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Transparency in customs administration enhances trade facilitation and predictability, encouraging compliance and competitiveness. Customs administration should operate on principles of transparency, predictability, robust legal processes and effective use of information technology to facilitate legitimate trade and enhance competitiveness. The Department must adopt modern operating methods, strengthen control systems, reduce administrative burdens, deploy risk-based controls to address safety, security and financial risks, and provide greater certainty through effective dispute-resolution and post-clearance audit mechanisms.
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<h1>Transparency in customs administration enhances trade facilitation and predictability, encouraging compliance and competitiveness.</h1> Customs administration should operate on principles of transparency, predictability, robust legal processes and effective use of information technology to facilitate legitimate trade and enhance competitiveness. The Department must adopt modern operating methods, strengthen control systems, reduce administrative burdens, deploy risk-based controls to address safety, security and financial risks, and provide greater certainty through effective dispute-resolution and post-clearance audit mechanisms.