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the rights to exploit such exclusive economic zone, and in
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case of other goods, that Party or person of that Party has
rights to exploit such seabed and subsoil beneath the
seabed, in accordance with international law;

(g) goods of sea-fishing and other marine life taken by vessels

of that Party from the high seas in accordance with
international law;

(h) goods processed or made on board any factory ships of
that Party, exclusively from the goods referred to in
subparagraph (f) or (g);

(i) goods which are:

(i) waste and scrap derived from production or
consumption there, provided that such goods are fit
only for disposal, for the recovery of raw materials,
or for recycling purposes; or

(ii) used goods collected there, provided that such
goods are fit only for disposal, for the recovery of
raw materials, or for recycling purposes; and

(j) goods obtained or produced there solely from goods
referred to in subparagraphs (a) through (i), or from their
derivatives.

Article 3.4: Cumulation

1. Unless otherwise provided in this Agreement, goods and
materials which comply with the origin requirements provided in
Article 3.2 (Originating Goods), and which are used in another
Party as materials in the production of another good or material,
shall be considered as originating in the Party where working or
processing of the finished good or material has taken place.

2. The Parties shall commence a review of this Article on the date of
entry into force of this Agreement for all signatory States. This
review will consider the extension of the application of cumulation

2 For the purposes of determining the origin of goods of sea-fishing and other marine
life, “rights to exploit” in this subparagraph include those rights of access to the fisheries
resources of a coastal State, as accruing from any agreements or arrangements
between a Party and the coastal State.

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