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AGREEMENT BETWEEN 1lffi GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF
INDONESIA AND THE
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATE OF AMERICA
FOR THE SALE OF AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES
The Government of the United States of America and the Government
of the Republic of Indonesia, agree to the sale of the agricultural
cormnodities specified below.
This Agreement shall consist of the
Preamble and Parts I and III of the Agreement signed June 3, 1988,
together with the following Part II.
PART II - PARTICULAR PROVISIONS
Item 1.
Cormnodity Table:
Commodity
Rice
Item II.
Supply
Approximate
Maximum Export
Period
Quantity
Market Value
(U.S. Fiscal Year)
(Metric Tons)
(U.S. Dol. Million)
FY 1989
36,000
$10.0
Payment Terms:
Convertible Local Currency Credit Terms (CLCC).
1.
Initial Payment - ten (10) percent.
2.
Currency Use Payment - ten (10) percent for Section 104(A) purposes.
3.
Number of Installment Payments - twenty-six (26).
4.
Amount of Each Installment Payment - approximately equal annual
amounts.
5.
Due Date of the First Installment Payment - seven (7) years after
date of last delivery of commodities in each calendar year.
6.
Initial Interest Rate - two (2) percent.
7.
Continuing Interest Rate - three (3) percent.
Item III.
Usual Marketing Table:
Usual Marketing
Conmodity
Import Period
Requirements
(U.S. Fiscal Year)
(Metric Tons)
Rice
1989
Item IV.
A.
33,000
Export Limitations:
Export Limitation Period:
The export limitation period shall be United States fiscal year 1989,
or any subsequent United States fiscal year during which commodities
financed under this Agreement are being imported or utilized.
B.
Commodities to which export limitations apply:
For the purposes of Part I, Article III (A) (4) of this Agreement,
the commodities which may not be exported are:
rice - rice in the form
of paddy, brown, or milled.
Item V.
A.
Self-Help Measures:
The Government of the Republic of Indonesia agrees to undertake
self-help
measures
to
improve
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the
production,
storage,
and
distribution
of
agricultural
measures
shall be
progress
in needy rural
actively
in
commodities.
The
following
implemented to contribute directly
increasing
areas
self-help
to development
and enable the needy to participate
agricultural
production
through
small
farm
agriculture.
B.
The Government of the Republic of Indonesia will continue to exert
its best efforts to extend its program of deregulation affecting the
agricultural sector through the deregulation and simplification of
investment procedures,
trading regulations
and export
and
import
procedures, which will have a substantial impact on the agricultural
sector.
C.
Verifiable indicators: The Government of the Republic of Indonesia
will provide a report within twelve months from the date of this
Agreement on the status of the formulation of such a deregulation
package, and will provide a second report within 24 months of the
date of this Agreement on the status of the package's implementation.
Item VI.
Economic Development Purposes for which Proceeds Accruing to
Importing Country are to be used:
A.
The proceeds accruing to the Government of the Republic of Indonesia
from the sale of commodities financed on CLCC terms under this
Agreement will be used for financing the self-help measures set forth
in the Agreement or for development in the agricultural and rural
development sectors, in a manner designed to increase the access of
the needy in Indonesia to an adequate, nutritious, and stable food
supply.
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B.
In the use of proceeds for these purposes, emphasis will be placed on
directly improving the lives of the neediest of Indonesia's. people
and their capacity to participate in the development of their country.
C.
For the period during which disbursements are made in accordance with
this Item VI, the government of the importing country will furnish
the government of the exporting country reports on the proceeds
received and disbursements made, certified by the appropriate audit
authority of the government and a description of the activities for
which the disbursements were made.
D.
The government of the exporting country reserves the right to review
such
activities.
detennines that a
to
receive
a
If
the
government
of
the
exporting
country
disbursement was made for an activity ineligible
disbursement
tmder
this
Item VI,
notice
of
such
ineligibility shall be given by the government of the exporting
country to the government
of the
importing country and
the two
governments shall, upon request of either, consult regarding such
ineligibility, giving due regard to the eligible uses set forth in
Item VI.A above.
If the notice of ineligibility is not rescinded by
the government of the exporting country within 90 days of receipt of
such
notice
by
the
government
of
the
importing
country,
the
government of the importing country shall identify another use for
such proceeds which is an eligible use for such proceeds under this
Agreement.
E.
The government of the importing country agrees to maintain adequate
records for not less thhll three years after the end of the supply
period of this Agreement to pennit review and audit by the government
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of the exporting country of the generation of sales proceeds and
measures taken to implement this Agreement.
The government of the
exporting country shall have the right at reasonable times to inspect
and
audit
records,
procedures
and
methods
pertaining
to
the
disbursements.
PART III - FINAL PROVISIONS
This Agreement may be terminated by either government by notice of
termination to the
other government for any reason,
and by the
Government of the Exporting Country if it should determine that the
self-help program described in the Agreement is not being adequately
developed.
Such termination will not reduce any financial obligations
the Government of the Importing Country has incurred as of the date of
termination.
This Agreement shall enter into force upon signature.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the respective representatives, duly authorized
for the purpose, have signed the present Agreement.
OONE at Jakarta, Indonesia, in duplicate, the
QZNキセy|エャ@
.l;
CJ.1'
day of October, 1988.
FOR 1HE GOVERNMENT OF TIIE
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
FOR TIIE GOVERNMENT OF TIIE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Signed
Signed
Poedji Koentarso, M.A.
Director General
of
Foreign Economic Relations,
Department of
Foreign Affairs
Michael V. Connors
Charge d'Affaires
ad interim
of the United States of
America to the Republic
of Indonesia
INDONESIA AND THE
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATE OF AMERICA
FOR THE SALE OF AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES
The Government of the United States of America and the Government
of the Republic of Indonesia, agree to the sale of the agricultural
cormnodities specified below.
This Agreement shall consist of the
Preamble and Parts I and III of the Agreement signed June 3, 1988,
together with the following Part II.
PART II - PARTICULAR PROVISIONS
Item 1.
Cormnodity Table:
Commodity
Rice
Item II.
Supply
Approximate
Maximum Export
Period
Quantity
Market Value
(U.S. Fiscal Year)
(Metric Tons)
(U.S. Dol. Million)
FY 1989
36,000
$10.0
Payment Terms:
Convertible Local Currency Credit Terms (CLCC).
1.
Initial Payment - ten (10) percent.
2.
Currency Use Payment - ten (10) percent for Section 104(A) purposes.
3.
Number of Installment Payments - twenty-six (26).
4.
Amount of Each Installment Payment - approximately equal annual
amounts.
5.
Due Date of the First Installment Payment - seven (7) years after
date of last delivery of commodities in each calendar year.
6.
Initial Interest Rate - two (2) percent.
7.
Continuing Interest Rate - three (3) percent.
Item III.
Usual Marketing Table:
Usual Marketing
Conmodity
Import Period
Requirements
(U.S. Fiscal Year)
(Metric Tons)
Rice
1989
Item IV.
A.
33,000
Export Limitations:
Export Limitation Period:
The export limitation period shall be United States fiscal year 1989,
or any subsequent United States fiscal year during which commodities
financed under this Agreement are being imported or utilized.
B.
Commodities to which export limitations apply:
For the purposes of Part I, Article III (A) (4) of this Agreement,
the commodities which may not be exported are:
rice - rice in the form
of paddy, brown, or milled.
Item V.
A.
Self-Help Measures:
The Government of the Republic of Indonesia agrees to undertake
self-help
measures
to
improve
- 2 -
the
production,
storage,
and
distribution
of
agricultural
measures
shall be
progress
in needy rural
actively
in
commodities.
The
following
implemented to contribute directly
increasing
areas
self-help
to development
and enable the needy to participate
agricultural
production
through
small
farm
agriculture.
B.
The Government of the Republic of Indonesia will continue to exert
its best efforts to extend its program of deregulation affecting the
agricultural sector through the deregulation and simplification of
investment procedures,
trading regulations
and export
and
import
procedures, which will have a substantial impact on the agricultural
sector.
C.
Verifiable indicators: The Government of the Republic of Indonesia
will provide a report within twelve months from the date of this
Agreement on the status of the formulation of such a deregulation
package, and will provide a second report within 24 months of the
date of this Agreement on the status of the package's implementation.
Item VI.
Economic Development Purposes for which Proceeds Accruing to
Importing Country are to be used:
A.
The proceeds accruing to the Government of the Republic of Indonesia
from the sale of commodities financed on CLCC terms under this
Agreement will be used for financing the self-help measures set forth
in the Agreement or for development in the agricultural and rural
development sectors, in a manner designed to increase the access of
the needy in Indonesia to an adequate, nutritious, and stable food
supply.
- 3 -
B.
In the use of proceeds for these purposes, emphasis will be placed on
directly improving the lives of the neediest of Indonesia's. people
and their capacity to participate in the development of their country.
C.
For the period during which disbursements are made in accordance with
this Item VI, the government of the importing country will furnish
the government of the exporting country reports on the proceeds
received and disbursements made, certified by the appropriate audit
authority of the government and a description of the activities for
which the disbursements were made.
D.
The government of the exporting country reserves the right to review
such
activities.
detennines that a
to
receive
a
If
the
government
of
the
exporting
country
disbursement was made for an activity ineligible
disbursement
tmder
this
Item VI,
notice
of
such
ineligibility shall be given by the government of the exporting
country to the government
of the
importing country and
the two
governments shall, upon request of either, consult regarding such
ineligibility, giving due regard to the eligible uses set forth in
Item VI.A above.
If the notice of ineligibility is not rescinded by
the government of the exporting country within 90 days of receipt of
such
notice
by
the
government
of
the
importing
country,
the
government of the importing country shall identify another use for
such proceeds which is an eligible use for such proceeds under this
Agreement.
E.
The government of the importing country agrees to maintain adequate
records for not less thhll three years after the end of the supply
period of this Agreement to pennit review and audit by the government
- 4 -
of the exporting country of the generation of sales proceeds and
measures taken to implement this Agreement.
The government of the
exporting country shall have the right at reasonable times to inspect
and
audit
records,
procedures
and
methods
pertaining
to
the
disbursements.
PART III - FINAL PROVISIONS
This Agreement may be terminated by either government by notice of
termination to the
other government for any reason,
and by the
Government of the Exporting Country if it should determine that the
self-help program described in the Agreement is not being adequately
developed.
Such termination will not reduce any financial obligations
the Government of the Importing Country has incurred as of the date of
termination.
This Agreement shall enter into force upon signature.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the respective representatives, duly authorized
for the purpose, have signed the present Agreement.
OONE at Jakarta, Indonesia, in duplicate, the
QZNキセy|エャ@
.l;
CJ.1'
day of October, 1988.
FOR 1HE GOVERNMENT OF TIIE
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
FOR TIIE GOVERNMENT OF TIIE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Signed
Signed
Poedji Koentarso, M.A.
Director General
of
Foreign Economic Relations,
Department of
Foreign Affairs
Michael V. Connors
Charge d'Affaires
ad interim
of the United States of
America to the Republic
of Indonesia