Legal Update – Autumn 2020 (3 CPD points - Stream A - FTA108)
Audience
This course is suitable for importers, customs brokers and managers.
Program structure
This session was originally planned to be delivered at our Autumn 2020 events. Due to the important nature of the content, it was delivered as an interactive webinar by Russell Wiese (Principal, Hunt & Hunt Lawyers) on 14 April 2020. Over February and March 2020, two important Court judgements have been delivered that impact customs broker compliance in dealing with tariff classification and TCO applications.
1. High Court Pharm-A-Care decision. This case concerned the classification of vita-gummies, food versus medicament. However, the case has wider implications and provides guidance on general classification principles.
2. Full Federal Court Alstom TCO decision. This case considered whether for the purpose of assessing a TCO application, a manned train is substitutable for a driverless train. The Full Federal Court decision is important for any customs broker that assists clients with TCO applications.
This webinar will also include compliance tips for customs brokers in managing scenarios impacted by COVID-19
Timeframe
Duration: 60 minutes
Assessment
An optional assessment is available with multiple choice questions. Students must attain an 80% pass mark to qualify for customs broker CPD points. An online certificate can be downloaded on completion via "My Courses" and selecting the certificate icon. An attainment record of all completed CPD/CBC is available in "My Accounts". Results will also be recorded and maintained on ComplianceNetFTA.
Course Price
EXCLUSIVE TO FTA MEMBERS $38.50
Course Units
Core
- Legal Update – Autumn 2020 (3 CPD points - Stream A - FTA108)
This session was originally planned to be delivered at our Autumn 2020 events. Due to the important nature of the content, it was delivered as an interactive webinar by Russell Wiese (Principal, Hunt & Hunt Lawyers) on 14 April 2020. Over February and March 2020, two important Court judgements have been delivered that impact customs broker compliance in dealing with tariff classification and TCO applications.
1. High Court Pharm-A-Care decision. This case concerned the classification of vita-gummies, food versus medicament. However, the case has wider implications and provides guidance on general classification principles.
2. Full Federal Court Alstom TCO decision. This case considered whether for the purpose of assessing a TCO application, a manned train is substitutable for a driverless train. The Full Federal Court decision is important for any customs broker that assists clients with TCO applications.
This webinar will also include compliance tips for customs brokers in managing scenarios impacted by COVID-19
Contact ComplianceNet - Freight & Trade Alliance Training Support on 02 9975 1878 or czalai@FTAlliance.com.au for help with enrolment.