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The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

NEW DELHI, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1949

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

RESOLUTION

February, 1949

No. 2 (l)-T./B./49.—In their Ministry of Commerce, Resolution No. 1-T(4)/ 48, dated the 20th March, 1948, the Government of India referred to the Tariff Board the case of the Hydraulic Brake Fluid industry for assistance or pro- tection. The Board, having conducted an enquiry, has submitted its report. Its main recommendations are as follows: —

(i) The, indigenous brake fluid industry does not require any special pro- tection.

(ii) When the standard specifications for brake fluid have been laid down and Government are satisfied that the indigenous product conforms to such specifications, the Provincial and Central Governments should purchase their requirements of brake fluid from the Indian manufacturers. As many of the Provincial Governments are nationalising the motor transport services, this form of assistance to the industry will provide the necessary impetus for its develop- ment.

(iii) The manufacturers of brake fluid should endeavour to use the raw material now available, i.e., denatured spirit to the fullest extent possible until India is able to manufacture butyl alcohol. 2. The Government of India accept recommendation (i) that the industry needs no protection. The attention of the Provincial Governments will be drawn to Recommendation (ii). The Government of India hope that the industry will take note of recommendation (iii).

ORDER

ORDERED that a Copy of this Resolution be communicated to all ProvincialGovernments, all Chief Commissioners, Ministry of External Affairs (External Affairs Wing), Ministry of External Affairs (Commonwealth Relations Wing), and the several Ministries of the Government of India, Prime Minister's Secretariat, Cabinet Sectt., the Private and Military Secretaries to His Excel- lency the Governor-General, the Central Board of Revenue, the Auditor General, the Director General of Employment and Resettlement, the Director General, Industry and Supply, the High Commissioners for India in London 383

Colombo, Ottawa, Karachi and Canberra, the Indian Ambassadors at Nanking, Moscow, Tehran, jiatbmandu, Rangoon, Cairo, Kabul, Ankara, Washington, Prague, and Bio do Janerio, Charge d' Affairs of India i" Paris and Brussels, Envoys, extraordinary and Ministers Plenipotentiary of India, Bangkok and Berne; Consuls General for India in Batavia, Buenos Aires, Shanghai, Pondi- ehery, Saigfrn, Kashgir, New York, and Ban Francisco; The Deputy High Com- missioner for India in Lahore, London and Dacca; Tho Secretary to the High Commi&sionor for India in the Union of South Africa, Johanseburg; Agents of the Government of Trrlia in Kanday and Kuala Lumpat; Consuls for India at Saigon, G-oa, and Jedda; Vice Consuls for India at Medan and Zehednn; The Indian Political Officer, SLkkim; The Representative of the Government of "India in Singapur; The Commissioners for the Government of India in Trinidad, Nairobi, Mauritius, and Fiji; Head of the Indian Liaison Mission, Tokyo; Heud ot the Military Mission, Berlin; Indian Government Trade Commissioners in Toronto, Sydney, Mombasa, Colombo, Paris and Karachi; Assistant Indian Government Trade Commissioner, Dacca; Commeicial \dviser to tho High Commissioner in U. K., London; Commercial Secretaries t<, HIP Indian Embassies at Alexandria, Bio De Janerio, Bangoon, Tehian and Kabul; Commissioner General for Commercial and Economic Affairs in Europe, Paris; His Majesty's Senior Trade Commissioner in Irdin ; United Sin+t Einbtibsy, New Delhi; The Canadian Trnde Commissioner in India; The Australian Trade Commissioner in India; The Norwegian Consul General, Bombay; The Bifch Commissioner for Pakistan in India, New Delhi; The Directors of Industries of Sauraahtra Union, Bajkot; tho Union State of Matsya, Alwor; the United State of Viudhyn Pardesh, Bewa; tho United State of Rajaailum TJdai-pur; Gwalinr, Iudoro, Malwa Union, Gawaliar, Patiala and East Punjab States Union, Patiala; Editor' Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research, P-Block, ltaisina Hoad, New Delhi; Indian Consul of Agriculture Research; Indian Standard Institution, Delhi; Free India Service, Tamrind House, Tamrind Lane, Fort Bombay; The Fcouomio Adviser to the Government "f India; Economic Adviser to the Hajusthan Union; The Director General of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics, Calcutta; The Secretary, Indian Tariff Hoard, Bombay; The Secre- tary, Industrial Finance Corporation of India, New Delhi, and All recognised Chambers of Commerce and Trade Associations.

OUDEHED that a copy be communicated to 1he Government ot Burma ORDERKD also that it be published in the Gazette of India,

.8. RANGANATHAN, Joint Secy.