EU Seeking Public Input on Development of Customs Single Window
The EU opened a "public consultation to inform a study for a possible new initiative to develop a single window environment for customs," it said in its newsletter dated Nov. 26. The effort is meant to "provide the stakeholders involved…
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in the cross-border movement of goods and the wider public with the opportunity to express their views on all elements covered by the impact assessment: problem definition and respective drivers/root causes; the issue of subsidiarity and the added value of an EU level intervention; preliminary options for measures/policy packages; likely impacts of each option," the EU said on its survey page. The results will be used by the Directorate-General for Taxation and Customs Union to help make decisions about the initiative, the EU said. The consultation is open until Jan. 17, it said.