Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2015/2446 Article 25

Exemption from favourable treatment

Article 25

The more favourable treatment referred to in Article 24 shall not apply to any customs controls related to specific elevated threat levels or control obligations set out in other Union legislation. However, customs authorities shall carry out the necessary processing, formalities and controls for consignments declared by an AEOS as a matter of priority.

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