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REGISTERED No. D. (221)

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section 1

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 4] NEW DELHI, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1974/PAUSA 13, 1895

Separate Paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

PUBLIC NOTICES

EXPORT TRADE CONTROL

New Delhi, the 3rd January 1974

SUBJECT.— Export of Natural Rubber

No. l-ETC(PN)/74.—With immediate effect, Natural Rubber has been brought under Control vide E(C)O, 1968/AM(115) of todate,

2. It has been decided to canalise the export of Natural Rubber through the State Trading Corporation of India, Ltd., New Delhi.

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SUBJECT.—-Scheme for the licpnsina of Indian -nilllmade cotton textiles includina garment* and mude-npn tor p.rport to DEN MARK AND IRELAND (IRISH REPUBLIC'S during the Ihenning year 1974.

NO. 2-ETC(PN)/74.—The Scheme relates to the export of all varieties of mill- made cotton fabrics, made-up Items and readymade garments made out of mill- made fabrics from India to DENMARK AND IRELAND during the licensing year 1st Janunry, 1974 to Slat December. 1974.

' 2, For purpose of licensing the shipment period will be divided Into two six- monthly periods, 1st January, 1974 to 30th Jane. 1974 and 1st July. 1974 to 31st December, 1974.

'i. Licences under the Scheme shall be issued by the Office of the Jt. Chief Controller of Imports & Exports, Bombay, on the basis of quota certificate issued by the Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council, Bombay, on the recommenda- tions of the EEC-Austria Texiles Licensing Advisory Committee.

4, For the purpose of exports and issuance of quotas/licences,, cotton textiles have been divided into the following two groups:—

Grow*) I:—-Cotton fabrics, grey or bleached mercerised or not:

Grouv I covers items classified under categories B, Bl, B2, B3 B4, B5, B6, B7, B8, C and Cl.

Group II:—Other cotton fabrics, made-up articles and miscellaneous articles of cotton:

Group II covers items falling under categories C2, C3, C4, CFi, C6, C7. D. Dl. D2. D3, D4. E, El, E2, E3. E4, E5, Efi, E7, E8, E9, E10, EH, F, Fl. F2. F3 and F4.

Details of the items falling under the above categories are available with th" Texprocil in the form of standardised categories and items falling under the same.

5. According to the agreement, imports of cotton textiles into Denmark and Ireland will be admitted bv the respective competent Authorities only on pre- sentation of the Green Certificates issued by the Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council, Bombay, on the basis of which Denish and Irish Authorities would Issue import licence.

8. Licences shall be valid for shipment from any port in Tndia. 7. Licences and quotas shall not be transferable without the express consents in writing of the E.E.C. and Austria Textiles Licensing Advisory Committee.

8. A non-refundable charjre of Rs. 10/- ner ton will be levlad by The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council for the issue of quotas, subject to a minimum of Rs, 5/-.

9. All quota holders shall have to submit a monthly report to The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council, giving details of the shipment against indivi- dual licences issued to them. These statements should reach the Council hy the 10th of the subsequent month.

10. The E.E.C.-Austria Textiles Licensing Advisory Committee shall (a) supervise the entire scheme: (b) keep a watch over the performance from time to time; frr) Interpret and give decisions on various matters arising out of fhe operation of the scheme; and (d) make such changes in the scheme as the Committee deems fit from time to time. The Licensing Committee shall be empowered to frame rules and regulations from time to time Mer-rilin nrovWint? -for the oondrhons to be complied with by an applicant before he would be entitled to quotas. It shall also have the right'to withhold or cancel quotas and reject applications for quotas without assigning any reasons.

11. The address of the Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council is as follows:—

"ENGINEERING CENTRE"

5th Floor, 9, Mathew Road, Bombay-4.

9, Mathew Road, BOMBAY-4.

SUBJECT.—Scheme for the licensing oi Indian mlllmade cotton textiles including

garments and made-nps for export to WEST GERMANY during the

licensing year 1974.

No. 3-ETC(PN)/74.—The Scheme relates to the export oi all varieties of mill- made cotton fabrics, made-up Items and readymade garments made out of mill- made fabrics from India to WEST GERMANY during the licensing year 1st January, 1974 to 31st December, 1974.

2. For purpose of licensing the shipment period will be divided into two six- monthly periods, 1st January, 1974 to 30th Juno, 1974 and 1st July, 1974 to 31st December, 1974.

:j. Licences under the Scheme shall be Issued by the Office ol* the Jt. Chief ConLroller of Imports & Exports, Bombay, on the basis of quota certificates Issued by The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council, Bombay, on the recommenda- tions of the EEC-Austria Textiles Licensing Advisory Committee.

4. For the purpose of exports and issuance of quotas/licences, cotton textiles have been divided into the following two groups:—

Group I:—Cotton fabrics, grey or bleached mercerised or not:

Grouz\ I covers iLems classified under categories B, Bl. B2, B3, B4,

B5, B8, B7, Bfi, C and Cl.

Group II:—Other cotton fabrics, made-up articles and miscellaneous articles of cotton:

Group II covers items falling under categories C2, C3, C4. C5, ~C8, 01, D, Dl, D2, D3, D4, E, El, E2, E3, E4, E5, E8, E7, E0, E9, E10, Ell, F, Fl, F2, F3 and F4.

Details of the items falling under the above categories are available with the Texprocll in the form of standardised categories and items falling under the same.

5. According to the agreement, imports of cotton textiles into West Germany will be admitted by the competent West German Authorities only on' presentation of the Green Certificates issued by the Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council, Bombay, on the basis of which West German Authorities would issue import licence.

0. Licences shall he valid for shipment from any port in India.

7. Licences and quotas shall not be transferable without the express consent in writing of the E.E.C. and Austria Textiles Licensing Advisory Committee.

8. A non-refundable charge of Rs. 10 per ton will be levied by the Colton Textiles Export Promotion Council for the issue of quotas, subject to a minimum of Hs. 5.

9. All quota holders shall have to submit a monthly report to The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council, giving details of the shipment against in- dividual licences issued to them. These statements should reach the Council by the 10th of the subsequent month.

10. The E.E.C.-Austria Textiles Licensing Advisory Committee shall (a) super- vise the entire scheme; (b) keep a watch over the performance from time to time; (c) interpret and give decisions on various matters arising out of the operation of the scheme; and (d) make such changes in the scheme as the Committee deems fit from time to time. The Licensing Committee shall be empowered to frame rules and regulations from time to time, inter-alia providing for the conditions to be complied with by an applicant before he would be entitled to quotas. It shall also have the right to withhold or cancel quotas and reject applications for quotas without assigning any reasons.

11. The address of The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council is as follows:—

"ENGINEERING CENTRE" 5th Floor, 9, Mathew Road, BOMBAY-4.

S. G. BOSE MULLICK,

Chief Controller of Imports & Exports.

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