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S4
Description
Drafting a dynamic risk management framework to shape future targeting within common pillars, goals and objectives. This framework should align with the existing international frameworks of: EU Risk Management Guide WCO Safe Framework WCO RM Guide APEC SAFE Framework Kyoto Convention
Expected Outcome
Risk Manageme nt Framewor k
Desired Outputs (Tasks)
HR Composition
approach for providing joint inspection services Determine reporting requirements (time & content) from trade Determine common data elements and acceptable formats needed for such reporting
(Ad Hoc)
Establish pillars, goals and objectives for future risk targeting
Comments
Risk Assessment Working Group WCO and Multilateral Expert Advisors Risk Managemen t Expert Consultants
This framework is dynamic and will require an ongoing commitment. The framework will form the core of the future customs program.
National Legal Experts Transition Team
This recommendation depends heavily on the support of the Steering Committee to achieve approval of new legislation.
Reviewing of customs and trade legislation to provide the:
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Relevant authorities to the appropriate field personnel Simplification to ease application of laws by field personnel Separation of duties to limit corruption Use of joint, crossagency, inspections with clarifications as to each agency‘s role and mandate
Trade / Customs Legislation
Review and draft new legislation, policies and business processes to be approved by the Steering Committee.
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