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module 6 Submanifests - Cargo Support

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SUBMANIFESTS<br />

OVERVIEW<br />

WHEN IS A SUBMANIFEST USED?<br />

For Customs purposes, an export is the removal of goods, by vessel or<br />

aircraft, from a place in Australia to a place outside Australia. The<br />

exportation of goods from Australia is subject to Customs controls, and<br />

may be prohibited or subject to restrictions. The exportation of services<br />

is not subject to Customs controls.<br />

Generally, goods intended for export must be entered for exportation,<br />

and will be assigned a Customs Authority Number (CAN) when an<br />

authority to deal with the goods is given.<br />

If export goods are consolidated before export with other export goods,<br />

the consolidator must prepare and communicate a submanifest to<br />

Customs.<br />

Customs will assign the submanifest a consolidation reference number<br />

(CRN), which is the CAN for the consolidation.<br />

WHAT IS A SUBMANIFEST?<br />

A submanifest is a statement made by a consolidator to Customs<br />

providing information about a consolidation of goods.<br />

There are two types of submanifests. They are:<br />

• consolidation submanifests - these are consolidations of export<br />

goods into a single reportable entity prior to forwarding to a<br />

cargo/container terminal operator (CTO). A consolidation<br />

submanifest may cover a part of a shipping container, an entire<br />

shipping container, or multiple shipping containers. In the air<br />

environment a consolidation submanifest may cover a part of, or all<br />

of an air ‘can’<br />

• slot submanifests - slot submanifests apply only to sea freight. They<br />

are used similarly to an outward manifest for a ship, but only relate<br />

to a share (‘slot’) of the ship.<br />

The submanifest must be reported electronically. This is done by lodging<br />

a submanifest in the Integrated <strong>Cargo</strong> System (ICS).<br />

There is no provision in the Customs Act to allow the submanifest to be<br />

made by document, and the ICS does not include the functionality to<br />

accept a documentary submanifest.<br />

WHAT IS A CRN?<br />

A Consolidation Reference Number (CRN) is the number assigned by<br />

Customs to a submanifest when the submanifest has been validated and<br />

processed by the ICS. The CRN remains unchanged even if the<br />

submanifest is subsequently amended, withdrawn or cancelled.<br />

INDUSTRY EXPORTS MANUAL – V1.1 27/07/2007 6.3

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