New Zealand.
The table shows that a 50%
alignment was to have been reached by the
end of the third year.
It was hoped that
by this time trade agreements would have
been concluded between the enlarged
community and India and Pakistan (and if
necessary Ceylon) and some tariff concessions
secured for their exports.
5. Column 3: Cotton Textiles
The final step of 30% would have been
introduced when the common external tariff
applied throughout the Community."--probably
tot.67, i.e. before the end of the sixth
year after Britain's accession.
It was
low-cost
t/cotton
always the Six's intention that cotton
textiles should be subject to a less
favourable rate of decalage than other
manufactured goods from the Commonwealth.
6.
"Standstill Year"
There was to have been no "standstill year"
after Britain's accession, as suggested
in the extract from Jeaffreson's letter
which you quoted to us.
7.
I hope that you will find the above
helpful.
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