Fidji

7.6 - Temps moyens nécessaires à la mainlevée

Articles	7.6.1 – 7.6.2 Texte de la mesure
Date indicative de mise en oeuvre	31 décembre 2019
Date définitive de mise en oeuvre	31 décembre 2019
Assistance requise pour la mise en oeuvre	Assistance nécessaire: • Procédures – assistance nécessaire pour la mise en place de systèmes permettant de respecter les prescriptions de l'AFE relatives à la capacité de mesurer et de publier régulièrement les temps moyens nécessaires à la mainlevée. • Ressources humaines et formation – assistance pour renforcer les capacités des fonctionnaires des organismes présents aux frontières pertinents en vue de la réalisation d'une étude sur le temps nécessaire à la mainlevée. • TIC/matériel – assistance nécessaire pour le développement et la mise en œuvre d'un système automatisé permettant d'éliminer les inexactitudes dans la mesure du temps nécessaire aux processus. Étiquettes: Technologies de l’information et de la communication (TIC), Infrastructure et equipment, Procédures institutionnelles, Ressources humaines et formation
Donateur / Agence	Banque mondiale, Organisation mondiale des Duanes
Progrès rapporté	27 juin 2025 — G/TFA/N/FJI/3 The World Customs Organisation (WCO) provided training to the members of the National Trade Facilitation Committee Working Group on utilizing the WCO Time Release Study Tool and identifying key 'testing points' in the clearance to prepare a TRS survey. The TRS Working Group developed an initial survey; however, it was not conducted due to the impact of COVID-19 on cargo volume and release times. In 2023, the World Bank Group provided further training and support for the TRS Working Group. FRCS led a Seaport TRS at both ports (Lautoka and Suva Ports) in June 2023. All Border Agencies were committed to ensuring that the findings are thoroughly vetted and validated before publication, as the study's outcomes hold significant implications for trade facilitation and economic growth in Fiji. Border Agencies analysed the extensive data collected from the TRS and, assisted by the World Bank Group, officially released the report in September 2024 and published the report on the FRCS website at: https://frcs.org.fj/public-notice/national-time-release-study-report-2023-on-a-page/ https://frcs.org.fj/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/NATIONAL-TIME-RELEASE-STUDY-REPORT-2023.pdf A new 2025 TRS for air cargo at Nadi International Airport is currently under preparation and is planned to run for two weeks during June 2025. The TRS will be a joint FRCS/BAF/MOH, with engagement and assistance from Air Terminal Services (ATS) and the Fiji Customs Brokers Association (FCBA). The TRS Working Group is currently conducting a series of training workshops and field tests at Nadi Airport to provide an overview of the TRS Methodology and a refresher on the Fiji TRS System for Fiji Border Agencies and Industry. The goal is to consider the initial survey sheet, verify the processes (workflows, etc.), get feedback from counterparts, and establish the survey in the WCO TRS system. It is anticipated that Fiji will require assistance in the next few years after the completion of the TRS analysis. The country aims to be self-sufficient for future TRS by 2026. Areas of assistance required: None identified.