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1. In case of doubt, Customs authorities have the right to inspect the goods under Customs seal at any time and, if necessary to take adequate measures in accordance with national legislation. 2. Customs procedures involve the inspection of the load at each national frontiers and the imposition of national ( ), guarantee, ( ), ( ), etc. to cover duties and taxes at risk. 3. National controls and procedures applied by ( ) in each country of transit led to ( ), () and interference with international transport. 4. As regards Customs control measures at frontiers, the TIR system avoids the need for physical inspection in countries of transit other than checking seals and the external conditions of the load compartment or container. 5. Goods may travel across national frontiers with a minimum of interference by Customs administrations. 6. In reducing the () to international traffic by road caused by Customs controls the TIR Convention provides relatively simple () to the required guarantees which are necessary conditions for the transport and trade industry. 7. Customs authorities can therefore reduce routine administrative Customs procedures and devote their resources to specific control measures based on risk assessment and intelligence information.

 

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1. The TIR Convention provides for its international guarantee chain access to the guarantees for the transport.

2. Goods may travel across national frontiers with a minimum of interference from Customs administrations.

3. The TIR Convention is one of the most effective international instruments prepared under the auspices of the United Nations Economic Commission of Europe (UNEC).

4. The TIR system encourages the development of international trade by reducing delays in transit.

5. The TIR Convention came into force in 1978.

6. Customs authorities have the right to inspect the goods for Customs seal at any time and to take adequate measures towards national legislation.

7. TIR Carnets cannot be used for Customs transit operations with its member countries.

8. As regards Customs control measures at the frontiers, the TIR system reduces the normal requirements for national transit procedures.

9. These new multimodal transport techniques necessitated the acceptance of the container for certain conditions, as a Customs secure loading unit.

 

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