The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART I—Section 1
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 35] NEW DELHI, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1979/MAGHA II, 1900
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256 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART 1—$ECt 1]2. Quotas on contract reservation and ready goods have been allotted for the first six months for category 341 for USA in pursuance of Lhe Public Notice mentioned above. It is, however, noticed that a large number of applications received on the first day have not been covered according to the guidelines stipulated by the Government. Apart from resulting in hardship to the exporters, this might affect the workers employed in the exporting units adversely. In order to provide relief to three cases also, it has been decided to bring forward some portion of quota on contract reservation basis earmarked for the second half of category 341 to the USA and allocate on the following basis :—
(i) Exporters who have not got any quota under tho existing guidelines, may be allocated 25 per cent of the total applications submitted on the first day (7-12-1978) under contract reservation in response to the circular of AEPC dated 11-11-1978. subject to a minimum of 10,000 pieces and a maximum of 1 lakh pieces provided applications submitted were not below 10,000 pieces.
(ii) Exporters who have not got any quota under th" existing guidelines and who had applied for a total quantity less than 10,000 pieces on the first day (7-12-1978) under contract reservation in response to the circular of AEPC dated 11-11-1978 may bo allocated full quantity applied for.
(iii) Exporters who have got less than 10,000 pieces under the existing guidelines and who had applied for a total quantity less than 10,000 pieces on th" first day (7-12-1978) under contract reservation in response to the circular of AEPC dated 11-11-1978 may be allocated full quantity applied for.
(iv) Exporters who have got less than 25 per cent of quantity applied for under the existing guidelines and who had applied for a. total quantity not less than 10,000 pieces on the first day (7-12-1978) under contract reservation in response to the circular of AEPC dated 11-11-1978 may be provided additional quantity to enable them to reach 25 per cent of the quantity applied for, the total in the process being subject to a maximum of 1 lakh pieces and minimum of 10,000 pieces.
MINISTRY OF COMMERCE, CIVIL SUPPLIES AND
CO-OPERATION
(Department of Commerce)
EXPORT TRADE CONTROL SUPPLEMENTARY PUBLIC NOTICE NO. 14-ETC(PN)/79
New Delhi, the 31st January, 1979
Subject : Scheme for exports iinder OGL 3 of textiles made from cotton, wool and man made fibres to the USA from ]-1-1979 to 31-12-1979.
[F. No. 2/26/78-E.-I].—Attention is invited to the Exports (Control) Amendment Order No. E(C)O, 1977/AM(85) dated 1-1-1979 and Public Notice No. 2-ETC(PN)/79 dated 1-1-1979.
(v) The overall excess allocation, as far as possible would be on the same pattern of 2 : 1 ratio between handloom and mill made subject to such modifica- tion as may be considered necessary by the Govern- ment in individual cases.
(vi) The excess allocation will be made only to appli- cants whose applications are otherwise found to be complete in terms of AEPC circular dated 11-11- 1978>
(vii) Government will have the authority to make further chances as considered expedient In tho overall inte- rest regarding the additional allocation made above.
3. The Government reserves the right to make further necessary changes in the scheme of allotment for such excess allocation as considered expedient from time to time.
K. V. SESHADRI, Chief Controller of Improts &. Exports.