Protection of customs data: unlawful publication of importer or exporter information is a criminal offence unless authorised or required by law. Protection against unauthorized disclosure of customs-furnished information: publishing information supplied to customs by an exporter or importer that reveals value, classification, quantity of goods or the identity of persons involved (or that leads to such identification) is a criminal offence unless disclosure is compelled by law or specifically authorised by the exporter or importer. The provision defines publishes to include reproduction in printed or electronic form and making information publicly available.
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Protection of customs data: unlawful publication of importer or exporter information is a criminal offence unless authorised or required by law.
Protection against unauthorized disclosure of customs-furnished information: publishing information supplied to customs by an exporter or importer that reveals value, classification, quantity of goods or the identity of persons involved (or that leads to such identification) is a criminal offence unless disclosure is compelled by law or specifically authorised by the exporter or importer. The provision defines publishes to include reproduction in printed or electronic form and making information publicly available.
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