Authorised Economic Operator. The Parties shall promote the implementation of the Authorised Economic Operator (hereinafter referred to as "AEO") concept according to the WCO SAFE. A Party shall grant AEO security status and trade facilitation benefits to operators meeting its customs security standards, in accordance with its domestic legislation.
Authorised Economic Operator. 1. Each Party shall establish or maintain a trade facilitation partnership programme for operators who meet specified criteria, hereinafter referred to as the Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) programme, in accordance with the SAFE Framework.
Authorised Economic Operator. The Parties shall promote the implementation of economic operators authorised under the Framework of Standards to Secure and Facilitate Global Trade (known as the WCO SAFE Framework), to facilitate the clearance of goods. its obligations, requirements and formalities shall be established in accordance with the national legislation of each party.
Authorised Economic Operator. 1. A Contracting Party shall grant, subject to the criteria laid down in Xxxxx XX, the status of ‘authorised economic operator’ for security purposes to any economic operator established in its customs territory and in the case of Switzerland its customs exclaves of Samnaun and Sampuoir. Authorised economic operators shall enjoy facilitations in respect of security-related customs controls. Subject to the rules and conditions set out in paragraph 2, the status of authorised economic operator granted by a Contracting Party shall be recognised by the other Contracting Party, without prejudice to customs inspections, particularly with a view to implementing agreements with third countries providing for arrangements for the mutual recognition of the status of authorised economic operator.
Authorised Economic Operator. AEO") A State Party operating an AEO program shall:
Authorised Economic Operator. 1. Member States shall endeavour to establish the programme of Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) to promote informed compliance and efficiency of customs control.
Authorised Economic Operator. A Party operating an Authorised Economic Operator System or security measures affecting international trade flows shall:
Authorised Economic Operator. For the purposes of compliance with the provisions of Article 5.8 of this Chapter, the Parties hereby establish the following lines of action: identifying the current state of their respective programmes and their level of progress; holding video conference calls, workshops and other support and monitoring actions pertaining to their respective programmes in their different phases; promoting the development of the steps necessary for the registration of MRA, taking into account compliance with, as a minimum, extant programmes in force which have authorised economic operators; endeavouring, as much as is possible, to ensure compatibility between programmes with respect to the requirements, benefits and procedures related to authorisation or certification, which allow MRA registration between the Parties; and managing the support of international bodies in the described activities and others that may be agreed between the Parties. For the purposes of ensuring compliance with the provisions of this Annex: the Parties hereby establish the Technical Group of Authorised Economic Operator, comprised of the administrative authorities of their respective AEO programmes; and said group shall determine its mode of operation and draw up its plan of action within the three months following the entry into force of this Additional Protocol. ANNEX 5.9: SINGLE WINDOW FOR FOREIGN TRADE (SWFT) Framework for Implementation of SWFT Interoperability For the purposes of this Annex: dimension refers to the aspects necessary to achieve interoperability; interoperability refers to the systems' ability to allow the exchange of information electronically, following internationally accepted standards; and Single Window for Foreign Trade refers to a trade facilitation tool, which allows the entry of standardised information into a single entity thereby favouring the exchange of information electronically. In accordance with Article 5.9, the objective of this Annex is to propose a general framework for achieving interoperability between the SWFT of the Parties. The interoperability of the SWFT covers technological aspects, strategic and normative guidelines, the adoption of international standards and best practices for cooperation between the Parties and the facilitation of trade, through the exchange of information between their SWFT. The implementation of interoperability between SWFT includes lines of action illustrated in the following aspects: process: determines the objectives of...
Authorised Economic Operator. 1. A Contracting Party shall grant, subject to the criteria laid down in Annex II to this Agreement, the status of ‘authorised economic operator’ for security purposes to any economic operator established in its customs territory. The requirement concerning establishment in the customs territory of the Contracting Party where the application for this status is made may be waived under certain conditions and for specific categories of authorised economic operators, taking into account agreements with third countries in particular. Furthermore, each Contracting Party shall decide whether, and under what conditions, an airline or a shipping company not established in its territory but having a regional office there may be accorded this status. Authorised economic operators shall enjoy facilitations in respect of security-related customs controls. Subject to the rules and conditions set out in paragraph 2, the status of authorised economic operator granted by a Contracting Party shall be recognised by the other Contracting Party, without prejudice to customs inspections, particularly with a view to implementing agreements with third countries providing for arrangements for the mutual recognition of the status of authorised economic operator.
Authorised Economic Operator. 1. Each Party shall provide additional trade facilitation measures related to import, export, or transit formalities and procedures to operators who meet specified criteria, hereinafter called authorised economic operators. Alternatively, a Party may offer such trade facilitation measures through customs procedures generally available to all operators and is not required to establish a separate scheme.
