The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART I—Section 1
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No 69] NEW DELHI, TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1970/VAISAKHA I. 1892
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MINISTRY OF FOREIGN TRADE
PUBLIC NOTICE
IMPORT TRADE CONTHOL
New Delhi, the 21st April 1970
SUBJECT:—Issue of import licences for raw materials to the DGTD units engaged in
the cable and wire industry during April 1970—March 1971 period.
No 59-ITC(PN)/70.—Attention is invited to paras 10 to 12 in Part 'A' of Sec- tion I of the Import Trade Control Policy (Red Book—Vol. I) for the period April 1970—March 1971, according to which the units engaged in the priority Industries are required to apply for licences for import of raw materials and components on the basis of actual consumption of imported raw materials during the specified period.
360 THE GAZETTE OF ^^JtA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1] consumption and other documents in the prescribed form and manner, supple- mented by the following additional information:—(a) End products for the manufacture of which the unit holds an Industrial
licence aud the capacity licensed.
(b) Manufacturing activity in which the unit proposes to engage itself in pursuance of the liberalised industrial policy, should be omitted from the present application, and a separate application submitted in this regard In terms of the policy.
(c) Consumption of imported raw materials for each items, manufactured, and the production turned out by the applicant unit during the imme- diately preceding hall year, as well as during the best half year in the past three years. (The statement containing this information should be certified by a Chartered Accountant). The full capacity requirement (for six months) in each category of manufacture, together with the imported raw materials required for each item manufactured should also be separately Indicated, as per sub-para (e) below. In the case of PVC wires and cables, the nomenclature of the goods produced and their end-use should also be specified in the statement, if copper is used as a conducting material.
(d) Particulars (including value) of import licences for raw materials receiv- ed during the previous half year, witn a statement showing the raw materials in stock, the expected import of raw materials, the probable date of arrival of the expected Imports of raw materials, for which orders have been placed, the value for which raw materials imported and in case where the import licences had not been utilised, fully or partially, the reasons for the same.
(e) The reaulrements of each raw material for full capacity production [up- to 100 per cent of capacity licensed under the industries (Development and Regulation) Act] for a period of six months specifying clearly the requirements for each item of manufacture and the quantity proposed to be manufactured.
3. Units which have already made their applications for April 1970—March 1971 period should also furnish additional information to the DGTD as required in para 2 of this Public Notice, by quoting reference to the import application already made.
4. As the requirements of small scale units engaged in the cable and wire Industry are being assessed separately by a study Group, such units should sub- mit their applications for licences In the normal course in the form and manner already laid down in the Import Trade Control Policy (Red Book—Vol. I) for April 1970—March 1971 period, and the provisions Of this Public Notice will not apply to such units.
R. J. REBELLO,
Chief Controller of Imports and Exports.