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13.—(1) The paragraphs of Schedule 1 to the Act specified in paragraph (2) apply to declarations of goods for an outward processing procedure as they apply to a Customs declaration, but—
(a)as if any reference to “Customs declaration” were a reference to a declaration of goods for an outward processing procedure; and
(b)with the modifications specified in paragraph (2).
(2) The specified paragraphs and modifications are—
(a)paragraph 4 (form);
(b)paragraph 7 (contents), as if, in sub-paragraph (1)(a), “, in addition to specifying the Customs procedure for which the goods are declared,” were omitted;
(c)paragraphs 10 to 12 (acceptance), as if—
(i)in paragraphs 10(a) and 11(1)(b), for “paragraphs 1 to 6” there were substituted “paragraph 4”; and
(ii)paragraph 11(1)(a) were omitted;
(d)paragraphs 13 and 14 (verification);
(e)paragraphs 15 and 16 (amendment and withdrawal); and
(f)paragraph 19 (notifications).
(3) Section 2 of Chapter 3 of Part 4 of the import duty regulations (simplified Customs declarations using the EIDR procedure) applies to declarations of goods for an outward processing procedure as they apply to a Customs declaration, but as if any reference to a “Customs declaration” or to a “simplified Customs declaration” were a reference to a declaration of goods for an outward processing procedure.
(4) For the purposes of these Regulations, goods declared for an outward processing procedure are released to the procedure—
(a)at the time at which HMRC accept the declaration; or
(b)if later, at the time from which a person is authorised to use the procedure.
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