§ Mr. David Clarkasked the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry if he will list the full benefits for the attraction of industry now available to the urban dis-
TWELVE MAJOR EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM TO CANADA* 1970 U.K. Exports to Canada £m. Rate of Impart Duty in Canada (BP rate) Cars … … … 13.5 Free Knitted or crocheted fabrics … … … 8.6 20 per cent. Electric power machinery … … … 6.9 Various rates, ranging from Free to 15 per cent. Distilled alcoholic beverages … … … 6.6 Depending on the beverage, 50 cents or $1 per gallon of the strength of proof, plus an additional tax equivalent to the excise duty Jet and gas turbine engines … … … 6.4 Free Vehicle parts … … … 6.4 Free Internal combustion engines … … … 6.2 Free Carpets other than knotted … … … 5.1 Depending on the raw material, Free, 10 per cent., 15 per cent, or 20 per cent. Machine tools … … … 4.7 2½per cent, but subject to duty remission it of a kind not made in Canada Woven wool fabrics … … … 4.6 Depending on the weight of the material. Free, or 20 per cent, plus 15 or 20 cents per lb. Aircraft … … … 3.9 Free Lifting and loading machinery … … … 3.9 2½per cent, subject to duty remission if of a kind not made in Canada. * These twelve items, taken from the Standard International Trade Classification, account for about a quarter of U.K. exports to Canada. Quotas United Kingdom goods imported into Canada are not subject to import quotas.