Customs (List of Prohibited and Restricted Imports and Exports) Order, 2009 (S.I. No. 127 of 2009)

6. A licence that was issued in respect of any of the goods under L.N. l l 5 I the Customs (List of Prohibited and Restricted Imports and Exports)

1963. Order; 1962,prior to the commencementof this Order shall continue to be in effect for a period of 6 months from the date of the commencement of this Order. L.N. 11.51 7. The Customs (List of Prohibited and Restricted Imports and

1963. Exports) Ordel; 1962 is hereby revoked. (Paragraphs 2(1) and 5(1)) PART I PROHIBI'IED W O R T S (Section 89(1))

1. Base or counterfeit coin of any Country. Coin counterfeit.

2. Coin legally current in Barbados or any money purporting to be legally Coin current, not being of the established standard in weight and fineness. substandard.

3. Articles of food intended for human consumption declared by the Food, unfit competent p ~ b l i chealth authority to be unfit for that purpose. for con- sumption.

4. Indecent or obscene prints, paintings, photographs, books, cards, Indecent lithographic or other engravings or any other indecent or obscene articles. articles.

5. Infected cattle, sheep or other animals or carcasses thereof, and hides, Infected skins, horns, hoofs or any other part of cattle or other animals which may be prohibited in order to prevent the introduction or spread of any communicable disease.

6. Prepared opium and pipes or other utensils for use in connection with Opium the smoking of opium or the preparation of opium for smohng. prepared.

7. Fictitious stamps and any die, plate, instrument or materials capable of Stamps. making any such stamps.

8. Toy guns that are capable of discharging any matter whatsoever Toy guns. accompanied by an explosion or a gun like sound.

9. (1) Fruit or vegetables, other than dried or canned, that have been Fresh grown in or conveyed through the state of Florida in the United States of America, fruit and vegetables. save and except those fruit or vegetables as are accompanied by a Phytosanitary Certificate stating that the fruit or vegetables have been fimigated by a competent entomological officer and are free from the Mediterrean Fly. (2) Any fruit or vegetables that are brought to Barbados by any vessel or aircraft which has cleared from any port or airport in Florida with the fruit or vegetables on board shall be deemed to have been grown in or conveyed through Florida unless proof to the contrary be given to the satisfaction of the Comptroller of Customs. Ozone 10. Substances or chemicals within tariff heading number Ex 29.03 depleting namely halons, carbontetrachloride,methyl chloroform, hydrobromofluorcarbons, substances or chemi- and bromochloromethane, including any derivative or mixture thereof, which is cals. capable of depleting the ozone layer. Generals. 11. Goods the importation of which is prohibited by any other law of Barbados. PART I1 (Paragraph 2(2)) RESTRICTED IMPORTS (Section 89(1)) Arms etc. 1. Arms and ammunition, except under licence issued by the Minister Cap. 79. under the Firearms Act. Cannabis 2. Cannabis sativa (known as Indian hemp or bhang), cannabis indica, sativa, etc. choras, or any preparation or mixture thereof, except under a licence issued by the Chief Medical Officer. Imitation 3. Goods which bear a design in imitation of any currency or bank notes notes, etc. or coin in common use in Barbados or elsewhere unless with the approval of the Comptroller. Spirits, etc. 4. Spirits (not being liqueurs, cordials,perlimed spirits or medicinal spirits) I I and wine, unless specifically reported as such, and unless in aircraft, or in ships of 20 tons burden at least, and in casks and other vessels capable of containing i liquids, each of such casks ar other vessels being the size or content of 9 gallons at the least or unless in glass or stone bottles properly packed in cases, or in demijohns, each case or demijohn containing not less than one gallon.

5. Tobacco, cigars, cigarillos or cigarettes, unless specifically reported as Tobacco, such and unless in aircraft, or in ships of 20 tons burden at least, and unless in cighrs7 etc. whole and complete packages each containing not less than 20 pounds net weight of tobacco, cigars, cigarillos or cigarettes, except that less than 20 pounds may be imported by Parcel Post.

6. Tobacco extracts, essences or other concentrations of tobacco, or any Tobacco admixture thereof, tobacco stalks and tobacco stalk flour except under such extracts, condition as the Comptroller, with the approval of the Minister, acting in his etc. discretion may either generally or in any particular case allow.

7. All goods which if sold would be liable to forfeiture under the Trade Goods Marks Act, and also all goods of foreign manufacture bearing any name or trade liable to forfeiture mark or purporting to be the name or trade mark of any manufacturer, dealer, or Under trader in Barbados or the United Kingdom or any British possession, unless the ~ ~ d trade name or trade mark is accompanied by a definite indication of the country in Act. which the goods were made or produced. Cap. 319.

8. Goods bearing the Royal Arms of Great Britain or arms so closely Royal resembling the same as to be calculated to deceive unless the manufacturer of *rms. those goods holds Her Majesty's authority to use them in connection with his trade, business, calling or profession.

9. Goods imported as ship's or aircraft's stores except such as are Shipsor required for consumption or use by or for the ship or aircraft, its officers, crew and aircraft stores. passengers.

10. Substances or chemicals within tariff heading number Ex 29.03 namely ozone halons, carbontetrachloride, methyl chloroform, hydrobromofluorocarbons and depleting substances bromochloromethane, including any derivative or mixture thereof, that is capable of or chemi- depleting the ozone layer. cals.

11. Substances of chemicals within tariff heading number Ex 38.24 Refrigerant constituting refrigerant blends that are capable of depleting the ozone layer. blends.

12. Goods the importation of which is restricted by any other law of General. Barbados, in accordance with that law. (Paragraplzs 3(1) and 5(2)) PART I PROHIBITED EXPORTS (Section 89(2)) Ozone 1. Substances or chemicals within tariff heading number Ex 29.03 depletiny namely halons, carbontetrachloride, methyl chloroform, hydrobromofluorocarbons substances or chemi- and bromochloromethane, including any derivative or mixture thereof, which is cals. capable of depleting the ozone layer. General. 2. Goods the exportation of which is prohibited by any other law of Barbados. PART I1 (Paragrap h 3 (2)) RESTRICTED EXPORTS (Section 89(2)) Ozoric 1. Substances or chemicals within tariff heading number Ex 29.03 depleting namely chlorofluorcarbons, hydrochlorofluorocarbons and methyl bromide, including any derivative or mixture thereof, which is capable of depleting the or chcmi- cals. ozone layer. Refrigerant 2. Substances or chemicals within tariff heading number Ex 38.24 b'cnds. constituting refrigerant blends which are capable of depleting the ozone layer. General. 3. Goods the exporation of which is restricted by any other law of Barbados, except in accordance with that law. Made by the Minister this 29th day of October, 2009. DAVID J. H. THOMPSON Minister responsible for Finance.