of the French Republic,Maurice SCHUMANNFor the President of the Italian Republic,Mario PEDINIFor His Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Luxembourg,Gaston THORNFor Her Majesty the Queen of the Netherlands,J. M. A. H. LUNSFor the Council of the European Communities,Walter SCHEELFranco Maria MALFATTIFor the President of the Republic of Turkey,Ihsan Sabri ÇAGLAYANGÍLANNEXESANNEX No 1 on the treatment to be accorded to imports of petroleum products from Turkey into the CommunitySole Article1. Notwithstanding Articles 9 and 21 to 30 of the Additional Protocol, the products listed below and refined in Turkey shall be imported into the Community free of customs duties within the limit of an overall annual Community tariff quota of 200 000 metric tons:>REFERENCE TO A GRAPHIC>2. The Community shall be entitled to modify the arrangements set out in paragraph 1:- when a common definition of origin is adopted for petroleum products from third States and associated countries;- when decisions are taken within the context of a common commercial policy;- when a common energy policy is established.In such a case, the Community shall ensure that the imports referred to in paragraph 1 are accorded advantages equivalent to those provided for in that paragraph.3. Consultations may take place in the Council of Association on the measures taken in pursuance of paragraph 2.4. Where the Community does not adopt measures under paragraph 2 within three years, the Council of Association may review the size of the quota laid down in paragraph 1.5. Apart from paragraphs 1 and 2 above, the Additional Protocol shall not affect rules applied to the importation of petroleum products.ANNEX No 2 on the treatment to be accorded to imports of particular textile products from Turkey into the CommunityArticle 11. Notwithstanding Article 9 of the Additional Protocol, the Community shall progressively abolish the duties in the Common Customs Tariff in respect of products imported from Turkey which are listed below, by four successive reductions, each of 25%, over a twelve-year period. These reductions shall be made at the date of entry into force of the Additional Protocol, and four, eight and twelve years thereafter:>REFERENCE TO A GRAPHIC>2. Nevertheless, for products imported from Turkey which fall within heading Nos 55.05 and 55.09, the Community shall, on the entry into force of the Additional Protocol make a reduction of 75% of the Common Customs Tariff duties within the limit of annual Community Tariff quotas of 300 metric tons for heading No 55.05 and 1 000 metric tons for heading No 55.09.Article 2Notwithstanding Articles 21, 22, 23 and 24 of the Additional Protocol, the Community shall have the right to introduce new quantitative restrictions on imports from Turkey of the following products.>REFERENCE TO A GRAPHIC>ANNEX No 3List of products subject to the timetable of tariff reductions laid down in Article 11>REFERENCE TO A GRAPHIC>ANNEX No 4 on the use by Turkey of special aid resourcesTHE CONTRACTING PARTIES,desiring not to impede the use by Turkey of special aid resources,HAVE AGREED AS FOLLOWS:1. If the provisions of the Agreement of Association or of the Additional Protocol impede the use by Turkey of special aid resources made available to its economy, Turkey shall, after notification to the Council of Association, be entitled:(a) to open tariff quotas in accordance with Article 20 (4) of the Additional Protocol for the importation of goods which are purchased with the resources in question;(b) to import free of duty goods which constitute gifts under Title III of Public Law 480 of the United States or under a food aid programme;(c) to restrict invitations to tender to suppliers of products originating in countries which grant special aid where the use of such resources entails the importation of products originating in those countries, and where a tendering procedure is prescribed by the legislation of Turkey or of the countries in question.2. Products imported into Turkey under this Annex may not be re-exported to the Community either unaltered or after working or processing.3. The provisions of this Annex must not hamper the proper functioning of the Association.4. At the end of the transitional stage the Council of Association may decide whether this Annex is to remain in force.In the meantime, if any change is made to the nature of the resources referred to in paragraph 1 of this Annex or to the procedure to be followed for their use, or if any difficulties arise affecting their use, the Council of Association shall review the situation with a view to taking the appropriate measures.ANNEX No 5 on German internal trade and connected problemsTHE CONTRACTING PARTIES,taking into consideration the conditions at present existing by reasons of the division of Germany,HAVE AGREED AS FOLLOWS:1. Since trade between German territories subject to the Basic Law for the Federal Republic of Germany and