Joint Customs Cooperation Committee. 1. The Joint Customs Cooperation Committee, which is granted authority to act under the auspices of the CETA Joint Committee as a specialised committee pursuant to Article 26.2.1 (c) (Specialised committees), shall ensure the proper functioning of this Chapter and the Protocol on Rules of Origin and Origin Procedures, as well as Article 20.43 (Scope of border measures) and Article 2.8 (Temporary suspension of preferential tariff treatment). The Joint Customs Cooperation Committee shall examine issues arising from their application in accordance with the objectives of this Agreement.
2. For matters covered by this Agreement, the Joint Customs Cooperation Committee shall comprise representatives of the customs, trade, or other competent authorities as each Party deems appropriate.
3. Each Party shall ensure that its representatives in Joint Customs Cooperation Committee meetings have an expertise that corresponds to the agenda items. The Joint Customs Cooperation Committee may meet in a specific configuration of expertise to deal with rules of origin or origin procedures matters either as the Joint Customs Cooperation Committee-Rules of Origin or the Joint Customs Cooperation Committee-Origin Procedures.
4. The Joint Customs Cooperation Committee may formulate resolutions, recommendations, or opinions and present draft decisions to the CETA Joint Committee that it considers necessary for the attainment of the common objectives and sound functioning of the mechanisms established in this Chapter and the Protocol on Rules of Origin and Origin Procedures, as well as Article 20.43 (Scope of border measures) and Article 2.8 (Temporary suspension of preferential tariff treatment).
Joint Customs Cooperation Committee. 1. This Article complements and further specifies Article 24.4 (Specialised committees).
2. The Joint Customs Cooperation Committee established under the CCMAA shall, with respect to this Chapter, have the following functions:
(a) considering possible amendments to this Chapter, including those arising from the review of the Harmonized System;
(b) adopting, by decisions, explanatory notes to facilitate the implementation of this Chapter; and
(c) adopt a decision to establish the procedure for consultations referred to in Article 3.25(4) (Denial of preferential tariff treatment).
Joint Customs Cooperation Committee. 1. A Joint Customs Cooperation Committee (hereinafter referred to as the JCCC) is hereby established, consisting of representatives of the customs and other competent authorities of the Contracting Parties. It shall meet at a place, on a date and with an agenda, fixed by mutual consent.
2. The JCCC shall see to the proper functioning and implementation of this Agreement and shall examine all issues and disputes arising from its application. In doing so, the JCCC shall, inter alia:
(a) take measures necessary for customs cooperation and assistance in accordance with the objectives of this Agreement, in particular by: identifying any regulatory or legislative changes required to implement this Agreement; identifying and establishing measures to enhance information exchange mechanisms; identifying and establishing best practices, including best practices for the harmonisation of advance electronic cargo information requirements with international standards on inbound, outbound and transit shipments; defining and establishing risk analysis standards for the information required to identify high-risk shipments imported into, transhipped through, or transiting New Zealand and the Union; defining and establishing measures to harmonise risk assessment standards; defining minimum control standards and methods by which those standards may be met; improving and establishing standards for trade partnership programmes designed to increase supply-chain security and facilitate the movement of legitimate trade; and defining and carrying out concrete steps to establish mutual recognition of risk management techniques, risk standards, security controls and trade partnership programmes including equivalent trade facilitation measures;
(b) act as the competent body to address any issues arising in relation to the implementation of Title III of this Agreement;
(c) be empowered to adopt decisions to implement this Agreement including on data transmission and mutually agreed benefits of mutual recognition of risk management techniques, risk standards, security controls and trade partnership programmes as well as other trade facilitation measures;
Joint Customs Cooperation Committee. 1. The Joint Customs Cooperation Committee, which is granted authority to act under the auspices of the CETA Joint Committee as a specialised committee pursuant to
Joint Customs Cooperation Committee. The Joint Customs Cooperation Committee, which is granted authority to act unde the auspices of the CETA Joint Committee as a specialised committeoe pursuant t Article 26.2.1 (c) (Specialised committees), shall ensure the proper functioning of this Chapter and the Protocol on Rules of Origin and Origin Procedures, as well as Article 20.43S(cope of obrder measures) and Article 2.8 (Temporary suspension of preferential tariff treatment). The Joint Customs Cooperation Committee shall examine issues arising from their application in accordance with the objectives o this Agreement.
Joint Customs Cooperation Committee. 1. A Joint Customs Cooperation Committee is hereby estab- lished, consisting of representatives of the customs authorities of the European Community and the People’s Republic of China. It shall meet at a place, on a date and with an agenda, fixed by mutual agreement.
2. The Joint Customs Cooperation Committee shall, inter alia:
(a) see to the proper functioning of the Agreement;
(b) examine all issues arising from its application;
(c) take measures necessary for customs cooperation in accordance with the objectives of this Agreement;
(d) exchange views on any points of common interest regarding customs cooperation, including future measures and the resources for them;
(e) recommend solutions aimed at helping to attain the objectives of this Agreement.
3. The Joint Customs Cooperation Committee shall adopt its internal rules of procedure.
4. The Joint Customs Cooperation Committee will where appropriate, keep informed the Joint Commission set up under Article 15 of the Agreement on Trade and Economic Cooperation between the European Economic Community and the People’s Republic of China of activities going on under this Agreement.
Joint Customs Cooperation Committee. 1. A Joint Customs Cooperation Committee is hereby established, consisting of representatives of the customs authorities of the Contracting Parties. The Joint Customs Cooperation Committee shall meet at a place and on a date with an agenda fixed by mutual consent.
2. The Joint Customs Cooperation Committee shall see to the proper functioning of this Agreement and shall examine all issues arising from its application. In fulfil- ling this role, its main functions will be to:
(a) take the measures necessary for customs cooperation in accordance with the objectives of this Agreement and for the expansion of this Agreement with a view to increasing the level of customs cooperation and supplementing it on specific sectors or matters;
Joint Customs Cooperation Committee. 1. A Joint Customs Cooperation Committee is hereby established, consisting of representatives of the European Community and of Hong Kong, China. It shall meet at a place, on a date and with an agenda, fixed by mutual agreement.
2. The Joint Customs Cooperation Committee shall see to the proper functioning of the Agreement and shall examine all issues arising from its application. In fulfil- ling this role, its main functions will be to:
(a) review the progress of the customs cooperation in accordance with this Agreement and identify new areas and specific sectors for further customs coopera- tion;
(b) exchange views on any points of common interest regarding customs cooperation, including future measures and the resources for them; and
(c) in general terms, recommend solutions aimed at helping to attain the objectives of this Agreement.
3. The Joint Customs Cooperation Committee shall adopt its internal rules of procedure.
Joint Customs Cooperation Committee. 1. This Article complements and further specifies Article 24.4 (Specialised committees).
2. The Joint Customs Cooperation Committee, established under the Agreement between the European Union and New Zealand on cooperation and mutual administrative assistance in customs matters, done at Brussels on 3 July 2017, shall, with respect to this Chapter, have the following functions:
(a) considering possible amendments to this Chapter, including those arising from the review of the Harmonized System;
(b) adopting, by decisions, explanatory notes to facilitate the implementation of this Chapter; and
(c) adopt a decision to establish the consultation procedure referred to in Article 3.25(4) (Denial of preferential tariff treatment).
Joint Customs Cooperation Committee. 1. a Joint Customs Cooperation Committee is hereby estab- lished, consisting of representatives of the European Com- munity and of India. It shall meet at a place, on a date and with an agenda, fixed by mutual agreement.
2. The Joint Customs Cooperation Committee shall inter alia:
(a) see to the proper functioning of the agreement;
(b) examine all issues arising from its application;
(c) take measures necessary for customs cooperation in accord- ance with the objectives of this agreement;
(d) exchange views on any points of common interest regarding customs cooperation, including future measures and the resources for them;
(e) recommend solutions aimed at attaining the objectives of this agreement. have notified each other of the completion of the procedures necessary for this purpose.
