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Anyone who has ever been to the doctor because of back pain quickly learns: sitting incorrectly and especially standing for long periods of time are poison for the back. But there are situations and especially professions in which long periods of standing are unavoidable. Whether surgeons, security guards, cooks or factory workers - almost all of them will sooner or later be confronted with the problems associated with static, upright standing. Various solutions have already been developed to reduce physical strain at work. Recently, exoskeletons have been the talk of the town, but they usually only provide relief for demanding movement sequences, such as heavy lifting or overhead work. At HANNOVER MESSE 2023, a new exoskeleton from Japan will be presented, which is supposed to protect against back pain and other physical impairments caused by long periods of standing.

The FX Stick by Archelis from Yokohama is an exoskeleton that is supposed to support the body seamlessly in all positions and still allows the wearer to move freely, bend the knees or even spontaneously change to a sitting position. The special feature of the FX Stick is its purely mechanical design, which means that no external energy supply is needed for operation. As befits a real exoskeleton, the FX Stick is also worn on the outside, i.e. over clothing. This also ensures that it should take an average of just 16 seconds for the exoskeleton to fit perfectly - and only nine seconds for it to be detached from the wearer's body again.

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A story about the complexity of human relationships in which the Irish playwright offers us a lesson of how to understand and accept life. This piece is performed by a cast which brings together the best of the Catalan theatre scene.

One drop of love and another of poison. It does not matter whether we are talking about parents and children, or partners or friends... the relationships that we, as humans, establish between us are rarely clear and simple. We can see this by examining ourselves or maybe by going to the theatre to spend a sunny afternoon in a house in Donegal, Ireland. Here, Tom, a famous writer and Daisy, an old pianist who these days is a wife who is constantly worried about the bad shape her family finances are in, are paid a visit by a north American literary agent. Maybe this visitor could supply them the money they need, but maybe the price the agent asks in return will be too high a price to pay for the couple. What will they answer him? Whilst they mull it over, Tom and Daisy receive another visit, this time from her parents, an elderly couple who are in full mid-life crisis mode, and a family friend with his pockets full of money.

Slvia Munt, makes an old personal project come true and takes the play of an Irish author, best known here in Catalunya for plays such as Afterplay (seen in 2013), Traslations (2014) y Dansa d'agost (2016), to the stage. The director has a luxury cast at her disposal led by Emma Vilarasau and David Selvas among other great names of our scene.

[Home][Databases][WorldLII][Search][Feedback]Laws of the People's Republic of ChinaYou are here: AsianLII >>Databases >>Laws of the People's Republic of China >>MEASURES ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF PASSIVE QUOTAS FOR TEXTILE PRODUCTS[Database Search][Name Search][Noteup][Help]MEASURES ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF PASSIVE QUOTAS FOR TEXTILE PRODUCTSThe Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation Order of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic CooperationMeasures on the Administration of Passive Quotas for Textile ProductsNo.28 The Measures on the Administration of Passive Quotas for Textile Products which was enacted according to the Foreign Trade Law ofthe People's Republic of China and the Regulation of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of the Import and Exportof Goods has been passed at the tenth ministerial meeting of the year 2001 of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperationand won the consent of the State Administration of Customs and the State Administration of Quality Supervision and Quarantine upondiscussion, and are hereby promulgated for implementation as of January 1, 2002. Minister of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation Shi GuangshengDecember 20, 2001 Measures on the Administration of Passive Quotas for Textile Products Chapter I General Provisions Article 1 The present Measures have been formulated on the basis of the Foreign Trade Law of the People's Republic of China and the Regulationon the Administration of the Import and Export of Goods and according to the Agreement on Textile Products and Clothing of the WorldTrade Organization and the commitments of China with regard to textile products after its accession to the WTO. Article 2 DefinitionsThe term "passive quotas for textile products" (hereinafter referred to as "textile quotas") shall refer to the quantitative restrictionson the export of textile fabrics like cotton, wool, chemical fibers, silk, hemp and other plant fibers and the products thereof thatare restricted by the country of import. The classification and measurement unit of textile quotas shall be based on relevant agreements.Country of restriction this term refers to the countries mentioned in the notices of the Textile Monitoring Body ("TMB") under theWTO that have restrictions of textile quotas over the textile products of China, including the United States, Canada, European Union,and Turkey.Industrialist and industrialist quota According to the notices submitted by China and EU to the TMB under the WTO, the European Commissionshall provide to the MOFTEC of China a list of some of the processors and producers from the EU before the end of each year, andthe enterprises included in the list are the "EU industrialists" for the next year. According to relevant provisions, a part of thequotas from all categories shall be reserved with within 115 days from the day when the agreement year for Categories II and IIIof export to EU begins and within 180 days after the day when the agreement year for Categories V, VI, VII, VIII, XV and XXVI ofexport to EU begins, and the quotas herein mentioned are the "quotas for EU industrialists".Quota for the Europe Fair According to the notices submitted by China and EU to the TMB under the WTO, this term refers to the passivequotas for textile products that are independent from the normal passive quotas established specially by both parties for the purposeof performing the contracts concluded at the European Fair.Exporting Enterprise This term refers to the various enterprises (including enterprises with foreign investment) that have the qualificationsfor engaging in the export of textile products and clothing.Performance Quota This term refers to the quotas that are not subject to bid invitations and control of total quantity, but are independentlyapplied by enterprises according to their export performances.Export performance This term refers to the export performance of the textile products restricted by the countries of restriction andthe export performance of the non-quota textile products of the whole world. The term "export performance of the textile productsrestricted by the countries of restriction" refers to the quantity of customs clearance actually made by the countries of restrictionor of the quantity of import licenses exchanged for the textile products under the different quotas during a certain period of time.The term "export performance of the non-quota textile products of the whole world" refers to amount of money incurred from the exportof products under various quotas to the countries and regions not restricted by quotas during a certain period of time. The exportperformance of textile products under export quotas to the countries of restriction shall be based on the statistics of the customsof the state, and the export performance of the non-quota textile products of the whole world shall be based on the statistics ofthe Chinese customs.Export license This term refers to the export licenses of textile products needed for exporting to the countries of restriction, thelicenses of silk and hemp products, certificates of handiworks, certificates of origin, etc.Rate of issue This term refers to the proportion of the quantity of quotas issued according to the export license of a certain kindof quota in the total amount of quotas obtained by various means (it is classified into that of the whole country, that of a localplace and that of an enterprise).Rate of customs clearance (rate of use) This term refers to the proportion of the amount of customs clearance actually made in thecountry of restriction or the import licenses exchanged of a certain kind of quotas in the total amount of quotas obtained by variousmeans (it is classified into that of the whole country, that of a local place and that of an enterprise). Article 3 The organs of quota administration and the functions and duties thereofThe quotas for the textile products to be exported to the countries of restriction shall be subject to the hierarchical administration.The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation (hereinafter referred to as "MOFTEC") shall be the administrative organ fortextile quotas. It is responsible for the negotiation, conclusion and execution of multilateral trade rules with the countries ofrestriction, the formulation of rules on the administration of textile quotas, the allocation of textile quotas and supervision andguidance of the issuance of certificates for the export of textile products and the textile products actually exported.Under the authorization of the MOFTEC, all provinces, autonomous regions, municipalitie directly under the Central Government, themunicipalities separately listed on the State plan and the capital city of eight provinces (Harbin, Changchun, Shenyang, Xi'an, Nanjing,Wuhan, Chengdu, Guangzhou) (hereinafter referred to as "local administrative department of foreign trade authorized by the MOFTEC)shall be the administrative organ of textile quotas of the local place; they shall be responsible for the allocation and administrationof quotas to the exporting enterprises of the locality, shall report to the MOFTEC about the allocation, use and administration ofquotas of the locality, and shall supervise and inspect the use of quotas as well as the actual export of the exporting enterpriseswithin the locality. Article 4 The functions of the issuing authorities and the departments for the transmission of the electronic data of certificatesThe Quota License Affairs Bureau under the MOFTEC (hereinafter referred to as "QLAB") is the issuing authority of textile quotas authorizedby the MOFTEC.The functions of the QLAB in the aspect of textile quotas are: 1.Being responsible for the uniform printing, distribution and inspection of export licenses for textile products, the allocation ofthe numbers of certificates, and for accepting the registration of export licenses of textile products, signatures of issuers andnumbers for archivist purposes; 2.Administering the issuing authorities according to relevant provisions, inspecting to see whether the issuing authorities have issuedlicenses according to the allocated quotas, and reporting to the MOFTEC on the monthly basis about inspections of the issuance ofcertificates by the issuing authorities; 3.Being responsible for the internal inspection of the data of export licenses issued by the issuing authorities, the data customs clearanceabroad, for investigating false evidences and perjuries, and reporting regularly to the MOFTEC about the inspections.The administrative departments of foreign trade at all places shall, under the authorization of the QLAB, be responsible for the issuanceand administration of licenses for the export of textile products.The China International Electronic Commerce Center (hereinafter referred to as "CIECC") shall, under the authorization of the MOFTEC,be responsible for the statistics of the issuance of licenses for the export of textile products and the exchange of the electronicdata of the licenses for the export of textile products to the countries of restriction. Article 5 The ways of quotas allocationThe textile quotas are allocated by way of invitations for bid, independent applications and allocation according to performances.The MOFTEC shall, on the basis of the use of quotas in the preceding year, publicize lists of quotas to be allocated by way of invitationfor bid, independent applications and allocation according to performances before September 10 of each year, and may make necessaryreadjustments according to the use of quotas of the year. Chapter II The System of Export License Article 6 The system of quota and export license shall be applied to the export of textile products to the countries of restriction; the customsshall be responsible for supervision, and the organs for the entry and exit inspection and quarantine shall be responsible for inspectionaccording to relevant provisions. Article 7 Export licenses shall be issued by the QLAB and the local issuing authorities authorized thereby according to the total amount ofquotas granted by the MOFTEC and the quantity of quotas allocated by the local administrative departments of foreign trade. The customsoffices shall examine and release goods according to the export licenses. With regard to the textile products for export subjectto statutory inspections and the commodities included in the lists of textile products for export that are subject to the inspectionof inspection authorities, the customs offices shall also inspect the instruments of customs clearance issued by the inspection andquarantine organs for the goods departing the country. Article 8 The year affixed to the export licenses shall be identical to the year of departure of goods.The declaration of customs for the departing goods under the export licenses shall be made no later than December 31 of the year;in case of overdue, the declaration of customs shall not be accepted by the customs offices and the goods shall not be released. Article 9 An approval shall be obtained for each export license, and the certificates may not be transferred, not may the certificates be altered.If it is necessary to make any alterations, a new export license shall be issued. Article 10 The application for and issuance of export licenses shall be executed according the relevant administrative rules concerning the passivequotas for textile products. Chapter III The Invitation for Bid for Quotas Article 11 The MOFTEC shall arrange for bid invitations for the quotas of some of the textile products according to the principle of "efficiency,impartiality, openness and fair competition". Article 12 The invitation for bid for quotas shall be made in accordance to the Measures for the Bid Invitation for Export Commodities and theDetailed Rules for the Implementation of the Bid Invitation for the Passive Quotas for Textile Products. Chapter IV The Independent Application for Quotas Article 13 The determination of quota types subject to independent applicationThe MOFTEC shall control the total amount of the quota types for the textile products whose rate of customs clearance between Januaryand August of the current year and that for the previous year are both below 40% percent in the next year, and the exporting enterprisesmay independently apply for export licenses.The MOFTEC shall publicize the list of quota types subject to the control of total amount for the next year in September of the currentyear, and, where it is necessary, make readjustments prior to December 15 of the current year. Article 14 The allocation of quotas subject to independent applicationThe MOFTEC shall, before December 15 of each year, distribute the quotas that are no less than two times of the quantity of quotassubject to independent application fed back by all the local places for the next year to the administrative departments of foreigntrade authorized by the MOFTEC, and the quantity of quotas for the enterprises directly under the Central Government shall be distributedto the QLAB, and shall publish the concrete quantities on the website of the CIECC. Where there are no feedbacks of customs clearancein any local place, the MOFTEC shall distribute to the place according to the minimum quantity ever fed back by other places.All issuing authorities shall issue export licenses to the exporting enterprises under their respective jurisdictions within the limitof total amount granted by the MOFTEC. As for the enterprises that have performances of customs clearance in the previous year, theissuing authorities shall reserve the preemptive right to use quotas equal to the quantity of export performance for half a year. Article 15 The use of quotas subject to independent applicationsWhen exporting textile products under the types of quotas subject to independent applications, the exporting enterprises shall, priorto the conclusion of sales contracts, inquire the local issuing authorities about the quota types and the quantity of quotas remainedor make inquisitions through the website of CIECC. They may not conclude sales contracts until they confirm that there are additionalquotas. After the conclusion of contracts, they shall apply to the local issuing authority immediately on the basis of the contractsfor export licenses.The issuing authorities shall, after receiving the application of the enterprises, examine the sales contract of the said enterprises,and may not issue export licenses to the enterprises until they confirm that there are additional quotas of relevant types for thelocality. Article 16 The readjustment of the quantity of quotas subject to independent applicationsThe local administrative departments of foreign trade may, when the rate of issuance of licenses for the quotas subject to independentapplication in the locality reaches 90%, apply to the MOFTEC for granting additional quotas. The enterprises directly under the CentralGovernment may, when the rate of issuance of licenses for the quotas subject to independent application in the locality reaches 100%,apply to the MOFTEC for granting additional quotas.The MOFTEC shall decide whether to approve the applications or not and the quantity to be approved according to the rate of customsclearance of relevant types of the local and central enterprises that have made the applications. Article 17 The examination of the quotas subject to independent applicationsThe MOFTEC shall make irregular samplings of the documents of customs declaration that have been passed the examination of the customsoffices as well as the sheet of the export licenses returned by the customs offices of the exporting enterprises obtained by wayof independent applications. In case any exporting enterprise that intentionally occupies the quotas subject to independent applicationsbut fail to use them for actual export, the MOFTEC shall, according to the seriousness of the circumstances, disqualify the saidenterprise from independently applying for some or all types of quotas subject to independent applications. In case any issuing authorityindulges the enterprises to intentionally occupy quotas, the MOFTEC shall deal with the said issuing authority according to the Provisionson the Administration of Export Licenses. Article 18 The readjustment of the types of quotas subject to independent applicationsAs for the quotas subject to independent applications which are no longer subject to independent applications due to the rise in userate, the MOFTEC may, on the basis of the export performances of the local can central enterprises during the previous quota year(including the export performances of all kinds of enterprises), allocate the performance quotas according to the principle of allocatingperformance quotas. Chapter V The Administration of Performance Quotas Article 19 The performance quotas shall be allocated on the basis of the export performances of the local and central enterprises in the exportof textile products during the previous quota year; the export performance consists of that of textile products exported to the countriesof restriction and that of non-quota textile products of the world. Article 20 The performance quotas for textile products exported to the countries of restrictionThe performance quotas for textile products exported to the countries of restriction are allocated for three times: the first initialallocation, the second initial allocation and the final allocation.The first initial allocation shall be made in October of the previous year of the quota year, and the allocation shall be made onthe basis of the export performances in the export of textile products to the countries of restriction between January and Augustof the previous quota year times a quotient.The second initial allocation shall be made in December of the previous year, and the allocation shall be made on the basis of theexport performances in the export of textile products to the countries of restriction between January and November of the previousquota year times a quotient.The final allocation shall be made in March of the current year, and the allocation shall be made on the basis of the export performancesin the export of textile products to the regions of restriction between January and November of the previous quota year times a quotient.The export performance in the export of textile products to the countries of restriction during the whole of the previous quota yearshall be based on the statistics at the end of February of the ending quota year.The enterprises may conclude transactions according to the initially allocated quotas prior to the granting of final allocation. Theexport performance in the export of textile products to the countries of restriction within the whole of a quota year shall be basedon the quantity of final allocations. Article 21 The performance quotas for the export of non-quota textile products of the worldThe performance quotas for the export of non-quota textile products of the world shall be allocated twice a year: in January and Aprilof the quota year.The performance quotas for the export of non-quota textile products of the world determined as pursuant to Article 17 of the presentMeasures shall be allocated by the MOFTEC to the local and central enterprises whose non-quota textile products of the world hascome up to a certain amount which shall be calculated according to the following formula. The export performance of the non-quotatextile products of the world shall be 100% of the export value of textile products under the item of general trade (including frontiertrade) summed up by the Chinese customs plus 30% of the export value of textile products under the item of processing with importedmaterials:The export performance quota of non-quota textile products of a certain type = the total amount of export performance quota of non-quotatextile products of the world of this type * a coefficient of the export value of non-quota textile products of the worldThe coefficient of export value of non-quota textile products of the world = the export performance of local (central enterprises)in non-quota textile products or the world of this type the export performance of non-quota textile products of the world in thewhole countryThe export performance of all kinds of enterprises in the non-quota textile products of the world shall be calculated in the statisticsof performances and the quotas determined according to Article 17 of the present Measures shall be allocated to the enterpriseson the basis of their export performance in the non-quota textile products of the world.In the allocation of export performance quotas for the non-quota textile products of the world, the MOFTEC may, according to the specificcircumstances, use a certain proportion of quota for certain types to reward the enterprises that have made outstanding achievementsin the export of home made famous-brand products or for carrying out other policies. Article 22 The origin of performance quotasThe origin of performance quotas for the export of non-quota textile products to the countries of restriction shall be the quotasprescribed in the bilateral or multilateral agreement in the previous quota year.The origin of performance quotas for the export of non-quota textile products of the world shall be: 1.Quotas for the annual increase rate as prescribed in bilateral or multilateral agreements; 2.Quotas for handling flexible clauses (carryforward, transfer of certain types, advance borrowing) determined by the MOFTEC accordingto he prescriptions of bilateral or multilateral agreements and the use of quotas; 3.The quotas handed in by the local and central enterprises; 4.The quotas confiscated according to Chapter VIII of the present Measures. Chapter VI The Administration of Industrialist Quotas Article 23 The qualifications of the applicant enterprisesAn exporting enterprise shall have acquire the qualifications for applying for industrialist quotas after it has entered into contractswith an industrialist from the EU concerning the export of textile products subject to industrialist quotas as provided in the notices. Article 24 The procedures for applicationThe MOFTEC shall, after receiving the list of industrialist quotas provided by the European Commission, distribute them to the localadministrative departments of foreign trade authorized by the MOFTEC.The domestic enterprises shall, after concluding contracts with EU industrialists according to their actual business demands, submitthe original text of the contracts that have been signed by both parties and attached with the official cachets of both parties tothe local administrative department of foreign trade authorized by the MOFTEC for examination and approval. The local administrativedepartments of foreign trade authorized by the MOFTEC shall, after confirming the truthfulness of the contracts according to theabove-mentioned provisions, gather all the official texts of the contracts each month and submit them together with the applicationsto the MOFTEC during the period between the 20th and the end of each month.The applications for the type II and III quotas as well as the corresponding contracts shall be submitted to the MOFTEC within 115days after the quota year begins; the applications for other types of quotas as well as the corresponding contracts shall be submittedto the MOFTEC within 180 days after the quota year begins. The applications submitted beyond the time periods shall be invalid onesand may not be accepted. Article 25 The ways of allocation of quotasThe MOFTEC shall gather up all the applications of the local administrative departments of foreign trade authorized by the MOFTECand the central enterprises at the end of each month during the months January to June of each year, and shall, within the first10 working days of the next month, allocate the quotas to the central enterprises and the local enterprises via the local administrativedepartments of foreign trade authorized by the MOFTEC.If the total amount of quotas applied for a certain industrialist gathered up by the MOFTEC for each month does not exceed the industrialistquotas of this type provided in the agreements that remain at the current month, the MOFTE