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The Ministry of Transport will only perform inspections on imported radar products when installed on board ships. Information sent by the Ministry of Transport to the General Department of Customs regarding quality inspection of this item.
According to the Ministry of Transport, according to the provisions of the Maritime Code and the international maritime treaties (IMO, SOLAS 74) of which Vietnam is a member, the radar product installed on ships is a in the safety equipment, it is required to check the first registration and periodical inspections during the operation and operation of the ship.
Accordingly, the Ministry of Transport shall manage and inspect the technical performance requirements and the ability to operate radar when installed on ships with the system of legal documents and standards. , standards for inspection and evaluation such as: Circular 11/2016 / TT-BGTVT dated June 2, 2016, Circular 71/2015 / TT-BGTVT, QCVN 42: 2015 / BGTVT, QCVN 64: 2015 / BGTVT and has been announced by the Ministry of Transport in the list of group-2 commodity products under the state management responsibility of the Ministry of Transport in Circular 41/2018 / TT-BGTVT.
By identifying radar items under the control and inspection of many ministries, in Resolution 99 / NQ-CP, the Government has “Exempted the quality of imported goods from radar. Assigning Customs authorities to base on dossiers and papers submitted to Customs, serving as a basis for goods inspection and clearance until the amendment of Decree No. 74/2018 / ND-CP ”.
The Ministry of Transport shall request the customs office to comply with Resolution 99 / NQ-CP to exempt goods quality inspection during customs clearance for radar products for ships and the Ministry of Transport. The load will only perform checks on this product when installed on board.
Previously, according to the review of the General Department of Customs, radar products were subject to specialized management of two ministries, including the Ministry of Transport and the Ministry of Information and Communications.
According to: Haiquanonline