Non-tariff barriers to intra-Community trade
1. Subject to the provisions of this article, each Member State shall, upon the
entry into force of this Treaty, progressively relax and ultimately remove, at the
latest by the end of the second stage and in accordance with paragraph 2 of this
article, quota restrictions, other restrictions and prohibitions in force which apply
to the transfer to that State of goods originating in the other Member States and,
except as may be provided or permitted by this Treaty, to refrain thereafter from
imposing any further restrictions or prohibitions on such goods.
2. Subject to the provisions of this article, the Commission shall, after
considering the proposals submitted to it by the Secretary-General, recommend
to the Council for its approval a programme for the progressive relaxation and
ultimate elimination, at the latest by the end of the second stage, of all the quota
restrictions and prohibitions which apply in a Member State to imports originating
in the other Member States, provided that the council may subsequently decide
that all the quota restrictions, other restrictions and prohibitions be relaxed more
rapidly or removed earlier than laid down in this paragraph.
3. The special provisions on restrictions, prohibitions, quota restrictions,
dumping, subsidies and discriminatory practices shall be the subject of a protocol
on non-tariff trade barriers attached hereto as Annex II.
Official text
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In force from 18-10-1983
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Section 33 of the Treaty of 18 october 1983 establishing the Economic Community of Central African States/akn/un/act/treaty/1983-10-18/eccas-treaty-1983