Common use of EXPORTS AND IMPORTS Clause in Contracts

EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. (1) Except as to the petroleum to be delivered to the Government pursuant to the terms of this Contract, the Contractor shall own and receive its share of Petroleum produced from the Contract Area and shall be entitled to lift, take, export and sell or otherwise dispose of such Petroleum outside of Kenya without restriction and free of taxes, charges, fees, duties or levies of any kind or to otherwise freely dispose of the same. (2) The Contractor and its contractors and sub-contractors engaged in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract shall be permitted to import into Kenya all the services, materials, equipment and supplies including but not limited to machinery, vehicles, consumable items, movable property and any other articles, to be used solely in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract. (3) Such services, materials, equipment and supplies shall be exempt from all Customs Duties, VAT and import declaration fees provided that the Contractor and its contractors and sub-contractors shall give preference to Kenyan goods and services in accordance with clause 31 hereof. (4) In relation to materials, equipment and supplies imported or to be imported pursuant to sub-clause 32(2) when a responsible representative of the Ministry has certified that they are to be used solely in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract, the Contractor and its contractors and sub- contractors shall be entitled to make such imports without- (a) any approval of import licence, provided, however, that an application has been duly made; (b) any exchange control approval, subject to the provision of clause 33 hereof; or. (c) any inspection outside of Kenya by general superintendence or other inspecting body, acting for the time being, appointed by the Government. The actual costs of Contracts for technical and other services entered into by the Contractor for Petroleum Operations and for materials purchased by the Contractor for use in Petroleum Operations shall be recoverable, provided that those services and materials are reasonably required for Petroleum Operations and provided further that the prices paid by the Contractor are no higher than those currently prevailing in normal arm's length transactions of the open market for comparable services and materials. Draft Production Sharing Contract Block L27 Ministry of Energy Page 44 (5) Each expatriate employee of the Contractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall be permitted to import and shall be exempt from all Customs Duties with respect to the reasonable importation of household goods and personal effects, including one (1) automobile provided however that such properties are imported within three (3) months of their arrival or such longer period as the Government may in writing determine. (6) The Contractor and its contractor and sub-contractors and their expatriate employees may sell in Kenya all imported items which are no longer needed for Petroleum Operations. However, if such imports were exempt from Customs Duties, the seller shall fulfil all formalities required in connection with the payment of duties, taxes, fees and charges imposed on such sales. (7) Subject to sub-clauses 12(6) and 12(7), Contractor and its contractors and sub- contractors and their expatriate employees may export from Kenya, exempt of all export duties, taxes, fees and charges, all previously imported items which are no longer required for the conduct of Petroleum Operations under this Contract. (8) customs duties", as that term is used herein, shall include all duties, taxes on imports (except those charges paid to the Government for actual services rendered), which are payable as a result of the importation of the item or items under consideration.

EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. (1) Except as to the petroleum to be delivered to the Government pursuant to the terms of this Contract, the Contractor shall own and receive its share of Petroleum produced from the Contract Area and shall be entitled to lift, take, export and sell or otherwise dispose of such Petroleum outside of Kenya without restriction and free of taxes, charges, fees, duties or levies of any kind or to otherwise freely dispose of the same. (2) The Contractor and its contractors and sub-contractors engaged in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract shall be permitted to import into Kenya all the services, materials, equipment and supplies including but not limited to machinery, vehicles, consumable items, movable property and any other articles, to be used solely in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract. (3) Such services, materials, equipment and supplies shall be exempt from all Customs Duties, VAT and import declaration fees provided that the Contractor and its contractors and sub-contractors shall give preference to Kenyan goods and services in accordance with clause 31 hereof. (4) In relation to materials, equipment and supplies imported or to be imported pursuant to sub-clause 32(2) when a responsible representative of the Ministry has certified that they are to be used solely in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract, the Contractor and its contractors and sub- contractors shall be entitled to make such imports without- (a) any approval of import licence, provided, however, that an application has been duly made; (b) any exchange control approval, subject to the provision of clause 33 hereof; or. (c) any inspection outside of Kenya by general superintendence or other inspecting body, acting for the time being, appointed by the Government. The actual costs of Contracts for technical and other services entered into by the Contractor for Petroleum Operations and for materials purchased by the Contractor for use in Petroleum Operations shall be recoverable, provided that those services and materials are reasonably required for Petroleum Operations and provided further that the prices paid by the Contractor are no higher than those currently prevailing in normal arm's length transactions of the open market for comparable services and materials. Draft Production Sharing Contract Block L27 L28 Ministry of Energy Page 44 (5) Each expatriate employee of the Contractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall be permitted to import and shall be exempt from all Customs Duties with respect to the reasonable importation of household goods and personal effects, including one (1) automobile provided however that such properties are imported within three (3) months of their arrival or such longer period as the Government may in writing determine. (6) The Contractor and its contractor and sub-contractors and their expatriate employees may sell in Kenya all imported items which are no longer needed for Petroleum Operations. However, if such imports were exempt from Customs Duties, the seller shall fulfil all formalities required in connection with the payment of duties, taxes, fees and charges imposed on such sales. (7) Subject to sub-clauses 12(6) and 12(7), Contractor and its contractors and sub- contractors and their expatriate employees may export from Kenya, exempt of all export duties, taxes, fees and charges, all previously imported items which are no longer required for the conduct of Petroleum Operations under this Contract. (8) customs duties", as that term is used herein, shall include all duties, taxes on imports (except those charges paid to the Government for actual services rendered), which are payable as a result of the importation of the item or items under consideration.

EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. (1) Except as to the petroleum to be delivered to the Government pursuant to the terms of this Contract, the Contractor shall own and receive its share of Petroleum produced from the Contract Area and shall be entitled to lift, take, export and sell or otherwise dispose of such Petroleum outside of Kenya without restriction and free of taxes, charges, fees, duties or levies of any kind or to otherwise freely dispose of the same. (2) The Contractor and its contractors and sub-contractors engaged in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract shall be permitted to import into Kenya all the services, materials, equipment and supplies including but not limited to machinery, vehicles, consumable items, movable property and any other articles, to be used solely in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract.. Draft Production Sharing Contract Blocks L1B Ministry of Energy Page 43 (3) Such services, materials, equipment and supplies shall be exempt from all Customs Duties, VAT and import declaration fees provided that the Contractor and its contractors and sub-contractors shall give preference to Kenyan goods and services in accordance with clause 31 hereof. (4) In relation to materials, equipment and supplies imported or to be imported pursuant to sub-clause 32(2) when a responsible representative of the Ministry has certified that they are to be used solely in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract, the Contractor and its contractors and sub- sub-contractors shall be entitled to make such imports without- (a) any approval of import licence, provided, however, that an application has been duly made; (b) any exchange control approval, subject to the provision of clause 33 hereof; or. (c) any inspection outside of Kenya by general superintendence or other inspecting body, acting for the time being, appointed by the Government. The actual costs of Contracts for technical and other services entered into by the Contractor for Petroleum Operations and for materials purchased by the Contractor for use in Petroleum Operations shall be recoverable, provided that those services and materials are reasonably required for Petroleum Operations and provided further that the prices paid by the Contractor are no higher than those currently prevailing in normal arm's length transactions of the open market for comparable services and materials. Draft Production Sharing Contract Block L27 Ministry of Energy Page 44. (5) Each expatriate employee of the Contractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall be permitted to import and shall be exempt from all Customs Duties with respect to the reasonable importation of household goods and personal effects, including one (1) automobile provided however that such properties are imported within three (3) months of their arrival or such longer period as the Government may in writing determine. (6) The Contractor and its contractor and sub-contractors and their expatriate employees may sell in Kenya all imported items which are no longer needed for Petroleum Operations. However, if such imports were exempt from Customs Duties, the seller shall fulfil all formalities required in connection with the payment of duties, taxes, fees and charges imposed on such sales. (7) Subject to sub-clauses 12(6) and 12(7), Contractor and its contractors and sub- contractors and their expatriate employees may export from Kenya, exempt of all export duties, taxes, fees and charges, all previously imported items which are Draft Production Sharing Contract Blocks L1B Ministry of Energy Page 44 no longer required for the conduct of Petroleum Operations under this Contract. (8) customs duties", as that term is used herein, shall include all duties, taxes on imports (except those charges paid to the Government for actual services rendered), which are payable as a result of the importation of the item or items under consideration.

EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. (1) Except as to the petroleum to be delivered to the Government pursuant to the terms of this Contract, the Contractor shall own and receive its share of Petroleum produced from the Contract Area and shall be entitled to lift, take, export and sell or otherwise dispose of such Petroleum outside of Kenya without restriction and free of taxes, charges, fees, duties or levies of any kind or to otherwise freely dispose of the same. (2) The Contractor and its contractors and sub-contractors engaged in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract shall be permitted to import into Kenya all the services, materials, equipment and supplies including but not limited to machinery, vehicles, consumable items, movable property and any other articles, to be used solely in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract. (3) Such services, materials, equipment and supplies shall be exempt from all Customs Duties, VAT and import declaration fees provided that the Contractor and its contractors and sub-contractors shall give preference to Kenyan goods and services in accordance with clause 31 hereof. (4) In relation to materials, equipment and supplies imported or to be imported pursuant to sub-clause 32(2) when a responsible representative of the Ministry has certified that they are to be used solely in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract, the Contractor and its contractors and sub- contractors shall be entitled to make such imports without- (a) any approval of import licence, provided, however, that an application has been duly made; (b) any exchange control approval, subject to the provision of clause 33 hereof; or. (c) any inspection outside of Kenya by general superintendence or other inspecting body, acting for the time being, appointed by the Government. The actual costs of Contracts for technical and other services entered into by the Contractor for Petroleum Operations and for materials purchased by the Contractor for use in Petroleum Operations shall be recoverable, provided that those services and materials are reasonably required for Petroleum Operations and provided further that the prices paid by the Contractor are no higher than those currently prevailing in normal arm's length transactions of the open market for comparable services and materials. Draft Production Sharing Contract Block L27 Ministry of Energy Page 44. (5) Each expatriate employee of the Contractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall be permitted to import and shall be exempt from all Customs Duties with respect to the reasonable importation of household goods and personal effects, including one (1) automobile provided however that such properties are imported within three (3) months of their arrival or such longer period as the Government may in writing determine.. Production Sharing Contract Block L16 Ministry of Energy Page 44 (6) The Contractor and its contractor and sub-contractors and their expatriate employees may sell in Kenya all imported items which are no longer needed for Petroleum Operations. However, if such imports were exempt from Customs Duties, the seller shall fulfil all formalities required in connection with the payment of duties, taxes, fees and charges imposed on such sales. (7) Subject to sub-clauses 12(6) and 12(7), Contractor and its contractors and sub- contractors and their expatriate employees may export from Kenya, exempt of all export duties, taxes, fees and charges, all previously imported items which are no longer required for the conduct of Petroleum Operations under this Contract. (8) customs duties", as that term is used herein, shall include all duties, taxes on imports (except those charges paid to the Government for actual services rendered), which are payable as a result of the importation of the item or items under consideration.

EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. (1) Except as to the petroleum to be delivered to the Government pursuant to the terms of this Contract, the Contractor shall own and receive its share of Petroleum produced from the Contract Area and shall be entitled to lift, take, export and sell or otherwise dispose of such Petroleum outside of Kenya without restriction and free of taxes, charges, fees, duties or levies of any kind or to otherwise freely dispose of the same. (2) The Contractor and its contractors and sub-contractors engaged in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract shall be permitted to import into Kenya all the services, materials, equipment and supplies including but not limited to machinery, vehicles, consumable items, movable property and any other articles, to be used solely in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract. (3) Such services, materials, equipment and supplies shall be exempt from all Customs Duties, VAT and import declaration fees provided that the Contractor and its contractors and sub-contractors shall give preference to Kenyan goods and services in accordance with clause 31 hereof. (4) In relation to materials, equipment and supplies imported or to be imported pursuant to sub-clause 32(2) when a responsible representative of the Ministry has certified that they are to be used solely in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract, the Contractor and its contractors and sub- contractors shall be entitled to make such imports without- (a) any approval of import licence, provided, however, that an application has been duly made; (b) any exchange control approval, subject to the provision of clause 33 hereof; or. (c) any inspection outside of Kenya by general superintendence or other inspecting body, acting for the time being, appointed by the Government. The actual costs of Contracts for technical and other services entered into by the Contractor for Petroleum Operations and for materials purchased by the Contractor for use in Petroleum Operations shall be recoverable, provided that those services and materials are reasonably required for Petroleum Operations and provided further that the prices paid by the Contractor are no higher than those currently prevailing in normal arm's length transactions of the open market for comparable services and materials. Draft Production Sharing Contract Block L27 Ministry of Energy Page 44. (5) Each expatriate employee of the Contractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall be permitted to import and shall be exempt from all Customs Duties with respect to the reasonable importation of household goods and personal effects, including one (1) automobile provided however that such properties are imported within three (3) months of their arrival or such longer period as the Government may in writing determine. (6) The Contractor and its contractor and sub-contractors and their expatriate employees may sell in Kenya all imported items which are no longer needed for Petroleum Operations. However, if such imports were exempt from Customs Duties, the seller shall fulfil all formalities required in connection with the payment of duties, taxes, fees and charges imposed on such sales. (7) Subject to sub-clauses 12(6) and 12(7), Contractor and its contractors and sub- contractors and their expatriate employees may export from Kenya, exempt of all export duties, taxes, fees and charges, all previously imported items which are no longer required for the conduct of Petroleum Operations under this Contract. (8) customs duties", as that term is used herein, shall include all duties, taxes on imports (except those charges paid to the Government for actual services rendered), which are payable as a result of the importation of the item or items under consideration.

EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. (1) Except as to the petroleum to be delivered to the Government pursuant to the terms of this Contract, the Contractor shall own and receive its share of Petroleum produced from the Contract Area and shall be entitled to lift, take, export and sell or otherwise dispose of such Petroleum outside of Kenya without restriction and free of taxes, charges, fees, duties or levies of any kind or to otherwise freely dispose of the same. (2) The Contractor and its contractors and sub-contractors engaged in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract shall be permitted to import into Kenya all the services, materials, equipment and supplies including but not limited to machinery, vehicles, consumable items, movable property and any other articles, to be used solely in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract. (3) Such services, materials, equipment and supplies shall be exempt from all Customs Duties, VAT and import declaration fees provided that the Contractor and its contractors and sub-contractors shall give preference to Kenyan goods and services in accordance with clause 31 hereof. (4) In relation to materials, equipment and supplies imported or to be imported pursuant to sub-clause 32(2) when a responsible representative of the Ministry has certified that they are to be used solely in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract, the Contractor and its contractors and sub- contractors shall be entitled to make such imports without- (a) any approval of import licence, provided, however, that an application has been duly made; (b) any exchange control approval, subject to the provision of clause 33 hereof; or. (c) any inspection outside of Kenya by general superintendence or other inspecting body, acting for the time being, appointed by the Government. The actual costs of Contracts for technical and other services entered into by the Contractor for Petroleum Operations and for materials purchased by the Contractor for use in Petroleum Operations shall be recoverable, provided that those services and materials are reasonably required for Petroleum Operations and provided further that the prices paid by the Contractor are no higher than those currently prevailing in normal arm's length transactions of the open market for comparable services and materials. Draft Production Sharing Contract Block L27 Ministry of Energy Page 44. (5) Each expatriate employee of the Contractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall be permitted to import and shall be exempt from all Customs Duties with respect to the reasonable importation of household goods and personal effects, including one (1) automobile provided however that such properties are imported within three (3) months of their arrival or such longer period as the Government may in writing determine. (6) The Contractor and its contractor and sub-contractors and their expatriate employees may sell in Kenya all imported items which are no longer needed for Petroleum Operations. However, if such imports were exempt from Customs Duties, the seller shall fulfil all formalities required in connection with the payment of duties, taxes, fees and charges imposed on such sales. (7) Subject to sub-clauses 12(6) and 12(7), Contractor and its contractors and sub- contractors and their expatriate employees may export from Kenya, exempt of all export duties, taxes, fees and charges, all previously imported items which are no longer required for the conduct of Petroleum Operations under this Contract. (8) customs duties", as that term is used herein, shall include all duties, taxes on imports (except those charges paid to the Government for actual services rendered), which are payable as a result of the importation of the item or items under consideration.

EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. (1) Except as to the petroleum to be delivered to the Government pursuant to the terms of this Contractcontract, the Contractor contractor shall own and receive its share of Petroleum petroleum produced from the Contract Area contract area and shall be entitled to lift, take, export and sell or otherwise dispose of such Petroleum outside of Kenya petroleum without restriction and free of taxes, charges, fees, duties or levies of any kind or to otherwise freely dispose of the same. (2) The Contractor contractor and its contractors and sub-contractors engaged in carrying out Petroleum Operations petroleum operations under this Contract contract shall be permitted to import into Kenya all the services, materials, equipment and supplies including but not limited to machinery, vehicles, consumable items, movable property and any other articles, to be used solely in carrying out Petroleum Operations petroleum operations under this Contract. (3) contract. Such services, materials, equipment and supplies shall be exempt from all Customs Dutiescustoms duties, VAT and import declaration fees provided that the Contractor contractor and its contractors and sub-contractors shall give preference to Kenyan goods and services in accordance with clause 31 hereof. (43) In relation to materials, equipment and supplies imported or to be imported pursuant to sub-clause 32(2) 32 (2), when a responsible representative of the Ministry has certified that they are to be used solely in carrying out Petroleum Operations petroleum operations under this Contractcontractor, the Contractor contractor and its contractors and sub- sub-contractors shall be entitled to make such imports without- (a) any approval of import licence, provided, however, that an application has been duly made; (b) any Any exchange control approval, subject to the provision of clause 33 hereof; or. (c) any Any inspection outside of Kenya by general superintendence or other inspecting body, acting for the time being, appointed by the Government. government. (4) The actual costs of Contracts contracts for technical and other services entered into by the Contractor contractor for Petroleum Operations petroleum operations and for materials purchased by the Contractor contractor for use in Petroleum Operations petroleum operations shall be recoverable, provided that those services and materials are reasonably required for Petroleum Operations petroleum operations and provided further that the prices paid by the Contractor contractor are no higher than those currently prevailing in normal arm's length transactions of the open market for comparable services and materials. Draft Production Sharing Contract Block L27 Ministry of Energy Page 44. (5) Each expatriate employee of the Contractorcontractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall be permitted to import and shall be exempt from all Customs Duties customs duties with respect to the reasonable importation of household goods and personal effects, including one (1) automobile provided however that such properties are imported within three (3) months of their arrival or such longer period as the Government may in writing determine. (6) The Contractor contractor and its contractor and sub-contractors and their expatriate employees may sell in Kenya all imported items which are no longer needed for Petroleum Operationspetroleum operations. However, if such imports were exempt from Customs Dutiescustoms duties, the seller shall fulfil all formalities required in connection with the payment of duties, taxes, fees and charges imposed on such sales. (7) Subject to sub-clauses 12(612 (4) and 12(712 (5), Contractor contractor and its contractors and sub- sub-contractors and their expatriate employees may export from Kenya, exempt of all export duties, taxes, fees and charges, all previously imported items which are no longer required for the conduct of Petroleum Operations petroleum operations under this Contractcontract. (8) customs Custom duties", as that term is used herein, shall include all duties, taxes on imports (except those charges paid to the Government for actual services rendered), which are payable as a result of the importation of the item or items under consideration.

EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. (1) Except as to the petroleum to be delivered to the Government pursuant to the terms of this Contract, the Contractor shall own and receive its share of Petroleum produced from the Contract Area and shall be entitled to lift, take, export and sell or otherwise dispose of such Petroleum outside of Kenya without restriction and free of taxes, charges, fees, duties or levies of any kind or to otherwise freely dispose of the same. (2) The Contractor and its contractors and sub-contractors engaged in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract shall be permitted to import into Kenya all the services, materials, equipment and supplies including but not limited to machinery, vehicles, consumable items, movable property and any other articles, to be used solely in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract. (3) Such services, materials, equipment and supplies shall be exempt from all Customs Duties, VAT and import declaration fees provided that the Contractor and its contractors and sub-contractors shall give preference to Kenyan goods and services in accordance with clause 31 hereof. (4) In relation to materials, equipment and supplies imported or to be imported pursuant to sub-clause 32(2) when a responsible representative of the Ministry has certified that they are to be used solely in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract, the Contractor and its contractors and sub- contractors shall be entitled to make such imports without- (a) any approval of import licence, provided, however, that an application has been duly made; (b) any exchange control approval, subject to the provision of clause 33 hereof; or. (c) any inspection outside of Kenya by general superintendence or other inspecting body, acting for the time being, appointed by the Government. The actual costs of Contracts for technical and other services entered into by the Contractor for Petroleum Operations and for materials purchased by the Contractor for use in Petroleum Operations shall be recoverable, provided that those services and materials are reasonably required for Petroleum Operations and provided further that the prices paid by the Contractor are no higher than those currently prevailing in normal arm's length transactions of the open market for comparable services and materials. Draft Production Sharing Contract Block L27 11A Ministry of Energy Page 4443 (5) Each expatriate employee of the Contractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall be permitted to import and shall be exempt from all Customs Duties with respect to the reasonable importation of household goods and personal effects, including one (1) automobile provided however that such properties are imported within three (3) months of their arrival or such longer period as the Government may in writing determine. (6) The Contractor and its contractor and sub-contractors and their expatriate employees may sell in Kenya all imported items which are no longer needed for Petroleum Operations. However, if such imports were exempt from Customs Duties, the seller shall fulfil all formalities required in connection with the payment of duties, taxes, fees and charges imposed on such sales. (7) Subject to sub-clauses 12(6) and 12(7), Contractor and its contractors and sub- contractors and their expatriate employees may export from Kenya, exempt of all export duties, taxes, fees and charges, all previously imported items which are no longer required for the conduct of Petroleum Operations under this Contract. (8) customs duties", as that term is used herein, shall include all duties, taxes on imports (except those charges paid to the Government for actual services rendered), which are payable as a result of the importation of the item or items under consideration.

EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. (1) Except as to the petroleum to be delivered to the Government pursuant to the terms of this Contract, the Contractor shall own and receive its share of Petroleum produced from the Contract Area and shall be entitled to lift, take, export and sell or otherwise dispose of such Petroleum outside of Kenya without restriction and free of taxes, charges, fees, duties or levies of any kind or to otherwise freely dispose of the same. (2) The Contractor and its contractors and sub-contractors engaged in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract shall be permitted to import into Kenya all the services, materials, equipment and supplies including but not limited to machinery, vehicles, consumable items, movable property and any other articles, to be used solely in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract. (3) Such services, materials, equipment and supplies shall be exempt from all Customs Duties, VAT and import declaration fees provided that the Contractor and its contractors and sub-contractors shall give preference to Kenyan goods and services in accordance with clause 31 hereof. (4) In relation to materials, equipment and supplies imported or to be imported pursuant to sub-clause 32(2) when a responsible representative of the Ministry has certified that they are to be used solely in carrying out Petroleum Operations under this Contract, the Contractor and its contractors and sub- sub-contractors shall be entitled to make such imports without- (a) any approval of import licence, provided, however, that an application has been duly made; (b) any exchange control approval, subject to the provision of clause 33 hereof; or. (c) any inspection outside of Kenya by general superintendence or other inspecting body, acting for the time being, appointed by the Government. The actual costs of Contracts for technical and other services entered into by the Contractor for Petroleum Operations and for materials purchased by the Contractor for use in Petroleum Operations shall be recoverable, provided that those services and materials are reasonably required for Petroleum Operations and provided further that the prices paid by the Contractor are no higher than those currently prevailing in normal arm's length transactions of the open market for comparable services and materials. Draft Production Sharing Contract Block L27 Ministry of Energy Page 44. (5) Each expatriate employee of the Contractor, its contractors and sub-contractors shall be permitted to import and shall be exempt from all Customs Duties with respect to the reasonable importation of household goods and personal effects, including one (1) automobile provided however that such properties are imported within three (3) months of their arrival or such longer period as the Government may in writing determine. (6) The Contractor and its contractor and sub-contractors and their expatriate employees may sell in Kenya all imported items which are no longer needed for Petroleum Operations. However, if such imports were exempt from Customs Duties, the seller shall fulfil all formalities required in connection with the payment of duties, taxes, fees and charges imposed on such sales. (7) Subject to sub-clauses 12(6) and 12(7), Contractor and its contractors and sub- contractors and their expatriate employees may export from Kenya, exempt of all export duties, taxes, fees and charges, all previously imported items which are Draft Production Sharing Contract Blocks L1B Ministry of Energy Page 44 no longer required for the conduct of Petroleum Operations under this Contract. (8) customs duties", as that term is used herein, shall include all duties, taxes on imports (except those charges paid to the Government for actual services rendered), which are payable as a result of the importation of the item or items under consideration.