Hong Kong Regulations

EXPORT (CERTIFICATES OF ORIGIN) REGULATIONS - REGULATION 6

Power to issue certificates

Caution: This is a past version. See the current version here.

(1) The Director and any appointed officer may issue a certificate of origin
in respect of any article manufactured, processed or produced in Hong Kong
which has been or is to be exported from Hong Kong. (L.N. 294 of 1982; L.N.
119 of 1990)

(2) Such certificate may specify or contain-

   (a)  the manner in which such article has been manufactured, processed or
        produced;

   (b)  particulars of the persons concerned in the manufacture, processing,
        production or exportation of such article;

   (c)  particulars with respect to-

        (i)    the origin of the article to which the certificate relates;

        (ii)   the materials or parts of which the article is composed or
               which were used during the manufacture, processing or
               production of the article;

        (iii)  the method of shipment of the article; or

        (iv)   the manufacturing costs of the article; and (L.N. 119 of 1990)

   (d)  other details that may-

        (i)    identify the article;

        (ii)   generally facilitate its importation into any country; or

        (iii)  support the claim of the article to tariff preference in the
               country of destination, (L.N. 119 of 1990) and such certificate
               shall be in such form as the Director may determine and shall
               be subject to such conditions as may be endorsed therein. (L.N.
               170 of 1971)