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Regulation 7(26)
Regulations 22 and 41(1)(a)
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Article 1 of Regulation 2019/1013 | Requirement that the operator responsible for a consignment give prior notification to the competent authority of the border control post of first arrival into the Union, at least one working day before the expected arrival of the consignment. |
Article 3(1) of Regulation 2019/1666 | Requirement that the operator responsible for the consignment is to, within one day upon arrival of the consignment, inform the competent authority responsible for performing the official controls at the establishment at the place of destination of the arrival of the consignment. |
Article 3 of Regulation 2019/1602 | Requirement that a CHED is to accompany each consignment irrespective of whether or not it is split at the border control post or subsequent to leaving the border control post. |
Article 4(a) of Regulation 2019/1602 | Requirement that where a consignment is not split before being released for free circulation, the operator responsible for the consignment is to ensure that a copy of the CHED accompanies the consignment to the place of destination and until it is released into free circulation. |
Article 4(b) of Regulation 2019/1602 | Requirement that where a consignment is not split before being released for free circulation, the operator responsible for the consignment is to indicate the reference number of the CHED in the customs declaration lodged with the customs authorities and is to keep a copy of the CHED at the disposal of the customs authorities. |
Article 5(1)(a) of Regulation 2019/1602 | Requirement that where a consignment is to be split at the border control post, when giving prior notification, the operator responsible for the consignment is to declare the border control post as the place of destination in the CHED for the entire consignment. |
Article 5(1)(b) of Regulation 2019/1602 | Requirement that where a consignment is to be split at the border control post, upon finalisation of the CHED for the entire consignment, the operator responsible for the consignment is to request that the consignment be split and is to submit, through the IMSOC a CHED for each part of the split consignment and make a declaration. |
Article 5(1)(d) of Regulation 2019/1602 | Requirement that where a consignment is to be split at the border control post, the operator responsible for the consignment is to ensure that a copy of the CHED for each part of the split consignment accompanies the relevant part to the place of destination and until it is released into free circulation. |
Article 5(1)(e) of Regulation 2019/1602 | Requirement that where a consignment is to be split at the border control post, the operator responsible for the consignment is to indicate the reference number of the CHED for each part of the split consignment in the customs declaration lodged with the customs authorities and is to keep a copy of that CHED at the disposal of the customs authorities. |
Article 5(2)(a) of Regulation 2019/1602 | Requirement that where a non-compliant consignment is to be split at the border control post, upon finalisation of the CHED for the entire consignment, the operator responsible for the consignment is to submit a CHED for each part of the split consignment and make a declaration. |
Article 6(a) of Regulation 2019/1602 | Requirement that where a consignment is to be split after leaving the border control post and before being released for free circulation, the operator responsible for the consignment is to ensure that a copy of the CHED accompanies each part of the split consignment until it is released for free circulation. |
Article 6(b) of Regulation 2019/1602 | Requirement that where a consignment is to be split after leaving the border control post and before being released for free circulation, the operator responsible for the consignment is to to indicate the reference number of the CHED for each part of the split consignment in the customs declaration lodged with the customs authorities and is to keep a copy of that CHED at the disposal of the customs authorities.” |
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