Foreign Trade Policy clarification requests must follow a routed mechanism, with direct field correspondence to DGFT disallowed. Foreign Trade Policy interpretational issues arising in Customs field formations are to be routed through a streamlined mechanism to ensure institutional consistency, uniformity in implementation and prompt resolution. Customs officers are directed not to correspond directly with DGFT Headquarters or Regional Authorities for clarification on FTP provisions or related policy conditions; such issues must first be examined at the Commissionerate or Zonal level, and only matters requiring policy-level clarification after due examination may be referred to the Board by the concerned Principal Chief Commissioner or Chief Commissioner.
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Foreign Trade Policy clarification requests must follow a routed mechanism, with direct field correspondence to DGFT disallowed.
Foreign Trade Policy interpretational issues arising in Customs field formations are to be routed through a streamlined mechanism to ensure institutional consistency, uniformity in implementation and prompt resolution. Customs officers are directed not to correspond directly with DGFT Headquarters or Regional Authorities for clarification on FTP provisions or related policy conditions; such issues must first be examined at the Commissionerate or Zonal level, and only matters requiring policy-level clarification after due examination may be referred to the Board by the concerned Principal Chief Commissioner or Chief Commissioner.
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