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Zero. We pay for it. We administer NI, not the EU.

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The EU costs are minimal. You already have post market surveillance to track illegal imports. The issue is knowing that products in NI are ok as they come from a UK shipment under easements. That good anywhere else without paperwork in the EU, same as if it had been snuggled in via small packets

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S

...from China or Africa. Doesn't matter that it's from the UK: where's the sodding papers?

Ответ для Seb Tallents

I trust you are aware that everything that enters a customs union has to have customs paperwork. Whether that is correct is up to inspection, but the paperwork must be there, so I really do not understand what you mean by that.

Ответ для Sam Hartford
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The point is: Easements mean for and msome GB-NI shipments, paperwork is not needed. UK is responsible for funding NI post market surveillance to make sure goods under that arrangement remain compliant. Outside of NI, there's no additional cost: it would be caught and treated as a consignment...

Ответ для Seb Tallents
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that had somehow slipped through the EU border by the same PMS that EU MS already do to police the SM/CU. The only additional cost/complexity is in NI where you have to worry about determining if a consignment without full documentation is legitimately so under the WA protocol.

Ответ для Seb Tallents

The EU could not legally allow another country to be responsible for its customs border. That's why the NI-GB border is under EU law. This is not what May proposed. It was two overlapping customs areas and post-market surveillance only in NI would never have been legally adequate for the EU.