Publication and Availability of Information. 1. 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 in the English language, to the extent possible.
Publication and Availability of Information. 1. Each Party shall promptly publish the following information in a non- discriminatory and easily accessible manner, in order to enable interested persons to become acquainted with them:
Publication and Availability of Information. 1. Each Party shall ensure that its laws, regulations, procedures, and administrative rulings of general application governing customs matters are promptly published on the Internet.
Publication and Availability of Information. 1. Each Party shall ensure that its laws, regulations, procedures, and administrative rulings of general application governing customs matters are promptly published on the Internet. 2. To the extent possible, each Party shall publish in advance any regulations of general application governing customs matters that it proposes to adopt and provide interested persons within its territory with the opportunity to comment before adopting them. 3. Each Party shall 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 on such inquiry points. 4. For greater 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.
Publication and Availability of Information. 1. Publication 1.1 Each Member shall promptly publish the following information in a non- discriminatory and easily accessible manner in order to enable governments, traders, and other interested parties to become acquainted with them: (a) procedures for importation, exportation, and transit • Revised Kyoto Convention1 (RKC), General Annex (GA) Chapter (§) 4 (4.4), § 9 (9.1, 9.2, 9.3); • Recommendation (1999) on the Use of World Wide Web sites by Customs administrations; • Revised Arusha Declaration; • Recommendation (2001) on the application of HS Committee Decisions; • Customs Valuation Article 1.1 addresses publication of trade-related information (listed under Paragraph 1.1) which should be published promptly and in a non-discriminatory and easily accessible manner that will allow other governments, traders and interested persons to become acquainted with them. Article 1.1 is cross-cutting with Article 1.2, 1.3 and 1.4. Furthermore, Articles 6.1, 10.6, 11.14 and 11.15 foresee publication of certain types of - Consider developing comprehensi ve WCO guidelines for transparency and predictability. This was discussed at the 2nd Meeting of the TFAWG (September 2014) and at • TFAWG • PTC3 • RKC/MC4 • SAFE WG5 • HSC6 • TCCV7 • IMSC It is necessary to have an arrangement in place to identify the agencies responsible for publication of trade information, to define the scope of their responsibilities and the mechanism to
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Publication and Availability of Information. 1. Each Party shall promptly publish, in a non-discriminatory and easily accessible manner and as far as possible through the internet, laws, regulations and customs procedures, relating to the requirements for the import, export and transit of goods. This shall include:
Publication and Availability of Information. 1 Publication
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Publication and Availability of Information. 1.1. Publication Members shall publish the general trade-related information listed “promptly” and in a “non- discriminatory and easily accessible manner” that will allow other governments, traders and interested persons to become acquainted with them. • Publish information in multiple languages, including indigenous languages and local dialects 1.2.
