Article 10
Specific joint actions 1. For the purposes, in particular, of implementing the actions specified in this programme, the Commission shall decide each year, in partnership with the Member States, which specific sectors of Community customs legislation will be subject to monitoring. Such monitoring shall be carried out by joint teams made up of customs experts from the Member States and the Commission. The teams thus made up shall, on the basis of a theme-by-theme approach, visit particular points in Community customs territory. At the end of these visits, they shall draw up a report identifying and analysing the best working methods as well as any difficulties in implementing the rules observed at the various sites studied and, where appropriate, including suggestions for the adaptation of both Community rules and working methods in order to improve the efficiency of customs actions as a whole. These experts reports shall be communicated to the relevant departments of the Member States and of the Commission. 2. In addition to such monitoring, the Commission, in partnership with the Member States, shall also have recourse, inter alia, to: (a) complementary studies intended to show the points of view of the various operators engaged in foreign trade; (b) the organization of working parties and of seminars charged with studying ways of effecting a coordinated improvement in the operation of customs administrations.