Part 1: UK Market Access: Goods Supplementary Section 16: Interpretation of other expressions used in Part 1
This section sets out the definition of terms used for the purposes of this Part.
	Subsection (2) defines "goods" for the purposes of this Part. "Goods" means any tangible movable or corporeal moveable thing (including its packaging or label), with the exception of water or gas that is not offered for sale in a limited volume or set quantity. This will therefore not cover water or gas that is piped directly into buildings as a utility but will cover bottled water or canisters of gas. This definition does cover agricultural goods, including live animals, germinal products and animal by-products.
	Subsection (3) defines "produced in" for the purposes of this Part. If the good is not wholly produced or made within one part of the UK, it can still be classed as "produced in" a relevant part of the UK if the most recent significant production has taken place in that part, so long as it is regulation in that part.
	Subsection (4) defines "regulated" as part of the wider definition of "produced in". A significant step is regulated if it is covered by any statutory requirement in the part where it takes place or could materially affect a person’s ability to lawfully sell the good in that part.
	Subsections (5), (6) and (7) define what is meant by "significant" for the purposes of the wider definition of "produced in". Subsection (5) sets out that a production step is significant if it is significant in terms of the character and purpose of the goods. Subsection (6) specifies steps that are not to be considered significant, even if they are regulated. Subsection (7) further specifies that packaging, labelling or marking of goods is not significant unless fundamental to the character of the good.
	Subsections (8) and (9) define "imported into" for the purposes of this part. Goods brought by sea are imported when the ship carrying them enters the limits of the port at which they are discharged. Goods brought by air are imported when they are unloaded. Goods brought by land are imported when they enter the UK. For the purposes of the definition of "imported into", goods that arrive in the UK from the Isle of Man are to be treated in the same way as any other imported goods.
	Subsection (10) states that where a good is "produced in" or "imported into" in one part of the UK (the original part), and is then exported outside of the UK before being re-imported back into the UK, the good should still be regarded as having been produced in or imported into the original part of the UK.
	If a good was imported into one part of the UK and then underwent a significant regulated production step in a different part, the good would be treated as having been produced in that other part.
	Subsection (11) clarifies that the references to "production" in section 3 subsection (4)(c) should be taken to include specified production processes associated with agricultural products and livestock or other animals. This reflects the fact that the definition of "goods" in section 14 includes agricultural products.
	Subsections (12), (13) and (14) provide definitions for terms used in this section.