UK-India CETA Chapter 3: Rules of Origin
Text of chapter 3 of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) between the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and India.
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This chapter and its annexes specify the criteria a good or product must meet, as well as the compliance documents needed, to benefit from the preferential tariffs we have agreed in this deal.
To qualify for reduced tariffs, the rules of origin specify that a product must either be wholly obtained or significantly transformed through processing in either the UK or India.
This ensures that only genuinely British or Indian goods can access preferential tariffs thereby preventing fraudulent activities such as circumvention or illegitimate competition. This chapter also provides robust mechanisms for compliance to be checked.
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'Modalities of the Authentication Process for Origin Declarations' added to page.
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