Forestry Commission Clause Samples

Forestry Commission. Forestry Commission will inspect consignments of wood, wood products and isolated bark at places of destination throughout GB, including Scotland. • Forestry Commission’s Service Level Agreement will continue to be the standard three-day turnaround period regardless of freight type, provided you have given four working hours pre- notification of arrival in GB for goods arriving via Roll-on-Roll-off (RoRo) or air freight. Forestry Commission standard working days are Monday - Friday 9am to 5pm. • The Forestry Commission will aim to tell businesses if their goods had been selected for inspection before the end of our 3-day turnaround period. • If goods arrive outside of the working hours of the competent authority, then goods may be held overnight pending a physical inspection. This could entail a wait until the following Monday, if they arrive on a Friday out of hours. • Forestry Commission will regularly review the service standard provided at PODs to make sure it stays fit for purpose and in order to facilitate trade as much as possible. • Physical checks will be conducted at place of destination on a risk basis specific to UK biosecurity objectives. 100% documentary checks will take place on high priority material.

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