3AInterpretative rule for provisions that specify both a part of a country and that country

#### 3A Interpretative rule for provisions that specify both a part of a country and that country (1) If both part of a country, and the country, are specified in regulation 4, 4A or 5, the following rules apply: (a) for regulation 4—goods are export sanctioned goods for the part of the country if they are export sanctioned goods for the country, but are not export sanctioned goods for the country merely because they are export sanctioned goods for the part; (b) for regulation 4A—goods are import sanctioned goods for the part of the country if they are import sanctioned goods for the country, but are not import sanctioned goods for the country merely because they are import sanctioned goods for the part; (c) for regulation 5—a service is a sanctioned service for the part of the country if it is a sanctioned service for the country, but is not a sanctioned service for the country merely because it is a sanctioned service for the part. (2) If more than one part of a country is specified in regulation 4, 4A or 5, the parts are to be considered separately (even if one part is located within the other), and the following rules apply: (a) for regulation 4—goods are not export sanctioned goods for one part merely because they are export sanctioned goods for another part; (b) for regulation 4A—goods are not import sanctioned goods for one part merely because they are import sanctioned goods for another part; (c) for regulation 5—a service is not a sanctioned service for one part merely because it is a sanctioned service for another part.