Examples of using Electronic procedures in English and their translations into Russian
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Improvement of Electronic Procedures Reglamentation at the Present Stage.
To-Be” Paperless Customs Procedures an initialconcept study in 2005, proposed for the development from the“As-Is(then)” paper-based documents and partial electronic procedures.
Mongolia had introduced electronic procedures to simplify customs operations and increase their transparency.
With the progress in technology, however, the use of the paper TIR Carnet is increasingly challenged,in particular when it comes to linking it to the electronic procedures applied by national Customs administrations.
Keywords: electronic procedures; requirements for electronic platforms; preliminary selection; tendering procedure; registry; contract for the services.
However, with the progress in technology, the use of the paper TIR Carnet is increasingly becoming archaic,in particular when it comes to linking it to the electronic procedures applied by national Customs administrations.
The paper deals with the organization of electronic procedures at the present stage, the selection of qualified contractors to carry out capital repairs of common property in apartment buildings.
In terms of Customs efficiency, the paper-based TIR Carnet therefore has already and will increasingly become the weakest link in the TIR transport chain, unless it is complemented andultimately replaced by electronic procedures.
In addition, as the provisions addressed electronic procedures, the republication should specify the website address where the details set out in article 51 novies(g) could be found, and that any new joiners to the agreement would be publicized at that website.
In this context, the representative of EU reported on considerable efforts undertaken in EU with the aim to facilitate rail border crossing,including the use of the combined CIM/SMGS note and electronic procedures in the New Computerized Transit System NCTS.
This idea has been discussed for several years, but the law on disposing of state property still doesn't regulate the use of electronic procedures, says Anton Yemelnikov, general director of SETonline(electronic auction organizer); this area is only covered by the law on state purchasing.
At its first session, the Expert Group had established that the main objective of Phase III of the TIR revision process was to allow for the introduction of modern information, management andcontrol technologies based on automated and secured electronic procedures.
The document went on to suggest that the Committee should develop recommendations to address legal issues andremove legal obstacles to electronic trade transactions and electronic procedures, and should coordinate and, where relevant, harmonize the programme of work with other international organizations such as UNCITRAL.
As part of the suggested work programme for the proposed new Committee,'the following would be given high priority:[…]develop recommendations to address legal issues and remove legal constraints to electronic transactions and to electronic procedures' para. 96.
One submission proposes that"in cases where Goods declarations and other supporting documents are lodged electronically andauthenticated by electronic signatures or electronic procedures, no other original of these documents shall be requested.""Electronic systems should be introduced to replace paper-based procedures across customs and ultimately all other agencies involved in import and export administration.
At its ninety-fifth session, the Working Party expressed the view that, following the conclusions of Phases I and II of the TIR revision process, the next logical step was to provide the TIR regime with the legal and administrative basis to allow for the use of modern information, management andcontrol technology based on highly automated and secured electronic procedures.
Accordingly, it may be useful, and perhaps necessary, that a provision such as article 30 be accompanied by some detailed provisions dealing with authenticity, security and confidentiality, such that suppliers andthe public have the same degree of confidence in electronic procedures as in paper-based procedure and so as to ensure, for example, that tenders remain confidential during the tendering procedure. .
At its ninety-fifth session, the Working Party expressed the view that, following the conclusions of Phases I and II of the TIR revision process, the next logical step was to provide the TIR regime with the legal and administrative basis to allow for the use of modern information, management andcontrol technology based on highly automated and secured electronic procedures.
Background to the document At its ninety-fifth session, the Working Party expressed the view that, following the conclusions of Phases I and II of the TIR revision process, the next logical step was to provide the TIR regime with the legal and administrative basis to allow for the use of modern information, management andcontrol technology based on highly automated and secured electronic procedures.
Taking account of Informal document No. 8(2000) prepared by the European Community and Informal document No. 7(2000) prepared by the UN/ECE and the TIR secretariats, the Working Party was of the view that, following the conclusions of Phases I and II of the TIR revision process, the next logical step was to provide the TIR regime with the legal and administrative basis to allow for the use of modern information, management andcontrol technology based on highly automated and secured electronic procedures.
So, new technologies andtraining devices as electronic procedure trainers become more accepted.
The circulation will be carried out through an electronic procedure according to the list of heads of delegation established after each Plenary session by the secretariat.
The Committee agreed that, following the receipt of the responsesfrom the parties concerned, it would consider them using its electronic procedure, with a view to completing its draft findings so that they might be sent to the Party concerned and the communicant for comment in accordance with the procedure set out in paragraph 34 of the annex to decision I/7.
Using its electronic procedure, the Committee had completed its work on the draft findings on ACCC/C/2008/35(Georgia). The draft had been sent to the Party concerned and the communicant for comments on 12 May 2010, in accordance with the procedure set out in paragraph 34 of the annex to decision I/7.
Using its electronic procedure, the Committee had completed its draft findings on communication ACCC/C/2008/27(United Kingdom). The draft had been sent to the Party concerned and the communicant for comments on 25 August 2010, in accordance with the procedure set out in paragraph 34 of the annex to decision I/7 of the Meeting of the Parties.
Using its electronic procedure, the Committee had completed its draft findings on communication ACCC/C/2008/33(United Kingdom). The draft had been sent to the Party concerned and the communicant for comments on 25 August 2010, in accordance with the procedure set out in paragraph 34 of the annex to decision I/7.
The Committee may decide to use the electronic procedure for any intersessional decision-making that has significant substantive implications, such as preliminary decisions on the admissibility of communications and finalization of draft findings, conclusions and recommendations, in particular when the next meeting of the Committee will not take place for a long period of time.
The Chairperson was further mandated to decide, on the basis of the content of the comments received andin consultation with the curator, whether the electronic procedure for finalizing the findings and, if any, recommendations should be based on the explicit agreement of all Committee members or on the basis of the lack of any objections being made during a reasonable commenting period following circulation of the proposals.
With regard to communication ACCC/C/2008/23(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland), the Committee, following further clarification it had received from the communicant on 10 April 2010 and from the Party concerned on 12 April 2010,had completed its draft findings by using its electronic procedure and they had been sent to the Party concerned and the communicant for comment in accordance with the procedure set out in paragraph 34 of the annex to decision I/7.
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