REGISTERED No. D (D.N.)-72
The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART I—Section 1
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 208] NEW DELHI, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1982/AGRAHAYANA 30, 1904
Separata Paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed as a separate
compilation
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2 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1] 3 4 - THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I —S I C. 1]14. Minister in charge of Handlooms & Handicrafts, Government of Maharashtra, Bombay.
15. Minister in chargs of Handlooms & Handicrafts, Government of Manipur, Imphal.
16. Minister in charge of Har>dlooms 8- Handicrafts, Government of Meghaliya, Shillong.
17r< Minister in charge of Handlooms &
Handicrafts, Government ft x^.g?.IanJ, Kohima.
18^ Minister in charge of Handlooms & Handicrafts, Government of Orissa,
1 Bhubncswar.
19. Minister in charge of Handlooms i & Handicrafts, Government of Punjab, Chandigarh.
20J Minister in charge or Handlooms & Handicrafts, Government of Raja'sthan, Jaipur.
21t Minister in charge . of Handlooms & , Handicrafts Govcv.tiient
Gangtok.
22. Minister in charge of Handlooms & Handicrafts, Government of Tami' Nadu, Madras.
23. Minister in charge of HanJIooms & Handicrafts, Government of Tripura, Agartala.
33. Development Commissioner (Small Scale Industries), Government of India, Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi.
34. Managing Director, National Cooperative Development Corporation, 4-Siri Institutional Area, Hauzkhas, New Delhi.
35. ' Is'aiaging Director, National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development, Post Hox No. 6552, Dr. Anne Basant Road, Bombay-18.
36. Chairman, North Eastern Handicrafts & Handlooms Development Corporation, Bomfyle Road, Shillong.
37. Chairman, Khadi & Village Tndu< tiles Commission, 3, Ma Road, Ville Park, Bombay (West).
38. Managing Director, Handlooms & Handi- crafts Export Corpn., Lok Na\ak Bhavan, New Delhi.
39. Shri Ashok Chatterjee, Director National
Institute of Design, Paldi, Ahmedabad.
40. Smt. Mrinalini Sarabhai, 'Chidambaram'
Ahmedabad-380013.
41. Prof. K. G, Subramaniam, Viswa Bharati University, Shantiniketan, West Benaal- 731235
42. Dr. Kamala Chowdhary, Apartm ^pt-2 \, .
33-Prithiviraj Road, New Drlhi.
43. Shri Martand Singh, 'Gulroo'jf SheVji:;.
Ahmedabad-3 80004.
44. Shri Ghuiam Sheikh, Faculty of F"ne Aits, i
i
5FMD|Bank Guarantee furnished by him for quan- tities ">o surrendered.
(ii) In the cuse of FCFS Small Ordeiti and C en tial| State Corporations Systems, an exporter shall be inquired to .give eurne&l money deposit|pcrformancc bond backed by Bank Guarantees At the rate of 10 per cent of the F O.B. value of the quantities jpphed for.
1!- of this Scheme, nominal l-nrnt-st Monev Deposits prescribed by the Textile Com- missioner woulcl be required' in place of FMDHnnk Guaiantees as mentioned above.
y. Supervision ot Allocation of bxpbit Entitlements . —The Textile Commiajionci Bombitv will continue to exercise day to day supervision over (he matteis relating to allucMion ol export entitlements. A Coot Jination Committee with the Textile Commissioner ;:s Chairman and with the representa- tives of Hie concerned KPCs iin member* will review the ope- uiilon uf the policy periotliciilly. On matters where there is difference of opinion the decision" of the Textile Commis- sionci v\ill he final
10. Cleiipunce b\ Customs :
A. Pioduct* iindu lestraint :— Shipments will be allowed by Customs authorities tit th- poik ol shipment after ven- tying the certification of export entitlement on the original and duplicate oi shipping %ills lor individual consignments issued by the Apparels, Expurt Promotion Council or any utSer .ipprnpiiate agciicv designated foi this purpose.
(iv) An exportei, who exports not le^ than 9(r pel cent of the export entitlement allotted to him within ihe whole year under Past Performance or Munufacturei Exporter Systems, or in a particular period .undci other systems of allotment, will not be liable to for- feiture of EMD[Bank Guarantees. An exporter who performs not less thai? 75 per cent but less than 90 per cent will be li iblc to proportionate forfeiture. If the utilisation of export entitlement allocation is less lhan 75 per cent the exporter will be l'able for for- feiture of h's EMD|Bank Gimrantee in full. This will be subject to conditions fo force rmjoeure, wheicver these arise
fv) In Hie case ol Central|Srute Corpi>iation3 whc.c the utilisation is net less than 75 per cent within the if;ilidity period, the exporter ITIOT be riven the option fo sec'- extension for the Tint allotment oeriod within the export entitlement year, Applications for extension should be filed within one month of the end of the relevant export entitlement pe^'od. ThiN provision will ipply in the case of ilow moving items under tb* TCFS Snail Orders SWems. Tn such cases, the exporter will have to furnish FMDi Bank Guarantee at double the normal rate for the balancf quantity. In caw of his failure to oxoort fully hV FMTl'Bank Guarantee will b" UaHe to be forfe'fe
(vi) persons to whom expo't entitlements are ulloiiuj but H ITdiitlloom fiarmerus : -In so far as exports of all hand- loom garments corresponding 1o restrained ilemn to Canada and cotton handloom garments to Austria are concerned, ship- ments will be permitted by the Customs on the basis of "Inspection Endoresemert" by the Textile Commirtee in Part-2 of the Combination Form Tu thc^case of expoits of band- loom garments To USA, HFC and Finland, Customs will permit shipments after verification of ceillficatirwi by the Textiles Committee as to the handloom origin of the goods.
C. Garments falling under "India Items" :--In icvoot of "India TtemV' which are trddifional folklore handtcrafl's tex- tile products of India, shipment, will I"c permitted by tha Cu&tom* for exports to KRC, USA, Finland, Austria and Canada on the basis of appropriate Certificates issued by the Office of the Development Commissioner (Handicrafts) oi the Textile Committee.
n ot o ( i ' - f l cd ' • ' i i ii t he d e c i k i - 'n of I hc T s x t i lf C o m m i ' i s ' o r; T.
6 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PZRT J— SEC. J]12. Government reserves the light to make amendments to
any of tbe foregoing provisions without giving prior notice.
2. The Wool .ind Woollen Export Promotion Council, 612|/14, Ashoku I state, 24, Haiakhambu Road New Delhi-110001.
3. Office of the Textile Commissioner, Post Box No.
11500, Hombay-400U20.
4. Textile Committee. ''_rystal' 74, I jr. Aivme Bcfijnt
Road, Bombay-400018.
13. The address uf the concerned ExpoU Promotion Cornells and of the offices of the Textile Commissioner, Tex- tile Committee and Development Commissioner (Handicrafts) nrL- Hi fullows
5. Development CoramjsMonM, (Haniiiciiitts) West
Block VII, R. K. Puram, New D e ^ -l 10022.
1. I lie Apparels Export Promotion Council, iuhuyot; Building, 4th Floor, 58, Nehru Place, New Delhi- 110019
MAN I NARAYANSWANfl, Cmef Controller of Imports & Exports
PUNTED IY THE MAHl"a, OOVT. OF INDIA. PUSS, UNO HOU), IUW DUJD-110064
AND PU1LI3HBD BY TTO CONTtQLLlJt Of PUBLICATIONS, DKLHI-110054, 19B2
- Handicrafts, Government of I Handicrafts, Government of .Mizunm, Aizwil. 49. Sh-" Har' K. Wattai, Kciiasl; Cirpcis, DV 1- pur Houce, Agra. 50. Dr. JyoHndra Jain. 1, Am^ik?. i"-cie'v, 28. Minister in chargs of Haadlooms & Handicrafts, Government of A ir ac>al Pradesh, Itanagar Usmanpura, Ahmedabad. 29. Secretary to the Government of India, , Department of Textiles, Ministry of Commerce, Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi', 51. Smt. Prema Srinivasan. West side House No 2, Adayar Club Gate Road, Madras- 600028. 52. Smt. Homi J. Talyatkhan, Raj Bhavan, Gangtok, Sikkim. 30. Financial Adviser, Government of India, Ministry of Commerce, Udyog Bhawan, ! New Delhi. 53. Shri M. P. Nachimuthu, President Chennimalai Weaver's Cooperative Society •Ltd., Chennimalai, Tamil Nadu. 31. Adviser (Village & Small Scale Industrie*), Government of India, Planning Commission, Yojana Bhawan, New Delhi. 54. Shri P. Rajagopal Naidu, President, Tribuvanam Silk Handloom Weavers Cooperative Society Ltd., Tribuvanam, P.O. Thanjavur Distt. Tamil Nadu. 3?. Secretary, Industries Department, Delhi Administration Kashmere Gate, New Delhi. ↩
- t*ar Pradesh, University of Baroda, Baioda. Lrcknow. •45. Shri Raj^ev Sethi. C-4. Niti Bagh, New Delhi. 46. Shri ^ n i J io Chcwdha.y. G-3-i, E'st o! 2$. Minister in charge of Handlooms & Handicrafts^ Government of West Bengal, Calcutta. Kailash, New Delhi. 47. Smt Lotika Varadarajan, 74, Sunder Naga:, 26. Minister in chatge of IIiiTUcms & Handicrafts, Government of Pond-chcrry, Pond'cherry. Ground floor, New Delhi-?. 48. Shri Cha.-Ies Corr-?,' 9 Mathew 5>^ad Bombay. 27. Minister in charge of Handlooms & ↩
- lo dis-tur>lification from getting export entitlements in fu'me w'thout "roindice to any other action ihu nvy be l.ib'ti >n this hefiail. 11. A E\po t Certificate, Lertifiialc of Origin and Visa '— (he following certification required under the relevant bilate- ral textile agri.errj'.'nt will K- isjiitd b^ the Apparels Export Promotion Council or any ofhei body dulv authorised in this behalf : - (i) EEC—(a) Expoit CeiLfk^tcs ,-nj Ctilific^tcs of Oiigiji tor all g. rnien;|kriitweLir ittms under ic-rt- I dint ; (bj C^r.ificdtc;, of origin foi aJJ nr.in-resl, ainet) fir- mcnt']k.nnwear items. tfii,) FINLAND--Expoit CeMificites foi ieslr;r'ncd iltms. (iii) AIISTRIA—Expori Certificate-, for cotton power- loom|niiU-made garments siSjec to rrstntint or .surveillance. 7. Appeal Afiiiust rorffiture of FMT'lBioV f-hi.in'ntcc! •—• For the purpose of giv;ng due consideration to representations made b\ pxrvirie ': flinin^f fr-tfei'ii'c o' I-K'n,[fNri. rodran*"er« for TH)n-ii'"isiVion of" il'Wted oxport enfU'c renfs, the following proceduie will apply On fereitiire of KMDs|Bank giiKintees bv (he Appi'icls t>port Promotion Council, tV expoitert. concerned nny aprxal agjiiu: M ;h l^i-fn'jjre tr t'<, Tclile Comrnt-sionrr, Bombnj 'vithm fifteen days or it" I, f n! the communication regndiinT the forfeiture. The Textile Com- mrsionei shall, upon lc'eipt of Lho representation, give n rulinp a ' cnrlv ;n pisaible If, in rny LMS;, (he L.^p^rtcr i (iv; CANADA—Export Certificates for garments of knitted, powerloom and millmnde origin which are subject to lest aint excepL for consifinraents valued at Canadian $ 500 or less (v) H S.A.—(a) VFSA for all sai'mcniikriitiwa/ coniiiii- ments valued over US $250. he may piei>r -".T cnp™al ag;:in:f the decision 'vithm 15 diys of receipt of the communication conveying the decisior. Tht second rppeal will be v-itli the Departmen; of Textiles and will be dealt with by an Appellate Committee constituted by the Government. (b) hxempt Ccrtilicntii'ii for wOitiij-iiincnb, valtietl at US $ 250 or less ll.B. Handloom Certificat; .—In ihe tJie of oxport oi' all h' ndloom garments corresponding to restrained items to Camdn and of coilon handloom garments to Austria, the Textile Committee will issue the certificates as prescribed in the bilateral Agreements for such products. 8. Merger of Available Quantities from 1st October, 1983 ;—• Notwithstanding anylhiiu; contained tkewliere iu this Public- Notice and Pnb'i: Nn,i c No, 37-ETC(PN)|82 dated the 18th Septtmbi-i, 1982, all balances of quantities available as on 1st of October, 1983 from unallocated levels or surrendi:*. shall Htand merged into a common pool and shall be allo- cated under the I" OS Sm ill Orders System without any re- servation for different segment.. 1104 GI/82—2 ↩