Abstract
The Code pays extensive attention to the administration of the agreement and to consultation in case of a difference of opinion. Also included is a procedure for the settlement of dispute. Two committees have been instituted for the purpose of administration. The one we would like to call the trade-political committee (officially ‘the Committee on Customs Valuation’) and the other the committee of customs experts (officially ‘the Technical Committee on Customs Valuation’).
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Established by the Convention of 15-12-1950, which is accepted by 87 countries including the EEC and the US. The Council is required to make recommendations to ensure uniform interpretation of the Conventions of Nomenclature and Valuation (BDV) and has a general responsability to secure harmony and uniformity in customs systems.
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De Pagter, H., Van Raan, R. (1981). Administration of the Code and dispute settlement. In: The valuation of goods for customs purposes. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-4510-9_7
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