Surveillance of Persons, Goods, Places and Means of Transport Sample Clauses

Surveillance of Persons, Goods, Places and Means of Transport. Each Customs administration shall, on its own initiative or upon written request, under the terms of its domestic laws and in accordance with its administrative practices, maintain special surveillance over and provide the requesting administration with information on:
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Surveillance of Persons, Goods, Places and Means of Transport. 1. Each customs administration shall on its own initiative or on written request from the other customs administration, subject to its domestic law and in accordance with its administrative practices, maintain special surveillance over:
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Surveillance of Persons, Goods, Places and Means of Transport. 1. The Customs Administration of a Member State shall on its own initiative or on written request from the Customs Admin- istration of another Member State, subject to its domestic law and in accordance with its administrative practices, maintain special surveillance over:
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Surveillance of Persons, Goods, Places and Means of Transport. 1. On request, each Customs administration shall, subject to the domestic law and administrative practices in force in the country of the Party, maintain special surveillance over:
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