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2023 Laws not yet authenticated through a Commencement Order

Revised Laws of Saint Lucia (2023)

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5. Materials: determination of origin

(1) In determining for the purposes of regulation 4(1)(a) where any goods were grown, produced or manufactured, any materials or other things of the following descriptions (wheresoever grown, produced or manufactured) used in their production or manufacture are considered to be grown, produced or manufactured in the Caribbean Community Market area or, as the case may be, the Common Market area, that is to say—
1. (a) materials described in Schedule 1 used in the state so described;
1. (b) energy, fuel, plant, machinery and tools used as aforesaid in the Caribbean Community Market area or, as the case may be, in the Common Market area, and materials used in the maintenance of such plant.

(2) In determining for the purposes of regulation 4(1)(b) where any goods were grown, produced or manufactured, any materials of the following descriptions (whether or not imported into the Caribbean Community Market area or, as the case may be, into the Common Market area or containing any element so imported) used in their production or manufacture is considered to be materials not imported into the Caribbean Community Market area or, as the case may be, into the Common Market area and containing no element so imported, that is to say—
1. (a) materials or other things described in subregulation (1)(a) and (1)(b);
1. (b) materials which, had they been imported into Saint Lucia in the state in which they were used in the production or manufacture of those goods, would have fallen to be treated under the provisions of regulation 4(1)(a) as grown, produced or manufactured in the Caribbean Community Market area or, as the case may be, in the Common Market area.

(3) In any case in which there is insufficient information on which to determine whether or not any materials were imported into the Caribbean Community Market area or, as the case may be, in the Common Market area or contain any element so imported those materials are considered to have been so imported.

5. Materials: determination of origin

2. Interpretation

4. Customs duty on goods of caribbean community market origin or common market area origin

5. Regulations for determining origin and place of consignment of goods

7. Oils and Fats Agreement

8. Verification of origin of exported goods

9. Penalty for untrue documents of origin for goods exported

10. Application of Act to subsequent agreements

11. Regulations and orders

PART 1 COMMUNITY TERRITORIES

PART 2 COMMON MARKET STATES

SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION

Intra-Caribbean Trade Agreements (Origin of goods) Regulations (Statutory Instruments 15/1968, 52/1993, 29/1995, 5/1996 and 7/2000)

PART 1 EAST CARIBBEAN COMMON MARKET ORIGIN OF GOODS REGULATIONS

2. Interpretation

4. Goods to be treated as grown produced or manufactured within Caribbean community market area or common market area

6. Materials: determination of value

9. Natural Produce of the Sea

PART 2 CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY ORIGIN OF GOODS REGULATIONS

11. Interpretation

12. Goods to be treated as grown, produced or manufactured within the Community

13. Repair, renovation or improvement of goods

14. Permission for use of extra regional materials

15. Determination of origin of equipment and materials used in production

16. Materials, Determination of Value

17. Export Price of Goods

18. Treatment of Packing

19. Consignment

20. Unit of Qualification

21. Proof of importer's statements