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8.15 hrsNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL CARRIAGE BY INLAND WATERWAYLearning objectiveThe applicant should give summary information on how inland waterway transport is organised. He also should be able to list themost common barges and their particularities. He should know the documents to be used and give information on the pricing offreight shipped in barges. Finally he should name the most important navigable waterways.8.1 4 hrs LEGAL REQUIREMENTS OF TRANSPORTS BYINLAND WATERWAY• Agreements between the countries concerned• Conditions of carriage• Legal framework• Conditions for the transport of dangerous goods• ADN (International carriage of Dangerous Goods by inlandwaterway8.2 1 hr TYPE OF BARGES USED IN INLANDWATERWAY CARRIAGE• Motor barges• Tugged barges• Tug8.3 4 hrs WAYBILLS AND ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTS • Inland waterway bill of lading• Inland waterway consignment note• The most important conditions of the bill of lading and the consignmentnote7.4 5 hrs DETERMINATION OF FREIGHT CHARGES FORINLAND WATERWAY TRANSPORT• Agreements/Conventions on freight charges• Surcharges such as• Low water• High water• Ice• Level of water-mark• Ascertain weight of goods (official verification)7.5 1 hr GEOGRAPHY OF INLAND WATERWAYS • Network of navigable waterways• Locks• Side rivers and canals• Most important river ports•35
9. 30hoursCUSTOMS PROCEDURESLearning objectiveThe applicant should be in a position to explain the necessity of customs duties and control on imported, exported or transitcargo. He should give a brief information on the existing international conventions/agreements , structure of customs tariffs(national) and the forms used in his country.He should be in a position to calculate customs duties for a simple consignment (one NHM position). He should alsobe aware of Customs offences/frauds.9.1 4 hrs GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE NATIONALCUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION• Organisation• National customs territory• Duties and rights of the customs administration and the• freight forwarder acting as customs clearing agent• The most important laws affecting customs clearance• Customs offences• Appeals in customs matters• Preventing drug smugglingWORLD CUSTOMSORGANISATION,BE-Brusselswww.wcoomd.org9.2 7 hrs NATIONAL CUSTOMS TARIFFS • Structure of the Customs Tariff• Signification of the Customs Nomenclature• Calculations of customs duties• Customs forms9.3 7 hrs NATIONAL CUSTOMS PROCEDURES • Final Customs Clearance (import, export)• Temporary admission and other special types of clearance, such as• transit under bond, duty free zones etc.• Preferential duties• Simplified procedures• Administration of Bonds9.4 4 hrs LIABILITY OF THE FREIGHT FORWARDER9.4.19.4.2LIABILITY OF THE FREIGHT FORWARDERTOWARDS THE CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATIONLIABILITY ( IN THE CUSTOMS CONTEXT) OFTHE FREIGHT FORWARDER TOWARDS THECUSTOMER• According to the local/national legislation• According to the local/national legislation36
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