CONFIDENTIAL
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
an assurance that the alternatives mentioned
in the provisional agreement are also open to
developing Commonwealth countries outside
Africa and the Caribbean which have a
'comparable economic structure and production'
and have either become independent i.e.
Mauritius and Western Samoa, or are likely to
become so in the foreseeable future e.g.
Fiji and Tonga;
an assurance that the c.e.t. and quotas should
not be applied to these countries up to the
entry into force of the new Yaounde Convention
(1975), on condition that these countries make
it clear that they are interested in negotiat ing
association;
an assurance that the standstill period will
affect all products which figure in relations
between Britain and the developing Commonwealth
countries to be associated with the Community, and
not just those covered in the current Yaoundé
Convention.
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