CONFIDENTTI
a) "ith regard to this topic the delegations considered that, 'in a general way,
the list of products contained in anex I to document 5/1000/68 (CMER 128)
could be adopted as an adequate basis for their work (2). It was agreed
that ng soon as posɛible, and at the latest on the occasion of the next
meeting of the Sub-group fixed for the 8th-9th January 1969, the delegations
would somit the amendments which they rished to make to the said list.
b) Chemicals
The delegations vary of the opinion that chemicals coull not be excluded
from the Communité provisional offer since the proposals which the 30 makes
in this field will be reco..siderud-ia rulation to the offers of the other
countries of the 0. 1. J.D.
The Commission's reprssuntetive pointed out the agencies which he
represented reserved the right disɔ ɔ make proposels mlating to chemical
roducts. He also drew the attention of the delegations to the continued
in relation
Incertainty bout the JIT rate for these prxdict Lanni
which
the attitude/mun tie
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will adapt,
in articular with reference to the P.
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In this commeation the Condasiale representative i dicated that the
Commission scancies cosice, edtast there was no particular problem mised
by this fielù.
III. PROCESSED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
For this topic the delegations undertook a preliminary examination of the
working hypothesis (pages 5 to 7 of document S/1000/68 (COME, 128)) which had
served as the basis for the prelicinary list of processed agricultural products which might be
Ligible for preferential triff treatment.
Frimary practucts
and products subiecten only to rudimentary processing
their
The delegations «zəressee (greement in rinciple with the working
hypothesis of the Commissiunt, gencies which was dirented to excluding these
(2) The material corruptis to be wide to nnex I to document 5/1000/68 (CONS? 128)
are ettuceri as an anex to this nɔte. These corrections had already been distributed during a session of the museting of 18th/19th December 1968.
6.
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