Elimination of customs duties between Member States
1. During the first stage, Member States shall refrain from the establishment of
any new customs duties between them and from increasing those they apply in
their mutual trade relations. They shall regularly transmit to the Secretary-
General all information concerning customs duties, for study.
2. At the end of the first stage and during the second stage, Member States shall
progressively reduce and ultimately eliminate customs duties between them in
accordance with a schedule to be determined by the Conference on a proposal
by the Council.
3. The Conference may, at any time, on the Council’s recommendation, decide
that any customs duty be reduced more rapidly or eliminated earlier. However,
the Council shall study the question at least twelve months before the date on
which such a reduction or elimination is to apply to some or all of the goods and
to some or all the Member States and shall submit the result of this study to the
Conference for a decision.
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In force from 18-10-1983
Source page 21
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Section 28 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
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