(a) (b) (c) any agreement or category of agreements between undertakings; any decision by association of undertakings; or any concerted practice or category of concerted practises, which improves production or distribution of goods, promotes technical or economic development or which has the effect of promoting consumer welfare and does not impose restrictions inconsistent with the attainment of the objectives of the Customs Union or has the effect of eliminating competition. 3. The implementation of this Article shall be in accordance with the East African Community competition policy and law. ARTICLE 22 Restrictions and Prohibitions to Trade 1. A Partner State may, after giving notice to the Secretary General of her intention to do so, introduce or continue to execute restrictions or prohibitions affecting: (a) the application of security laws and regulations; (b) the control of arms, ammunition and other military equipment or items; (c) the protection of human life, the environment and natural resources, public safety, public health or public morality; and (d) the protection of animals and plants. 2. A Partner State shall not exercise the right to introduce or continue to execute the restrictions or prohibitions conferred by this Article in order to restrict the free movement of goods within the Community. 3. Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 10(1) of this Protocol, the Partner States agree to specify in the customs law of the Community goods to be restricted and prohibited from trade. 21