The Customs (Miscellaneous Amendments) Regulations 2025
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(1) In Schedule 1 (the common transit procedure)— (a) in paragraph 18 (formalities in Great Britain)— (i) in sub-paragraph (1), after “(5),” insert “(6A),”; (ii) after sub-paragraph (6), insert— (6A) Authorisation to declare goods for the common transit procedure using a declaration that contains reduced information, in the case of— (a) the transport of goods by rail, or (b) the transport of goods by air, where an electronic transport document is not being used as a declaration for the common transit procedure. ; (b) in paragraph 29 (end of the common transit procedure), in sub-paragraph (1G), omit paragraph (c); (c) omit Part 3 (simplifications for the paper-based common transit procedure for goods carried by air or rail). (2) In Schedule 3 (the United Kingdom transit procedure), in paragraph 2 (general provision)— (a) in sub-paragraph (a), after “(5),” insert “(6A),”; (b) in sub-paragraph (b), after “(5)” insert “, (6A)”; (c) in sub-paragraph (c), after “(5)” insert “, (6A)”; (d) in sub-paragraph (d), after “(4),” insert “(6A),”; (e) after sub-paragraph (d), insert— (da) the use by a person of a customs declaration that contains reduced information, in the case of the transport of goods by air (where an electronic transport document is not being used as a customs declaration) or rail, is subject to provision corresponding to Schedule 1, paragraphs 18(1) to (3) (excluding references to sub-paragraphs (4), (5), (7) and (8)) and 18(6A), but in relation to the UK transit procedure; .
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(1) In Schedule 1 (the common transit procedure)— (a) in paragraph 18 (formalities in Great Britain)— (i) in sub-paragraph (1), after “(5),” insert “(6A),”; (ii) after sub-paragraph (6), insert— (6A) Authorisation to declare goods for the common transit procedure using a declaration that contains reduced information, in the case of— (a) the transport of goods by rail, or (b) the transport of goods by air, where an electronic transport document is not being used as a declaration for the common transit procedure. ; (b) in paragraph 29 (end of the common transit procedure), in sub-paragraph (1G), omit paragraph (c); (c) omit Part 3 (simplifications for the paper-based common transit procedure for goods carried by air or rail). (2) In Schedule 3 (the United Kingdom transit procedure), in paragraph 2 (general provision)— (a) in sub-paragraph (a), after “(5),” insert “(6A),”; (b) in sub-paragraph (b), after “(5)” insert “, (6A)”; (c) in sub-paragraph (c), after “(5)” insert “, (6A)”; (d) in sub-paragraph (d), after “(4),” insert “(6A),”; (e) after sub-paragraph (d), insert— (da) the use by a person of a customs declaration that contains reduced information, in the case of the transport of goods by air (where an electronic transport document is not being used as a customs declaration) or rail, is subject to provision corresponding to Schedule 1, paragraphs 18(1) to (3) (excluding references to sub-paragraphs (4), (5), (7) and (8)) and 18(6A), but in relation to the UK transit procedure; .
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