Paperless Customs Clearance. (i) The Parties shall, as they deem fit, simplify and streamline customs procedures through the domestic integration of customs systems with other controlling agencies, with a view to enhancing paperless customs clearance;
Paperless Customs Clearance. (i) The Parties shall, as they deem fit, simplify and streamline customs procedures through the domestic integration of customs systems with other controlling agencies, with a view to enhancing paperless customs clearance; (ii) The Parties shall endeavour to provide an electronic environment that supports business transactions between their respective customs administrations and their trading communities; and 5-2 The review of the determination or decision taken at the final level of administrative review in Singapore may take the form of a common law judicial review. (iii) The Parties shall exchange views and information on realising and promoting paperless customs clearance between their respective customs administrations and their trading communities; (c) Risk Management: (i) The Parties shall adopt risk management approach in its customs activities based on its identified risk of goods in order to facilitate the clearance of low risk consignments, while focusing its inspection activities on high-risk goods; and (ii) The Parties shall exchange information on risk management techniques in the performance of their customs procedures; (d) Sharing of Best Practices and Information: (i) The Parties may, as they deem fit, organise training programmes in customs-related issues, which should include training for customs officials as well as users that directly participate in customs procedures; and (ii) The Parties may, as they deem fit, facilitate initiatives for the exchange of information on best practices in relation to customs procedures and matters in accordance with their respective domestic customs laws; and (e) Transparency: (i) Each Party shall ensure that its laws, regulations, guidelines, procedures, and administrative rulings governing customs matters are promptly published, either on the Internet or in print form; (ii) Each Party shall designate, establish, and maintain one or more inquiry points to address inquiries from interested persons pertaining to customs matters, and shall make available on the Internet information concerning procedures for making such inquiries; and (iii) For the purposes of certainty, nothing in this Article or in any part of this Agreement shall require any Party to publish law enforcement procedures and internal operational guidelines including those related to conducting risk analysis and targeting methodologies.
