Container scanning protocol: unscanned, ODC and LCL containers may be cleared under prescribed reporting and examination procedures. Where containers selected for scanning are not scanned, either because they were brought to the scan site but not scanned or because they were taken directly to the CFS, the Customs Superintendent or CFS must follow prescribed procedures: stamp 'Container Not Scanned' when scanner side failure occurs; CFS must notify the Container Scanning Division and importer and either return the sealed container to the relocatable scanner or permit examination by dock officers (percentage set by AC/DC) without separate CSD NOC; ODC and LCL cargo have specified direct clearance protocols; CSD NOC is required only if scanned images are suspicious and containers are put on hold.
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Container scanning protocol: unscanned, ODC and LCL containers may be cleared under prescribed reporting and examination procedures.
Where containers selected for scanning are not scanned, either because they were brought to the scan site but not scanned or because they were taken directly to the CFS, the Customs Superintendent or CFS must follow prescribed procedures: stamp "Container Not Scanned" when scanner side failure occurs; CFS must notify the Container Scanning Division and importer and either return the sealed container to the relocatable scanner or permit examination by dock officers (percentage set by AC/DC) without separate CSD NOC; ODC and LCL cargo have specified direct clearance protocols; CSD NOC is required only if scanned images are suspicious and containers are put on hold.
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