Exemption for CARE imports requires undertakings on free distribution, monetisation use for approved social projects, and re-export of equipment. Amendment substitutes S.No.4 to provide conditional customs exemption for gifts, supplies and equipment imported by CARE or its approved distributing organisations under the Agreement with the President of India, subject to undertakings that gift commodities are for free distribution or monetisation with proceeds retained in a separate CARE account for Department of Women & Child Development-approved social projects, and that supplies/equipment will be exported when no longer required, not used personally by CARE officers, and not transferred to third parties contrary to the Agreement.
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Exemption for CARE imports requires undertakings on free distribution, monetisation use for approved social projects, and re-export of equipment.
Amendment substitutes S.No.4 to provide conditional customs exemption for gifts, supplies and equipment imported by CARE or its approved distributing organisations under the Agreement with the President of India, subject to undertakings that gift commodities are for free distribution or monetisation with proceeds retained in a separate CARE account for Department of Women & Child Development-approved social projects, and that supplies/equipment will be exported when no longer required, not used personally by CARE officers, and not transferred to third parties contrary to the Agreement.
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