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CDS Technical Readiness Meeting

Get the latest updates on the Customs Declaration Service (CDS) Tariff products and the upcoming D1ND Tariff changes. Stay informed about the transition process, migration updates, and new data availability.

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CDS Technical Readiness Meeting

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  1. CDS Technical Readiness Meeting Date: 19 September 2019 1st Floor Conference Suite, Euston Tower, 286 Euston Road, London, NW1 3UQ

  2. Customs Declaration Service (CDS)Tariff Products Update

  3. Release 2.5.0 – CDS Tariff Download Service (Electronic Tariff) • Prior to Release 2.5.0 (12 September), the production Tariff Download service was suspended owing to • live service defects: • EU TARIC3 daily file upload was suspended owing to a ‘stuck’ EU file (requiring a fix from European Dynamics) • File extract errors prevented a new initial file from being produced accurately (requiring a fix from European Dynamics) • Release 2.5.0: • Addressed these defects • Re-enabled the flow of TARIC3 files to CDS to bring the data fully up to date • Extracted a new Tariff Download Service start-up file (now available) • Resumed the flow of Tariff Download service daily and monthly deltas (to re-commence 17/09). • The refreshed data set is now available for software house and developer consumption, with the • recommendation that users re-load their datasets with the new initial file and adopt the new set of daily • and monthly files.

  4. Day 1 No Deal

  5. D1ND – Managing the Post-Brexit UK Tariff • Dept. for International Trade (DIT) will be the new source of UK Tariff and Quota data • post31/10 • DIT is responsible for the management of EU replacement data and Prohibition and • Restriction measures • HMRC remains responsible for the management of National Measures (VAT and • Excise) • HMRC and DIT (with the support or European Dynamics), are currently repeating the • March 2019 exercise to rebuild the D1ND Tariff: • HMRC has seeded the DIT tariff management application (TAP) with current data and has mirrored this on the HMRC estate • DIT is iteratively providing Post-Brexit UK Tariff updates to HMRC in response to emerging policy decisions • HMRC is regression testing existing CDS functionality against the D1ND Tariff with the focus on existing CDS traders • HMRC is updating CDS to support the new D1ND UK Quota Service which will handle CHIEF quota claims on a FCFS basis.

  6. D1ND – CDS Tariff Download Service (Electronic Tariff) • Target solution for D1ND will be to use the existing Tariff Download service (which was updated at Release 2.5.0, see above) • This data will be available from the Tariff download service as BAU when CDS cuts over to D1ND data on 31/10 as a new start-up file, and new daily deltas that consumers will need to re-load • Ahead of this, HMRC is investigating ways to provide the new D1ND start-up data, when legally permissible.

  7. D1ND – Electronic Tariff (Legacy) • Software houses and developers are currently using the existing CTS service • while transitioning to the CDS Electronic Tariff Download Service • The Electronic Tariff (Legacy) monthly strip will remain available from CTS.

  8. D1ND – UK Trade Tariff (On-line Tariff) • Intention is to stand-up a D1ND UKTT instance, alongside the current service • as soon as this is technically available and legally permissible • This will contain D1ND UK Tariff and UK Quota Balances and statuses • Bitzesty will use the current CDS Tariff download service to receive the UK • Tariff data (now sourced from DIT and HMRC).

  9. SDST Open Questions

  10. SDST Stats Software Developer Support Team September 2019

  11. Trade Test Queries Accurate up to and including 17th September 2019

  12. Query Statistics by Month *Accurate up to and including 17th September 2019

  13. Resolved by SDST at first contact Accurate up to and including 17th September 2019

  14. Average Response Time Accurate up to and including 17th September 2019

  15. Developer Query Submission Template

  16. Migration Update Cameron Bryson

  17. Background - Managed Migration List (MML) • The MML for imports was defined as a list of 181 traders. • From the 181 traders, 135 traders were identified (based on historical volumetric/size data), which should exceed the commitment to manage the migration of 80% of declarations from CHIEF to CDS. • The 135 traders comprised108 supplementary declarants, and 27 frontier declarants (including Express Operators) • For Exports, the MML contains 210 traders, of which 135 were identified. This should exceed the commitment to manage the migration of 62% of declarations from CHIEF to CDS.

  18. Migration Stage Gate – Exit Criteria Planning & Preparation 10 – 20 days Candidate Profiling Implement 2 days Closedown & Evaluation 2 days • Plan the Trader • Understand • the Trader • Close the • Migration • Implement the • Migration • Ops support signoff • SWD has undertaken Trade Test for the functionality required by the Trader • Detailed cutover plan agreed • Hard-locked trader migration date • TDR detailed scheduling agreed  * • External party commitment to date and understanding of submission requirements • Deferment account owner has returned signed DDI form • Review release-specific documentation issued to trader in advance • Confirm TDR access mechanisms and controls * • Set up synthetic trader profiles  * • Set up API access & agree whitelisting  • TDR declaration XML samples created  * • Joint testing/smoke-testing between SWD / HMRC  * • Confirm banking details are correct with the trader • Activate account in direct debit and ETMP account • Issue release-specific documentation post review • Trader volumetric / submission profile understood • Trader profile data has been validated  • Initial schedule agreed including number and nature of test cycles  • Confirm functionality and non-functionality enablement • Share Trader Profile with Operations teams • Decision: TDR Triage - determine if TDR is required • Required: Planning & Preparation will take 20 days • Not Required: Planning & Preparation will take 10 days • Results collation   • Publish results • Data clear down • Decision: Go / No Go  * • Grant SWD / Trader API access for TDR * • Execute TDR to the agreed schedule  * • Remove API access for TDR * • Evaluate the • Migration • Ready the Trader • Evaluation against success criteria / exit criteria   • Agree next steps for trader migration   Requires support from SWD Requires support from Trader * Not Required for Non-TDR Trader

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