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Economic operators are not obliged to send security data immediately as of 1 July 2009.
- The use of the Entry Summary Declaration is optional for
traders during the transitional period, starting on 1 July
2009 and ending 31 December 2010. If the Entry Summary Declaration is not
lodged, risk analysis shall be carried out by customs authorities no later than
the moment when the goods are presented at arrival. This means that safety and
security data will be "checked" and risk analysis will be run
no later than when the goods are presented at the entrance to the customs
territory.
In order to avoid any possible delay to import movements caused by running risk analysis only at the time of arrival, it is recommended that traders (where possible) provide the Entry Summary Declaration with safety and security data required by Annex 30A of the Commission Regulation No 1875/2006. See also the consolidated version
(120 Kb) 
of the text with safety and security
data requirements. - The same transitional measures should be taken into account by traders when
lodging the Exit Summary Declaration.
If the Exit Summary Declaration is not lodged, risk analysis shall be carried out by customs no later than the time when the goods are presented at the point of exit from the Community. This means that safety and security data will be "checked" and risk analysis will be run no later than when the goods leave the customs territory at the last point of exit.
In order to avoid any possible delay to movements by running the risk analysis at the point of exit, it is recommended that traders (where possible) provide the Exit Summary Declaration with the safety and security data required by Annex 30A of Commission Regulation No 1875/2006. See also the consolidated version(120 Kb) of the text with safety and security
data requirements. - Where goods are exported under a customs declaration for export, outward processing or re-export after a customs procedure with economic impact, an electronic declaration containing the security data must be lodged, except where an oral, written or other form of declaration is permitted under the Customs Code implementing provisions. In such cases, the safety and security data have to be provided electronically as part of the customs declaration. This is an obligation and not an option.
- Legal base: Commission Regulation (EC) No 273/2009 of 2 April 2009
laying down provisions for the implementation of Council Regulation (EEC) No
2913/92 establishing the Community Customs Code, derogating from certain
provisions of Commission Regulation 2454/93.