Control of Imports (Amendment) Act, 1937

Exemptions in quota orders.

2.—The Executive Council may, in and by a quota order, do all or any of the following things, that is to say:—

(a) exempt from the prohibition effected by such order goods imported for a specified purpose or in specified circumstances or in a specified manner or in limited quantities;

(b) effect any such exemption as is mentioned in the next preceding paragraph of this sub-section either directly or by way of an authorisation to the Minister or to the Revenue Commissioners;

(c) attach to any such exemption any specified limitation or condition, whether as to quantity, time, proof, or otherwise, and in particular a condition requiring the Minister or the Revenue Commissioners to be satisfied of specified matters before the exemption takes effect in respect of any particular goods;

(d) give to the Minister or to the Revenue Commissioners power, duty, or jurisdiction to determine whether particular goods are or are not entitled to the benefit of any particular such exemption;

(e) authorise the Minister or the Revenue Commissioners to impose conditions (whether precedent or subsequent) to be complied with by persons claiming or receiving the benefit of any such exemption.