Article 52 quinquies
Reservist customs officers sign a contract of employment for a period of between one and five years, which sets out their obligations in terms of availability and initial and ongoing training, and whi…
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Reservist customs officers sign a contract of employment for a period of between one and five years, which sets out their obligations in terms of availability and initial and ongoing training, and whi…
Officials of the Directorate-General for Customs and Indirect Taxation and officials of the Directorate-General for Enterprise may, on request or spontaneously, disclose to each other all information…
As part of the fight against undeclared profit-making activities that undermine public order and public security, officers from the Directorate General of Public Finance, the Directorate General of Cu…
Customs officials, officials placed under the authority of the Minister for Agriculture, officials of the National Establishment for Agricultural and Sea Products and officials of the Office for the D…
Reservists are compensated for periods of employment and further training.
During the period of activity in the customs administration's operational reserve, the reservist customs officer is entitled, for himself and his dependants, to sickness, maternity, invalidity and dea…
…nment. This possibility applies in accordance with the conditions and procedures set out inarticle 15-4 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. This article is also applicable in the context of the impleme…
Customs officials and officials responsible for implementing the Heritage Code may provide each other, on request or spontaneously, with all information and documents held or collected in the course o…
Officials of the Directorate-General for Customs and Indirect Taxation, officials of the Directorate-General for Public Finance and officials of the Competition, Consumer Affairs and Fraud Control Dep…
…ired members of the customs administration ; 2° Volunteers under the conditions defined in articles 52 ter to 52 quinquies. The volunteers mentioned in 2° of this article are admitted to the operation…
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