§ 48. Sir Reginald Clarryasked the Financial Secretary to the Treasury what are the general conditions necessary for highly-manufactured goods, labeled "Empire" or "British product," to qualify for duty-free importation into this country; and what steps are taken to see that these conditions are complied with?
§ The Financial Secretary to the Treasury (Lieut.-Colonel Colville)The conditions to be fulfilled in order to establish claims for admission of imported goods free of duty or at reduced rates of duty under Imperial Preference are explained in a public leaflet, issued by the Commissioners of Customs and Excise, of which I am sending my hon. Friend a copy. I can assure my hon. Friend that all practicable steps are taken to ensure that these conditions are fulfilled.