producer  prices and the import prices of Jordanian  products, 
a distinction  shall be made between large-flowered and small-flowered  roses and 
between  unifloral and multifloral carnations, 

if the Jordanian  price level for any one type of product is below 85% of the 
Community  price level, the tariff  preference shall be suspended.  The  Community 
shall reinstate the tariff  preference when an Israeli price level equal to 85% or 
more of the Community  price level is recorded. 

I should  be obliged if you would confirm that your Government  is in agreement  with 
the contents  of this  letter. 

Please accept,  Sir, the assurance  of my highest consideration. 

On behalf of the Council of the European Community 

cxch. Idlers  p;igc l 

B. Letter from Jordan 

I have the honour to acknowledge  receipt of your letter of today's date which reads 
as folows: 

"The following was  agreed between the Community  and Jordan: 

The current  arrangements  provide for the elimination  of customs duties on imports 
into the Community  of cut flowers  and flower buds, fresh, falling within  subheading 
06.03.10 of the Common Customs Tariff  and originating  in Israel, subject to a limit of 
100 tonnes. 

Jordan  undertakes to abide  by the conditions  laid down below for  imports  into the 
Community  of roses and carnations which qualify for the elimination  of this tariff : 

- 

- 

- 

the  price  level of imports  into the Community  must be at least equal to 85% of the 
Community  price level for the same products over the same periods, 

the Jordanian  price  level shall be determined  by recording the  prices of the 
imported  products, on representative  Community  import  markets, 

the Community  price  level shall be based on the producer  prices  recorded on 
representative  markets  of the  main producer  Member  States, 

-  price  levels will be recorded on a fortnightly  basis and weighted  by the  respective 
quantities.  This  provision  is valid for Community  prices  and for Jordanian  prices, 

- 

- 

for  both Community  producer  prices  and the import  prices  of Jordanian  products, 
a distinction  shall be made between large-flowered  and small-flowered  roses  and 
between  unifloral  and multifloral  carnations, 

if the Jordanian  price  level for any one type of product  is below 85% of the 
Community  price  level, the tariff  preference  shall be suspended.  The  Community 
shall reinstate the tariff  preference when an Israeli price  level equal to 85% or 
more  of the  Community  price  level is recorded." 

I have the  honour to confirm that  my Government  is in agreement  with the  contents 
of your  letter. 

Please  accept,  Sir, the assurance  of my highest consideration. 

For the Government of the Hashemite kingdom of Jordan 

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PROTOCOL 2 

CONCERNING THE ARRANGEMENTS APPLICABLE TO 
THE  IMPORTATION  INTO JORDAN OF AGRICULTURAL  PRODUCTS 
ORIGINATING  IN THE  COMMUNITY 

The products  listed in the Annex originating in the Community  shall be admitted for 
importation into Jordan according to the conditions contained hereafter  and in the Annex. 

Import duties and charges having an equivalent effect shall not be higher than those 
indicated  in column A 

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CN Code 

Description 

010210 

^ u re  bred breeding live animals 

0102 90 

Other live bovine animals 

0201 20 

Fresh meat of bovine animals, with bones 

0201 30 

Fresh meat of bovine animals, boneless 

0202 30 

Frozen meat of bovine animals, boneless 

0405 00 

Butter/fats/oils derived from milk; dairy spreads 

0406 30 

Processed cheese not grated or powdered 

070110 

"PoTato seed, fresh 

0713  10 

Peas, dried 

0713 50 

Broad beans, dried 

1002  10 

Durum wheat 

1001 90 

Other wheat 

1003 00 

Barley 

1005 90 

Maize, other than seed 

1006 30 

Semi/wholly  milled rice 

110100 

Wheat or meslin flour 

I 

"  A' 
Duty % 

JD 10/head 

JD  10/head 

5 

5 

5 

5 

20 

5 

10 

5 

0 

0 

5 

5 

5 

0 

~ 

~ 

~ 

1103 11 10 

Groats and meal of durum wheat 

15 

~ 

1103 13 

Cereal groats, meal and pellets of maize 

110710 

Malt, not roasted 

2005 70 

Preserved olives 

2008 70 

Peaches  prepared or preserved 

2301  10 

Flours, meals and pellets, of meat/offal 

2301 20 

Flours, meals and pellets, offish and aquatic invertebrates 

2304 00 

Oil-cake/residues  deriving from soya oil 

10 

10 

40 

40 

5 

5 

5 

2309 90 

Preparations of a kind used in animal feeding, other than cat or dog food 

| 

10 

prot2  page 2 

PROTOCOL  3 

CONCERNING  THE  DEFINITION  OF  THE  CONCEPT  OF 

"ORIGINATING  PRODUCTS"  AND 

METHODS  OF  ADMINISTRATIVE  COOPERATION 

TABLE  OF  CONTENTS 

TITLE  I 

GENERAL  PROVISIONS 

Article  1 

Definitions 

TITLE 

DEFINITION  OF  THE  CONCEPT  OF  "ORIGINATING  PRODUCTS" 

Article  2 

General  requirements 

Article  3 

Bilateral  cumulation  of  origin 

Article  4 

Wholly  obtained  products 

Article  5 

Sufficiently  worked  or  processed  products 

Article  6 

Insufficient  working  or  processing  operations 

Article  7 

Unit  of  qualification 

Article  8 

Accessories,  spare  parts  and  tools 

Article  9 

Sets 

Article  10 

Neutral  elements 

TITLE  III 

TERRITORIAL  REQUIREMENTS 

- 

- 

- 

Article  11 

Principle  of  territoriality 

Article  12 

Direct  transport 

Article  13 

Exhibitions 

TITLE  IV 

DRAWBACK  OR  EXEMPTION 

Article  14 

Prohibition  of drawback  of,  or  exemption  from,  customs  duties 

TITLE  V 

PROOF  OF  ORIGIN 

Article  15 

General  requirements 

Article  16 

Procedure  for  the'issue  of  a movement  certificate  EUR.1 

Article  17 

Movement  certificates  EUR.1  issued  retrospectively 

Article  18 

Issue  of  a duplicate  movement  certificate  EUR.1 

Article  19 

Issue  of  movement  certificates  EUR.1  on  the  basis  of  a  proof  of  origin  issued 

or  made  out  previously 

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Article  20 

Conditions for making out an invoice  declaration 

Article  21 

Approved  exporter 

Article 22 

Validity of proof of origin 

Article 23 

Submission of proof of origin 

Article 24 

Importation  by instalments 

Article 25 

Exemptions from  proof of origin 

Article 26 

Supporting  documents 

Article 27 

Preservation of proof of origin and supporting  documents 

Article 28 

Discrepancies  and formal errors 

Article 29 

Amounts expressed in ECU 

TITLE VI 

ARRANGEMENTS  FOR ADMINISTRATIVE  COOPERATION 

Article 30  Mutual assistance 

Article 31 

Verification of proofs of origin 

Article  32 

Dispute  settlement 

Article  33 

Penalties 

Article  34 

Free zones 

TITLE VII 

CEUTAANDMELILLA 

Article  35 

Application of the  Protocol 

- 

Article  36 

Special conditions 

TITLE VIII 

FINAL  PROVISIONS 

Article  37 

Amendments to the  Protocol 

Article  38 

Implementation  of the  Protocol 

Article  39 

Goods in transit  or in storage 

ANNEXES 

Annex 1: 

Introductory  notes 

Annex 2: 

List of working or processing required to be carried out on  non-originating 

materials  in order that the product  manufactured  can obtain  originating 

status 

Annex  3: 

Annex 4: 

Movement  certificate  EUR.1 

Invoice  declaration 

pml3  page 2 

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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)  "material" means  any  ingredient,  raw material, component or part, etc., used in the 

manufacture  of the  product; 

(c)  "product"  means the product  being manufactured, even if it is intended for later use in 

another  manufacturing operation; 

(d)  "goods" means  both materials  and products; 

(e)  "customs  value" means the value as determined in accordance with the  1994 Agreement 

on implementation  of Article VII of the General Agreement  on Tariffs  and Trade 

(WTO Agreement  on customs valuation); 

(f) 

"ex-works  price" means the  price paid for the product ex works to the manufacturer  in the 

Community  or Jordan  in whose  undertaking the last working or processing  is carried out, 

provided the  price  includes the value of all the materials  used, minus any internal taxes 

which  are, or may  be, repaid when the product obtained is exported; 

(g)  "value  of materials" means the customs value at the time of importation of the 

non-originating  materials  used, or, if this is not known and cannot  be ascertained, the first 

ascertainable  price paid for the materials  in the Community  or Jordan; 

(h)  "value  of originating  materials" means the 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; 

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(j) 

"chapters" and "headings" mean 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; 

(I) 

"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; 

(m)  "territories" includes territorial waters. 

TITLE II 

DEFINITION OF THE CONCEPT OF "ORIGINATING  PRODUCTS" 

Article 2 

General  requirements 

1.  For the purpose of implementing this Agreement, the following products shall be 

considered as originating in the Community: 

(a)  products wholly  obtained in the Community within the meaning of Article 4 of this Protocol; 

(b)  products  obtained  in the Community  incorporating materials which have not been wholly 

obtained there, provided that such materials have undergone sufficient working or 

processing  in the Community within the meaning of Article 5 of this Protocol; 

2.  For the purpose of implementing this Agreement, the following products shall be 

considered  as originating in Jordan: 

(a)  products wholly  obtained in Jordan within the meaning of Article 4 of this Protocol; 

(b)  products  obtained in Jordan incorporating  materials which have not been wholly  obtained 

there,  provided that such materials have undergone  sufficient working or processing  in 

Jordan within the meaning of Article 5 of this Protocol. 

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Article  3 

Bilateral  cumulation  of  origin 

1.  Materials  originating  in the  Community  shall  be  considered  as  materials  originating  in 

Jordan  when  incorporated  into  a  product  obtained  there.  It shall  not  be  necessary  that  such 

materials  have  undergone  sufficient  working  or  processing,  provided  they  have  undergone 

working  or  processing  going  beyond  that  referred  to  in Article  6(1)  of  this  Protocol. 

2.  Materials  originating  in Jordan  shall  be considered  as  materials  originating  in  the 

Community  when  incorporated  into  a  product  obtained  there.  It shall-not  be  necessary  that 

such  materials  have  undergone  sufficient  working  or  processing,  provided  they  have 

undergone  working  or  processing  going  beyond  that  referred  to  in Article  6(1)  of  this  Protocol. 

Article  4 

Wholly  obtained  products 

1.  The  following  shall  be  considered  as wholly  obtained  in the  Community  or  Jordan: 

(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  conducted  there; 

(f)  products  of  sea  fishing  and  other  products  taken  from  the  sea  outside  the  territorial  waters 

of  the  Community  or  Jordan  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  for  use  as  waste; 

(i)  waste  and  scrap  resulting  from  manufacturing  operations  conducted  there; 

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(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 there exclusively from the products specified in subparagraphs  (a) to (j). 

2.  The terms "their vessels" and "their factory ships" in paragraph  1(f) and (g) shall apply only 

to vessels  and factory ships: 

(a)  which are registered or recorded  in an EC Member State or in Jordan; 

(b)  which sail under the flag of an EC Member State or of Jordan; 

(c)  which are owned to an extent  of at least 50 per cent by nationals of EC Member States or 

of Jordap, or by a company with  its head office  in one of these States, 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 EC Member  States or of 

Jordan and of which, in addition, in the case of partnerships  or limited companies, at least 

half the capital  belongs to those States or to public  bodies or nationals  of the said States; 

(d)  of which the  master and officers  are nationals  of EC Member States or of Jordan; and 

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(e)  of which at least  75 per cent of the crew are nationals  of EC Member  States  or of Jordan. 

Article 5 

Sufficiently  worked or processed  products 

1.  For the purposes  of Article 2, products which are not wholly  obtained are considered to be 

sufficiently  worked  or processed when the conditions set out in the list in Annex  II are fulfilled. 

The conditions  referred to above  indicate, for all products  covered  by this Agreement,  the 

working  or processing which  must  be carried out on non-originating  materials  used in 

manufacturing  and apply  only  in relation to such materials.  Accordingly,  it follows that  if a 

product, which  has acquired  originating  status  by fulfilling the conditions  set out  in the list 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. 

2.  Notwithstanding  paragraph  1, non-originating  materials which, according to the  conditions 
set out  in the list, should  not be used in the manufacture  of a product  may  nevertheless  be 
used,  provided that: 

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their total value does not exceed  10 per cent of the ex-works  price of the product; 

(b)  any of the percentages  given in the list for the maximum value of non-originating  materials 

are not exceeded through the application of this paragraph. 

This  paragraph shall not apply to products falling within Chapters  50 to 63 of the  Harmonized 

System. 

3.  Paragraphs  1 and 2 shall apply except  as provided in Article 6. 

Article 6 

Insufficient  working or processing  operations 

1.  Without  prejudice to paragraph  2, the following operations shall be considered as 

insufficient  working  or processing to confer the status of originating products, whether  or not 

the requirements  of Article  5 are satisfied: 

(a)  operations to ensure the preservation  of products  in good condition during transport  and 

storage  (ventilation, spreading  out, drying, chilling, placing in salt, sulphur dioxide  or other 

aqueous  solutions, removal of damaged parts, and like operations); 

(b)  simple operations  consisting  of removal of dust, sifting or screening, sorting, classifying, 

matching  (including the  making-up  of sets of articles), washing, painting, cutting up; 

(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 mixtures do not meet the conditions  laid down in this  Protocol to enable 

them to be considered  as originating  in the Community  or Jordan; 

(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. 

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2.  All the operations  carried out in either the Community  or Jordan on a given product shall be 

considered together when determining whether the working or processing undergone  by that 

product  is to be regarded as insufficient within the meaning of paragraph  1. 

Article 7 

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 is classified under the terms 

of the  Harmonized System in a single heading, the whole constitutes the unit of 

qualification; 

(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 System, packaging  is included with the 

product for classification  purposes, it shall be included for the purposes of determining origin. 

Article 8 

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. 

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Article 9 

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  products, the set as a whole shall be regarded as originating, 

provided that the value  of the non-originating  products does not exceed  15 per cent of the 

ex-works  price of the set. 

Article 10 

Neutral elements 

In order to determine whether  a product  originates, it shall not be necessary to determine  the 
origin of the following which might  be used in its manufacture: 

(a)  energy  and fuel; 

(b)  plant  and  equipment; 

(c)  machines  and tools; 

(d)  goods which do  not enter  and which are not intended to enter  into the final composition of 

the  product. 

TITLE III 

TERRITORIAL  REQUIREMENTS 

Article 11 

Principle of territoriality 

1.  The conditions  set out in Title  II relative to the acquisition  of originating  status  must be 

fulfilled, without  interruption  in the Community  or Jordan. 

2. 
If originating  goods  exported from the Community  or Jordan to another  country  are 
returned, they  must  be considered  as non-originating,  unless  it can be demonstrated  to the 
satisfaction  of the customs  authorities  that: 

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the goods  returned are the same goods as those exported; and 

(b) 

they  have not undergone  any operation beyond that necessary  to preserve  em in good 

condition while in that country or while being exported. 

Article  12 

Direct transport 

1.  The  preferential treatment  provided for under the Agreement  applies only tc  oducts, 

satisfying the requirements  of this  Protocol, which are transported directly  betv.  5 the 

Community  and Jordan.  However,  products constituting one single consignme;  . may be 

transported through  other territories with, should the occasion arise, trans-ship 

-it or 

temporary warehousing  in such territories, provided that they  remain under the  o veillance of 

the customs  authorities  in the country  of transit or warehousing  and do not une' 

;o operations 

other than  unloading, reloading or any operation designed to preserve them  ir 

d condition. 

Originating  products  may be transported  by pipeline across territory  other than  nat of the 
Community  or Jordan. 

2.  Evidence that the conditions  set out in paragraph  1 have been fulfilled sha: 
the customs  authorities  of the importing country  by the production  of: 

supplied to 

(a)  a single transport  document  covering the passage from the exporting  coun  •/ 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) 

(iii) 

stating the dates of unloading  and reloading of the products  and, w!" °re  applicable, 
the names of the ships, or the other means of transport  used; and 

certifying the conditions  under which the products  remained in the 
or 

;sit country; 

(c) 

failing these, any substantiating  documents. 

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Article 13 

Exhibitions 

1.  Originating  products, sent for exhibition  in an other  country  and sold after the exhibition for 

importation  in the Community  or Jordan shall benefit on importation from the provisions  of the 

Agreement  provided it is shown to the satisfaction of the customs authorities that: 

(a)  an exporter  has consigned these products from the Community  or Jordan 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 the 

Community  or Jordan; 

(c) 

the products  have been consigned during the exhibition or immediately  thereafter  in the 

state in which they were sent for exhibition; and 

(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  -sued or made out in accordance with the provisions of Title V 

and submitted to the custom  authorities of the importing country  in the normal manner.  The 

name and address  of the exhibition must be indicated thereon.  Where  necessary,  additional 

documentary  evidence of the  onditions  under which they have been exhibited may be 

required. 

3.  Paragraph  1 shall apply v  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 products  remain 

under customs control. 

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TITLE IV 

.. DRAWBACK OR  EXEMPTION 

Article  14 

Prohibition of drawback of, or exemption from, customs duties 

1.  Non-originating  materials used in the manufacture  of products originating in the 

Community  or in Jordan for which a proof of origin is issued or made out in accordance with the 

provisions  of Title V shall not be subject in the Community  or Jordan to drawback  of. or 

exemption from, customs duties of whatever  kind. 

2.  The prohibition in paragraph  1 shall apply to any arrangement for refund, remission or 

non-payment,  partial or complete, of customs duties or charges  having an equivalent  effect, 

applicable  in the Community  or Jordan to materials used in the manufacture, whet?  such 

refund,  remission or non-payment  applies, expressly  or in effect, when products oriained from 

the said materials  are exported and not when they are retained for home use theu 

3.  The exporter  of products covered by a proof of origin shall be prepared to sub 

t at any 

time, upon request from the customs authorities, all appropriate documents  provi 

i:hat no 

drawback  has been obtained in respect of the non-originating  materials  used in t!\ 

manufacture  of the  products  concerned and that all customs duties or charges  ha  g 

equivalent  effect  applicable to such materials have actually  been paid. 

4.  The provisions  of paragraphs  1 to 3 shall also apply  in respect of packaging w 
meaning of Article 7(2), accessories, spare parts and tools within the meaning of /  tide  8 and 

;n the 

products  in a set within the meaning of Article 9 when such items are non-originating. 

5.  The provisions  of paragraphs  1 to 4 shall apply only in respect of materials wi\  oh are of the 

kind to which the Agreement  applies.  Furthermore, they shall not preclude the ap;_ iication of 

an export  refund system for agricultural  products, applicable  upon export in accordance with 

the  provisions  of the Agreement. 

6.  The provisions  of this article shall not apply for four years following the entry  ir.io force of 

the Agreement. These  provisions  may  be reviewed by common accord. 

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TITLE V 

PROOF OF ORIGIN 

Article 15 

General  requirements 

1.  Products  originating in the Community  shall, on importation into Jordan and products 

originating  in Jordan shall, on importation into the Community  benefit from this Agreement 

upon submission of either: 

(a)  a movement  certificate  EUR.1,  a specimen of which appears in Annex  III; or 

(b) 

in the cases specified  in Article 20(1), a declaration, the text of which appears  in Annex  IV, 

given  by the exporter on an invoice, a delivery note or any other commercial document 

which describes  the products  concerned  in sufficient detail to enable them to be identified 

(hereinafter  referred to as the "invoice declaration"). 

2.  Notwithstanding  paragraph  1, originating  products within the meaning of this  Protocol shall, 

in the cases  specified  in Article 25, benefit from this Agreement without  it being necessary  to 

submit any  of the documents  referred to above. 

Article 16 

Procedure for the  issue of a movement  certificate  EUR.1 

1.  A movement  certificate  EUR.1 shall be issued by the customs authorities  of the  exporting 

country  on application  having  been made in writing by the exporter or,  under the  exporter's 

responsibility,  by his authorized  representative. 

2.  For this  purpose, the exporter  or his authorized representative  shall fill out both the 

movement  certificate  EUR.1 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 

and in accordance with the provisions  of the domestic  law of the exporting  country.  If they  are 

handwritten, they  shall be completed  in ink in printed characters.  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. 

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3.  The  exporter  applying  for  the  issue  of  a movement  certificate  EUR.1  shall  be  prepared  to 

submit  at  any  time,  at  the  request  of the  customs  authorities  of  the  exporting  country  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. 

4.  A  movement  certificate  EUR.1  shall  be  issued  by the  customs  authorities  of  an  EC  Member 

State  or  Jordan  if the  products  concerned  can  be  considered  as  products  originating  in  the 

Community,  or  Jordan  and fulfil  the  other  requirements  of this  Protocol. 

5.  The  issuing  customs  authorities  shall  take  any  steps  necessary  to  verify  the  originating 

status  of  the  products  and  the  fulfilment  of the  other  requirements  of  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  considered  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  products  has 

been  completed  in  such  a  manner  as to  exclude  all  possibility  of fraudulent  additions. 

6.  The.date  of  issue  of the  movement  certificate  EUR. 1 shall  be  indicated  in  Box  11  of  the 

certificate. 

7.  A  movement  certificate  EUR.1  shall  be  issued  by  the  customs  authorities  and  made 

available  to  the  exporter  as  soon  as  actual  exportation  has  been  effected  or  ensured. 

Article  17 

Movement  certificates  EUR.1  issued  retrospectively 

1.  Notwithstanding  Article  16(7),  a  movement  certificate  EUR.1  may  exceptionally  be  issued 

after  exportation  of  the  products  to  which  it  relates  if: 

(a) 

it was  not  issued  at  the  time  of  exportation  because  of  errors  or  involuntary  omissions  or 

special  circumstances;  or 

(b) 

it  is  demonstrated  to the  satisfaction  of the  customs  authorities  that  a  movement  certificate 

EUR.1  was  issued  but  was  not  accepted  at  importation  for  technical  reasons. 

2.  For  the  implementation  of  paragraph  1,  the  exporter  must  indicate  in  his  application  the 

place  and  date  of  exportation  of  the  products  to  which  the  movement  certificate  EUR. 1 relates. 

and  state  the  reasons  for  his  request. 

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3.  The customs  authorities  may  issue a movement  certificate  EUR.1 retrospectively  only  after 

verifying that the information supplied  in the exporter's application  agrees with that  in the 

corresponding file. 

4.  Movement  certificates  EUR.1 issued retrospectively  must be endorsed with one of the 

following phrases: 

"NACHTRÂGLICH AUSGESTELLT", "DELIVRE A POSTERIORI", 

"RILASCIATO A POSTERIORI", "AFGEGEVEN A POSTERIORI", 

"ISSUED  RETROSPECTIVELY",  "UDSTEDT  EFTERF0LGENDE", 

"EKAO0EN EKTQN YZTEPQN","EXPEDIDO A POSTERIORI", 

"EMITIDO A POSTERIORI", "ANNETTU JÀLKIKÀTEEN", 

"UTFÀRDAT  I EFTERHAND", "text in Arabic ". 

5.  The endorsement  referred to in paragraph 4 shall be inserted in the "Remarks" box of the 
movement  certificate  EUR.1. 

Article 18 

Issue of a duplicate  movement  certificate  EUR.1 

1. 

In the event of theft,  loss or destruction of a movement  certificate  EUR.1, 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. 

2.  The duplicate  issued in this way  must be endorsed with one of the following words: 

"DUPLIKAT", "DUPLICATA",  "DUPLICATO", "DUPLICAAT",  "DUPLICATE",  "ANTirPAOO", 

"DUPLICADO", "SEGUNDA VIA", "KAKSOISKAPPALE", "Text in Arabic". 

3.  The endorsement  referred to in paragraph 2 shall be inserted in the "Remarks" box of the 

duplicate  movement  certificate  EUR.1. 

4.  The duplicate, which  must  bear the date of issue of the original  movement 

certificate  EUR.1,  shall take effect  as from that date. 

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Article  19 

Issue of movement  certificates  EUR.1 on the basis of a 

proof of origin issued or made out  previously 

When originating  products are placed under the control of a customs office  in the  Community 

or Jordan, it shall be possible to replace the original proof of origin by one or more  movement 

certificates  EUR.1 for the purpose of sending all or some of these  products elsewhere within 

the Community  or Jordan.  The replacement  movement  certificate(s)  EUR.1 shall be issued by 

the customs  office  under whose control the products  are placed. 

Article 20 

Conditions for making out an invoice  declaration 

1.  An invoice declaration as referred to in Article  15(1 )(b)  may  be made out: 

(a)  by an approved exporter within the meaning of Article  21,  or 

(b)  by any exporter  for any consignment  consisting  of one or more  packages  containing 

originating  products whose total value does not exceed  ECU 6 000. 

2.  An invoice declaration  may be made out if the products  concerned can be considered as 

products  originating  in the Community  or Jordan and fulfil the other requirements  of this 

Protocol. 

3.  The exporter  making out an invoice declaration  shall be prepared to submit  at any time, at 

the request  of the customs  authorities  of the exporting  country,  all appropriate  documents 

proving the originating  status of the products  concerned as well as the fulfilment  of the other 

requirements  of this Protocol. 

4.  An invoice declaration shall be made out by the exporter  by typing, stamping or printing on 

the invoice, the delivery  note or another commercial document, the declaration, the text of 

which appears  in Annex  IV, using one of the linguistic versions  set out in that Annex  and in 

accordance with the  provisions  of the domestic  law of the exporting  country.  If the  declaration 

is handwritten, it shall be written  in ink in printed characters. 

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5. 

Invoice declarations  shall bear the original signature of the exporter  in  manuscript. 

However,  an approved exporter within the meaning of Article 21 shall not be required to  sign 

such declarations  provided that  he gives the customs authorities of the exporting country a 

written undertaking that  he accepts full responsibility  for any invoice declaration which  identifies 

him as if it had been signed in manuscript  by him. 

6.  An invoice declaration  may  be made out by the exporter when the products to which it 

relates  are exported, or after exportation  on condition that it is presented  in the  importing 

country  no longer than two years  after the importation of the products to which it relates. 

Article 21 

Approved exporter 

1.  The customs  authorities  of the exporting country  may authorize any exporter who  makes 

frequent  shipments  of products  under this Agreement to make out invoice  declarations 

irrespective  of the value of the products  concerned.  An exporter seeking such  authorization 

must offer to the satisfaction  of the customs authorities  all guarantees  necessary to verify  the 

originating  status of the products  as well as the fulfilment  of the other requirements  of this 

Protocol. 

2.  The customs  authorities  may grant the status of approved exporter subject to any 

conditions which they  consider  appropriate. 

3.  The customs  authorities  shall grant to the approved exporter a customs  authorization 

number which shall appear  on the invoice declaration. 

4.  The customs  authorities  shall monitor the use of the authorization  by the  approved 

exporter. 

5.  The customs  authorities  may withdraw the authorization at any time.  They shall do so 

where the approved exporter  no longer  offers the guarantees  referred to in paragraph  1,  does 

not fulfil the conditions  referred to  in paragraph 2 or otherwise  makes  an incorrect  use of the 

authorization. 

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Article 22 

Validity of proof of origin 

1.  A proof of origin shall be valid for four months from the date of issue in thé exporting 
country, and must  be submitted within the said period to the customs authorities  of the 
importing  country. 

2.  Proofs of origin which are submitted to the customs authorities  of the importing  country 

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 exceptional  circumstances. 

3. 

In other cases  of belated presentation, the customs authorities of the importing  country 

may accept the proofs of origin where the products have been submitted before the said final 

date. 

Article 23 

Submission of proof of origin 

Proofs  of origin shall be submitted to the customs authorities  of the importing country  in 

accordance with the procedures applicable in that country.  The said authorities  may require a 

translation  of a proof of origin and may also require the import declaration to be  accompanied 

by a statement from the importer to the effect that the products  meet the conditions  required for 

the  implementation  of the Agreement. 

Article 24 

Importation by instalments 

Where, at the  request  of the importer and on the conditions  laid down by the customs 

authorities  of the  importing country, dismantled or non-assembled  products within the  meaning 

of General  Rule 2(a)  of the  Harmonized  System falling within  Sections XVI and XVII or  heading 

Nos  7308  and 9406 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. 

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Article 25 

Exemptions from proof of origin 

1.  Products sent as small packages from private persons to private persons or forming  part of 

travellers' personal luggage shall be admitted as originating  products without  requiring the 

submission  of a 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. 

2. 

Imports which are occasional and consist solely of 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 shall not exceed ECU 500 in the case of 

small packages or ECU  1 200 in the case of products forming  part of travellers'  personal 

luggage. 

Artic'e 26 

Supporting documents 

The documents  referred to in Articles  16(3) and 20(3)  used for the purpose of proving that 

products  covered by a movement  certificate  EUR.1 or an invoice declaration  can be considered 

as products originating  in the Community, or in Jordan and fulfil the other  requirements  of this 

Protocol may consist  inter alia of the following: 

(a)  direct evidence of the  processes  carried out by the exporter or supplier to obtain the goods 

concerned, contained for example in his accounts or internal bookkeeping; 

(b)  documents  proving the originating status of materials  used, issued or made out in the 

Community  or Jordan where these documents are used in accordance with domestic  law; 

(c)  documents  proving the working or processing of materials  in the Community  or Jordan, 

issued or made out in the Community  or Jordan, where these documents  are used in 

accordance with domestic  law; 

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(d)  movement  certificates  EUR.1 or invoice declarations  proving the originating si .tus of 

materials  used, issued or made out in the Community  or Jordan in accordance  with this 

Protocol. 

Article 27 

Preservation of proof of origin and supporting documents 

1.  The exporter  applying for the issue of a movement certificate  EUR.1 shall keep for at least 

three years the documents  referred to in Article  16(3). 

2.  The exporter  making out an invoice declaration shall keep for at least three years a copy of 

this invoice declaration as well as the documents  referred to in Article 20(3). 

3.  The customs authorities of the exporting country  issuing a movement certificat-  EUR.1 

shall keep for at least three years the application form  referred to in Article  16(2). 

4.  The customs  authorities  of the importing country  shall keep for at least three years the 

movement  certificates  EUR.1 and the invoice declarations  submitted to them. 

Article 28 " 

Discrepancies  and formal errors 

1.  The discovery  of slight discrepancies  between the statements  made in the proof  of origin 

and those  made in the documents  submitted to the customs office for the purpose  o,f carrying 

out the formalities for  importing the products shall not ipso facto  render the proof of origin null 

and void if it is duly established that this document does correspond to the produce  submitted. 

2.  Obvious formal errors such as typing errors on a proof of origin 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 29 

Amounts expressed in ECU 

1.  Amounts  in the national currency  of the exporting country equivalent to the amounts 
expressed  in ECU shall be fixed by the exporting country  and communicated to the  importing 
countries  through the  European Commission. 

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2.  When the amounts exceed the corresponding  amounts fixed by the importing country, the 
latter shall accept them  if the products are invoiced in the currency  of the exporting  country. 
When the products  are invoiced in the currency  of another  EC Member State, the  importing 
country shall recognize the amount  notified by the country concerned. 

3.  The amounts to be used in any given national currency  shall be the equivalent  in that 

national currency  of the amounts  expressed  in ECU as at the first working day  in October  1996. 

4.  The amounts expressed  in ECU and their equivalents  in the national currencies  Qf the 

EC Member States  and Jordan shall be reviewed by the Association Committee  at the  request 

of the Community  or Jordan.  When carrying out this review, the Association  Committee  shall 

ensure that there will be no decrease  in the amounts to be used in any national currency  and 

shall 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 ECU. 

TITLE VI 

ARRANGEMENTS  FOR ADMINISTRATIVE  COOPERATION 

Article 30 

Mutual  assistance 

1.  The customs  authorities  of the  EC Member States and of Jordan shall  provide each  other, 

through the  European  Commission, with specimen impressions  of stamps  used in their 

customs  offices for the  issue of movement  certificates  EUR.1 and with the  addresses  of the 

customs  authorities  responsible for verifying those certificates  and invoice  declarations. 

2. 

In order to ensure the proper  application of this Protocol, the Community  and Jordan  shall 

assist each other, through the competent  customs administrations,  in checking the  authenticity 

of the movement  certificates  EUR.1 or the invoice declarations  and the correctness  of the 

information given in these  documents. 

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Article  31 

"  " 

Verification of proofs of origin 

1.  Subsequent  verifications  of proofs of origin shall be carried out at random or whenever  the 

customs  authorities  of the importing country  have reasonable doubts as to the authenticity  of 

such documents, the originating status  of the products concerned or the fulfilment  of the  other 

requirements  of this Protocol. 

2.  For the purposes  of implementing the provisions of paragraph  1, the customs authorities  of 

the importing country  shall return the movement certificate  EUR.1 and the invoice, if it has 

been submitted, the invoice declaration, or a copy of these documents, to the customs 

authorities of the exporting country giving, where appropriate, the reasons for the enquiry.  Any 

documents  and information obtained suggesting that the information given on the proof or 

origin  is incorrect  shall be forwarded  in support of the request for verification. 

3.  The verification  shall be carried out  by the customs  authorities  of the exporting  country.  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 considered appropriate. 

4. 

If the customs  authorities  of the importing country decide to suspend the granting of 

preferential treatment to the products  concerned while awaiting the results of the verification, 

release of the products  shall be offered to the importer subject to any precautionary  measures 

judged  necessary. 

5.  The customs  authorities  requesting the verification  shall be informed of the results  of this 

verification  as soon as possible.  These  results must indicate clearly whether the  documents 

are authentic  and whether the products concerned can be considered as products  originating in 

the Community  or in Jordan and fulfil the other requirements  of this Protocol. 

6. 

If in cases  of reasonable doubt there is no reply within ten months of the date of the 

verification  request  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 exceptional  circumstances,  refuse entitlement  to the 

preferences. 

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Article 32 

Dispute settlement 

Where disputes  arise  in relation to the verification  procedures  of Article 31 which cannot be 

settled between the customs authorities  requesting a verification and the customs  authorities 

responsible for carrying out this verification or where they raise a question as to the 

interpretation  of this  Protocol, they shall be submitted to the Association Committee. 

Ih all cases the settlement of disputes  between the importer and the customs authorities of the 

importing country shall be under the legislation of the said country. 

Article 33 

Penalties 

Penalties  shall be imposed on any person who draws up, or causes to be drawn  up, a 

document which  contains incorrect  information for the purpose of obtaining a preferential 

treatment for  products. 

Article 34 

Free zones 

1.  The Community  and Jordan shall take all necessary  steps to ensure that products traded 

under cover of a proof of origin which in the course of transport  use a free zone situated in their 

territory,  are not substituted  by other goods and do not undergo  handling other than  normal 

operations designed to prevent their deterioration. 

i 

2.  By means  of an exemption to the provisions contained in paragraph  1, when  products 

originating  in the Community  or Jordan are imported into a free zone under cover of a proof of 

origin and undergo treatment  or processing, the authorities concerned shall issue a new  EUR.1 

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 VII 

CEUTA AND  MELILLA 

Article 35 

Application of the  Protocol 

1.  The term "Community"  used in Article 2 does not cover Ceuta and Melilla. 

2.  Products originating in Jordan, when imported into Ceuta or Melilla, shall enjoy in all 

respects the same customs regime as that which is applied to products originating in the 

customs territory  of the Community  under Protocol 2 of the Act of Accession of the  Kingdom of 

Spain and the  Portuguese  Republic to the European Communities.  Jordan shall grant to 

imports  of products  covered by the Agreement  and originating in Ceuta and Melilla the same 

customs  regime as that which is granted to products  imported from and originating  in the 

Community. 

3.  For the purpose of the application of paragraph 2 concerning.products originating in Ceuta 

and Melilla, this  Protocol shall apply  mutatis mutandis subject to the special conditions  set out 

in Article 36. 

Article 36 

Special conditions 

1.  Providing they  have been transported directly in accordance with the provisions of 

Article  12, the 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 5 of this Protocol; or that 

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(ii)  those products are originating  in Jordan or the Community  within'the 
meaning of this  Protocol, provided that they  have been submitted to 
working or processing which goes beyond the insufficient working or 
processing referred to in Article 6(1). 

(2) 

products originating in Jordan: 

(a) 

products wholly  obtained in Jordan; 

(b) 

products obtained in Jordan, in the manufacture of which products other tl 

those referred to in (a) are used, provided that: 

(i) 

the said products  have undergone sufficient working or processing wit: 

the meaning of Article 5 of this  Protocol; or that 

(ii)  those products  are originating  in Ceuta and Melilla or the  Community 

within the meaning of this  Protocol, provided that they  have been 

submitted to working or processing which goes beyond the  insufficient 

working or processing  referred to in Article 6(1). 

2.  Ceuta  and Melilla shall be considered as a single territory. 

3.  The exporter  or his authorized  representative  shall enter "Jordan" and "Ceuta and MeliH 

in Box 2 of movement  certificates  EUR.1 or on invoice declarations.  In addition, in the case 

products originating  in Ceuta and Melilla, this shall be indicated in Box 4 of  movement 

certificates  EUR.1 or on invoice declarations. 

4.  The Spanish customs authorities  shall be responsible for the application of this  Protocol 

Ceuta and Melilla. 

TITLE VIII 

FINAL  PROVISIONS 

Article 37 

Amendments  to the  Protocol 

The Association  Committee  may decide to amend the  provisions  of this Protocol. 

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Article 38 

Implementation  of the  Protocol 

The Community  and Jordan shall each take the steps necessary to implement this Protocol. 

Article 39 

Goods  in transit or storage 

The provisions of the Agreement  may be applied to goods which comply with the provisions of 

this  Protocol and which on the date of entry into force of the Agreement  are either  in transit or 

are in the Community  or in Jordan or,  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.1 issued retrospectively  by the competent  authorities 

of the exporting  State together with the documents showing that the goods have been 

transported  directly. 

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Annex I 

Introductory  notes to the list in Annex  II 

Note 1 

The list sets out the conditions  required for all products to be considered as 

sufficiently  worked or processed within the meaning of Article 5 of the Protocol. 

Note 2: 

2.1.  The first two columns in the list describe the product obtained.  The first  column 

gives the heading number or 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 columns  3 or 4.  Where, in some cases, the entry  in the first  column 

is preceded  by an "ex", this signifies that the rules in columns  3 or 4 apply only 

to the part of that heading as described in column 2. 

2.2.  Where several heading numbers are grouped together in column  1 or a chapter 

number  is given and the description of products in column 2 is therefore given in 

general terms, the adjacent  rules in columns 3 or 4 apply to all products which, 

under the  Harmonized System, are classified in headings  of the chapter  or in 

any of the  headings grouped together  in column 1. 

2.3.  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  rules in columns 3 or 4. 

2.4.  Where, for an entry  in the first two columns, a rule is specified in both columns 3 

and 4, the exporter  may opt, as an alternative, to apply either the rule set out in 

column 3 or that set out in column 4.  If no origin rule is given in column 4, the 

rule set out  in column 3 has to be applied. 

Note 3: 

3.1.  The provisions  of Article 5 of the Protocol concerning  products  having  acquired 
originating  status which are used in the manufacture of other  products  apply 
regardless  of whether this status has been acquired inside the factory  where 
these  products  are used or in another factory  in the Community  or in Jordan. 

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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  per 

cent  of  the  ex-works  price,  is  made  from  "other  alloy  steel  roughly  shaped  by 

forging"  of  heading  No  ex  7224. 

If this  forging  has  been  forged  in the  Community  from  a  non-originating 

ingot,  it  has  already  acquired  originating  status  by  virtue  of the  rule  for 

heading  No  ex  7224  in the  list.  The  forging  can  then  count  as  originating  in 

the  value  calculation  for the  engine  regardless  of whether  it was  produced  in 

the  same  factory  or  in  another  factory  in the  Community.  The  value  of  the 

non-originating  ingot  is thus  not  taken  into  account  when  adding  up the  value 

of  the  non-originating  materials  used. 

3.2.  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  originating  status.  Thus  if a  rule  provides  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. 

3.3.  Without  prejudice  to  Note  3.2  where  a  rule  states  that  "materials  of  any  heading" 

may  be  used,  materials  of the  same  heading  as the  product  may  aiso  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. 

3.4.  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. 

Example: 

The  rule  for  fabrics  of  heading  Nos  5208  to  5212  provides  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;  it  is  possible  to  use 

one  or  the  other  or  both. 

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3.5.  Where 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.  (See 

also  Note 6.2  below in relation to textiles). 

Example: 

The rule for prepared foods of heading No 1904 which specifically  excludes 

the use of cereals and their derivatives does not prevent the use of mineral 

salts, chemicals  and other additives which are not products from cereals. 

However, this does not apply to products which, although they cannot be 

manufactured from the particular  materials  specified in the list, can be 

produced from a material of the same nature at an earlier stage of 

manufacture. 

Example: 

In the case of an article of apparel of ex Chapter 62 made from  non-woven 

materials, if the use of only  non-origir.ating 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. 

3.6.  Where, in a rule in the list, two percentages  are given for the maximum value of 

non-originating  materials that can be used, then these  percentages  may not be 

added together.  In other words, 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.  It is restricted to the stages  before spinning takes place, 

including waste, and, unless  otherwise  specified, 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. 

4.3.  The  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  heading  Nos  5501  to  5507. 

Note  5: 

5.1.  Where  for  a given  product  in the  list  a reference  is  made  to  this  note,  the 

conditions  set  out  in  column  3 shall  not  be  applied  to  any  basic  textile  materials, 

used  in the  manufacture  of this  product,  which,  taken  together,  represent  10  per 

cent  or  less  of  the  total  weight  of  all the  basic  textile  materials  used.  (See  also 

Notes  5.3  and  5.4  below). 

5.2.  However,  the  tolerance  mentioned  in  Note  5.1  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: 

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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, 

synthetic  man-made  filaments, 

artificial  man-made  filaments, 

synthetic  man-made  staple  fibres  of  polypropylene, 

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- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

synthetic  man-made  staple  fibres  of  polyester, 

synthetic  man-made  staple  fibres  of  polyamide, 

synthetic  man-made  staple  fibres  of  polyacrylonitrile, 

synthetic  man-made  staple  fibres  of  polyimide, 

synthetic  man-made  staple  fibres  of  polytetrafluoroethylene, 

synthetic  man-made  staple  fibres  of  polyphenylene  sulphide, 

synthetic  man-made  staple  fibres  of  polyvinyl  chloride, 

other  synthetic  man-made  staple  fibres, 

artificial  man-made  staple  fibres  of  viscose, 

other  artificial  man-made  staple  fibres, 

yarn  made  of  polyurethane  segmented  with  flexible  segments  of  polyether 

whether  or  not  gimped, 

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yarn  made  of  polyurethane  segmented  with flexible  segments  of  polyester 

whether  or  not  gimped, 

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products  of  heading  No  5605  (metallized  yarn)  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  a transparent  or  coloured  adhesive  between 

two  layers  of  plastic  film, 

- 

other  products  of  heading  No  5605. 

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 textiJe  pulp).may  be 

used  up  to  a weight  of  10  per  cent  of the  yarn. 

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  provided  their  total  weight 

does  not  exceed  10 per  cent  of the  weight  of the  fabric. 

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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. 

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. 

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 

does  not exceed  10 per cent of the weight  of the textile materials  of 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 products  incorporating "yarn made of polyurethane  segmented 

with flexible  segments  of polyether whether  or not gimped" this tolerance  is 20 

per cent  in respect  of this yarn. 

5.4.  In the case of products  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 

layers  of plastic film", this tolerance  is 30 per cent  in respect of this strip. 

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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  product  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 

per cent of the ex-works  price of the product. 

6.2.  Without  prejudice to Note 6.3, materials which are not classified within 

Chapters  50 to 63 may be used freely  in the manufacture of textile  products, 

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 

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  rules applies, the value of materials which  are not 

classified within Chapters  50 to 63 must be taken into account when  calculating 

the value of the non-originating  materials incorporated. 

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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) 

(b) 

(c) 

(d) 

(e) 

(f) 

(g) 

(h) 

(i) 

vacuum  distillation; 

redistillation  by  a very  thorough  fractionation  process  (')• 

cracking; 

reforming; 

extraction  by  means  of  selective  solvents; 

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; 

polymerization; 

alkylation; 

isomerization. 

7.2. 

For  the  purposes  of  heading  Nos  2710,  2711  and  2712,  the  "specific 

processes"  are  the  following: 

(a) 

(b) 

(c) 

(d) 

(e) 

(f) 

(g) 

(h) 

(ij) 

(k) 

vacuum  distillation; 

redistillation  by  a very  thorough  fractionation  process  (1) 

cracking; 

reforming; 

extraction  by  means  of  selective  solvents; 

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; 

polymerization; 

alkylation; 

isomerization; 

in  respect  of  heavy  oils  falling  within  heading  No  ex  2710  only, 

desulphurization  with  hydrogen  resulting  in  a  reduction  of  at  least  85 

per  cent  of the  sulphur  content  of the  products  processed 

(ASTM  D  1266-59  T  method); 

; 1 ) 

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Coin hi  n od  NoniencJ  a t u ro  . 

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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  desulphurization, 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 per cent 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, marking, 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 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 

The products mentioned in the list may not all be covered by the agreement.  It is 
therefore  necessary  to consult the other parts of the agreement 

prot3 annex  2  page I 

I II 

H S heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Chapter 01 

Live animals 

Chapter 02 

Meat and edible meat 
offal 

All the animals of  Chapter 
used must be wholly 
obtained 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials of Chapters  1  and 
2  used must be wholly 
obtained 

Chapter 03 

Fish and crustaceans, 
molluscs and  other 
aquatic  invertebrates 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials of Chapter 3 used 
must be wholly  obtained 

ex Chapter 04 

040: 

Dairy produce; birds' 
eggs; natural  honey; 
edible  products of animal 
origin,  not elsewhere 
specified  or  included; 
except  for: 

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,  nuts or cocoa 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials of Chapter 4 used 
must be wholly  obtained 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials of 
Chapter 4 used must be 
wholly  obtained; 
-  any fruit juice  (except 
those of pineapple,  lime or 
grapefruit)  of heading No 
2009 used must already be 
originating; 
-  the value of any materials 
of Chapter  17 used  does not 
exceed  30% of the ex-works 
price of the product 

ex Chapter 05 

Products of animal origin,  Manufacture  in which  all the 
not elsewhere specified  or  materials of Chapter  5 used 
included; except  for: 

must be wholly  obtained 

ex 0502 

Prepared  pigs', hogs' or 
boars' bristles and hair 

Chapter  06 

Live trees and  other 
plants; bulbs, roots and 
the  like; cut  flowers  and 
ornamental  foliage 

Chapter 07 

Ldible vegetables and 
certain  roots and  tubers 

Cleaning,  disinfecting, 
sorting and straightening of 
bristles and hair 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials of 
Chapter 6 used  must be 
wholly  obtained; 
-  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 of Chapter  7 used 
must be whollv  obtained 

p i . . i. 

17 n 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

( i: 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Chapter 08 

Edible fruit  and nuts; peel 
of citrus fruits  or melons 

ex Chapter 09  Coffee,  tea, maté and 

spices; except  for: 

0901 

Coffee,  whether or not 
roasted  or  decaffeinated; 
coffee  husks and skins; 
coffee  substitutes 
containing coffee  in any 
proportion 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the fruit  and nuts used 
must be wholly  obtained; 
-  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 
materials of Chapter 9 used 
must be wholly obtained 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of any heading 

0902 

Tea, whether or not 
flavoured 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of any heading 

ex 0910 

Mixtures of spices 

Chapter  10 

Cereals 

ex Chapter  11 

Products of the milling 
industry; malt; starches; 
inulin; wheat gluten; 
except  for: 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of any heading 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials of Chapter  10 used 
must be wholly  obtained 

Manufacture  in which all the 
cereals, edible vegetables, 
roots and tubers of heading 
No 0714 or fruit  used must 
be wholly obtained 

ex  1  106 

Flour, meal and  powder 
of the dried, shelled 
leguminous  vegetables of 
heading No 0713 

Drying and milling of 
leguminous vegetables of 
heading No 0708 

.'  >  I 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials of Chapter  12 used 
must be wholly  obtained 

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 

Manufacture  from  non-
modified  mucilages and 
thickeners 

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 all the 
materials of Chapter  14 used 
must be wholly obtained 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

Chapter  12 

1301 

1302 

Oil seeds and  oleaginous 
fruits;  miscellaneous 
grains, seeds and  fruit; 
industrial  or medicinal 
plants; straw and  fodder 

Lac; natural gums, resins, 
gum-resins and  oleoresins 
(for example, balsams) 

Vegetable saps and 
extracts; pectic 
substances, pectinates and 
pectates; agar-agar and 
other mucilages and 
thickeners, whether or not 
modified,  derived  from 
vegetable products: 

-  Mucilages and 
thickeners,  modified, 
derived  from  vegetable 
products 

-  Other 

Chapter  14 

ex Chapter  15 

501 

Vegetable plaiting 
materials; vegetable 
products not elsewhere 
specified  or included 

Animal or vegetable  fats 
and oils and their 
cleavage products; 
prepared  edible  fats; 
animals or vegetable 
waxes; except  for: 

Pig fat (including  lard) 
and poultry  fat,  other than 
that of heading no. 0209 
or  1503: 

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HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of any heading except those 
of heading Nos 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 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of any heading except those 
of heading Nos 0201, 0202, 
0204 or 0206 or bones of 
heading No 0506 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials of Chapter 2 used 
must be wholly  obtained 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of any heading  including 
other materials of heading 
No  1504 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials of Chapters 2 and 
3 used must be wholly 
obtained 

Manufacture  from  crude 
wool grease of heading No 
1505 

1502 

1504 

-  Fats from  bones or 
waste 

Other 

Fats of bovine animals, 
sheep or goats, other than 
those of heading No. 
1503 

-  Fats from  bones or 
waste 

-  Other 

Fats and oils and their 
fractions,  of fish or 
marine mammals, 
whether or not  refined, 
but not  chemically 
modified: 

Solid  fractions 

-  Other 

ex  1505 

Refined  lanolin 

506 

Other animals  fats and 
oils and  their  fractions, 
whether or not  refined, 
but  not  chemically 
modified: 

pinl  ^ annex  2  page > 

H S heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(O 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

-  Solid  fractions 

Other 

1507 to  1515 

Vegetable oils and their 
fractions: 

-  Soya, ground  nut, palm, 
copra, palm  kernel, 
babassu, tung and oiticica 
oil, myrtle wax and Japan 
wax, fractions  of jojoba 
oil and oils for technical 
or  industrial  uses other 
than the manufacture  of 
foodstuffs  for  human 
consumption 

-  Solid  fractions,  except 
for that of jojoba  oil 

-  Other 

Animal or vegetable  fats 
and oils and their 
fractions,  partly or wholly 
hydrogenated,  inter-
esterified,  re-esterified  or 
elaidinized,  whether or 
not refined,  but not 
further  prepared 

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 

516 

1517 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of any heading  including 
other materials of heading 
No  1506 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials of Chapter 2 used 
must be wholly  obtained 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

Manufacture  from  other 
materials of heading Nos. 
1507 to  1515 

Manufacture  in which all the 
vegetable materials used 
must be wholly obtained 

Manufacture  in which: 
- all the materials of Chapter 
2 used must be wholly 
obtained; 
- all the vegetable  materials 
used must be wholly 
obtained.  However, 
materials of headings  1507, 
1508,  1511 and  1513 may 
be used 

Manufacture  in which: 
- all the materials of 
Chapters 2 and 4 used  must 
be wholly  obtained; 
- all the vegetable  materials 
used must be wholly 
obtained.  However, 
materials of headings  1507, 
1508,  1511 and  1513 may 
be used 

Chapter  16 

Preparations  of meat, of 
fish  or of crustaceans, 
molluscs or other  aquatic 
invertebrates 

Manufacture  from  animals 
of Chapter  1. All the 
materials of Chapter  3 used 
must  be wholly  obtained 

proi3 annex  2  payie 6 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

ing or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
;als that confers  oricinating status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex Chapter  17 

Sugars and sugar 
confectionery;  except  for: 

M : •  facture  in which all the 
oals used are  classified 
n, 
Vvuom a heading other than 
tb 

Tthe product 

ex  1701 

702 

Cane or beet sugar and 
chemically pure sucrose, 
in solid form,  flavoured 
or coloured 

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 

-  Other sugars in solid 
form,  flavoured  or 
coloured 

-  Other 

ex  1703 

704 

Molasses resulting  from 
the extraction  or  refining 
of sugar, flavoured  or 
coloured 

Sugar  confectionery 
(including white 
chocolate), not containing 
cocoa 

-facture  in which the 

iV 
v^!,:.3 of any materials of 
C" 
'.er  17 used does not 
e>o •  -d  30%) of the ex-works 
p. 

.  of the product 

'Cture from  materials 
Heading including 
oaterials of heading 
2 

'facture  in which the 
if any materials of 
r  17 used does not 
• 30% of the ex-works 
:f the product 

nicture in which all the 
als used must already 
.-unating 

: facture  in which the 
of any materials of 
Ler 17 used does not 
"d 30% of the ex-works 

•f the product 

o'acture in which: 
he materials  used are 
iiied  within a heading 
:han that of the 
:<ct; 

value of any  materials 
;apter  17 used does not 
i 30% of the ex-works 
•f the product 

pro 13 

page 

J l ~? 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating status  " 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Chapter  18 

Cocoa and cocoa 
preparations 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  the value of any materials 
of Chapter  17 used does not 
exceed 30% of the ex-works 
price of the product 

1901 

Malt extract;  food 
preparations of  flour, 
meal, starch or malt 
extract, not containing 
cocoa or containing  less 
than 40%o by weight of 
cocoa calculated on a 
totally defatted  basis, not 
elsewhere specified  or 
included;  food 
preparations of goods of 
heading Nos. 0401 to 
0404, not containing 
cocoa or containing  less 
than  5% by weight of 
cocoa calculated on a 
totally defatted  basis, not 
elsewhere  specified  or 
included: 

Malt extract 

Other 

1902 

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 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within  a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  the value of any materials 
of Chapter  17 used does not 
exceed  30% of the ex-works 
price of the product 

pint.i  annex  .'.  page  S 

IV, 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(0 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

-  Containing 20% or less 
by weight of meat, meat 
offal, fish, crustaceans or 
molluscs 

-  Containing more than 
20%> by weight of meat, 
meat offal,  fish, 
crustaceans or molluscs 

Tapioca and  substitutes 
therefor  prepared  from 
starch, in the form  of 
flakes, grains, pearls, 
sittings or in similar 
forms 

Manufacture  in which all the 
cereals and derivatives 
(except durum wheat and  its 
derivatives) used must be 
wholly obtained 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all cereals and derivatives 
(except durum  wheat and its 
derivatives) used must be 
wholly obtained; 
-  all the materials of 
Chapters 2 and 3 used must 
be wholly obtained 

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  or in 
the form  of flakes  or other 
worked grains  (except 
flour  and meal), pre 
cooked, or otherwise 
prepared, not elsewhere 
specified  or included 

Manufacture: 
- from  materials not 
classified  within heading 
No  1806; 
- in which all the cereals and 
flour (except durum wheat 
and  its dérivâtes) used must 
be wholly  obtained; 
- in which the value of any 
materials of Chapter  17 used 
does not exceed 30% of the 
ex-works price of the 
product 

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 

Preparations of 
vegetables, fruit,  nuts or 
other parts of plants; 
except  for: 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of any heading except those 
of Chapter 11 

Manufacture  in which all the 
fruit,  nuts or vegetables used 
must be wholly  obtained 

1903 

1904 

1905 

ex Chapter 20 

piol.3 annex  2  page lJ 

m 

HS heading 
No. 

(0 

ex 2001 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Yams, sweet potatoes and  Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used are  classified 
similar edible parts of 
within a heading other than 
plants containing 5% or 
that of the product 
more by weight of starch, 
prepared  or preserved by 
vinegar or acetic acid 

ex 2004 and 
ex 2005 

Potatoes  in the form  of 
flour,  meal or  flakes, 
prepared  or preserved 
otherwise than by vinegar 
or acetic acid 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used are classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

Vegetables,  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 

2006 

2007 

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 

ex  2008 

-  Nuts, not containing 
added  sugar or spirit 

Manufacture  in which: 
- all the materials used are 
classified  within a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
- the value of any materials 
of Chapter  17 used does not 
exceed 30% of the ex-works 
price of the product 

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 
product 

-  Peanut butter; mixtures 
based  on cereals; palm 
hearts; maize (corn) 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used  are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

-  Other except  for  fruit 
and  nuts cooked 
otherwise  than by 
steaming or boiling in 
water, not containing 
added  sugar,  frozen 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within  a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  the value of any materials 
of Chapter  17 used does not 
exceed  30% of the ex-works 
price of the product 

prol3 annex  2  page  10 

IA 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Workii  . or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
material  that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

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 

ex Chapter 21 

Miscellaneous  edible 
preparations; except  for: 

2101 

2103 

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 

Sauces and  preparations 
therefor;  mixed 
condiments  and mixed 
seasonings; mustard  flour 
and meal and  prepared 
mustard: 

-  Sauces and  preparations 
therefor;  mixed 
condiments and  mixed 
seasonings 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within a heading 
other than that of the 
product: 
-  the value of any materials 
of Chapter  17 used does not 
exceed  30% of the ex-works 
price of the product 

Manuft  oure in which all the 
materia:- used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within a heading 
other tl Mr; that of the 
product: 
-  all the chicory used must 
be whci.v  obtained 

Manufi.  -'.ire in which all the 
materiai;-  used are  classified 
within a leading other than 
that of the product. 
However, mustard  flour  or 
meal or  ; repared mustard 
may be u^ed 

-  Mustard  Hour and meal 
and  prepared  mustard 

Manuf: , .ore from  materials 
of any ; . ading 

ex 2104 

Soups and broths and 
preparations  therefor 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of any heading except 
prepare  !  or preserved 
vegetables of heading Nos 
2002 U  105 

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Ik 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

HS heading 
No. 

(0 

2106 

Food  preparations  not 
elsewhere  specified  or 
included 

ex Chapter 22  Beverages, spirits and 

vinegar; except  for: 

2202 

2208 

Waters, including  mineral 
waters and aerated  waters, 
containing added  sugar or 
other sweetening  matter 
or flavoured,  and  other 
non-alcoholic  beverages, 
not  including  fruit  or 
vegetable juices of 
heading No 2009 

Undenatured ethyl 
alcohol  of an alcoholic 
strength  by volume of less 
than  80% vol; spirits, 
liqueurs and other 
spirituous  beverages 

w Chapter 23  Residues  and  waste  froi 

the  food  industries; 
prepared  animal  fodder, 
except  for: 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within  a heading 
other than  that of the 
product; 
-  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 materials used are 
classified  within  a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  all the grapes or any 
material  derived  from  grapes 
used  must be wholly 
obtained 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within  a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  the value of any  materials 
of Chapter  17 used does not 
exceed  30% of the ex-works 
price of the  product; 
-  any fruit juice used 
(except  for pineapple,  lime 
and grapefruit juices) must 
already  be originating 

Manufacture: 
-  from  materials not 
classified  within  heading 
Nos 2207 or 2208, 
-  in which  all the grapes or 
any material  derived  from 
grapes used  must be wholly 
obtained  or if all the other 
materials  used  are already 
originating, arrack  may be 
used  up to a limit of 5% by 
volume 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials  used  are  classified 
within  a heading  other than 
that  of the  product 

•  h  '( 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

Whale meal; flours,  meals  Manufacture  in which  all the 
and  pellets of fish  or of 
crustaceans, molluscs or 
other aquatic 
invertebrates, unfit  for 
human  consumption 

materials of Chapters 2 and 
3 used  must  be wholly 
obtained 

HS heading 
No. 

(1) 

ex 2301 

ex 2303 

ex 2306 

Residues from  the 
manufacture  of starch 
from  maize (excluding 
concentrated  steeping 
liquors), of a protein 
content, calculated  on the 
dry product,  exceeding 
40% bv weight 

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 
maize used must be wholly 
obtained 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
olives used  must be wholly 
obtained 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the cereals, sugar or 
molasses, meat or milk used 
must already  be originating; 
-  all the materials of 
Chapter 3 used must be 
wholly  obtained 

2309 

Preparations  of a kind 
used  in animal  feeding 

ex Chapter 24 

Tobacco and 
manufactured  tobacco 
substitutes; except  for: 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials of Chapter 24 used 
must be wholly  obtained 

2402 

Cigars, cheroots, 
cigarillos and  cigarettes, 
of tobacco or of tobacco 
substitutes 

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 

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 Chapter  25 

Salt; sulphur; earths and 
stone; plastering 
materials,  lime and 
cement; except  for: 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used  are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 

ex  2504 

Natural  crystalline 
graphite, with  enriched 
carbon  content,  purified 
and  ground 

Lunching of the carbon 
content, purifying  and 
grinding of crude  crystalline 
graphite 

irol.3 annex  2  page  13 

[Li\ 

H S heading 
No. 

(1) 

ex 2515 

ex 2516 

Description  of  product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
~  -
materials that confers  originating status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Cutting, by sawing or 
otherwise, of marble (even if 
already sawn) of a thickness 
exceeding 25 cm 

Cutting, by sawing or 
otherwise, of stone (even if 
already sawn) of a thickness 
exceeding 25 cm 

Marble, merely cut, by 
sawing or otherwise,  into 
blocks or slabs of a 
rectangular  (including 
square) shape, of a 
thickness not exceeding 
25 cm 

Granite, porphyry,  basalt, 
sandstone and other 
monumental  and  building 
stone, merely cut, by 
sawing or otherwise,  into 
blocks or slabs of a 
rectangular  (including 
square) shape, of a 
thickness not exceeding 
25 cm 

ex 2518 

Calcined  dolomite 

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 

ex 2520 

Plasters specially 
prepared  for  dentistry 

ex 2524 

Natural  asbestos  fibres 

ex 2525 

Mica powder 

Calcination  of dolomite not 
calcined 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product. 
However, natural 
magnesium  carbonate 
(magnesite) may be used 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed  50% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

Manufacture  from  asbestos 
concentrate 

Grinding of mica or mica 
waste 

ex 2530 

Earth  colours, calcined  or  Calcination  or grinding of 
powdered 

earth  colours 

Chapter 26 

Ores, slag and ash 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 

pii'13  a n n ex  2  p a ge  I ! 

ih^ 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2). 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex Chapter 27 

ex 2707 

ex 2709 

2710 

Mineral  fuels,  mineral 
oils and products of their 
distillation;  bituminous 
substances; mineral 
waxes; except  for: 
Oils  in which the weight 
of the aromatic 
constituents exceeds that 
of the non-aromatic 
constituents, being oils 
similar to mineral  oils 
obtained  by djstillation  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 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 

Operations of  refining 
and/or one or more  specific 
process(es)1 
or 
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 their value does 
not exceed  50% of the ex-
works price of the product 

Crude oils obtained  from 
bituminous  minerals 

Destructive distillation  of 
bituminous  materials 

Petroleum  oils and oils 
obtained  from  bituminous 
materials, other than 
crude; preparations  not 
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 

Operations of  refining 
and/or one or more  specific 
process(es)2 

or 

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  their value does 
not exceed  50% of the ex-
works price of the product 

1  For the special  conditions  relating to  "specific  processes" see  Introductory Notes  7.1  and  7.3 
2  For the special  conditions  relating to "specific  processes" see  Introductory  Note 7.2. 

prot3 annex  2  page  1 5 

M 

HS heading 
No. 

(1) 

2711 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Petroleum  gases and other 
gaseous  hydrocarbons 

Operations of  refining 
and/or one or more  specific 
process(es)1 

2712 

2713 

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 

Petroleum  coke, 
petroleum  bitumen and 
other residues of 
petroleum  oils or of oils 
obtained from bituminous 
materials 

or 

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 their value does 
not exceed 50% of the ex-
works price of the product 

Operations of  refining 
and/or one or more  specific 
process(es)1 

or 

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 their value does 
not exceed 50%» of the ex-
works price of the product 

Operations of  refining 
and/or one or more  specific 
process(es)2 
or 
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  their value does 
not exceed  50%o of the ex-
works price of the product 

1  For the special  conditions  relating to "specific  processes" see Introductory  Note  7.2 
2  For the special  conditions  relating to "specific  processes" see Introductory  Notes 7.1 and  7.3 

pro(3 annex 2  page  16 

IÀl 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

2714 

2715 

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 (for  example, 
bituminous mastics, cut 
backs) 

ex Chapter 28 

Inorganic chemicals; 
organic or inorganic 
compounds of precious 
metals, of rare-earth 
metals, of radioactive 
elements or of isotopes; 
except  for: 

ex 2805 

"Mischmetall" 

ex 281  I 

Sulphur  trioxide 

Operations of  refining 
and/or one or more  specific 
process(es)1 
or 
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 their value does 
not exceed 50% of the ex-
works price of the product 

Operations of  refining 
and/or one or more  specific 
process(es)1 
or 
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 their value 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. 
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  by electrolytic 
or thermal treatment in 
which the value of all the 
materials used does not 
exceed  50% of the ex-works 
price of the product 

Manufacture  from  sulphur 
dioxide 

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 

'  For the special  conditions  relating to  "specific  processes" sec In'roductory Notes 7.1  and 7.3. 

prol3 annex  2  page  17 

\Ufr 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed 40%o 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 

Aluminium  sulphate 

ex 2840 

Sodium  perborate 

ex Chapter 29  Organic chemicals; 

except  for: 

ex 2901 

Acyclic hydrocarbons  for 
use as power or heating 
fuels 

ex 2902 

Cyclanes and  cyclenes 
(other than azulenes), 
benzene, toluene, xylenes, 
for  use as power or 
heating  fuels 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed  50% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

Manufacture  from  disodium 
tetraborate  pentahydrate 

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 

Operations of  refining 
and/or one or more  specific 
process(es)1 
or 
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 their value does 
not exceed  50% of the ex-
works price of the product 

Operations  of  refining 
and/or one or more  specific 
process(es)1 
or 
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  their value does 
not exceed  50% of the ex-
works price of the product 

For  the  special  conditions  relating  to  "specific  processes"  see  Introductory  Notes  7.1  and  7.3 
For  the  special  conditions  relating  to  "specific  processes"  see  Introductory  Notes  7.1  and  7.3 
p i o l3  annex  2 

IS 

1U 

HS heading 
No. 

(1) 

ex 2905 

2915 

ex  2932 

2933 

2934 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on non-origim. 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4" 

Metal alcoholates of 
alcohols of this heading 
and of ethanol 

Saturated  acyclic 
monocarboxyiic  acids and 
their anhydrides, halides, 
peroxides and 
peroxyacids; their 
halogenated,  sulphonated, 
nitrated  or nitrosated 
derivatives 

-  Internal ethers and their 
halogenated,  sulphonated, 
nitrated  or nitrosated 
derivatives 

-  Cyclic acetals and 
internal  hemiacetals and 
their  halogenated, 
sulphonated,  nitrated or 
nitrosated  derivatives 

Heterocyclic  compounds 
with  nitrogen  hetero-
atom(s) only 

Nucleic acids and their 
salts; other  heterocyclic 
compounds 

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, 
the value of all the materials 
of headings 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 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of any heading.  However, 
the value of all the materials 
of headings Nos 2932 and 
2933 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 headings Nos 2932, 2933 
and 2934 used  may not 
exceed  20% of the ex-works 
price of the product 

he 
Is 

Manufacture  in wh 
value of all the ma 
used does not exceed' 40% of 
the ex-works  price 
product 

e 

Manufacture  in w1 
value of all the m.; 
used does not exce/ 
the ex-works  pria 
product 

ie 
s 
0% of 

Manufacture  in w 
value of all the m?-i 
used does not exc. 
the ex-works prie 
product 

ie 
's 
% of 

Manufacture  in wf 
value of all the m 
used does not ex( 
the ex-works prie 
product 

Manufacture  in w 
value of all the m 
used does not exc 
the ex-works prie', 
product 

e 
<)s 

% of 
e 

'he 
; 
J% of 
•e 

Manufacture  in w 
value of all the m 
used  does not exc 
the ex-works  prie 
product 

'  fhe 
; 
)% of 
e 

p i o l />  a - a i e '' 

P'i; 

V? 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on non 
materials that confers  originating  status 

matin» 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex Chapter 30 

Pharmaceutical  products; 
except  for: 

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 

Human blood; animal 
blood prepared  for 
therapeutic,  prophylactic 
or diagnostic uses; 
antisera and other blood 
fractions  and  modified 
immunological  products, 
whether or not obtained 
by means of 
biotechnological 
processes; 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 
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 

Other: 

human  blood 

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 

prol3 annex  2  page 20 

iS" a 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on non-oi 
materials that confers  originating  status 

mg 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

-  animal blood  prepared 
for therapeutic or 
prophylactic  uses 

— blood  fractions  other 
than  antisera, 
haemoglobin,  blood 
globulins and serum 
globulins 

--  haemoglobin,  blood 
globulins and serum 
globulins 

— other 

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 30Q2.  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 

/ «-  I 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on non-or 
materials that confers  originating  status 

-

ung 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

)003 and  3004  Medicaments  (excluding 

goods of heading No 
3002, 3005 or 3006): 

- Obtained  from  amikacin 
of heading No 2941 

- Other 

ex Chapter 31 

Fertilisers; except  for: 

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 

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; 
-  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. 
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 
value of all tb 
used does noi 
the ex-works 
product 

oh the 
rials 

ed 40% of 
of the 

prol3 annex  2  page 22 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on non-orio 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

HS heading 
No. 

(1) 

ex 3105 

ex Chapter 32 

Mineral or chemical 
fertilizers  containing two 
or three of the  fertilizing 
elements  nitrogen, 
phosphorous  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: 
-  sodium  nitrate 
-  calcium  cyanamide 
-  potassium  sulphate 
-  magnesium  potassium 
sulphate 

Tanning or dyeing 
extracts; tannins and their 
derivatives; dyes, 
pigments and other 
colouring matter; paints 
and varnishes; putty and 
other mastics; inks; 
except  for: 

ex 3201 

Tannins and their salts, 
ethers, esters and other 
derivatives 

3205 

Colour  lakes; preparations 
as specified  in Note 3 to 
this Chapter based on 
colour  lakes1 

Manufacture  in 
value of all the 
used  does not exc 
the ex-works pro 
product 

h the 
.rials 
'd  40% of 
•f  the 

Manufacture  in 
value of all the 
used does not e: 
the ex-works p; 
product 

h the 
.ials 
•!  40% of 

the 

Manufacture in 
value of all the 
used does not t 
the ex-works  p. 
product 

Manufacture  in 
value of all the 
used does not e-
the ex-works pi 
product 

, the 
à\s 
40% of 
the 

n the 
oials 
;d 40% of 
f the 

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; 
-  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. 
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  from  tanning 
extracts of vegetable origin 

Manufacture from materials 
of any heading, except 
headings Nos 3203, 3204 
and 3205.  However, 
materials  from  heading No 
3205 may be used  provided 
their value does not exceed 
20% of the ex-works price 
of the product 

1  Note 3 to Chapter  32 says that these preparations are those of a kind used  for colouring any v.^terial 
:ned 
or used  as ingredients  in the manufacturing  of colouring preparations, provided they are not cL 
in another heading  T: Chapter 32. 

prn(3 annex  2  page 23 

is-T» 

HS heading 
No. 

Description of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
' 
materials that confers  originating status 

" 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(•n 

1 

Manufacture  in w.'-n'ch the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed 40% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

Manufacture  in v  • 
value of all the no;: 
used does not ex  . 
the ex-works prie, 
product 

'chthe 
erials 
od 40%> of 

fthe 

Manufacture  in 
value of all the  • 
used does not e 
the éx-works pi 
product 

h the 
ials 

•d 40% of 

fthe 

ex Chapter 33 

Essential oils and 
resinoids;  perfumery, 
cosmetic or toilet 
preparations; except  for: 

1301 

ex Chapter  34 

ex  3403 

Essential oils  (terpeneless 
or not), including 
concretes and absolutes; 
resinoids; extracted 
oleoresins; 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 

Soap, organic  surface-
active agents, washing 
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: 

Lubricating  preparations 
containing  petroleum  oils 
or oils obtained  from 
bituminous minerals, 
provided  they  represent 
less than  70% by weight 

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  from  materials 
of any heading,  including 
materials of a  different 
"group"1  in this heading. 
However, materials of the 
same group 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 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)1 
or 
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  their value does 
not exceed  50% of the ex-
works price of the product 

A "group"  is legaided  as any  pari of the heading separated  from  the rest  by a semi-colon. 
1  or the special  conditions  relating  to "specific  processes" see Introductory Notes  7.1  and  7.5 

pinl3  annex  2  page  21 

15 sL 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried out  on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  . tatus 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

5404 

Artificial  waxes and 
prepared  waxes: 

-  With a basis of  paraffin, 
petroleum  waxes, waxes 
obtained from bituminous 
minerals, slack wax or 
scale wax 

Other 

ex Chapter 35 

Albuminoidal substances; 
modified  starches; glues; 
enzymes; except  for: 

3505 

Dextrins and other 
modified  starches  (for 
example, pregelatinised 
or esterified  starches); 
glues based on starches, 
or on dextrins or other 
modified  starches: 

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  50% of the ex-
works price of the product 

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 3823; 
-  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 
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  the 
value of all the  materials 
u  ..d does not exceed 40% of 
th.  ex-works price of the 
product 

Manufacture  in which the 
vrlue of all the materials 
u.-.d does not exceed 40% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

Starch  ethers and esters  Manufacture  from  materials  Manufacture  in which  the 

of any heading,  including 
other materials of heading 
No 3505 

value of all the  materials 
u>  d  does not exceed  40% of 
th:  ex-works  price of the 
product 

piol3  annex  2  page  25 

1ST 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on non 
materials that confers  originating  status 

mating 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

-  Other 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of any heading, except those 
of heading No  1108 

Manufactu 
value of all 
used does n 
the ex-wor! 
product 

• which the 
materials 
exceed 40% of 
nee of the 

ex 3507 

Prepared enzymes not 
elsewhere specified  or 
included 

Chapter  36 

Explosives; pyrotechnic 
products; matches; 
pyrophoric alloys; certain 
combustible  preparations 

ex Chapter 37 

Photographic or 
cinematographic  goods; 
except  for: 

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 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 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 

Manu fact; 
value of ai 
used does 
the ex-wor 
product 

, which  the 
materials 
oceed 40% of 
:ice of the 

Manu fact 
value of a 
used does 
the ex-wc 
product 

vhich the 
laterials 
vceed 40% of 
;e of the 

1701 

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: 

-  Instant print film for 
colour photography, in 
packs 

which the 
materials 
:ceed 40% of 
;ice of the 

Manufacture  in which all the  Manufact. 
value of ab 
materials used are  classified 
used  does 
within a heading other than 
the ex-woi 
heading Nos 3701 or 3702. 
product 
However, materials  from 
heading No 3702 may be 
used  provided  their  value 
does not exceed  30% of the 
ex-works price of the 
product 

prot3 annex  2  page  26 

I) 

HS  heading 
No. 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-or; 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

ung 

(1) 

(2) 

O) 

or 

Other 

3702 

3704 

Photographic  film  in  rolls, 
sensitized,  unexposed,  of 
any  material  other  than 
paper,  paperboard  or 
textiles;  instant  print  film 
in  rolls,  sensitized, 
unexposed 
Photographic  plates,  film 
paper,  paperboard  and 
textiles,  exposed  but  not 
developed 

ex  Chapter  38 

Miscellaneous  chemical 
products;  except  for: 

Manufacture  i: 
value  of  all  th. 
used  does  not 
the  ex-works j 
product 

ich  the 
oerials 
eed  4 0%  of 
.  of  the 

Manufacture 
value  of  all  th; 
used  does  not 
the  ex-works ; 
product 

,ch  the 
erials 
J  4 0%  of 
•if the 

Manufacture 
value  of  all th-
used  does  not 
the  ex-works 
product 

Manufacture 
value  of  all  th 
used  does  no; 
the  ex-works 
product 

oh  the 
trials 
d 4 0 % of 
•fthe 

ich  the 
rials 
; 4 0%  of 
o'the 

Manufacture  in which  all  the 
materials  used  are  classified 
within  a heading  other  than 
heading No  3701  or  3702. 
However,  materials  from 
heading  Nos  3701  and  3702 
may  be  used  provided  their 
value  taken  together,  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 
heading  Nos  3701  or  3702 

Manufacture  in which  all  the 
materials  used  are  classified 
within  a heading  other  than 
heading  Nos  3701  to  3704 

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 

ex  3801 

-  Colloidal  graphite  in 
suspension  in oil  and 
semi-colloidal  graphite; 
carbonaceous  pastes  for 
electrodes 

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 

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  product 

ex  3803 

Refined  tall  oil 

Refining  of  crude  tall  oil 

Manufacture  i 
value  of  all tlo 
used  does  not 
the  ex-works  j 
product 

Manufacture 
value  of  all th 
used  does  no; 
the  ex-works i 
product 

'ch  the 
erials 
d  40%  of 
of  the 

ch  the 
'erials 
,d  40%  of 
.  of  the 

prot.3 annex  2  page 27 

/57 

IIS heading 
No. 

(1) 

ex 3805 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried out on non-ori; 
materials that confers  originating  status 

nig 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

Spirits of sulphate 
turpentine,  purified 

Purification  by distillation  or  Manufacture  i;  vv 'ich  the 
refining  of raw spirits of 
sulphate turpentine 

:  criais 

value of all the 
used does not exceed 40%> of 
the ex-works p; \  c of the 
product 

ex  3806 

Ester gums 

Manufacture  from  resin 
acids 

ex  3807 

Wood  pitch (wood  tar 
pitch) 

Distillation  of wood tar 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of all the 
; aerials 
used does not i-\:r-?ed 40% of 
the ex-works y 
product 

. of the 

Manufacture  'v 
value of all the 
used does not 
the ex-works jo-
product 

ch the 
rials 
d40%of 
of the 

3808 

3809 

3810 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed  50% of 
the ex-works  price of the 
products 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed  50% of 
the ex-works price of the 
products 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of all the materials 
used  does not exceed  50% of 
the ex-works  price of the 
products 

Insecticides, rodenticides, 
fungicides,  herbicides, 
anti-sprouting  products 
and  plant-growth 
regulators,  disinfectants 
and similar products, put 
up  in forms  or packings 
for  retail  sale or as 
preparations or articles 
(for  example,  sulphur-
treated  bands, wicks and 
candles, and  fly-papers) 

Finishing agents, dye 
carriers to accelerate the 
dyeing or fixing of 
dyestuffs  and other 
products and  preparations 
(for  example, dressings 
and mordants), of a kind 
used  in the textile, paper, 
leather or like industries, 
not elsewhere specified  or 
included 

Pickling preparations  for 
metal  surfaces;  fluxes  and 
other  auxiliary 
preparations  for 
soldering, brazing or 
welding; soldering, 
brazing or welding 
powders and  pastes 
consisting  of metal and 
other  materials; 
preparations  of a kind 
used  as cores or coatings 
for  welding  electrodes or 
n u ls 

H S heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on non-or 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(i) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

3811 

5812 

3814 

3818 

Anti-knock  preparations, 
oxidation  inhibitors, gum 
inhibitors, viscosity 
improvers,  anti-corrosive 
preparations and other 
prepared  additives,  for 
mineral oils, (including 
gasoline) or for  other 
liquids used for the same 
purposes as mineral oils: 

-  Prepared additives  for 
lubricating oil, containing 
petroleum  oils or oils 
obtained  from  bituminous 
minerals 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of all the materials of 
heading No 3811 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 the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed  50% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

-  Other 

Prepared  rubber 
accelerators; compound 
plasticizers for  rubber or 
plastics, not elsewhere 
specified  or  included; 
anti-oxidizing 
preparations  and other 
compound stabilizers  for 
rubber or plastics 

Preparations  and charges  Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
for  fire-extinguishers; 
used does not exceed  50% of 
charged  fire-
the ex-works price of the 
extinguishing  grenades 
product 

Organic  composite 
solvents and  thinners, not 
elsewhere  specified  or 
included; prepared  paint 
or vanish  removers 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed  50% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

Chemical  elements doped  Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
for  use in electronics,  in 
used does not exceed  50% of 
the form  of discs, wafers 
the ex-works price of the 
or similar  forms; chemical 
compounds  doped  for use 
product 
in electronics 

piol5  annex  2  page  2l) 

/s-f 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on non-
materials that confers  originating  status 

tting 

(0 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

•'4) 

5819 

1  Hydraulic brake  fluids 

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 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 

and other prepared  liquids 
for  hydraulic 
transmission, not 
containing or containing 
less than 70% by weight 
of petroleum  oils or oils 
obtained  from  bituminous 
minerals 

Anti-freezing 
preparations and prepared 
de-icing fluids 

Diagnostic or laboratory 
reagents on a backing and 
prepared  diagnostic or 
laboratory  reagents, 
whether or not on a 
backing, other than those 
of heading No. 3002 or 
3006 

Industrial 
monocarboxylic  fatty 
acids; acid oils  from 
refining;  industrial  fatty 
alcohols. 

5820 

1822 

SS23 

3824 

-  Industrial 
monocarboxylic  fatty 
acids, acid oils  from 
refining 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

-  Industrial  fatty  alcohols 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of any heading  including 
other materials of heading 
No. 3823 

Prepared  binders  for 
foundry  moulds or cores; 
chemical  products and 
preparations  of the 
chemical  or allied 
industries  (including 
those consisting of 
mixtures of natural 
products), not elsewhere 
specified  or  included; 
residual  products of the 
chemical  or allied 
industries, not elsewhere 
specified  or  included: 

MOI3  annex  2  page  3-

u 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on non-oi 
materials that confers  originating  status 

nng 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

-  The following  of this 
heading: 

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, whether 
or not on a paper or 
textile  backing 

Other 

Manufacture 
value of all th 
used does no; 
the ex-works ; 
product 

och the 
aerials 
:eed 40% of 
of the 

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 the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed  50% of 
the ex-works  price of the 
product 

piot3  annex  2  page  3 I 

(il 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on nc • 
materials that confers  originating  status 

ginating 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

3901 to 3915 

Plastics in primary  forms, 
waste, parings and scrap, 
of plastic; except  for 
heading Nos ex 3907 and 
3912 for which the rules 
are set out below: 
-  Addition 
homopolymerization 
products  in which a single 
monomer  contributes 
more than 99%) by weight 
to the total  polymer 
content 

Other 

ex  3907 

-  Copolymer, made  from 
polycarbonate and 
acrylonitrile-butadiene-
styrene copolymer  (ABS) 

-  Polyester 

$912 

Cellulose and  its chemical 
derivatives, not elsewhere 
specified  or included, in 
primary  forms 

Manufactui: 
value of  : 
used does  • 
theex-wc 
product 

•  in which the 
:  materials 

•r exceed 25%) of 

rice of the 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  the value of all the 
materials used does not 
exceed 50%) of the ex-works 
price of the product; 
-  the value of any materials 
of Chapter 39 used does not 
exceed 20% of the ex-works 
price of the product1 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of the materials of 
Chapter 39 used does not 
exceed 20%> of the ex-works 
price of the product1 

Manufac' 
value of 
used doe 
the ex-w; 
product 

•  which  the 
materials 
xceed 25% of 
rice of the 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used are  dassified 
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 product1 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of any materials of 
Chapter 39 used does not 
exceed 20%» of the ex-works 
price of the product  and/or 
manufacture  from 
polycarbonate of 
tetrabromo-(bisphenol  A) 

Manufacture  in which 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 

1  In the case of the products composed  of materials classified  within  both  heading Nos 
on the one hand, and  within  heading Nos. 3907 to 391 1, on the other hand, this restrict^ 
lo that group of materials which  predominates by weight  in the product. 

"01  to 3906, 
.iy applies 

prol3 annex  2  page 32 

161 

MS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on n«. 
materials that confers originating status 

ginating 

(I) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

3916 to 3921 

Semi-manufactures  and 
articles of plastics; except 
for headings Nos ex 3916, 
ex 3917, ex 3920 and ex 
3921, 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 

-  Other: 

~  Addition 
homopolymerization 
products  in which  a single 
monomer  contributes 
more than 99% by weight 
to the total polymer 
content 

Other 

ex 3916 and 
ex 3917 

Profile  shapes and tubes 

ex 3920 

-  Ionomer sheet or film 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of any materials of 
Chapter 39 used does not 
exceed 50% of the ex-works 
price of the product 

Manufac 
value of r 
used doe 
the ex-w 
product 

n which the 
he materials 

exceed  25%> of 
.rice of the 

Manufac 
value of 
used do*, 
the ex-w 
product 

i which  the 
materials 

oxceed 25%> of 
orice of the 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  the value of all the 
materials used does not 
exceed 50%> of the ex-works 
price of the product; 
-  the value of any materials 
of Chapter 39 used does not 
exceed 20% of the ex-works 
price of the product1 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of any materials of 
Chapter 39 used does not 
exceed 20% of the ex-works 
price of the product1 

Manufac 
value of 
used do' 
the ex-v 
product 

; which  the 
e  materials 

xceed 25%o of 
rice of the 

Manufac 
value oi 
used doe 
the ex-v, 
product 

:n which the 
.:  materials 
exceed 25% of 
•>rice of the 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  the value of all the 
materials used does not 
exceed 50% of the ex-works 
price of the product; 
-  the value of any materials 
classified  within the same 
heading as the product does 
not exceed 20% of the ex-
works price of the product 

Manufacture  from a 
thermoplastic partial salt 
which  is a copolymer of 
ethylene and metacrylic acid 
partly neutralized  with metal 
ions, mainly zinc and 
sodium 

Manufac 
value of 
used doe 
the ex-v. 
product 

o which  the 
•*  materials 
exceed  25%> of, 
•rice of the 

1  In the case of the products composed  of materials classified  within  both heading Nos 
on the one hand, and  within  heading Nos. 3907 to 3911, on the other hand, this restrict: 
to  fhat  group  of  materials  which  predominates  by  weight  in  the  product. 

(H)1 to 3906, 
• Ay applies 

pro(3  annex  2  page 33 

t& 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

-  Sheets of regenerated 
cellulose, polyamides or 
polyethylene 

ex 3921 

Foils of plastic, 
metallized 

3922 to 3926 

Articles of plastics 

ex Chapter 40 

Rubber and articles 
thereof; except  for: 

Manufacture  in which 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 

Manufacture  from  highly 
transparent polyester  foils 
with a thickness of less than 
23 micron1 

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 all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

Manufacture  in whic^  the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed 25% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

Laminated  slabs of crepe 
rubber  for  shoes 

Lamination  of sheets of 
natural  rubber 

ex 400: 

4005 

4012 

Compounded  rubber, 
unvulcanised, in primary 
forms  or in plates, sheets 
or strip 

Retreaded  or used 
pneumatic tyres of 
rubber; solid or cushion 
tyres,  interchangeable 
tyre treads and tyre  flaps, 
of  rubber: 

-  Retreaded  pneumatic, 
solid or cushion  tyres, of 
rubber 

-  Other 

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 

Retreading of used tyres 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of any heading, except  those 
of heading Nos 401 1  or 
4012 

Manufacture  from  hard 
rubber 

ex 40 17 

Articles of hard  rubber 

1 The  following  foils  shall  be considered  as highly  transparent:  foils,  the optical  dimming  of which -
measured  according, to ASTM-D  I 003-1 6 by Gardner  I la/.emeter (i.e. 1 la/efaetor)  - is less than 2 
p ; - : ' C c l l t. 

p r u l3  a n n ex  2  p a ge  3 I 

/M 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex Chapter 41 

Raw hides and  skins 
(other than  furskins)  and 
leather; except  for: 

ex 4102 

Raw skins of sheep or 
lambs, without wool on 

4104to4107 

Leather, without hair or 
wool, other than  leather 
of heading Nos 4108 or 
4109 

4109 

Patent  leather and patent 
laminated  leather; 
metallized  leather 

Chapter 42 

ex Chapter 43 

ex 4302 

Articles of  leather; 
saddlery  and harness; 
travel  goods, handbags 
and  similar containers; 
articles of animal gut 
(other than  silk worm  gut) 
Furskins and artificial  fur; 
manufactures  thereof; 
except  for: 

Tanned  or dressed 
furskins,  assembled: 

-  Plates, crosses and 
similar  forms 

Other 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

Removal of wool  from 
sheep or lamb skins, with 
wool on 
Retanning of pre-tanned 
leather 
or 
Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used are classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

Manufacture  from  leather of 
heading Nos 4104 to 4107 
provided  its value 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 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

Bleaching or dyeing, in 
addition  to cutting and 
assembly  of non-assembled 
tanned  or dressed  furskins 

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 

ex Chapter 44  Wood  and-articles of 

wood; wood  charcoal; 
except  for: 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials  used  are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 

'£.<; 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(

»

)• 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex 4403 

Wood roughly  squared 

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 

Beading or moulding 

Beading or moulding 

Manufacture  from  boards 
not cut to size 

Wood sawn or chipped 
lengthwise, sliced or 
peeled, of a thickness 
exceeding 6 mm, planed, 
sanded or finger-jointed 

Veneer sheets and  sheets 
for plywood, of a 
thickness not exceeding 6 
mm, spliced, and other 
wood sawn  lengthwise, 
sliced or peeled of a 
thickness not exceeding 6 
mm, planed, sanded or 
finger-jointed 

Wood  continuously 
shaped along any of its 
edges or faces, whether or 
not planed, sanded  or 
finger-jointed: 

-  Sanded or finger-
jointed 
-  Beadings and 
mouldings 

Beadings and mouldings, 
including  moulded 
skirting and  other 
moulded  boards 

Packing cases, boxes, 
crates, drums and  similar 
packings, of wood 

Casks, barrels, vats, tubs 
and other coopers' 
products and  parts 
thereof, of wood 

Manufacture  from  riven 
staves, not further  worked 
than sawn on the two 
principal  surfaces 

ex 4407 

ex 4408 

ex 4409 

ex 4410 to 
ex 4413 

ex 4415 

ex 4416 

ex 4418 

-  Builders' joinery and 
carpentry  of wood 

-  Beadings and 
mouldings 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product. 
However, cellular wood 
panels, shingles and shakes 
may be used 

Beading or moulding 

prol3 annex  2  page 36 

I a 

H S heading 
No. 

( I) 

ex 4421 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Match splints; wooden 
pegs or pins for  footwear 

Manufacture  from  wood of 
any heading except drawn 
wood of heading No 4409 

ex Chapter 45  Cork and articles of cork; 

except  for: 

4503 

Articles of natural cork 

Chapter 46 

Chapter 47 

Manufactures  of straw, of 
esparto or of other 
plaiting materials; 
basketware and 
wickerwork 

Pulp of wood or of other 
fibrous  cellulosic 
material; recovered 
(waste and scrap) paper or 
paperboard 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

Manufacture  from  cork of 
heading No 4501 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

ex Chapter 48 

Paper and  paperboard; 
articles of paper pulp, of 
paper or of  paperboard; 
except  for: 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

ex 481  I 

4816 

4SI 7 

Manufacture  from  paper-
making materials of Chapter 
47 

Manufacture  from  paper-
making materials of Chapter 
47 

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 

Manufacturing  in which: 
-  all the materials  used are 
classified  within  a heading 
other than  that of the 
product; 
-  the value of all the 

Envelopes,  letter cards, 
plain  postcards and 
correspondence cards, of 
paper or  paperboard; 
boxes, pouches, wallets 
and  writing 
compendiums. of paper or  materials used does not 
paperboard,  containing  an 
assortment of paper 
siationerv 

exceed  50% of the ex-works 
price of the product 

•\  4SI 

oiiel  paper 

Manufacture  from  paper-
making materials of Chapter 
r 

I  L.J-

HS heading 
No. 

(1) 

ex 4819 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Cartons, boxes, cases, 
bags and other  packing 
containers, of paper, 
paperboard,  cellulose 
wadding or webs of 
cellulose fibres 

ex 4820 

Letter .pads 

ex 4823 

ex Chapter 49 

4909 

4910 

Other paper,  paperboard, 
cellulose wadding and 
webs of cellulose  fibres, 
cut to size or shape 

Printed  books, 
newspapers, pictures and 
other  products of the 
printing  industry; 
manuscripts,  typescripts 
and plans; except  for: 

Printed  or  illustrated 
postcards; printed  cards 
bearing  personal 
greetings, messages or 
announcements,  whether 
or not  illustrated, with or 
without envelopes or 
trimmings 

Calendars of any kind, 
printed,  including 
calendar  blocks: 

-  Calendars of the 
"perpetual" type or with 
replaceable  blocks 
mounted  on bases other 
than  paper or  paperboard 

Other 

ex Chapter  50 

Silk; except  tor: 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within  a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  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  from  paper-
making materials of Chapter 
47 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 

Manufacture  from  materials 
not classified  within  heading 
Nos 4909 or 4911 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within  a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  the value of all the 
materials used does not 
exceed  50% of the ex-works 
price of the product 

Manufacture  from  materials 
not classified  in heading Nos 
4909 or 4911 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials  used  are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 

pml3  annex  2  page 3.H 

U\ 

MS heading 
No. 

(1) 

ex  5003 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Silk waste (including 
cocoons unsuitable  for 
reeling, yarn waste and 
garnetted  stock), carded 
or combed 

Carding or combing of silk 
waste 

5004 to ex 
5006 

Silk yarn and yarn spun 
from  silk waste 

Manufacture  from1  : 
-  raw silk or silk waste 
carded or combed or 
otherwise prepared  for 
spinning, 
-  other natural  fibres  not 
carded  or combed or 
otherwise prepared  for 
spinning, 
-  chemical  materials or 
textile pulp, or 
-  paper-making  materials 

5007 

Woven  fabrics  of silk or 
of silk waste: 

-  Incorporating  rubber 
thread 

Manufacture  from  single 
varn ' 

-  Other 

Manufacture  from1: 

-  coir yarn, 
-  natural  fibres, 
-  man-made staple  fibres 
not carded or combed or 
otherwise prepared  for 
spinning, 
-  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 imprinted 
fabric  used does not exceed 
47.5% of the ex-works price 
of the product 

1  For  special  conditions  relating  to  products  made  of  a mixture  of  textile  materials,  see  Introductory 
Note  5 

prol3  annex  2  page  ?.*•) 

HI 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(I) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex Chapter 51 

Wool, fine or coarse 
animal hair; horsehair 
yarn  and woven  fabric; 
except  for: 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

5106 to 51  10 

Yarn  of wool, of fine or 
coarse animal hair or of 
horsehair 

5 11  I to 51  13  Woven  fabrics  of wool, of 
fine or coarse animal hair 
or of horsehair: 

Incorporating rubber 

thread 

-  Other 

Manufacture  from1  : 
-  raw silk or silk waste 
carded or combed or 
otherwise prepared  for 
spinning, 
-  natural fibres not carded 
or combed  or otherwise 
prepared  for  spinning, 
-  chemical materials or 
textile pulp, or 
-  paper-making  materials 

Manufacture  from  single 
yarn ' 

Manufacture  from1: 

-  coir yarn, 
-  natural  fibres. 
-  man-made staple  fibres 
not carded or combed or 
otherwise prepared  for 
spinning, 
-  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 imprinted 
fabric  used does not exceed 
47.5% of the ex-works price 
of the product 

For  special  c o n d i t i o ns  relating  to  products  made  of  a  mixture  nf 

textile  materials,  see  lntrocluctor 

\ o !i 

.'  pave  1' 

/7 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating status  ~ 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex Chapter 52  Cotton; except  for: 

5204 to 5207 

Yarn and thread of cotton 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

Manufacture  from ' : 
-  raw silk or silk waste 
carded  or combed  or 
otherwise prepared  for 
spinning, 
-  natural fibres not carded 
or combed  or otherwise 
prepared  for  spinning, 
-  chemical  materials or 
textile pulp, or 
-  paper-making  materials 

5208 to 5212  Woven  fabrics  of cotton: 

-  Incorporating rubber 
thread 

Manufacture  from  single 
yarn1 

-  Other 

Manufacture  from1: 

-  coir yarn, 
-  natural  fibres, 
-  man-made staple fibres 
not carded  or combed  or 
otherwise prepared  for 
spinning, 
-  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 imprinted 
fabric  used does not exceed 
47.5%) of the ex-works price 
of the product 

1  for  special  conditions  relating  to products made of a mixture  of textile materials, see  Introductory 
Note 5 

prel3  annex  2  page  -i  1 

111 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originatim 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex Chapter 5'. 

Other  vegetable  textile 
fibres;  paper yarn and 
woven  fabrics  of paper 
yarn; except  for: 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

5306 to 5308 

Yarn  of other  vegetable 
textile  fibres; paper yarn 

Manufacture  from1: 
-  raw silk or silk waste 
carded  or combed  or 
otherwise  prepared  for 
spinning, 
-  natural  fibres  not carded-
or combed  or otherwise 
prepared  for spinning, 
-  chemical materials of 
textile pulp, or 
-  paper-making  materials 

5309 to 53 11  Woven  fabrics  of other 
vegetable textile  fibres; 
woven  fabrics  of paper 
varn: 

-  Incorporating rubber 
thread 

Manufacture  from  single 
yarn1 

-  Other 

Manufacture  from1: 
-  coir yarn, 
-  natural  fibres, 
-  man-made staple  fibres 
not carded  or combed or 
otherwise prepared  for 
spinning, 
-  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 
47.5% of the ex-works  price 
of the product 

1  For special  conditions  relating to products made of a mixture of textile materials, see  Introductory 
Note 5 

prol.1 annex  2  page 42 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

5401 to 5406 

Yarn, monofilament  and 
thread  of  man-made 
filaments 

Manufacture  from ' : 
-  raw silk or silk waste 
carded or combed or 
otherwise  prepared  for 
spinning, 
-  natural fibres not carded 
or combed  or otherwise 
prepared  for spinning, 
-  chemical  materials or 
textile pulp, or 
-  paper-making  materials 

5407 and  5408  Woven  fabrics  of man-

made filament  yarn: 

-  Incorporating rubber 
thread 

Manufacture  from  single 
varn ' 

-  Other 

5501  to 5507  Man-made  staple  fibres 

Manufacture  from1: 
-  coir yarn, 
-  natural  fibres, 
-  man-made staple  fibres 
not carded  or combed or 
otherwise prepared  for 
spinning. 
-  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, 
dccatizing,  impregnating, 
mending and burling) where 
the value of the imprinted 
fabric  used does not exceed 
47.5% of the ex-works price 
of the product 

Manufacture  from  chemical 
materials or textile pulp 

1  For special  conditions  relating to products  made of a mixture of textile  materials, see  Introductory 
Note 5 

piol3  annex  2  page  -13 

m 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

5508 to 551 

Yarn and sewing thread 
of man-made staple fibres 

Manufacture  from ' : 
-  raw silk or silk waste 
carded or combed  or 
otherwise prepared  for 
spinning, 
-  natural  fibres  not carded 
or combed or otherwise 
prepared  for  spinning, 
-  chemical materials or 
textile pulp, or 
-  paper-making  materials 

5512 to 5516 

Woven  fabrics  of man-
made staple  fibres: 

-  Incorporating  rubber 
thread 

Manufacture  from  single 
yarn ' 

-  Other 

ex Chapter  56  Wadding, felt and non- 
w ovens; special  yarns: 
twine, cordage, ropes and 
cables and articles 
thereof: except  for: 

Manufacture  from1: 
-  coir yarn, 
-  natural  fibres, 
-  man-made staple  fibres 
not carded or combed  or 
otherwise prepared  for 
spinning, 
-  chemical materials or 
textile pulp, or 
-  paper 

Printing accompanied  by at 
least two preparatory or 
finishing  operations (such as 
scouring, bleaching, 
mercerizing, heat setting, 
raising, calendering, shrink 
resistance processing, 
permanent  finishing, 
decatising,  impregnating, 
mending and burling) where 
the value of the imprinted 
fabric  used does not exceed 
47.5% of the ex-works  price 
of the product 

Manufacture  from1  : 
-  coir yarn, 
-  natural fibres, 
-  chemical  materials or 
textile pulp, or 
-  paper making niaterials 

1  l'or special  conditions  relating  to products  made of a mixture of textile  materials, see  Introductory 
Note 5 
'  \\>i special  conditions  relating  lo products  made of a mixture  of textile  materials, see  lntioductorx 
Note 5. 

;•:.•::  a n n e xO 

P;! :v  •!  1 

/*'  / 

H S heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(O 

(2) 

(o) 

or 

(4) 

5602 

Felt, whether or not 
impregnated,  coated, 
covered  or laminated: 

-  Needleloom  felt 

5604 

-  Other 

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 

-  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 5501, of 
which the denomination  in 
all cases of a single  filament 
or fibre  is less than 9 decitex 
may be used provided  their 
value does not exceed 40% 
of the ex-works price of the 
product 

Manufacture  from1: 
-  natural  fibres, 
-  man-made staple  fibres 
made from  casein, or 
-  chemical  materials or 
textile pulp 

Manufacture  from  rubber 
thread  or cord, not textile 
covered 

Manufacture  from1: 
-  natural  fibres  not carded 
or combed  or otherwise 
processed  for  spinning, 
-  chemical  materials or 
textile pulp, or 
-  paper-making  materials 

1  For special  conditions  relating to products  made of a mixture of textile materials, see  Introductory 
Note  5 

pint3 annex  2  page -15 

/ ?? 

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

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 

Manufacture  from1: 
-  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  from1: 
-  natural  fibres, 
-  man-made  staple fibres 
not carded  or combed  or 
otherwise processed  for 
spinning, 
-  chemical  materials or 
textile pulp, or 
-  paper-making  materials 

Chapter  57 

Caipets and other textile 
floor  coverings: 

Of needleloom  felt 

Of other  felt 

Manufacture  from1: 
-  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  9 decitex 
may be used  provided  their 
value does not exceed 40% 
of the ex-works price of the 
product 

Manufacture  from1: 
-  natural fibres not carded 
or combed  or otherwise 
processed  for  spinning, or 
-  chemical  materials or 
textile  pulp 

1  For  special  cemditions  relating  lo  products  made  of  a  mixture  of  textile  materials,  see  lniroductorx 

Note  5 

pun  î  annex  2  p.;gc 

is 

MS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing  carried  out on non-originatins 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

-  Other 

Manufacture  from1: 
-  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; trimmings; 
embroidery; except  for: 

-  Combined with  rubber 
thread 

Manufacture  from  single 
yarn1 

-  Other 

Manufacture  from1: 
-  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 

5805 

Hand-woven  tapestries of  Manufacture  in which  all the 
the types gobelins, 
llanders,  aubusson, 
beauvais and  the  like, and 
needle-worked  tapestries 
(for  example,  petit point, 
cross  stitch), whether or 
not  made up 

materials used are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 

pmlO  annex  2  page  -17 

rvf-

HS  heading 
No. 

( I) 

5810 

5901 

5902 

5903 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried out on  non-originating 
materials that confers originating status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Embroidery  in the piece, 
in strips or in motifs 

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 

Tyre cord fabric  of high 
tenacity yarn of nylon or 
other polyamides, 
polyesters or viscose 
ravon: 

-  Containing not more 
than  90 %> by weight of 
textile materials 

-  Other 

Textile  fabrics 
impregnated,  coated, 
covered  or laminated with 
plastics, other than those 
of heading No 5902 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  the value of all the 
materials used does not 
exceed  50%> of the ex-works 
price of the product 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

Manufacture  from  chemical 
materials or textile pulp 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

or 

Printing accompanied  by at 
least two preparatory or 
finishing  operations (such as 
scouring, bleaching, 
mercerising, heat setting, 
rasing, calendering, shrink 
resistance processing, 
permanent  finishing, 
decatising,  impregnating, 
mending and  burling) where 
the value of the imprinted 
fabric  used does not exceed 
47.5% of the ex-works price 
of the product 

pml.3  annex  2  page  IS 

/>5 

HS heading 
No. 

(I) 

5904 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  from  yam1 

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

5905 

Textile wall coverings: 

-  Impregnated, coated, 
covered  or laminated with 
rubber, plastics or other  . 
materials 

Other 

5906 

Rubberized  textile  fabrics, 
other than those of 
heading  No 5902: 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

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 

1  For special  conditions  relating lo products made of a mixture of textile materials, see  Introductory 
Note  5 

piot3 annex  2  page -l() 

Of 

MS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating status 

-

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

-  Knitted or crocheted 
fabrics 

-  Other fabrics  made of 
synthetic filament yarn, 
containing  more than 
90% by weight of textile 
materials 

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  chemical 
materials 

-  Other 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

Textile fabrics  otherwise 
impregnated, coated or 
covered; painted  canvas 
being theatrical  scenery, 
studio back-cloths  or the 
like 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

or 

Printing accompanied  by at 
least two preparatory  or 
finishing  operations (such as 
scouring, bleaching, 
mercerising, heat setting, 
rasing, calendering, shrink 
resistance processing, 
permanent  finishing, 
decatising, 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 

Textile wicks, woven, 
plaited  or knitted,  for 
lamps, stoves, lighters, 
candles or the like: 
incandescent  gas mantles 
and tubular  knitted  gas 
mantle  fabric  therefor, 
whether  or not 
impregnated: 

-  Incandescent gas 
mantles,  impregnated 

Manufacture  from  tubular 
knitted  gas mantle  fabric 

5907 

5908 

'  For  special  conciliions  relating  to  products  made  of  a mixture  of  textile  materials,  see  Introductory 

Note  5 

pi'.'l  ;  annex  2  pape  "u 

<)0 

IIS  headim 
No. 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originatini 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

-

( I) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

-  Other 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the 
materials  used  are  classified 
within  a  heading  other  than 
that  of  the  product 

5909  to  591 

Textile  articles  of  a  kind 
suitable  for  industrial  use: 

-  Polishing  discs  or  rings 
other  than  of  felt  of 
heading  No  5911 

Manufacture  from  yarn  or 
waste  fabrics  or  rags  of 
heading  No  6310 

-  Woven  fabrics,  of  a 
kind  commonly  used  in 
papermaking  or  other 
technical  uses,  felted  or 
not,  whether  or  not 
impregnated  or  coated, 
tubular  or  endless  with 
single  or  multiple  warp 
and/or  weft,  or  flat  woven 
with  multiple  warp  and/or 
weft  of heading  No  591  1 

Manufacture  from1: 
-  coir  yarn, 
-  the  following  materials: 

-  yarn  of 
polytetrafluoroethylene2, 
-  yarn,  multiple,  of 
polyamide,  coated 
impregnated  or  covered 
with  a phenolic  resin, 
-  yarn  of  synthetic  textile 
fibres  of  aromatic 
polyamides,  obtained  by 
polycondensation  of  m-
phenylenediamine  and 
isophthalic  acid, 
-  monofil  of 
polytett afluoroethy lene2 
-  yarn  of  synthetic  textile 
fibres  of  poly-p-phenylene 
terephthalamide, 
-  glass  fibre  yarn,  coated 
with  phenol  resin  and 
gimped  with  acrylic  yarn2 
-  copolyester 
monofilaments  of a 
polyester  and  a  resin  of 
terephthalic  acid  and  1,4  -
cyclohexanediethanol  and 
isophthalic  acid. 

-  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  Introductory 
note  5 
-1  flic  use  of  this  material  is icsti ictcd  to  the  manufacture  of  wo\ en  fabrics  of  a  1, mil  u-sed  in  paper-
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HS heading 
No. 

Description of  product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(0 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

-  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 

Manufacture  from1: 
-  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 1.2 

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 

Manufacture  from  yarn1-

clothing accessories, not 
knitted or crocheted; 
except  for: 

1  For special  conditions  relating to products made of a mixture of textile materials, see  Introductory 
Note 5 
-  See  Introductory  Note 6 

prot.3 annex  2  page 52 

\% 

IIS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex 6202, 
ex 6204, 
ex 6206, 
ex 6209 and 
ex 6211 

Women's, girls' and 
babies' clothing and 
clothing accessories  for 
babies, embroidered 

ex 6210 and 
ex 6216 

Fire-resistant  equipment 
of fabric covered  with  foil 
of aluminized  polyester 

6213 and 
6214 

Handkerchiefs,  shawls, 
scarves,  mufflers, 
mantillas, veils and the 
like: 

-  Embroidered 

Manufacture  from  yam1 
or 
Manufacture from 
unembroidered  fabric 
provided  the value of the 
unembroidered  fabric  used 
does not exceed 40% of the 
ex-works price of the 
product1 

Manufacture  from  yarn1 
or 
Manufacture  from  uncoated 
fabric  provided the value of 
the uncoated  fabric  used 
does not exceed 40% of the 
ex-works price of the 
product1 

Manufacture  from 
unbleached  single yarn1-2 
or 
Manufacture  from 
unembroidered  fabric 
provided the value of the 
unembroidered  fabric used 
does not exceed 40% of the 
ex-works price of the 
product1 

1  See  Introductory  Note 6. 
•'  l or  special  conditions  relating  to  products  made  of  a  mixture  ol  textile  materials,  see  Introductorx 

Note  5 

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111 

MS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

-  Other 

6217 

Other made up clothing 
accessories; parts of 
garments or of clothing 
accessories, other than 
those of heading No 
6212: 

-  Embroidered 

-  Fire-resistant  equipment 
of fabric  covered  with  foil 
of alum inized  polyester 

Manufacture  from 
unbleached  single yarn1'2 
or 
Making up followed  by 
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 
goods of heading Nos 6213 
and 6214 used does not 
exceed  47.5% of the ex-
works price of the product 

Manufacture  from  yarn1 
or 
Manufacture  from 
unembroidered  fabric 
provided the value of the 
unembroidered  fabric  used 
does not exceed 40% of the 
ex-works price of the 
product1 

Manufacture  from  yarn1 
or 
Manufacture  from  uncoated 
fabric  provided  the value of 
the uncoated  fabric  used 
does not exceed  40% of the 
ex-works  price of the 
product1 

1  Sec  Introductory  Note 6. 
2  For special  conditions  relating to products made of a mixture of textile  materials, see  Introductory 
Note  5. 

proi3  annex  2  page  51 

H S heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(O 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

-  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; 
-  the value of all the 
materials used does not 
exceed 40%> of the  ex-works 
price of the product 

Other 

Manufacture  from  yarn 

ex Chapter  6. 

Other made-up textile 
articles; sets; worn 
clothing and worn  textile 
articles; rags; except  for: 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materiais used are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 

6301  to 6304 

Blankets, travelling rugs, 
bed  linen etc.; curtains 
etc.; other  furnishing 
articles: 

-  Of felt,  of nonwovens 

-  Other: 

--  Embroidered 

-  Other 

Manufacture  from2: 
-  natural  fibres, or 
-  chemical  materials or 
textile pulp' 

Manufacture  from 
unbleached  single yarn1-3 
or 
Manufacture  from 
unembroidered  fabric  (other 
than knitted or crocheted) 
provided the value of the 
unembroidered  fabric  used 
does not exceed 40% of the 
ex-works price of the 
product 

Manufacture  from 
unbleached  single yarn1-3 

1  See  Introductory  Note 6. 
2  For special  conditions  relating to products  made of a mixture of textile  materials, see  Introductory 
Note 5. 
3  For knitted  e-r crocheted  articles, not elastic or rubberized, obtained  by sewing or assembly  pieces of 
knitted  or ciochacd  *:<bncs (cut  out e>r knitted  -Jiiceiiy  ;u aim|,e.), s-c  'niioductory  Note "i. 

pml3 annex  2  page 55 

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H S heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
. 
materials that confers  originating  status 

. 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

6305-

Sacks and bags, of a kind 
used  for the packing of 
goods 

6306 

Tarpaulins, awnings and 
sunblinds; tents; sails  for 
boats, sailboards or 
landcraft;  camping goods: 

-  Ofnonwovens 

Other 

6307 

Other made-up articles, 
including dress patterns 

Manufacture  from1  : 
-  natural fibres, 
-  man-made staple fibres 
not carded or combed or 
otherwise processed  for 
spinning, or 
-  chemical materials or 
textile pulp 

Manufacture  from1'2 : 
-  natural fibres, or 
-  chemical  materials or 
textile pulp 

Manufacture  from 
unbleached  single yarn1'2 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed 40% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

6308 

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 

ex Chapter 64 

Footwear, gaiters and the 
like; except  for: 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of any heading except  for 
assemblies of uppers  affixed 
to inner soles or to other sole 
components of heading No 
6406 

1  For special  conditions  relating to products made of a mixture of textile materials, see  Introductory 
Note  5 
-  See  Introductory  Note  (•>. 

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l^ 

H S heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

Manufacture  from  yarn or 
textile fibres1 

Manufacture  from  yarn or 
textile fibres1 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

6406 

Parts of  footwear 
(including uppers whether 
or not attached  to soles 
other than outer soles); 
removable  in-soles, heel 
cushions and similar 
articles; gaiters, leggings 
and  similar articles, and 
parts thereof 

ex Chapter 65 

Headgear and parts 
thereof, except  for: 

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 

Umbrellas, sun umbrellas, 
walking-sticks, seat-
sticks, whips, riding-
crops, and parts thereof; 
except  for: 

6503 

6505 

ex Chapter 66 

6601 

Chapter 67 

Umbrellas and sun 
umbrellas  (including 
walking-stick  umbrellas, 
garden  umbrellas and 
similar  umbrellas) 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed  50% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

Prepared  feathers  and 
down  and articles made of 
feathers  or of down; 
artificial  flowers;  articles 
of human  hair 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 

ex Chapter 68  Articles of stone, plaster, 
cement, asbestos, mica or 
similar materials: except 
for: 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 

1  See  Introductory  Note  6. 

pmt  > annex  2  page  5 7 

111-

HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

Articles of slate or of 
agglomerated  slate 

Manufacture  from  worked 
slate 

( I) 

ex 6803 

ex 6812 

ex 6814 

Articles of asbestos; 
articles of mixtures with a 
basis of asbestos or of 
mixtures with a basis of 
asbestos and  magnesium 
carbonate 

Articles of mica, 
including agglomerated  or 
reconstituted  mica, on a 
support  of paper, 
paperboard  or other 
materials 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of any heading 

Manufacture  from  worked 
mica (including 
agglomerated  or 
reconstituted  mica) 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used  are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 

Chapter 69 

Ceramic  products 

ex Chapter  70  Glass and glassware; 

except  for : 

ex  7003 
ex  7004 and 
ex 7005 

7006 

Glass with a non-
reflecting  layer 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of heading No. 7001 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of heading No 7001 

Glass of heading No 
7003, 7004 or 7005, bent, 
edgeworked,  engraved, 
drilled, enamelled  or 
otherwise worked,  but not 
framed  or fitted  with 
other  materials 

7007 

7008 

7009 

Safety  glass, consisting of  Manufacture  from  materials 
toughened  (tempered) or 
laminated  glass 

of heading No 7001 

Multiple-walled 
insulating units of glass 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of heading No 7001 

Glass mirrors, whether or 
not  framed,  including 
rear-view  mirrors 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of heading No 7001 

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IIS  heaehm 
No. 

( I) 

7010 

70 

ex  7019 

ex  Chapter  71 

ex  7101 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

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 

Glassware  of  a kind  used 
for  table,  kitchen,  toilet, 
office,  indoor  decoration 
or  similar  purposes  (other 
than  that  of  heading  No 
7010  or  7018) 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the 
materials  used  are  classified 
within  a heading  other  than 
that  of  the  product 
or 
Cutting  of  glassware, 
provided  the  value  of  the 
uncut  glassware  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 
or 
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  product 

Articles  (other  than  yarn)  Manufacture  from: 
of  glass 

fibres 

-  uncoloured  slivers, 
rovings,  yarn  or  chopped 
strands,  or 
-  glass  wool 

Natural  or  cultured  pearls,  Manufacture  in  which  all  the 
materials  used  are  classified 
precious  or  semi-precious 
within  a heading  other  than 
stones,  precious  metals, 
that  of  the  product 
metals  clad  with  precious 
metal,  and  articles 
thereof;  imitation 
jewellery;  coin:  except 
for: 

Natural  or  cultured  pearls.  Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
graded  and  temporarily 
used  does  not  exceed  50% of 
strung  for  convenience  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
transport 
product 

ex  7102, 
ex  7103  and 
ex  7104 

Worked  precious  or  semi-  Manufacture  from  unworked 
precious  stones  (natural, 
synthetic  or 
reconstructed) 

precious  or  semi-precious 
stones 

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HS heading 
No. 

(1) 

7106,7108 
and  7110 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials thai confers  originating  status 

(2) 

Precious metals: 

-  Unwrought 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  from  materials 
not classified  within  heading 
No 7106, 7108 or 7110 
or 
Electrolytic, thermal or 
chemical separation  of 
precious metals of heading 
No7106,7108or7110 
or 
Alloying of precious metals 
of heading No 7106, 7108 or 
7110 with each other or with 
base metals 

-  Semi-manufactured  or 
in powder  form 

Manufacture  from 
unwrought precious  metals 

ex 7107, 
ex  7109 and 
ex  71  11 

Metals clad  with  precious 
metals, semi 
manufactured 

Manufacture  from  metals 
clad  with precious metals, 
unwrought 

7116 

Articles of natural or 
cultured  pearls, precious 
or semi-precious  stones 
(natural, synthetic or 
reconstructed) 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of ail the materials 
used does not exceed  50% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

7 1 17 

Imitation jewellery 

ex Chapter  72 

Iron  and  steel; except  for: 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 
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 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used  are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

7207 

Semi-finished  products of  Manufacture  from  materials 
of heading No 7201, 7202. 
iron  or non-alloy  steel 
7203,7204 or 7205 

720S to 7216 

Flat-rolled  products, bars  Manufacture  from  ingots or 
and  rods, angles, shapes 
and  sections of  iron or 
non-allov  steel 

other  primary  forms of 
heading No 7206 

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HS headint 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing  carried  out on non-originatini 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3; 

or 

(4) 

7217 

Wire of iron or non-alloy 
steel 

ex 7218, 7219 
to 7222 

Semi-finished  products, 
flat-rolled  products, bars 
and  rods, angles, shapes 
and sections of stainless 
steel 

7223 

Wire of stainless steel 

ex 7224, 7225 
to 7228 

Semi-finished  products, 
flat-rolled  products, hot-
rolled  bars and  rods, in 
irregularly  wound  coils; 
angles, shapes and 
sections, of other alloy 
steel; hollow  drill  bars 
and  rods, of alloy or non-
alloy steel 

Manufacture  from  semi 
finished  materials of heading 
No 7207 

Manufacture  from  ingots or 
other primary  forms of 
heading No 7218 

Manufacture  from  semi 
finished  materials of heading 
No 7218 

Manufacture  from  ingots or 
other primary  forms of 
heading No 7206. 7218 or 
7224 

7229-

Wire of other alloy  steel  Manufacture  from  semi 

finished  materials of heading 
No 7224 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used  are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of heading No 7206 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of heading No 7206 

ex Chapter  73  Articles of  iron or steel 

except  for: 

ex 7301 

Sheet  piling 

7302 

Railway  or tramway  track 
construction  materials of 
iron or steel, the 
following:  rails, 
checkrails and  rackrails, 
switch  blades, crossing 
frogs,  point  rods and 
other crossing pieces, 
sleepers (cross-ties), fish 
plates, chairs, chair 
wedges, sole pates (base 
plates), rail clips, 
bedplates, ties and other 
material  specialized  for 
jointing or fixing  rails 

7304. 7305 
and  7306 

Tubes, pipes and  hollow 
profiles,  of  iron  (other 
than  cast  iron) or steel 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of heading No 7206, 7207, 
7218 01-7224 

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Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originatim 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

HS  heading 
No. 

(1) 

ex  7307 

7308 

Tube  or  pipe  fittings  of 
stainless  steel  (ISO  No 
X5CrNiMo  1712), 
consisting  of  several  parts 

Structures  (excluding 
prefabricated  buildings  of 
heading  No  9406)  and 
parts  of  structures  (for 
example,  bridges  and 
bridge-sections,  lock-
gates,  towers,  lattice 
masts,  roofs,  roofing 
frame-works,  doors  and 
windows  and  their  frames 
and  thresholds  for  doors, 
shutters,  balustrades, 
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 

ex  7315 

Skid  chain 

ex  Chapter  74 

Copper  and  articles 
thereof;  except  for: 

740 

7402 

7403 

Copper  mattes:  cement 
copper  (precipitated 
copper) 

Unrefined  copper:  coppei 
anodes  for  electrolytic 
refining 

Refined  copper  and 
copper  alios s.  unwrought: 

Turning,  drilling,  reaming, 
threading,  deburring  and 
sandblasting  of  forged 
blanks  the  value  of  which 
does  not  exceed  35% 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. 
However,  welded  angles, 
shapes  and  sections  of 
heading  No  7301  may  not  be 
used 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of all  the  materials  of 
heading  No  73 15 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; 
-  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 
with in a heading  other  than 
that  of  the  product 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the 
materials  used  are  classified 
within  a heading  other  than 
that  of  the  product 

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HS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2)  . 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Refined  copper 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used  are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 

-  Copper alloys and 
refined  copper  containing 
other elements 

Manufacture  from  refined 
copper, unwrought,  or waste 
and scrap of copper 

7404 

Copper waste and scrap 

7405 

Master alloys of copper 

ex Chapter  75  Nickel  and articles 
thereof; except  for: 

7501 to 7503 

Nickel  mattes, nickel 
oxide sinters and other 
intermediate products of 
nickel  metallurgy; 
unwrought nickel; nickel 
waste and scrap 

ex Chapter  76 

Aluminium  and  articles 
thereof; except  for: 

760 

Unwrought  aluminium 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used  are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within  a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  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 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials  used are 
classified  within  a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  the value of all the 
materials used  does not 
exceed  50% of the ex-works 
price of the product 

Manufacture  by thermal or 
electrolytic treatment  from 
unalloyed  aluminium  or 
waste and scrap of 
aluminium 

7602 

Aluminium  waste or scrap  Manufacture  in which  all the 

materials used are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 

pnilO  annex  2  page  (>5 

IV 

IIS heading 
. 
No. 

(I) 

ex 7616 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Aluminium  articles other 
than gauze, cloth, grill, 
netting,  fencing, 
reinforcing  fabric  and 
similar  materials 
(including endless  bands) 
of aluminium  wire, and 
expanded  metal of 
aluminium 

Chapter 77 

Reserved  for  possible 
future  use in  HS 

ex Chapter  78 

Lead and articles thereof; 
except  for: 

780! 

Unwrought  lead: 

-  Refined  lead 

Other 

7802 

Lead waste and  scrap 

ex Chapter  79 

Zinc and articles thereof; 
except  for: 

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  (including 
endless bands) of aluminium 
wire, or expanded metal of 
aluminium  may be used; 
-  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; 
-  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 

Manufacture  in which all 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 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials  used are 
classified  within  a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  the value of all the 
materials  used  does not 
exceed  50% of the ex-works 
price of the product 

pidl3  annex  2  page  61 

1% 

I IS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(I) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

7901 

Unwrought  zinc 

7902-

Zinc waste and scrap 

ex Chapter 80 

Tin and articles thereof; 
except  for: 

8001 

Unwrought tin 

8002 and 8007  Tin waste and scrap; other 

articles of tin 

Chapter  81 

Other base metals; 
cermets; articles thereof: 

-  Other base metals, 
wrought; articles  thereof 

-  Other 

ex Chapter 82 

Tools,  implements, 
cutlery, spoons and  forks, 
of base metal; parts 
thereof  of base metal; 
except  for: 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product. 
However, waste and scrap of 
heading No 7902 may not be 
used 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within  a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  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. 
However, waste and scrap of 
heading No 8002 may not be 
used 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of all the materials 
classified  within  the same 
heading as the product 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 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 

prul3  annex  2  page  65 

ii<r 

HS  heading 
No. 

Description  of-product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originating 
' 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

" 

( I) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

8206 

8207 

8208 

ex  8211 

8214 

Tools  of  two  or  more  of 
the  heading  Nos  8202  to 
8205,  put  up  in sets  for 
retail  sale 

Interchangeable  tools  for 
hand  tools,  whether  or  not 
power-operated,  or  for 
machine-tools  (for 
example,  for  pressing, 
stamping,  punching, 
tapping,  threading, 
drilling,  boring, 
broaching,  milling, 
turning,  or  screwdriving), 
including  dies  for 
drawing  or  extruding 
metal,  and  rock  drilling  or 
earth  boring  tools 

Knives  and  cutting 
blades,  for  machines  or 
for  mechanical  appliances 

Knives  with  cutting 
blades,  serrated  or  not 
(including  pruning 
knives),  other  than  knives 
of  heading  No  8208 

Other  articles  of  cutlery 
(for  example,  hair 
clippers,  butchers'  or 
kitchen  cleavers, 
choppers  and  mincing 
knives,  paper  knives); 
manicure  or  pedicure  sets 
and  instruments 
(including  nail  files) 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the 
materials  used  are  classified 
within  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 
not  exceed  15% of the  ex-
works  price  of  the  set 

Manufacture  in  which: 
-  all  the  materials  used  are 
classified  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product; 
-  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  within  a  heading 
other  than  that  of  the 
product; 
-  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 
within  a heading  other  than 
that  of the  product. 
However,  knife  blades  and 
handles  of  base  metal  may 
be  used 

Manufacture  in  which  all  the 
materials  used  are  classified 
within  a heading  other  than 
that  of  the  product. 
However,  handles  of  base 
metal  may  be  used 

piiil5  annex  3  page  (" 

/?& 

HSheadin; 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

( I) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

8215 

Spoons, forks,  ladles, 
skimmers, cake-servers, 
fish-knives, butter-knives, 
sugar tongs and  similar 
kitchen  or tableware 

ex Chapter 83 

Miscellaneous articles of 
base metal; except  for: 

ex  8302 

Other mountings,  fittings 
and similar  articles 
suitable  for buildings, and 
automatic door closers 

ex  8306 

Statuettes  and  other 
ornaments, of base metal 

ex Chapter 84 

Nuclear  reactors, boilers, 
machinery  and 
mechanical  appliances; 
parts thereof; except  for: 

ex S40 

Nuclear  fuel  elements 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product. 
However, handles of base 
metal may be used 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product. 
However, the other materials 
of heading No 8302 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 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: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within  a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  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 
within  a heading other than 
that of the  product1 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
used docs  not exceed  30% of 
the ex-works  price of the 
product 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the  materials 
used  does  not exceed  30% of 
the ex-works  price  of the 
product 

I h is  m ie  •  F. 

: p p i\  m i' 

' 

;  !  1  V C C I U KT  l'»"S. 

/4 ff 

I IS heading 
No. 

( i: 

8402 

8403 and ex 
8404 

8406 

8407 

8408 

8409 

8411 

8412 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
used  does not exceed 25%) 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  25% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

Steam  or other vapour 
generating boilers (other 
than central heating hot 
water boilers capable also 
of producing  low pressure 
steam); super heated 
water boilers 

Central  heating boilers 
other than those of 
heading No 8402 and 
auxiliary  plant for  central 
heating boilers 
Steam  turbines and other 
vapour turbines 

Spark-ignition 
reciprocating  or rotary 
internal  combustion 
piston  engines 

Compression-ignition 
internal  combustion 
piston  engines (diesel or 
semi-diesel engines) 

Parts suitable for use 
solely or principally with 
the engines of heading No 
8407 or 8408 

Turbo-jets, turbo 
propellers and other gas 
turbines 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  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 
within a heading other than 
heading No 8403 or 8404 

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 

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: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within  a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  the value of all the 
materials used does not 
exceed 40% of the ex-works 
price of the product 

Other engines and  motors  Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed  40% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

pn>l5  annex  2  page  6S 

C 
\*ft 

Description  of product 

Working or processing  carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

HS heading 
No. 

( I) 

ex 8413 

Rotary  positive 
displacement  pumps 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed  25%> of 
the ex-works  price of the 
product 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed 25% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed  25% 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; 
-  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  within  a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  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: 
-  all the materials  used are 
classified  within  a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  the value of all the 
materials used does not 
exceed 40%> of the ex-works 
price of the product; 
-  the value of all the non-
originating materials used 
does not exceed  the value of 
the originating  materials 
used 

ex 8414 

Industrial  fans,  blowers 
and the like 

Air conditioning 
machines, comprising a 
motor-driven  fan  and 
elements for changing the 
temperature and 
humidity,  including those 
machines  in which  the 
humidity cannot be 
separately  regulated 

Refrigerators,  freezers 
and other refrigerating  or 
freezing  equipment, 
electric or other; heat 
pumps other than air 
conditioning  machines of 
heading No 8415 

8415 

8418 

ex  84 19 

Machines  for wood, paper  Manufacture: 
pulp and  paperboard 
industries 

-  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 
limit, 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 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the  materials 
used does not exceed  30% of 
the ex-works  price of the 
product 

piolO  annex  2  page  6'» 

i^l 

IIS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originatim 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

8420 

842: 

Calendering or other 
rolling machines, other 
than  for  metals or glass, 
and  cylinders  therefor 

Weighing  machinery 
(excluding  balances of a 
sensitivity  of 5 eg or 
better),  including  weight 
operated  counting or 
checking  machines; 
weighing machine 
weights of all kinds 

8425 to  8428 

Lifting,  handling,  loading 
or unloading  machinery 

8429 

Self-propelled  bulldozers, 
angledozers, graders, 
levellers, scrapers, 
mechanical  shovels, 
excavators, shovel 
loaders, tamping 
machines and  road 
rollers: 

-  Road  rollers 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the  materials 
used  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  25%o of 
the ex-works  price of the 
product 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
used 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; 
-  where, within  the above 
limit, 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 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within  a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  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; 
-  where, within  the above 
limit, the materials  classified 
within  heading No 843 1  are 
only used up to a value of 
10% of the ex-works  price 
of the product 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of all the  materials 
used does not exceed  40% ot 
the ex-works  price of the 
product 

prnl3  annex  2  pane 70 

IIS  head ins 

Description  of  product 

N o. 

Working  or  processing  carried  oui  on  non-originatim 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

( I) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

Other 

8430 

ex  843 

8439 

Other  moving,  grading, 
levelling,  scraping, 
excavating,  tamping, 
compacting,  extracting  or 
boring  machinery,  for 
earth,  minerals  or  ores; 
pile-drivers  and  pile-
extractors:  snow-ploughs 
and  snow-blowers 

Parts  suitable  for  use 
solely  or  principally  with 
road  rollers 

Machinery  for  making 
pulp  of  fibrous  cellulosic 
material  or  for  making  or 
finishing  paper  or 
paperboard 

844 

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  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  30%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  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  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; 
-  where,  within  the  above 
limit,  the  materials  classified 
within  heading  No  843 1 are 
only  used  up  to  a value  of 
10% 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; 
-  where,  within  the  above 
limit,  the  value  of  the 
materials  classified  within 
heading  No  8431  are  only 
used  up to  a value  of  10% 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; 
-  where,  within  the  above 
limit,  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 

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 
limit,  the  materials  classified 
within  the  same  heading  as 
the  product  are  oniy  used  up 
to  a value  of  25% of  the  ex-
works  price  of  the  product 

prol3  annex  2  page 

MS  headins 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

8444 to 8447 

Machines of these 
headings for  use in the 
textile  industry 

ex  8448 

8452 

Auxiliary  machinery  for 
use with machines of 
headings Nos 8444 and 
8445 

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 

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 

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  in assembling the head 
(without  motor) does not 
exceed the value of the 
originating materials used; 
-  the thread tension, crochet 
and zigzag mechanisms used 
are already  originating 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed  40% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

8456 to 
8466 

8469 to 8472 

Machine-tools and 
machines and their parts 
and accessories of 
headings 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 

Officejnachines  (for 
example, typewriters, 
calculating  machines, 
automatic  data processing 
machines,  duplicating 
machines,  stapling 
machines) 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the  materials 
used does not exceed  40% of 
the ex-works  price of the 
product 

pnil5  annex  2  page  70 

- 9 ^1 

ITS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2). 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

8480 

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 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 25% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

j 

j 

8482 

Ball or roller bearings 

8484 

8485 

Gaskets and similar joints 
of metal  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; mechanical 
seals 

Machinery parts, not 
containing  electrical 
connectors, insulators, 
coils, contacts or other 
electrical  features, not 
specified  or  included 
elsewhere  in this Chapter 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  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 

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: 

Manufacture  in which 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within  a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  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  30% c 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

pi-di3 annex  2  page  73 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

H S heading 
No. 

(1) 

8501 

Electric motors and 
generators  (excluding 
generating sets) 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
used 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  30%> of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed 25%> of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
used  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; 
-  where, within the above 
limit, the materials  classified 
within heading No 8503 are 
only used up to a value of 
10% 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; 
-  where, within the above 
limit, the materials  classified 
within  heading No 8501 or 
8503, taken together, are 
only used up to a value of 
10%-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; 
-  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 

8502 

Electric generating sets 
and  rotary  converters 

ex  8504 

Power supply  units  for 
automatic  data-processins 
machines 

ex 8518 

8519 

Microphones  and  stands 
therefor;  loudspeakers, 
whether or not  mounted 
in their enclosures; audio 
frequency  electric 
amplifiers;  electric sound 
amplifier  sets 

Turntables  (record-
decks), record-players, 
cassette- players  and 
other  sound  reproducing 
apparatus, not 
incorporating  a sound 
recording  device 

pro13  annex  2  page 7-1 

2' 

1-1S  heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried out  on  non-originating 
materials that confers originating status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
used 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  30%> of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

8520 

852 

8522 

85: 

8524 

Magnetic tape recorders 
and other sound  recording 
apparatus, whether or not 
incorporating a sound 
reproducing  device 

Video recording or 
reproducing apparatus, 
whether or not 
incorporating a video 
tuner 

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 product; 
-  where the value of all the 
non-originating  materials 
used does not exceed  the 
value of the originating 
materials used 

Parts and  accessories 
suitable  for  use solely or 
principally  with the 
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 

Prepared  unrecorded 
media  for  sound 
recording or similar 
recording of other 
phenomena, other than 
products of Chapter 37 

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 

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 

prot3  annex  2  page  7: 

2^5" 

I IS  hcadins 
No. 

Description  of  product 

Working  or  processing  carried  out  on  non-originatins 
materials  that  confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

-  Other 

Transmission  apparatus 
for  radio-telephony, 
radio-telegraphy,  radio 
broadcasting  or 
television,  whether  or  not 
incorporating  reception 
apparatus  or  sound 
recording  or  reproducing 
apparatus;  television 
cameras;  still  image  video 
cameras  and  other  video 
camera  recorders 

Radar  apparatus,  radio 
navigational  aid  apparatus 
and  radio  remote  control 
apparatus 

Reception  apparatus  for 
radio-telephony,  radio- 
telegraphy  or  radio 
broadcasting,  whether  or 
not  combined,  in  the  same 
housing,  with  sound 
recording  or  reproducing 
apparatus  or  a clock 

Reception  apparatus  for 
television,  whether  or  not 
incorporating  radio 
broadcast  receivers  or 
sound  or  video  recording 
or  reproducing  apparatus: 
video  monitors  and  video 
projectors 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  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  2 5%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  2 5%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  2 5%  of 
the  ex-works  price  of  the 
product 

Manufacture  in  which  the 
value  of  all  the  materials 
used  does  not  exceed  2 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; 
-  where,  within  the  above 
limit,  the  materials  classified 
within  heading  No  8523  are 
only  used  up  to  a value  of 
10% 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; 
-  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  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 

8525 

8526 

8527 

S 52 S 

p i . .i 

1 

£.-

Description  of product 

Working or processing  carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that  confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

HS heading 
No. 

( I) 

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 

Other 

8535 and  8536 

Electrical  apparatus  for 
sw itching or  protecting 
electrical  circuits, or for 
making connections to or 
in electrical  circuits 

8537 

Boards, 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 electricity, 
including those 
incorporating  instruments 
or apparatus of Chapter 
90, and  numerical  control 
apparatus, other than 
switching apparatus of 
heading  No 8517 

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; 
-  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, within  the above 
limit, the materials  classified 
within  heading No 8538 are 
only used up to a value of 
10% 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; 
-  where, within  the above 
limit, the materials  classified 
within  heading No 8538 are 
only  used  up to a value of 
10% of the ex-works  price 
of the  product 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed 25%> of 
the ex-works  price of the 
product 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the  materials 
used  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  30% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

pinl5  annex  2  page  77 

2. pi-

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out  on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

H S heading 
No. 

(1) 

ex 8541 

Diodes, transistors and 
similar  semi-conductor 
devices, except wafers  not 
yet cut  into chips 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed  25%> of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the  materials 
used does not exceed 25%> 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; 
-  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; 
-  where, within the above 
limit, the materials  classified 
within heading No 8541 or 
8542, taken together, are 
only used up to a value of 
10% 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 

8542 

Electronic  integrated 
circuits and 
microassemblies 

Insulated  (including 
enamelled  or anodised) 
wire, cable  (including 
coaxial cable) and other 
insulated  electric 
conductors, whether or 
not fitted  with  connectors; 
optical fibre cables, made 
up of  individually 
sheathed  fibres,  whether 
or not assembled  with 
electric conductors or 
fitted  with  connectors 

'8544 

8545 

Carbon  electrodes, carbon  Manufacture  in which the 
value of all the materials 
brushes,  lamp carbons, 
battery carbons and other 
used does not exceed 40% of 
articles of graphite or 
the ex-works price of the 
other carbon, with  or 
product 
without  metal, of a kind 
used  for  electrical 
purposes 

8546 

Electrical  insulators of 
anv  material 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed  40% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

prol3  annex  2  page  7S 

lS 

Description  of product 

Working or processing  carried  out on  non-originatim 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(2). 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

HS heading 
No. 

(1) 

8547 

8548 

Insulating fittings for 
electrical  machines, 
appliances or equipment, 
being fittings  wholly of 
insulating materials apart 
from  any minor 
components of metal  (for 
example, threaded 
sockets)  incorporated 
during moulding solely 
for  purposes of assembly 
other than  insulators of 
heading No 8546; 
electrical  conduit tubing 
and joints therefor,  of 
base metal  lined with 
insulating material 

Waste and scrap of 
primary cells, primary 
batteries and electric 
accumulators; spent 
primary cells, spent 
primary  batteries and 
spent electric 
accumulators; electrical 
parts of machinery or 
apparatus, not specified  or 
included  elsewhere  in this 
Chapter 

ex Chapter 86  Railway  or tramway 

8608 

locomotives,  rolling-stock 
and  parts thereof; railway 
or tramway track  fixtures 
and fittings  and parts 
thereof; mechanical 
(including electro 
mechanical)  traffic 
signaling equipment  of all 
kinds; except  for: 

Railway  or tramway track 
fixtures and  fittings; 
mechanical  (including 
electro-mechanical) 
signalling, safety  or 
traffic  control  equipment 
for  railways, tramways, 
roads,  inland  waterways, 
parking  facilities,  port 
installations  or  airfields; 
parts of the  foregoing 

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 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the  materials 
used  does not exceed  30% 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; 
-  the value of all the 
materials used does not 
exceed 40% of the ex-works 
price of the product 

pi.a.O  annex  2  page  79 

7^f 

H S heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(I) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex Chapter 87 

Vehicles other than 
railway or tramway 
rolling-stock,  and parts 
and accessories thereof; 
except  for: 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed 40%> of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

8709 

8710 

871 

Works trucks, self-
propelled, not fitted with 
lifting  or handling 
equipment, of the type 
used  in  factories, 
warehouses, dock areas or 
airports for short distance 
transport of goods; 
tractors of the type used 
on railway station 
platforms; parts of the 
foregoing  vehicles 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  the value of all the 
materials used does not 
exceed 40% of the ex-works 
price of the product 

Tanks and other armoured  Manufacture  in which: 
fighting  vehicles, 
motorized, whether or not 
fitted with weapons, and 
parts of such vehicles 

-  all the materials used are 
classified  within a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  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 211 the materials 
used 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  30%> of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

Motorcycles  (including 
mopeds) and cycles fitted 
with  an auxiliary  motor, 
with or without side-cars; 
side-cars: 

-  With  reciprocating 
internal  combustion 
piston  engine of a 
cylinder  capacity: 

— Not exceeding  50 cc 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
used 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 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 

prol.3 annex  2  page 80 

%ie> 

FIS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

-  Exceeding 50 cc 

Other 

ex 8712 

Bicycles without ball 
bearings 

8715 

Baby carriages and parts 
thereof 

8716 

Trailers and semi-trailers; 
other vehicles, not 
mechanically  propelled; 
parts thereof 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed 25% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
used 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  30% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of all the materials 
used 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  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; 
-  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  from  materials 
not classified  in heading No 
8714 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  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  within  a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  the value of all the 
materials used does not 
exceed 40% of the ex-works 
price of the product 

ex Chapter  88  Aircraft,  spacecraft,  and 
parts thereof; except  for: 

Manufacture  in which  all the  Manufacture  in which  the 
materials used  are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the  product 

value of all the materials 
used does not exceed  40% of 
the ex-works  price of the 
product 

prot3 annex  2  page S1 

1l\ 

IIS headim 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(i 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex  8804 

Rotochutes 

Manufacture  from  materials  Manufacture  in which  the 
of any heading  including 
other materials of heading 
No 8804 

value of all the materials 
used  does not exceed 40% 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 all the  Manufacture  in which  the 
materials used are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 

value of all the materials 
used  does not exceed  30%> of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

Chapter  89 

Ships, boats and  floating 
structures 

Manufacture  in which all the  Manufacture  in which the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product. 
However, hulls of heading 
No 8906 may not be used 

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  30% of 
the ex-works  price of the 
product 

ex Chapter 90 

900: 

9002 

0004 

Optical, photographic, 
cinematographic, 
measuring, checking, 
precision, medical or 
surgical  instruments and 
apparatus; parts and 
accessories  thereof; 
except  for: 

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 

Lenses, prisms, mirrors 
and  other optical 
elements, of any material, 
mounted,  being parts of 
or fittings for  instruments 
or apparatus, other than 
such  elements of glass not 
optically  worked 

Spectacles, goggles and 
the  like, corrective, 
protective  or other 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within  a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  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 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all  the  materials 
used  does not  exceed 40% 
the ex-works  price of the 
product 

p i d l5  annex  3  pais.  X ' 

2  il 

Description  eT product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

HS heading 
No. 

(1) 

ex 9005 

Binoculars, monoculars, 
other optical  telescopes, 
and  mountings  therefor, 
except  for  astronomical 
refracting  telescopes and 
mountings  therefor 

ex 9006 

Photographic (other than 
cinematographic) 
cameras; photographic 
flashlight  apparatus and 
flashbulbs  other than 
electrically  ignited 
flashbulbs 

9007 

Cinematographic  cameras 
and  projectors,  whether or 
not  incorporating  sound 
recording or  reproducing 
apparatus 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed  30%> e 
the ex-works  price of the 
product 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the  materials 
used does not exceed 3(#'o 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of all the materials 
used  does not exceed 30% 
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; 
-  the value of all the 
materials used does not 
exceed 40% of the ex-works 
price of the product; 
-  the value of all the non-
originating materials used 
does not exceed  the value of 
the originating  materials 
used 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  the value of all the 
materials used does not 
exceed 40%> of the ex-works 
price of the product; 
-  the value of all the non-
originating materials used 
does not exceed  the value of 
the originating  materials 
used 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials  used are 
classified  within  a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  the value of all the 
materials used does not 
exceed 40% of the ex-works 
price of the product; 
-  the value of all the non-
originating  materials used 
does not exceed  the value of 
the originating  materials 
used 

• I ;  annex  2  pa: 

50M 

I IS headins 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed  30%> 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; 
-  the value of all the 
materials used does not 
exceed 40% of the ex-works 
price of the product; 
-  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 

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 

901 

Compound  optical 
microscopes,  including 
those  for 
photomicrography, 
cinephotomicrography or 
microprojection 

ex 9014 

Other  navigational 
instruments and 
appliances 

9015 

9016 

9017 

Surveying  (including 
photogrammetrical 
surveying), hydrographie, 
océanographie, 
hydrological, 
meteorological  or 
geophysical  instruments 
and  appliances, excluding 
compasses;  rangefinders 

Balances of a sensitivity 
of 5 eg or better, with or 
without  weights 

Drawing, marking-out  or 
mathematical  calculating 
instruments (for 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 

prol3 annex  2  page  SI 

Z4<> 

IIS  heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

9018 

Instruments and 
appliances  used in 
medical, surgical, dental 
or veterinary sciences, 
including  scintigraphic 
apparatus, other electro 
medical apparatus and 
sight-testing  instruments: 

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 25%T)f 
the ex-works  price of the 
product 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all  the  materials 
used does not exceed 25%> of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of all  the  materials 
used does not exceed  25%» of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

-  Dentists' chairs 
incorporating dental 
appliances or dentists' 
spittoons 

Manufacture  from  materials 
of any heading, including 
other materials of heading 
No 9018 

Other 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  the value of all the 
materials used does not 
exceed 40%> of the  ex-works  t 
price of the product 

Mechano-therapy 
appliances; massage 
apparatus; psychological 
aptitude-testing  apparatus; 
ozone therapy, oxygen 
therapy, aerosol  therapy, 
artificial  respiration  or 
other therapeutic 
respiration  apparatus 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  the value of all  the 
materials used does not 
exceed 40% of the  ex-works 
price of the  product 

Other  breathing 
appliances and gas masks, 
excluding  protective 
masks having neither 
mechanical  parts nor 
replaceable filters 

Machines and  appliances 
for testing the hardness, 
strength,  compressibility, 
elasticity  or other 
mechanical  properties of 
materials (for  example, 
metals, wood, textiles, 
paper,  plastics) 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials used are 
classified  within a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  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 

9019 

9020 

9024 

p i n l5  annex  2  page  X5 

o  tr 

IIS headins 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

9025 

9026 

9027 

9028 

Hydrometers and similar 
floating  instruments, 
thermometers, 
pyrometers, barometers, 
hygrometers and 
psychrometers, recording 
or not, and any 
combination  of these 
instruments 

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);  instruments 
and  apparatus  for 
measuring  or 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 

Gas, liquid or electricity 
supply  or production 
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 

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 

proli  annex  2  page NO 

?//£ 

I IS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

( I) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the  materials 
used does not exceed  30%> of 
the ex-works  price of the 
product 

Other 

Revolution  counters, 
production  counters, 
taximeters, mileometers, 
pedometers and the like; 
speed  indicators and 
tachometers, other than 
those of heading Nos 
9014or9015; 
stroboscopes 

Oscilloscopes,  spectrum 
analysers and other 
instruments  and  apparatus 
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 

Automatic  regulating or 
controlling  instruments 
and  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 

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 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed  40% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

Parts and accessories (not  Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
specified  or  included 
used does not exceed  40% of 
elsewhere  in this Chapter) 
the ex-works  price of the 
for  machines, appliances, 
product 
instruments  or apparatus 
of Chapter 90 

9029 

9030 

903 

9032 

9033 

p m l3  annex  2  page  X7 

? , f> 

1 IS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

ex Chapter 91  Clocks and watches and 
parts thereof; except  for: 

9105 

Other clocks 

9109 

Clock  movements, 
complete and  assembled 

9110 

Complete watch or clock 
movements,  unassembled 
or partly  assembled 
(movement sets); 
incomplete watch or 
clock  movements, 
assembled; rough  watch 
or clock  movements 

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 

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 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, within the above 
limit, the materials  classified 
within heading No 9114 are 
only used  up to a value of 
10% 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; 
-  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  30%> of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of all the materials 
used 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 30%> of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed  30% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

noi5  annex  2  page  SS 

n 

/<3 

H S heading 
No. 

(0 

9112 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originatim 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(2). 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Clock cases and cases of a  Manufacture  in which: 
similar type for other 
goods of this Chapter, and 
parts thereof 

-  all the materials used are 
classified  within  a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  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  30%> of 
the ex-works  price of the 
product 

9113 

Watch straps, watch 
bands and watch 
bracelets, and parts 
thereof: 

-  Of base metal, whether 
or not gold- or silver-
plated, or of metal clad 
with  precious metal 

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 

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 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

Other 

Chapter 92 

Musical  instruments; 
parts and accessories of 
such  articles 

Chapter  93 

Arms and  ammunition; 
parts and  accessories 
thereof 

ex Chapter  94 

Furniture; bedding, 
mattresses, mattress 
supports, cushions and 
similar  stuffed 
furnishings;  lamps and 
lighting fittings,  not 
elsewhere  specified  or 
included;  illuminated 
signs,  illuminated  name-
plates and  the like; 
prefabricated  buildings; 
except  for: 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the  materials 
used  does not exceed  40% of 
the ex works  price of the 
product 

pro 13  annex  2  page <S'> 

^ 

/ *? 

IIS heading 
No. 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

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 all the 
materials used are  classified 
in 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; 
-  all the other materials used 
are already originating and 
are classified  in a heading 
other than 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 

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 

Manufacture  in which the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed  50%> of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

ex Chapter 95 

Toys, games and sports 
requisites; parts and 
accessories thereof; 
except  for: 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

950: 

Other 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 the 
product; 
-  the value of all the 
materials used does not 
exceed  50% of the ex-works 
price of the product 

prol5  annex  2  page 90 

V  7 

Description  of product 

Working or processing carried out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

IIS heading 
No. 

(1) 

ex 9506 

Golf clubs and parts 
thereof 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials  used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product. 
However, roughly  shaped 
blocks for making golf club 
heads may be used 

Manufacture  in which  all the 
materials used are  classified 
within a heading other than 
that of the product 

ex Chapter 96 

Miscellaneous 
manufactured  articles; 
except  for: 

ex 9601 and 
ex 9602 

Articles of animal, 
vegetable or mineral 
carving  materials 

Manufacture  from  "worked" 
carving materials of the 
same heading 

ex 9603 

9605 

9606 

9612 

Brooms and  brushes 
(except  for besoms and 
the  like and  brushes made 
from  marten  or squirrel 
hair), hand-operated 
mechanical  floor 
sweepers, not  motorized, 
paint pads and rollers, 
squeegees and  mops 

Travel  sets for  personal 
toilet, sewing or shoe or 
clothes cleaning 

Buttons,  press-fasteners, 
snap-fasteners  and press-
studs, button  moulds and 
other parts of these 
articles; button  blanks 

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 the 
value of all the materials 
used does not exceed  50% of 
the ex-works price of the 
product 

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 

Manufacture  in which: 
-  all the materials  used are 
classified  within  a heading 
other than that of the 
product; 
-  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; 
-  the value of all the 
materials used  does not 
exceed  50% of the  ex-works 
price of the product 

prol.3  annex  2  page 91 

IIS  heading 
No. 

(1) 

ex 9613 

Description  of  product 

Working or processing carried  out on  non-originating 
materials that confers  originating  status 

(2) 

(3) 

or 

(4) 

Lighters with piezo-
igniter 

Manufacture  in which  the 
value of all the materials of 
heading No 9613 used does 
not exceed 30% of the ex-
works price of the product 

ex 9614 

Smoking pipes and  pipe 
bowls 

Manufacture  from  roughly 
shaped  blocks 

Chapter  97 

Works of art, collectors' 
pieces and  antiques 

Manufacture  in which all the 
materials used are  classified 
within  a heading other than 
that of the product 

prot3  annex  2  page  l>2 

O  1 

Annex HI 

Movement certificate  EUR. 1  and application for a movement certificate  EUR. 1 

Printing  instructions 

Each form  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. 

The competent authorities of the Member States of the Community  and of Jordan 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. 

prot3  annex  3  page  I 

O  ^  X 

1.  Exporter  (name, full  address, country) 

MOVEMENT  CERTIFICATE 

EUR.1 

NO A 

000.000 

See notes overleaf before completing this form 

3.Consignee  (name, full  address,  country) (Optional) 

2.  Certificate  used in preferential  trade  between 

and 

(insert appropriate countries, group 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;  Marks  and  numbers;  Number  and  kind  of  package  ( ); Description  of  goods 

9.  Gross 

weight  (kg) 
or  other 
measure 
(litres, 
m3,etc.) 

10.  Invoices 

(Optional) 

11.  CUSTOMS  ENDORSEMENT 
Declaration  certified 
Export  document  ( ) 

Form 
Customs  office 
Issuing  country  or  territory 

Date 

No 

, 

12. DECLARATION BY THE EXPORTER 

I,  the undersigned,  declare  that  the goods desc 
ribed  above  meet  die  conditions  required  for  the 
issue  of  this  certificate. 

Stamp 

Place  and  date 

(Signature) 

(Signature) 

(  )  If goods  arc  not  packed,  indicate  number  of  articles  or slate  "in  bulk"  as  appropriate. 
(')  For  example,  import  documents,  movement  certificates,  manufacturer's  declarations,  etc.  referring  to  the  products  used  in 

manufacture  or  Io the  goods  re-exported  in  the  same  stale. 

prot3 annex  3  page 2 

7  I If 

13.  Request  for  verification,  to: 

14. Result  of  verification 

Verification  of  die authenticity  and  accuracy  of  this certificate  is 
requested 

•  does  not meet  the  requirements  as to authenticity  and  accuracy 

(see  remarks  appended). 

Verification  carried  out  shows  that  this certificate  ( ) 

• 

was issued  by the customs office  indicated  and  that the 

information  contained  therein  is accurate. 

(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 certificate  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. 

prol3  annex  3  page  3 

22*" 

APPLICATION  FOR  A MOVEMENT  CERTIFICATE 

1.  Exporter  (name, full  address, coivitry)  (Optional) 

3.Consignee  (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 or group  of countries  or  territories) 

4.Country,  group of 

5.  Country,  group of 

countries  or territory  in 
which the  products  are 
considered  as  originating 

countries  or territory  of 
destination 

6.Transport  details  (Optional) 

7.  Remarks 

8.Item number;  Marks  and  numbers;  Number  and  kind of package  ( ); Description  of  goods 

9.  Gross 

mass  (kg) 
or  other 
measure 
(litres, 
m3,  etc.) 

10.  Invoices 
(Optional) 

(')  If goods  are  not  packed,  indicate  number  of articles  or state "in  bulk"  as  appropriate. 

prot3 annex  3  page 4 

7  1 c 

DECLARATION  BY  ME 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 V) 

UNDERTAKE 

to  submit,  at  the  request  of the  appropriate  authorities,  any  supporting  evidence 
;iuire  for  the  purpose  of  issuing  the  attached 
which  these  authorities  may 
;tred, to  agree to any  inspection  of  my  accounts 
certificate,  and  undertake,  if r 
of manufacture  of the above goods, carried ou 
and to any check on the proce 
by the said  authorities; 

REQUEST 

the  issue of the attached  certificate  for thi 

*oods. 

(Place and  date) 

(Signature) 

(l)  For example,  import  documents,  movement  certificates,  manufacturer  declarations, etc. referring  to the 
manufacture  or to the goods  re-exported  in the same state. 

products used  in 

prot3 annex  3  page 5 

- ) *! 

Annex  IV 

_  " 

Invoice  declaration 

The  invoice  declaration,  the text of which  is given below,  must be  made out  in  accordance 
with  the  footnotes.  However,  the footnotes  do not have to be  reproduced. 

English  version 

The  exporter  of the products  covered  by  this document  (customs  authorization  No  ...  (1)) 
declares  that,  except  where otherwise  clearly  indicated,  these products  are  of  ...  preferential 
origin  (2) 

Spanish  version 

El exportador  de  los productos  incluidos  en el présente documento  (autorizaciôn aduanera  n° 
...  (1)) déclara  que,  salvo  indicaciôn  en  sentido contrario,  estos productos  gozan de un  origen 
preferencial  ...  (2) 

Danish  version 

Eksportoren af  varer,  der er  omfattet  af  naervaerende dokument,  (toldmyndighedernes  tilladelse 
nr.  ...  (1)) erklasrer,  at varerne,  medmindre  andet tydeligt er  angivet,  har 
prasferenceoprindelse  i  ...  (2). 

German  version 

Der  Ausfuhrer  (Ermachtigter  Ausfufirer;  Bewilligungs-Nr.  ...  (1))'  der  Waren,  auf  die  sich 
dieses  Handelspapier  bezieht,  erklàrt,  dass  diese Waren,  soweit  nicht  anders  angegeben, 
pràferenzbegùnstigte  ...  Ursprungswaren  sind  (2) 

Greek  version 

O e^crycoYéaç TCOV npo'idvrojv nou  KoÀûrrrovrai and  TO napôv éyypacpo (dôeia leÀcoveiou 
un'apiG 
etvai npoxi(jr|0"iaKriq  KaTaywYne, .... (2). 

( 1 )) 5nAO)vei ÔTI, EKTÔC, edv ônAûûveiai aacpobq dAAcoq, xa npo'io\A"a auid 

prctO  annex  A  page  1 

iVS 

French  version 

L'exportateur  des produits  couverts par  le présent document  (autorisation  douanière 
n°  ...  (l))déclare  que,  sauf  indication claire du contraire,  ces produits  ont  l'origine 
préférentielle  ../ (2). 

Italian  version 

L'esportatore délie merci contemplate  nel présente documento  (autorizzazione  doganale 
n.  ...  (1)  dichiara  che,  salvo indicazione contraria,  le merci  sono di  origine 
preferenziale  ...  (2). 

Dutch  version 

De exporteur  van de goederen  waarop dit document  van toepassing  is (douanevergunning  nr. 
...  (1))' verklaart  dat,  behoudens  uitdrukkelijke  andersluidende  vermelding,  deze goederen  van 
preferentiële  ...  oorsprong  zijn  (2). 

Portuguese  version 

O  abaixo  assinado,  exportador  dos produtos  cobertos pelo présente documento  (autorizaçâo 
aduaneira  n°  ...  (1)) déclara que,  salvo expressamente  indicado em contrario,  estes  produtos 
sào de origem preferencial  ...  (2) 

Finnish  version 

Tassa  asiakirjassa  mainittujen  tuotteiden  viejà  (tullin lupan:o  ...  (1))  ilmoittaa,  ettà nàmà 
tuotteet  ovat,  ellei toisin  oie selvàsti merkitty,  etuuskohteluun  oikeutettuja  ... 
alkuperàtuotteita  (2) 

Swedish  version 

Exportôren  av de  varor  som omfattas  av detta dokument  (tullmyndighetens  tillstând 
nr.  ...  (l))fôrsàkrar  att dessa  varor,  om inte annat tydligt  markerats,  har  fôrmânsberàttigande 
...  ursprung  (2) 

proi3  annex  A  page 2 

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Arabie version 

(Place and date) 

(3) 

(4) 

(Signature of the exporter; 
in addition the name of the 
person signing the 
declaration has to be 
indicated in clear script) 

(1)  When  the  invoice  declaration  is made  out  by  an  approved  exporter  within  the  meaning  of  Article  21  of  the 
Protocol, the authorization  number of the approved exporter must be entered  in this space.  When the  invoice 
declaration  is not made out by an approved  exporter, the words  in brackets shall  be omitted  or the space  left 
blank 

(2)  Origin  of  products  to  be  indicated.  When  the  invoice  declaration  relates  in  whole  or  part,  to  products 
originating  in Ceuta and  Melilla  within  the meaning of Article  36 of the  Protocol,  the  exporter  must  clearly 
indicate them  in the document on which the declaration  is made out by means of the symbol "CM" 

(3) 

These  indications may be omitted  if the information  is contained  on the document  itself. 

(4) 

See  Article  20(5)  of  the  Protocol.  In  cases  where  the  exporter  is  not  required  to  sign,  the  exemption  of 
signature also  implies the exemption  of the name of the signatory 

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JOINT DECLARATION 
CONCERNING  THE PRINCIPALITY OF ANDORRA 

1. 

Products originating  in the Principality of Andorra falling  within Chapters 25 to 97 of 
the Harmonized  System shall be accepted by Jordan as originating in the Community 
within the meaning of this Agreement. 

2. 

Protocol 3 shall apply mutatis mutandis for the purpose of defining  the originating status 
of the abovementioned products. 

JOINT DECLARATION 
CONCERNING THE REPUBLIC OF SAN MARINO 

1. 

2. 

Products originating  in the Republic of San Marino shall be accepted by Jordan as 
originating  in the Community within the meaning of this Agreement. 

Protocol 3 shall apply mutatis mutandis for the purpose of defining the originating status 
of the abovementioned products. 

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A 

PROTOCOL 4 

ON MUTUAL  ASSISTANCE 

BETWEEN ADMINISTRATIVE  AUTHORITIES 

IN CUSTOMS  MATTERS 

Prot4  page  1 

ARTICLE 1 

Definitions 

For the purposes  of this  Protocol : 

a)  "customs  legislation" shall  mean  any  legal  or  regulatory  provisions  applicable  on 
the  territories  of  the  Parties  and  governing  the  import,  export,  transit  of  goods 
and  their  placing  under  any  customs  procedure, 
including  measures  of 
prohibition, restriction and control adopted by the said Parties; 

b)  "applicant  authority",  shall  mean  a competent  administrative  authority  which  has 
been  appointed  by  a  Party  for  this  purpose  and  which  makes  a  request  for 
assistance  in customs  matters; 

c)  "requested  authority",  shall  mean  a competent  administrative  authority  which  has 
been  appointed  by  a  Party  for  this  purpose  and  which  receives  a  request  for 
assistance  in customs  matters; 

d)  "personal  data",  shall  mean  all  information  relating  to  an  identified  or  identifiable 

individual. 

ARTICLE 2 

Scope 

1.  The  Parties  shall  assist  each  other,  in the  areas  within  their jurisdiction,  in  the 
manner  and  under  the  conditions  laid  down  in  this  Protocol,  in  preventing, 
detecting  and investigating  operations  in breach of customs legislation. 

2.  Assistance  in  customs  matters,  as  provided  for  in  this  Protocol,  shall  apply  to 
any administrative  authority  of the  Parties which  is competent for the  application 
of  this  Protocol.  It  shall  not  prejudice  the  rules  governing  mutual  assistance  in 
criminal  matters.  Nor shall it cover  information  obtained  under  powers  exercised 
at the request of the judicial authorities, unless those authorities so agree. 

ARTICLE 3 

Assistance  on request 

1.  At  the  request  of  the  applicant  authority,  the  requested  authority  shall  furnish  it 
•  with  all  relevant  information  which  may  enable  it  to  ensure  that  customs 
legislation  is  correctly  applied,  including  information  regarding  operations  noted 
or planned which are or could be in breach of such legislation. 

Prot4 page 2 

2.  At  the  request  of  the  applicant  authority,  the  requested  authority  shall  inform  it 
whether  goods  exported  from  the  territory  of. one  of  the  Parties  have  been 
territory  of  another  Party,  specifying,  where 
the 
properly 
appropriate, the customs  procedure applied to the goods. 

imported 

into 

3.  At the  request  of the applicant  authority, the requested  authority  shall, within the 
framework  of its laws, take the necessary  steps to ensure that  a special watch is 
kept on: 

(a) 

(b) 

natural  or  legal  persons  of  whom  there  are  reasonable  grounds  for 
believing that they  are breaching or have breached customs legislation; 

places  where  goods  are  stored  in  a  way  that  gives  grounds  for 
suspecting  that  th - /  are  intended  to  supply  operations  in  breach  of 
customs  legislation 

(c)  movements  of  gc  à  notified  as  possibly  giving  rise  to  breaches  of 

customs  legislation 

(d)  means of transport for which there are reasonable grounds for  believing 
are  or  might  be  used  in  operations  in  breach  of 

that  they  have  bee 
customs legislation 

ARTICLE 4 

Sj.,  ntaneous  assistance 

The  Parties  shall  provide  each 
oer, in accordance  with their  laws,  rules  and  other 
legal  instruments,  with  assist?  o  if  they  consider  that  to  be  necessary  for  the 
correct  application  of  customs 
oislation,  particularly  when  they  obtain  information 
pertaining to: 

-  operations which are, or app 

to be in breach of such legislation and which may 

be of interest to the another  P.^rty; 

-  new means  or methods employed in carrying out such operations; 

- 

goods  known to be subject  o  breaches of customs legislation; 

-  natural  or  legal  persons  of \ 

:m  there  are  reasonable  grounds  for  believing  that 

they  are breaching or have I; -  •••-ached customs legislation; 

-  means  of transport  for which  o sre are  reasonable  grounds for  believing that  they 
have been, are or might be i r ed  in operations  in breach of customs legislation. 

Prot4  page 3 

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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) shall apply as far as the request is concerned. 

ARTICLE 6 

Form and substance of requests for  assistance 

1.  Requests  pursuant  to  this  Protocol  shall  be  made  in  writing.  They  shall  be 
accompanied  by  the  documents  necessary  to  enable  compliance  with  the 
request.  When  required  because  of  the  urgency  of  the  situation,  oral  requests 
may be accepted, but must be confirmed in writing as soon as possible. 

2.  Requests  pursuant to paragraph  1 shall include the following information: 

(a) 
(b) 
(c) 
(d) 
(e) 

(f) 

the applicant authority  making the request; 
the measure requested; 
the object of and the reason for the request; 
the laws, rules and other  legal elements involved; 
indications  as exact  and comprehensive  as possible on the natural or  legal 
persons who are the target of the investigations; 
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 that  authority. 

4. 

If a request  does  not  meet the formal  requirements,  its  correction  or  completion 
may be requested; precautionary  measures may, however,  be ordered. 

ARTICLE 7 

Execution of requests 

1. 

In  order  to  comply  with  a  request  for  assistance,  the  requested  authority  shall 
proceed, within the limits of its competence and available resources, as though it 
were acting on its own account  or at the request of other authorities  of that same 
Party,  by  supplying  information  already  possessed,  by  carrying  out  appropriate 
enquiries  or  by  arranging  for  them  to  be  carried  out.  This  provision  shall  also 
apply to the  administrative  department to which the request  has been  addressed 
by the requested  authority when the latter cannot act on its own. 

Prot4 page 4 

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2.  Requests  for  assistance  shall  be  executed  in  accordance  with  the  laws,  rules 

and other  legal instruments  of the requested  Party. 

3.  Duly  authorised  officials  of a  Party  may, with the  agreement  of the  other  Party 
involved  and  subject  to  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  operations  which  are  or  may  be 
in  breach  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 
subject  to  the  conditions  laid down  by the  latter,  be  present  at enquiries  carried 
out in the latter's territory. 

ARTICLE 8 

Form in which information is to be communicated 

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. 

2.  The  documents  provided  for  in  paragraph  1 may  be  replaced  by  computerised 

information  produced in any form for the same purpose. 

ARTICLE 9 

Exceptions to the obligation to provide  assistance 

1.  The  Parties  may  refuse  to  give  assistance  as  provided  for  in  this  Protocol, 

where to do so would: 

(a) 

(b) 

(c) 
(d) 

be  likely  to  prejudice  the  sovereignty  of  Jordan  or that  of  a  Member  State 
of  the  European  Union  which  has  been  asked  for  assistance  under  this 
Protocol; or 
be  likely  to  prejudice  public  policy,  security  or  other  essential  interests,  in 
particular  in the cases referred to under Article  10 (2); or 
involve currency  or tax regulations  other than customs legislation; or 
violate an industrial, commercial or professional secret. 

2.  Where the applicant  authority  requests  assistance which it would  itself  be unable 
to  provide  if  so  asked,  it  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 refused, the  decision  and the  reasons  therefore  must  be  notified 
to the applicant  authority without  delay. 

Prot4 page 5 

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ARTICLE 10 

Information exchange and confidentiality 

1.  Any  information  communicated  in  whatsoever  form  pursuant  to  this  Protocol 
shall be of a confidential or restricted nature. It shall be covered by the  obligation 
of  official  secrecy  and  shall  enjoy  the  protection  extended  to  like  information 
under  the  relevant  laws  of  the  Party  which  received  it  and  the  corresponding 
provisions  applying to the Community  institutions. 

2.  Personal  data  may  be exchanged only where the  receiving  Party  undertakes  to 
protect  such  data  in  at  least  an  equivalent  way  to  the  one  applicable  to  that 
particular  case in the supplying  Party. 

3. 

Information  obtained  shall  be  used  solely  for  the  purposes  of  this  Protocol. 
Where  one  of  the  Parties  requests  the  use  of  such  information  for  other 
purposes,  it  shall  ask  for  the  prior  written  consent  of  the  authority  which 
furnished  the  information.  Moreover,  it  shall  be  subject  to  any  restrictions  laid 
down by that  authority. 

4.  Paragraph  3  shall  not  impede  the  use  of  information 

in  any  judicial  or 
administrative  proceedings  subsequently  instituted  for  failure  to  comply  with 
customs  legislation.  The  competent  authority  which  supplied  that  information 
shall be notified of such use. 

5.  The  Parties  may,  in  their  records  of  evidence,  reports  and  testimonies  and  in 
the  courts,  use  as  evidence 
the 
in  accordance  with 

proceedings  and  charges  brought  before 
information  obtained  and  documents  consulted 
provisions  of this Protocol. 

ARTICLE 11 

Experts and witnesses 

An  official  of  a  requested  authority  may  be  authorised  to  appear,  within  the 
limitations  of  the  authorisation  granted,  as  an  expert  or  witness  in  judicial  or 
administrative  proceedings  regarding the matters  covered  by this  Protocol  in the 
jurisdiction  of  the  another  Party,  and  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  authorised  official  shall  enjoy  the  protection  guaranteed  by  existing 
legislation to officials  of the applicant authority  on its territory 

Prot4  page  6 

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ARTICLE 12 

Assistance  expenses 

The  Parties  shall waive all claims  on each other for the  reimbursement  of  expenses 
incurred  pursuant  to  this  Protocol,  except,  as  appropriate,  for  expenses  to  experts, 
witnesses, interpreters and translators who are not public service employees. 

ARTICLE 13 

Application 

1.  The  application  of  this  Protocol  shall  be  entrusted  to  the  central  customs 
authorities  of  Jordan  on  the  one  hand  and  the  competent  services  of  the 
Commission  of the  European Communities  and, where  appropriate, the  customs 
authorities  of the Member States 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 force  in the  field  of data  protection. They  may, 
through  the  Customs  Cooperation  Committee,  propose  to  the  Association 
Council amendments which they consider should be made to this Protocol. 

2.  The  Parties  shall  consult  each  other  and  subsequently  keep  each  other 
in 

implementation  which  are  adopted 

informed  of  the  detailed  rules  of 
accordance with the provisions  of this Protocol. 

ARTICLE 14 

Complementarity 

Without  prejudice  to  Article  10,  the  agreements  on  mutual  assistance  which  have 
been  or  may  be  concluded  between  one  or  more  Member  States  of  the  European 
Union  and  Jordan  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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FINANCIAL STATEMENT 

1 - Title  of  operation 

Proposal  for  a Council décision to conclude  an Association  Agreement  between  the 
Community  and Jordan. 

2 - Budget  headings  involved 

See  Annex 

3 - Legal  basis 

Article  238  of the  EC Treaty  in conjunction  with the second  sentence  of article  228 
(2)  and  the  second subparagraph  of article 228  (3). 

4 - Description  of  operation 

4.1 General  objective 

Framework  agreement  aiming at esablishing  an Association  between  the  EC  and 
Jordan.  Deevelopment of bilateral  relations in the fields  of  political  dialogue,  trade, 
trade-related  matters  and economic  cooperation. 

4.2  Period  cover 

Unlimited  duration. 

5 - Classification  of  expenditure  or  revenue 

5.1 Non  compulsory  expenditure/  Compulsory  expenditure 

5.2  Differenciated  appropriations 

5.3  The  projects  launched  under  the Agreement  will  not engender  any  specific 
revenue 

Z. Vl 7 

6  - Type  of  expenditure 

Depending  upon  the  supporting  budget  line.  Grants  through  co-financing  with  other 
private  or  public  aid donors. 

7 - Financial  impact  on  appropriations  for  operations 

7.7  Method  of calculating  total  cost  of operations  (relation  between 
and  total  cost) 

individual 

To be  decided  on  a case  by  case  basis. On request, following  approval  of the  project 
by the Commission  departments  and up to an amount  not exceeding  the 
appropriations  to be  entered  under the  relevant  budget  headings. 

f.2  Itemised  breakdown  of cost: not  applicable 

8 - Fraud  prevention  measures 

The  Jordanian  authorities  and the  Commission  will apply  normal control  measures  in 
the  implementation  of the  agreement  as foreseen by  each  Financing  Agreement  and 
contract,  and  by the  Financial  Regulations  of  the  Commission. 

9 - Elements  of  cost-effectiveness  analysis 

9.1 Specific  and  quantified  objectives;  target  population 

To  be  defined  on  a case  by case  basis. 

9.2  Grounds 

for  the  operation 

To  be  defined  on  a case  by case  basis 

9.3  Monitoring  and  evaluation  of the  operation 

To  be defined  on  a case  by case  basis  and included  in each  Financing  Agreement 
and  contract. 

i^ 

10. Administrative  expenditure  (Section  III, Part  A  of the  budget) 

Actual  mobilisation  of  the  necessary  administrative  resources  will depend  on the 
Commission's  annual decision on the allocation  of  resources, taking  into account  the 
number  of  staff  and additional  resources  authorised  by the  budgetary  authority.  The 
allocation  of  suppementary  resources  is to be considered  in the context  of  the 
prioritties  to  be decided  by the  Commission  within the  limits  of  budgetary  means 
available  in the  annual  budget. 

10.1 Effect  on  the  number  of  posts 

Type  of  post 

Staff  to  be  assigned  to  the 
management  of  the  operation 

Source 

Duration 

Permanent 
posts 

Temporary 
posts-

OlTicKils or 
icmpori'.ry 
sï.irï 

I  A 

0  B 

Total 

0.5  C 
1.5 

Existing 
resources  in 
the  DG  or 
department 
concerned 
1  A 

0  B 

0.5  C 
1.5 

Additional 
resources 

0  B 

0  C 
o 

<• 

I 

10.2  Overall  financial  impact  of  human  resources: 

The  estimated  annual  costs for titles  A1,  A2, A4 and A5 of  the  Budget  is of 
154.500  Ecu  (1.5  officials  * 103.000 ecu/year). The  cost  of  human  resources 
squired  is covered  by  existing  resources. 

10.3  other  administrative  expenditure  as  a result  of the  operation: 

The  costs  of  the  managing  and  monitoring  of  the Agreement  will  be  trough  missions. 
The  estimated  annual  cost  for the  budgetary  post  A  1300  (mission)  is of  30.000 
Ecu/year  corresponding  to 8 mission/official/year.  The  costs  of  the  missions  will  be 
covered  by  the  existing  budgetary  resources  attributed  to the  managing 
Commission's  service. 

L, 

Annex 

Financial  Statement 

1 Title  of  operation 

Conclusion  of  an Association  Agreement  between  the  Community  and Jordan. 

2  - Budget  headings  involved 

a)  Budget  headings  whose  application  is conditional  on the  existence  of an 

Association  Agreement: 

-  B7-870  Operations  under  commercial  and economic  Association  Agreements 

with third  countries; 

b)  Other  budget  headings  for  which  the application  is not  conditional  on  the 

existence  of an Association  Agreement 

- B6-7211  Cooperation  with third countries  and international  organisations 

-  B7-20  Food-Aid  and  Support  operations 

-  B7-210 Aid to  help the population, and emergency  food aid for  developing 

countries  and others, hit by  disasters  or serious  crisis. 

-  B7-217  Operations  to help  refugees and displaced  persons 

-  B7-4050  Cooperation  with  Mediterranean  Countries  -  First  and  Second 

Financial  Protocols 

-  B7-4051  Cooperation  with  Mediterranean  Countries  -  Third  Financial  Protocols 

-B7-410MEDA 

-  B7-6000  Community  contribution  towards  schemes  concerning  developing 

countries  carried  out by  non- governmental  organisations. 

- B7-6200  Environment  in developing  countries 

- B7-6210  North-South  cooperation  schemes  in the context  of  the  campaign 

against  drug  abuse. 

- B7-631  Aid for  population  policies  and programmes  in developing  countries. 

-  B7-641  Rehabilitation  and  reconstruction  measures  for  the developing  countries 

.-  B7-643  Decentralised  cooperation  in developing  countries 

O AL 

-  B7-702  Human  rights  and democracy  in the developing  countries. 

-  B7-872  Promotion  of  Community  investment  in developing  countries  of  Asia, 
Latin  America, the  Mediterranean  and  South Africa  by economic  cooperation 
and trade  agreements. 

S  L 

FINANCIAL  STATEMENT 

IB/62/97-EN  Pïii-i 3 

HATE:  23.7. 1997 

I. 

BUDGET  HEADING:  CHAPTER  10: Duties on agricultural  products 

APPROPRIATIONS.  ECU  S73  million 

TITLE: 
New  El'-Jordan  iradc  agreement (Protocol  No  I on arrangements  in respect  of  imports  into  the Community  of  agricultural  products  originating 
in Jordan). 

LEGAL  BASIS: Article  23S of the Treaty 

AIMS  OP" PROJECT:  Impact  of  the new amended  EU agricultural  concessions 

FINANCIAL  IMPLICATIONS 

5.0. 

EXPENDITURE 
- CHARGED  TO  THE  EC  BUDGET 

(REFUNDS/INTERVENTION) 
-  NATIONAL  ADMINISTRATION 
-  OTHER 

5.1. 

REVENUE 
(CUSTOMS  DUTIES) 

PERIOD  OF  12 
MONTHS 

CURRENT 
FINANCIAL 
YEAR 

(96) 

FOLLOWING 
FINANCIAL  YEAR 

(97) 

ECU  -0.6  million 

p.m. 

ECU  -0.6  million 

I99X 

ECU 

1999 

ECU 

2000 

2001 

ECU 

ESTIMATED  REVENUE 

-0.6  million 

-0.6  million 

-0.6  million 

-0.6  million 

5.2. 

METHOD  OE CALCULATION: 
The tariff  quota  for  tomato  concentrates  (CN  code:  2002 90 31 ) is increased  from  3 000 I (initial  proposal)  to 4 000 t.  This  measure  increases 
potential  own  resource  losses  by: 
I  000 t x EC I '121,66/t  =  ECU  121 660. bringing  the potential  loss, as per calculation  shown  previously  in  annex, to  ECU  0.6  million. 

6.0. 

CAN  THE  PROJECT  BE  FINANCED  FROM  APPROPRIATIONS  ENTERED  IN THE  RELEVANT  CHARIER  OF 
CURRENT  BUDGET'/ 

CAN  II  IE  PROJECT  BE  FINANCED  BY  TRANSFER  BETWEEN  CHAPTERS  OFTHE  CURRENT  BUDGET 

6.2. 

IS A  SUPPLEMENTARY  BUDGET  NECESSARY'. 

6.3.  WILL  II  Tl  'RE  BUDGET  APPROPRIATIONS  BE  NECESSARY', 

OBSERVATIONS: 

YES/NO 

YES/NO 

VES/.VO 

YES/NO 

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