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The MoU on Enhancing AEO Co-operation in the Greater Bay Area

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Dear Customs and Excise Department,

I noticed your department has recently made solid progress regarding fulfilling the KPIs of CE's Policy Address on Integration into National Development under the GBA initiative. Among all achievements, an MoU was signed by the General Administration of Customs and Macau Customs—the first tri-party MoU.

In order to support my academic research on rule harmonization within GBA, I would like to request a full copy of "The MoU on Enhancing AEO Co-operation in the Greater Bay Area".

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Yours faithfully,

Mel Chen
The MoU on Enhancing AEO Co-operation in the Greater Bay Area

Yours faithfully,

Mel Chen

Customs and Excise Department

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Dear Sir/Madam,

Our department has received your application for access to information on
27 December 2023.  Your application is now under processing.  According to
*paragraph 1.16 of the Code on Access to Information, our department will
inform you of the latest progress of the case separately on or before 16
January 2024.  In the meantime, please contact me at 3759 3881 if you have
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Daniel CHU
Access to Information Officer
Customs and Excise Department

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information will be made available within ten days of receipt of a written
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response time will then be twenty-one days from receipt of the request.

From:        Mel Chen <[FOI #1479 email]>
To:        FOI requests at Customs and Excise Department
<[Customs and Excise Department request email]>
Date:        27/12/2023 17:24
Subject:        Freedom of Information request - The MoU on Enhancing AEO
Co-operation in the Greater Bay Area

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Dear Customs and Excise Department,

I noticed your department has recently made solid progress regarding
fulfilling the KPIs of CE's Policy Address on Integration into National
Development under the GBA initiative. Among all achievements, an MoU was
signed by the General Administration of Customs and Macau Customs—the
first tri-party MoU.

In order to support my academic research on rule harmonization within GBA,
I would like to request a full copy of "The MoU on Enhancing AEO
Co-operation in the Greater Bay Area".

Quote

[1]https://www.customs.gov.hk/en/customs-an...

Unquote

Yours faithfully,

Mel Chen

The MoU on Enhancing AEO Co-operation in the Greater Bay Area

Yours faithfully,

Mel Chen

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Dear Sir/Madam,

Attached please find the full copy of the document as per your request.
 We understand that the full copy will be used for the purpose of academic
research only.  Thank you.

Regards,
Daniel CHU
Access to Information Officer
Customs and Excise Department

From:        Customs Enquiry/CUSTOMS/HKSARG
To:        Mel Chen <[FOI #1479 email]>
Date:        05/01/2024 14:16
Subject:        Re: Freedom of Information request - The MoU on Enhancing
AEO Co-operation in the Greater Bay Area

══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Dear Sir/Madam,

Our department has received your application for access to information on
27 December 2023.  Your application is now under processing.  According to
*paragraph 1.16 of the Code on Access to Information, our department will
inform you of the latest progress of the case separately on or before 16
January 2024.  In the meantime, please contact me at 3759 3881 if you have
any enquiry.

Regards,
Daniel CHU
Access to Information Officer
Customs and Excise Department

*Para. 1.16 of the "Code on Access to Information": Where possible,
information will be made available within ten days of receipt of a written
request. If that is not possible, the applicant will be so advised by an
interim reply within ten days of receipt of the request. The target
response time will then be twenty-one days from receipt of the request.

From:        Mel Chen <[FOI #1479 email]>
To:        FOI requests at Customs and Excise Department
<[Customs and Excise Department request email]>
Date:        27/12/2023 17:24
Subject:        Freedom of Information request - The MoU on Enhancing AEO
Co-operation in the Greater Bay Area

══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Dear Customs and Excise Department,

I noticed your department has recently made solid progress regarding
fulfilling the KPIs of CE's Policy Address on Integration into National
Development under the GBA initiative. Among all achievements, an MoU was
signed by the General Administration of Customs and Macau Customs—the
first tri-party MoU.

In order to support my academic research on rule harmonization within GBA,
I would like to request a full copy of "The MoU on Enhancing AEO
Co-operation in the Greater Bay Area".

Quote

[1]https://www.customs.gov.hk/en/customs-an...

Unquote

Yours faithfully,

Mel Chen

The MoU on Enhancing AEO Co-operation in the Greater Bay Area

Yours faithfully,

Mel Chen

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This is a request under the Code of Access to Information facilitated via
the accessinfo.hk website.

Please use this email address for all replies to this request:

[FOI #1479 email]

Is [Customs and Excise Department request email] the wrong address for Freedom of
Information requests to Customs and Excise Department? If so, please
contact us using this form:

[2]https://accessinfo.hk/en/change_request/...

Disclaimer: This message and any reply that you make will be published on
the internet. Our privacy and copyright policies:

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forwarding or dissemination of the message is strictly prohibited. If you
have received the message in error, please erase all copies of the message
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immediately.

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