Electronic Delivery Orders streamline cargo clearance while preserving existing customs verification and allowing limited manual exceptions. Introduction of Electronic Delivery Orders to replace paper-based delivery orders for cargo clearance, requiring Shipping Lines, Airlines, Consol Agents and Custodians to establish technical capability for secure electronic issuance and receipt, and encouraging electronic invoicing and e-payment of Delivery Order charges to avoid importer visits. Existing customs procedures, including verification, obtaining 'Out of Charge' and issuance of Gate Passes, remain unchanged. Manual Delivery Orders are allowed for specified categories or during technical failures. Chief Commissioners should facilitate stakeholder trials and implementation and report difficulties to the Board.
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Electronic Delivery Orders streamline cargo clearance while preserving existing customs verification and allowing limited manual exceptions.
Introduction of Electronic Delivery Orders to replace paper-based delivery orders for cargo clearance, requiring Shipping Lines, Airlines, Consol Agents and Custodians to establish technical capability for secure electronic issuance and receipt, and encouraging electronic invoicing and e-payment of Delivery Order charges to avoid importer visits. Existing customs procedures, including verification, obtaining 'Out of Charge' and issuance of Gate Passes, remain unchanged. Manual Delivery Orders are allowed for specified categories or during technical failures. Chief Commissioners should facilitate stakeholder trials and implementation and report difficulties to the Board.
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