BWBV0001592
Geldig vanaf 01-08-2003
Artikel 1
Verdrag tussen het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden en het Gemenebest van Australië inzake wederzijdse administratieve bijstand ten behoeve van de juiste toepassing van de douanewetgeving en van de voorkoming, opsporing en bestrijding van inbreuken op de douanewetgeving
For the purposes of this Agreement,
1. the term “customs administration” shall mean: for the Commonwealth of Australia: the Australian Customs Service; for the KingdHom of the Netherlands: the central administration responsible for the implementation of customs law;
2. the term “customs law” shall mean: any legal and administrative provisions applicable or enforceable by the customs administrations in connection with the importation, exportation, transshipment, transit, storage and circulation of goods, including legal and administrative provisions relating to measures of prohibition, restriction and control;
3. the term “customs offence” shall mean: any breach of customs law as defined by the legislation of each Party as well as any such attempted breach;
4. the term “customs claim” shall mean: any amount of duties and taxes to which this Agreement applies and of increases, surcharges, overdue payments, interests and costs pertaining to the said duties and taxes that cannot be collected in one of the Parties;
5. the term “person” shall mean: either an individual or a legal entity;
6. the term “personal data” shall mean: any data concerning an identified or identifiable individual;
7. the term “information” shall mean: any data, documents, reports, certified or authenticated copies thereof or other communications in any format, including electronic;
8. the term “requesting administration” shall mean: the customs administration which requests assistance;
9. the term “requested administration” shall mean: the customs administration from which assistance is requested;
10. the term “requesting State” shall mean: the Party whose customs administration requests assistance;
11. the term “requested State” shall mean: the Party whose customs administration is requested to provide assistance.
1. the term “customs administration” shall mean: for the Commonwealth of Australia: the Australian Customs Service; for the KingdHom of the Netherlands: the central administration responsible for the implementation of customs law;
2. the term “customs law” shall mean: any legal and administrative provisions applicable or enforceable by the customs administrations in connection with the importation, exportation, transshipment, transit, storage and circulation of goods, including legal and administrative provisions relating to measures of prohibition, restriction and control;
3. the term “customs offence” shall mean: any breach of customs law as defined by the legislation of each Party as well as any such attempted breach;
4. the term “customs claim” shall mean: any amount of duties and taxes to which this Agreement applies and of increases, surcharges, overdue payments, interests and costs pertaining to the said duties and taxes that cannot be collected in one of the Parties;
5. the term “person” shall mean: either an individual or a legal entity;
6. the term “personal data” shall mean: any data concerning an identified or identifiable individual;
7. the term “information” shall mean: any data, documents, reports, certified or authenticated copies thereof or other communications in any format, including electronic;
8. the term “requesting administration” shall mean: the customs administration which requests assistance;
9. the term “requested administration” shall mean: the customs administration from which assistance is requested;
10. the term “requesting State” shall mean: the Party whose customs administration requests assistance;
11. the term “requested State” shall mean: the Party whose customs administration is requested to provide assistance.
- Citeren als
- Art. 1
- Geldig vanaf
- Status
- Geldend recht
- Identificatie
- BWBV0001592
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- wetten.overheid.nl