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REGISTERED No. D-(D)-72

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section 1

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 156] NEW DELHI, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, I975/SRAVANA 16, 1897

Separate paging is (riven to this Part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation.

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

PUBLIC NOTICE

EXPORT TRADE CONTROL

New Delhi, the 1th August 1975

SUBJECT,—Changes/Amendments in the Exports Control Procedure Rules and

Regulations.

No. 33-ETC(PN)/75.—It has been decided to make, with immediate effect, the following changes/amendments in the Export Control Procedures, Rules and Regulations as a measure of simplification and rationalisation

1. Export fee abolished.—Fee payable on export applications has been abolished The exporters shall not, hereafter, be required to pay any fee in respect of application for a licence for export in terms of Export (Control) Amendment Order No. E(C)O, 1968/ AM(161), dated the 6th August, 1975.

2. Items placed on Open General Licences for Export.—A number of items have been placed on Open General Licences. O G.L. 3 and O GL 4 have been issued vide Export (Control) Amendment Order No. E(C)O, 1968/AM(162), dated the 6th August, 1975 In respect of these items, the exporters will not have to approach the Export Trade Control Licensing authorities to obtain an export licence or permission to export on Shipping Bills. For these items the exporters should approach the Customs authorities at the port of export, with shipping bills and other prescribed documents, duly filled in, as laid down, The exporters should ensure that the various conditions stipulated against these items in O.G.Ls arc duly complied with. The Customs authorities will undertake the necessary checks, before allowing export.

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3. Export of items included in O.G.L. 4 will be allowed only through the canalising agency mentioned against each item in the O.G.L. However, where export is to be m.yie by an associate of the designated canalising agency and shipping documents are duly endorsed by such agency to the effect that the export is in execution of a contract approved by it, the export will be allowed by the Customs in such CJSCS 'on account" of the canalising agency concerned.

4. In the case of controlled items including those oenaliscd through agencies not in the Public Sector, which are not included in O.G.T,. 3 and O.G.I,. 4, the Export Trade Control Authorities shall continue to be the licensing authorities.

5. Ready-made garments,-—In respect of ready-made garments (including in O.G.L. 3), the Textile Export Promotion Council (TEXPROCIL) will straightaway grant a quota to the exporter without asking him to first get the shipping Mis stamped with Customs' Number and Date. After the quota has been gr inted by TEXPROCIL, and the consignment has been inspected by the Export Inspection Agency, the exporter should approach the Customs authorities at the port of export for export permission. The exporter will not be required to approach the licensing authorities. The requirement thai the exporter shall submit a monthly report to TEXPROOIL shall continue.

6. "On Merit" items for export.—In respect of controlled items whero the policy indicates that export will bo allowed "On Merits", applicitions for export should be made directly tc the Office of the CCI&E, New Delhi (Export Division) and not to pori licensing authorities.

7. Ttems allowed for export within specified ctlllnRi -In respect of certain items in the controlled list, the export licensing procedures have been further simplified. Exports of 20 chemical items will be allowed by port licensing authorities on first-come, first-served basis within quantity ceilings, without reference to any other authority. A list of these items is given in the Annexure A to this Public Notice.

8. Items decontrolled for export.—A number of items which were hitherto controlled for exports have been decontrolled, vide Export (Conlroi) Amendment Order No. EfCIO 1968/AM(1M). dated the 6th August, 1975. A list of thes? items is given in Annexure B to this Public Notice.

9. Export of Human Hair his been dccanalised and decontrolled. 10. It is clarified tint expdrt of Thachcd Rice (Chivda) and Puffed Rice (Murmura) fallini* under S No 25(1) and Mango Slices in Vinecar falling under S. No 37 of Part B of Schedule I to the Exports (Control) Order, 1968, shall no longer be deemed to be controlled items. Export of these items, will be allowed without any licensing formalities

11. Items transferred from "Bnuncd" to "Restricted" Hst for export and vice-versa.— Twelve items (or sub-items) have bwn transferred from Part A to Part B in Schedule 1 to the Exports (Control) Order, and eleven items have been transferred from Part B to Part A in the said Schedule I, vWc Export (Control) Amendment Order No. E(C)O, 1968/AM(16I), dated the fith August, 1975. A list of these items is given In Annexure B to this PuMic Notice,

ANNEXURE A

1. Benzene 2. Butyl Alcohol

3. Butyl Acetate 4. Mono Chloro Acetic Acid

5. Toluene 6. Ethanol Amtne

7 Di-Acetonc Alcohol

8. Nitro-Tolune

9. Trichioro Ethyicnc

10. Perchloro Ethylene 11. Tctra Chloro Ethana

12. Bisphenol 'A' 13. Polystyrene

14. 2-Ethyl Hexanol

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15. Hexaminc

16. Phenol

17. Phtlulic Anhydride

18. Phthalate Plaslicizcrs

19. Rubber Chemicals

20. P.V.C. Resin.

ANNUXURB B

(i) List of iterm, transferred from Pun A to Part li

1. Polystyrenes

2. 2-Ethyl Hexanol

3. Hcxamine

4. Phenol

5. Phthalic Anhydride 6. Phthalate Plasticizcrs 7. Rubher Chemicals

8. PF Moulding Powder

9. PF Resins

10. UF Resins

11. UF Moulding Powder

12. P.V.C. Resin.

(ii) List of items transferred from Part B to Part A

1. Aluminium, unwrouuht

2. Chrome. Ores and Concentrates

3. Zinc Concentrates

4. Vanadium Ores and Concentrates

JL Vanadium bearing iron ores

6. Tungsten (wolfram) Ores and Concentrates

7. Soda Ash

8. Citric Acid

9. Creosote Oil (light and heavy) coal tar mixtures containing coal tar

10. Gums and resins the following :—

Oleo-resins ex-pinus longifolia.

11. Silk Worms.

(iii) List of item? whkh have been decontrolled

1. Lamb fur skins raw and pickled

2. Human Hair Wigs and Wiglcts and other articles made partly or wholly oi human hair

3. Bananas

4. Mango slices in brine

5i. Cotton Waste

6. Motor Vehicles, namely, Jeeps, Motor Cars. Motor Cycles

7. Lead semis in the form of sheets, circles, wires, rods and foils

8. Zinc oxide

9. Paddy hu.sk [including dried and pulverised rice (paddy) husk both in, raw and processed form] but free from rice bran

10. Zinc Sulphate

11. Zinc Hydroxide

12. Mcthanol

13. Metamine Phenol

14. Ethyl Acetate

15. Formaldehyde

16. O-Xylene (ortho-Xylene)

17. Mixed-XylcDe

18. Foods using soyabean as base.

B. D. KUMAR,

Chief Controller of Imports and Exports,

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