INSTRUCTIONS. To Print the Report Print parameters are pre-set on both pages. Select "Print". Go to the PrintReport page.

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1 INSTRUCTIONS This Excel file contains two pages: InputData and PrintReport. Do not make any changes to the PrintReport page. The PrintReport page is set up to automatically calculate results based on the information you add to the InputData page. To Enter Data Go to the InputData page. Select your inputs from the dropdown list, where one is provided (for the columns Comply and Category ). Enter the time required for implementation in the "Time Required" column (If you wish to generate a chart for this, you must use a decimal with years represented by whole numbers. For example, enter "0" if you intend to implement immediately; enter "0.5" if you intend to implement in 6 months; enter "3" if you intend to implement in 3 years; enter "4.25" if you intend to implement in 4 years and 3 months, etc.) Put an x or other mark in each action required column where your workgroup has determined that action of that type is required for that measure. If no action is required leave the space blank. For example, if you determined that one or more legal/policy actions were required to comply with a measure, but no action required under any of the other categories (procedures, institutions, human resources/training, etc.), then insert an x in the Legal/Policy column for that measure, and leave the remaining action required columns blank. To Print the Report Print parameters are pre-set on both pages. Go to the InputData page. Select "Print". Go to the PrintReport page.

2 Article Notification for [COUNTRY] Title 1,1 Publication 1,2 Information Available Through Internet 1,3 Enquiry Points 1,4 Notification 2,1 Opportunity to Comment and Information before Entry into Force 2,2 Consultations 3 Advance Rulings 4 Right to Appeal or Review 5,1 Notifications for enhanced controls or inspections 5,2 Detention 5,3 Test Procedures 6,1 General Disciplines on Fees and Charges Imposed on or in Connection with Importation and Exportation 6,2 Specific Disciplines on Fees and Charges Imposed on or in Connection with Importation and Exportation 6,3 Penalty Disciplines 7,1 Pre-arrival Processing 7,2 Electronic Payment 7,3 Separation of Release from Final Determination of Customs Duties, Taxes, Fees and Charges Comply? Category Time Required TACB Requirements - Mark with "x," if needed Human Resources/ Training ICT Legal/ Policy Procedures Institutions Infrastructure/ Equipment Other

3 Article Title 7,4 Risk Management 7,5 Post-Clearance Audit 7,6 Establishment and Publication of Average Release Times Comply? Category Time Required Legal/ Policy Procedures Institutions Human Resources/ Training ICT Infrastructure/ Equipment Other 7,7 Trade Facilitation Measures for Authorized Operators 7,8 Expedited Shipments 7,9 Perishable goods 8 Border Agency Cooperation 9 Movement of Goods under Customs Control intended for Import 10,1 Formalities and Documentation Requirements 10,2 Acceptance of Copies 10,3 Use of International Standards 10,4 Single Window 10,5 Preshipment Inspection 10,6 Use of Customs Brokers 10,7 Common Border Procedures and Uniform Documentation Requirements 10,8 Rejected Goods 10,9 Temporary Admission of Goods and Inward and Outward Processing 11 Transit

4 Trade Facilitation Needs Assessment - Summary Compliance Fully 0 #DIV/0! Substantially 0 #DIV/0! Partially 0 #DIV/0! No 0 #DIV/0! Not Applicable 0 #DIV/0! 0 #DIV/0! Level of Compliance with Measures 0000 Fully Substantially Partially No Not Applicable The Agreement on Trade Facilitation contains 35 different measures. This chart shows our overall implementation status with respect to the proposed measures. Category A 0 #DIV/0! B 0 #DIV/0! C 0 #DIV/0! 0 #DIV/0! Implementation Categories 00 0 A B C Status of special and differential categories: Category A: measures we can implement at the time the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement enters into force Category B: measures for which we need additional time to implement Category C: measures for which we need time and technical assistance

5 Trade Facilitation Needs Assessment - Summary Time Immediate (0) 0 #DIV/0! < 1 year 0 #DIV/0! >=1 year, < 3 years 0 #DIV/0! >=3 years, < 5 years 0 #DIV/0! >= 5 years, < 10 years 0 #DIV/0! > 10 years 0 #DIV/0! 0 #DIV/0! Additional Time Required to Implement Immediate (0) < 1 year >=1 year, < 3 years >=3 years, < 5 years >= 5 years, < 10 years > 10 years The time we require to implement the measures.

6 Trade Facilitation Needs Assessment - Summary Actions Required Legal/Policy 0 0% Procedures 0 0% Institutional Framework 0 0% Human Resources/ Training 0 0% Communications and Information Technology 0 0% Infrastructure and Equipment 0 0% Other 0 0% n/a n/a Types of Actions Required Legal/Policy Procedures Institutional Framework Human Resources/ Training Communications and Information Technology Infrastructure and Equipment For each measure with which we do not comply, we identified the types of actions/changes we need to take or the resources that we will need to comply. This chart summarizes those results by action type (e.g., x number and y percent of the 35 measures require legal/policy action; x number and y percent of the 35 measures require human resources/training action).

CHAPTER 4 CUSTOMS PROCEDURES. Article 1: Definitions

CHAPTER 4 CUSTOMS PROCEDURES. Article 1: Definitions CHAPTER 4 CUSTOMS PROCEDURES For the purposes of this Chapter: Article 1: Definitions customs law means such laws and regulations administered and enforced by the Customs Administration of a Party concerning