CONTROLLED DELIVERY Sample Clauses
The Controlled Delivery clause establishes procedures and requirements for the monitored or supervised delivery of goods or materials. Typically, this clause outlines how deliveries will be tracked, who is authorized to receive shipments, and any special handling or security measures that must be followed during transit and upon arrival. For example, it may require that deliveries be made only to designated personnel or locations, or that law enforcement or regulatory authorities oversee the process. The core function of this clause is to ensure the secure and documented transfer of goods, minimizing the risk of loss, theft, or unauthorized access during delivery.
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CONTROLLED DELIVERY. The Contracting Parties shall take the necessary measures, within their possibilities, to permit the appropriate use of controlled delivery for the purpose of criminal investigations.
CONTROLLED DELIVERY. 1. The Customs Administrations shall assume the necessary measures, within their available resources, for appropriate use of controlled delivery for the purpose of criminal investigations.
2. Decisions to use the controlled delivery are to be made on a case-by-case basis and shall take place in accordance with the national legislation and procedures of the State of the requested Contracting Party and in compliance with arrangements which may be reached concerning particular cases.
3. The illicit consignments, controlled deliveries of which are carried out pursuant to reached arrangements, by mutual consent of the competent authorities may be intercepted and allowed to continue with the illicit consignment intact or removed or replaced in whole or in part.
CONTROLLED DELIVERY. 1. The Contracting Parties shall take the necessary measures, within their possibilities, to permit the appropriate use of controlled delivery for the purpose of criminal investigations of extraditable offences with the aim of identifying and detecting persons involved in illicit trafficking in narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances or other goods as agreed upon by the Customs Authorities.
2. Decisions to carry out controlled deliveries shall be made on a case-by-case basis and shall be taken in accordance with the domestic law and procedures of the requested Contracting Party and in accordance with any arrangements or agreements which may have been reached concerning a particular case.
3. Illicit consignments whose controlled delivery is agreed to may, by mutual consent of the competent authorities, be intercepted and allowed to continue with the narcotic drugs or psychotropic substances or other goods as agreed upon by the Customs Authorities intact or removed or replaced in whole or in part.
CONTROLLED DELIVERY. 1. The Contracting Parties shall take the necessary measures, within their possibilities, to permit the appropriate use of controlled delivery for the purpose of criminal investigations.
2. The Customs Administrations may, by mutual consent and within their competence determined by national legislation, use controlled delivery of goods in case of customs offences in order to identify and detect persons involved.
3. Decisions to use controlled delivery shall be made always on a case-by-case basis.
4. Illicit consignments whose controlled delivery is agreed to may, by mutual consent of the competent authorities, be intercepted and allowed to continue with the narcotic drugs or psychotropic substances or other goods as agreed upon by the Customs Authorities intact or removed or replaced in whole or in part.
CONTROLLED DELIVERY. 1. The Contracting Parties shall take the necessary measures, within the framework of national legislation and their competence and abilities, to permit the appropriate use of controlled delivery for the purpose of criminal investigations.
2. The Customs Administrations may, by mutual consent and within their competence determined by national legislation, use controlled delivery of goods in case of customs offences in order to identify and detect persons involved.
3. Decisions to use controlled delivery shall be made always on a case-by-case basis.
4. Illicit consignments whose controlled delivery is agreed to may, by mutual consent of the competent authorities, be intercepted and allowed to continue with the narcotic drugs or psychotropic substances or other goods as agreed upon by the Customs Administrations intact or removed or replaced in whole or in part.
CONTROLLED DELIVERY. The Customs Authorities, in consultation with the relevant law enforcement agencies, may cooperate in and exchange information on a controlled delivery executed in accordance with the laws and regulations of their respective countries.
CONTROLLED DELIVERY. The Customs Authorities shall take the necessary measures, within their capacity and in accordance with the domestic law of the relevant Signatory Parties, including, whenever necessary, the approval of and coordination with the relevant competent authorities, to allow for the appropriate use of controlled delivery at the international level for the purpose of identifying persons involved in the illicit trafficking in narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances or in other goods, as the case may be, and taking legal action against them. Decisions to use controlled delivery shall be made on a case-by-case basis and, where necessary, in accordance with any arrangements or agreements which may have been reached concerning a particular case. The Customs Authorities may, if necessary, and provided it is in conformity with the domestic law of the relevant Signatory Parties, take into account financial arrangements and understandings reached. Illicit consignments whose controlled delivery is agreed to may, by mutual consent of the competent authorities, be intercepted and allowed to continue with the narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, or other goods, as the case may be, intact or removed or replaced in whole or in part.
CONTROLLED DELIVERY. The Customs administrations may, by mutual arrangement, permit, under their control, the movement of unlawful or suspect goods out of, through, or into their respective customs territories with a view to investigating and combating customs offences. If granting such permission is not within the competence of the customs administration, that administration shall endeavour to initiate co-operation with the national authorities that have such competence or it shall transfer the case to those authorities.
CONTROLLED DELIVERY. 1. Subject to the domestic law of each Member State, the Customs Administrations of the Member States shall co- operate, as necessary, in the context of international control- led deliveries of narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances or substances frequently used in the illicit manufacture of nar- cotic drugs and psychotropic substances, in order to detect offences relating to such goods and identify Persons commit- ting such offences.
2. Illicit shipments subject to Controlled Delivery may, by mutual agreement of the competent authorities of the Member States, be intercepted and allowed to continue their journey either intact, or after the narcotic drugs or substances men- tioned in paragraph 1 of this Article have been removed or replaced in whole or in part.
3. Decisions concerning the use of Controlled Delivery are to be taken on a case-by-case basis, and may, if necessary, take into account financial arrangements and understandings between the competent authorities of the Member States.
4. If such movements cannot be carried out under the control of the Customs Administration, that Customs Administration shall endeavour to initiate co-operation with the national authorities that have such competence or shall transfer the case to them.
CONTROLLED DELIVERY. 1. Subject to the domestic law of each Party, the customs administrations of the Parties shall co-operate, as necessary, in the context of international controlled deliveries of narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances or substances frequently used in the illicit manufacture of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, in order to detect offences relating to such goods and identify persons committing such offences.
2. Illicit shipments subject to controlled delivery may, by mutual agreement of the competent authorities of the Parties, be intercepted and allowed to continue their journey either intact, or after the narcotic drugs or substances mentioned in paragraph 1 of this Article have been removed or replaced in whole or in part.
3. Decisions concerning the use of controlled delivery are to be taken on a case-by-case basis, and may, if necessary, take into account financial arrangements and understandings between the competent authorities of the Parties.