Authorised Economic Operators Sample Clauses

Authorised Economic Operators. 1. Member States shall endeavour to establish the programme of Authorised Economic Operators (AEO) to promote informed compliance and efficiency of customs control. 2. Member States shall endeavour to work towards mutual recognition of AEO.
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Authorised Economic Operators. Member States shall each promote the establishment of national authorised economic operators (AEO) programmes to enhance the security of the supply chain and facilitate trade based on the SAFE Framework. The customs authorities of Member States shall endeavour to develop mechanisms of cooperation with a view to promoting mutual recognition of AEO status and customs controls.
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Authorised Economic Operators. In order to facilitate trade and enhance compliance and risk management between them, the Parties shall work towards negotiating, finalizing and implementing the Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) Mutual Recognition Arrangement (MRA) between the two Parties.
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Authorised Economic Operators. 1. Each Party shall establish or maintain a trade facilitation programme for operators who meet specified criteria, hereinafter referred to as “AEO programme”, in accordance with the WCO SAFE Framework of Standards. 2. The National AEO programme, including the specific criteria for qualification, shall be published in accordance with Article 6.4 (Publication and Availability of Information). 3. The specified criteria to qualify as an AEO shall not be designed or applied so as to afford or create arbitrary or unjustifiable discrimination between operators where the same conditions prevail, and it shall allow the participation of small- and medium-sized enterprises. 4. In accordance with Article 19 of the CMAA, both Parties shall endeavour to initiate discussions on an AEO MRA through a Joint Action Plan.
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Authorised Economic Operators. 1. Each Party shall establish or maintain a partnership programme for operators who meet specified criteria (hereinafter referred to as "authorised economic operators"). 2. The specified criteria to qualify as an authorised economic operator shall be published and they shall relate to compliance with requirements specified in the respective laws and regulations or procedures of the Parties. Such criteria may include: (a) an appropriate record of compliance with customs and other related laws and regulations; (b) asystem of managing records to allow for necessary internal controls; (c) financial solvency, including, where appropriate, provision of a sufficient security or guarantee; and (d) supply chain security. 3. The specified criteria to qualify as an authorised economic operator shall not be designed or applied so as to afford or create arbitrary or unjustifiable discrimination between operators where the same conditions prevail and shall allow the participation of SMEs. 4. The authorised economic operator programme shall include specific benefits for an authorised economic operator, such as: (a) low rate of physical inspections and examinations as appropriate; (b) priority treatment if selected for control; (c) rapid release time as appropriate; (d) deferred payment of customs duties, taxes, fees and charges; (e) use of comprehensive guarantees or reduced guarantees; (f) asingle customs declaration for all imports or exports in a given period; and (g) clearance of goods at the premises of the authorised economic operator or another place authorised by the customs authorities. 5. Notwithstanding paragraphs 1 to 4, a Party may offer the exemplary benefits listed in paragraph 4 through customs procedures generally available to all operators, in which case that Party is not required to establish a separate scheme for authorised economic operators. 6. The Parties may xxxxxx cooperation between customs authorities and other government authorities or agencies within a Party in relation to authorised economic operator programmes. Such cooperation may be achieved, inter alia, by aligning requirements, facilitating access to benefits and minimising unnecessary duplication.
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Authorised Economic Operators. 1. Each Party shall establish or maintain for operators who meet specified criteria (authorised economic operators, hereinafter referred to as "AEO") a trade facilitation partnership programme (hereinafter referred to as "AEO programme") in accordance with the SAFE Framework of Standards. 2. The specified criteria17 to qualify as AEO shall be published and relate to compliance, or the risk of non-compliance, with the requirements specified in each Party's laws, regulations or procedures. 3. The specified criteria to qualify as an AEO shall not be designed or applied so as to afford or create arbitrary or unjustifiable discrimination between operators where the same conditions prevail and shall allow the participation of small and medium-sized enterprises. 17 A Party may use the criteria provided for in Article 7.7.2 of the WTO Agreement on Trade Facilitation. 4. The AEO programme shall include specific benefits for AEO, taking into account the commitments of the Parties in accordance with Article 7.7.3 of the WTO Agreement on Trade Facilitation, adopted on 27 November 2014. 5. The Parties shall cooperate in establishing, if relevant and appropriate, the mutual recognition of their AEO programmes, provided that the programmes are compatible and based on equivalent criteria and benefits.
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