text: 19. I shall mention only the most important proposals. 20. Among those addressed to Governments, one cannot overlook paragraph 10, which emphasizes the importance of States that have not already done so urgently instituting effective procedures at the point of import to ensure that goods imported from South Africa, Mozambique and Angola are not cleared through customs until they are satisfied that the documentation is in order and complete and to ensure that, if need be, procedures provide for the recall of goods cleared through customs for custody if it is subsequently established that they are of Southern Rho- desian origin. 21. Paragraph 21 should be understood in the same way: States trading with South Africa, Mozambique and Angola should be informed of the existence of certain discrepancies concerning goods originating in southern Africa. Those discrepancies appear in the amounts indicated for export by South Africa, Mozambique and Angola and the amounts indicated for import by their trading partners. That anomalous situation should therefore be clarified, and the States concerned should take precautions to make sure of the real origin of the goods in question. Paragraph 14 recommends that goods be seized in the event that they are of Southern Rhodesian origin. 22. In order to facilitate the often difficult task of national authorities in conducting enquiries, the Corn. mittee, as is indicated in paragraph 1 1, has considered the publication of a manual setting forth documentation and clearing procedures necessary to determine the true origin of products of doubtful origin. Furthermore, as is indicated in paragraph 12, it envisages public-tion of a list of experts 2 Ibid; Twenty-fifth Year, Special Supplement No. 3 and 3A. whose names are put forward to the Committee by Governments. 23. Furthermore, the Committee was concerned over the 
analysis: This text appears to be discussing international trade and the measures taken to prevent the importation of goods from certain countries, particularly Southern Rhodesia. The proposals mentioned are focused on ensuring the accuracy of the origin of goods and preventing the clearance of goods that may be of Southern Rhodesian origin. The text also mentions the publication of a manual and a list of experts to facilitate the task of national authorities in conducting enquiries.