Customs Procedures and Facilitation Sample Clauses

Customs Procedures and Facilitation. 1. Each Party shall ensure that its customs procedures and practices are predictable, consistent, transparent and facilitate trade, including through the expeditious clearance of goods.
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Customs Procedures and Facilitation. 1. Customs procedures of both Parties shall conform, where possible and to the extent permitted by their respective laws, regulations and policies, to international standards and recommended practices.
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Customs Procedures and Facilitation. 1. Customs procedures of the Parties shall, where possible and to the extent permitted by their respective customs law, conform with the standards and recommended practices of the World Customs Organisation, including the principles of the International Convention on the Simplification and Harmonisation of Customs Procedures. 2. Each Party shall ensure that its customs procedures and practices are predictable, consistent, transparent and facilitate trade. 3. The customs administrations of the Parties shall periodically review their customs procedures with a view to their further simplification and the development of further mutually beneficial arrangements to facilitate trade.
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Customs Procedures and Facilitation. Each Party shall ensure that its customs procedures and practices are predictable, consistent, transparent and facilitate trade, including through the expeditious clearance of goods. Customs procedures of each Party shall, where possible and to the extent permitted by its customs law, conform with the standards and recommended practices of the World Customs Organization. The customs administration of each Party shall review its customs procedures with a view to their simplification to facilitate trade.
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Customs Procedures and Facilitation. 1. Each Party shall ensure that its customs procedures and practices are predictable, consistent and transparent, and facilitate trade including through the expeditious clearance of goods.
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