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An increase in the number of classification disputes Complaints by importers and exporters of inefficiencies in the classification process There was a.

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Page 1: An increase in the number of classification disputes Complaints by importers and exporters of inefficiencies in the classification process There was a.
Page 2: An increase in the number of classification disputes Complaints by importers and exporters of inefficiencies in the classification process There was a.

An increase in the number of classification disputes

Complaints by importers and exporters of inefficiencies in the classification process

There was a need to provide advanced and predictable information to the trading community

Recognition of the need to be RKC compliant( Revised Kyoto Convention)

Direct participation at the Negotiating Group on Trade Facilitation

Page 3: An increase in the number of classification disputes Complaints by importers and exporters of inefficiencies in the classification process There was a.

Meetings are held monthly and applications submitted are dealt with on a case by case basis

Discussions are based on the literature submitted and the importer’s recommended class is also given consideration.

The committee sends the files and their findings to the legal section A further review is done and the file is then sent to the comptroller

for final review The comptroller reviews the file based on the recommendations of the

legal counsel The comptroller approves /disapproves based on his final assessment File returns to the classification committee from the comptroller The importer is advised of the findings officially in writing A general order with details of the ruling is prepared and circulated to

all members of staff and is placed on the division’s website

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Improved Transparency and Predictability with regard to tariff

classifications Reduced Clearance Time for goods

Creation of a Data Base which benefits the trading community as well as the Division

Traders can now obtain precise and legally binding rulings before the goods arrive at the point of entry

Reduced disputes between customs authorities and traders on tariff classifications

Facilitates pre arrival clearance and electronic releases

Cooperation and Confidence is built in the relationship between Customs and the Trading community

Page 5: An increase in the number of classification disputes Complaints by importers and exporters of inefficiencies in the classification process There was a.

There is always room for improvement in any system of classification of goods

Adaptation and Adjustment as the system is implemented and is up and running

Issues that arise cannot be predicted or forecasted

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