This applies, for example, to paragraphs 9, 10 and 11 of the resolution, which contain recommendations about where the ticket shall be stamped when a person has bought duty-free goods.
Suppliers to duty-free will also suffer.
These problems are as old as duty-free sales themselves.
I am not going to add to the chorus of criticism over duty-free.
I reject, therefore, the views of those today who argue that this debate is a late attempt to derail the abolition of duty-free.
The duty-free regime is a tax break mainly for the benefit of the alcohol and tobacco industries.
