as a self employed person in the territory of that Partner
State;
(b)
a child who accompanies the worker shall be entitled to be
employed as a worker or to engage in any economic activity
as a self employed person in the territory of that Partner
State subject to the age limits under the national laws of that
Partner State.
6.
The Partner States shall facilitate the admission of a dependant of a
worker in accordance with the national laws of the Partner States.
7.
The office responsible for employment in a Partner State shall
facilitate a citizen of another Partner State who seeks employment
in the territory of that Partner State to receive the same assistance
as would be accorded to a citizen of that Partner State who seeks
employment.
8.
The Partner States shall, within the framework of a joint
programme, encourage the exchange of young workers amongst
the Partner States.
9.
The national laws and administrative procedures of a Partner State
shall not apply where the principal aim or effect is to deny citizens
of other Partner States the employment that has been offered.
10. The provisions of this Article shall not apply to employment in the
public service unless the national laws and regulations of a host
Partner State so permit.
11. The free movement of workers shall be subject to limitations
imposed by the host Partner State on grounds of public policy,
public security or public health.
12. A Partner State imposing a limitation under paragraph 11, shall
notify the other Partner States accordingly.
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