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Applied by Tanzania for 0901: Coffee, whether or not roasted or decaffeinated; coffee husks and skins; coffee substitutes containing coffee in any proportion.
The measure came into effect on 01 January 2003
Non-Tariff Measure
- NTM classification
- B84: Inspection requirement
- Date when the measure came into force
- 01 January 2003
- Publication where the measure is specified
- COFFEE INDUSTRY ACT REGULATIONS (No. 23 of 2001)
- Regulation where the measure is specified
- THE TANZANIA COFFEE IN DUSTRY REGULATIONS, 2003
- Country/Region applying the measure
- Tanzania
- Coded list of objectives
- X: For purposes n.e.s.
- Description of the measure
- Licences to be produced for inspection
46. Every licensed person under these regulations, shall produce his licence at all reasonable time, upon request by the authorized officer, a police officer or any other person, duly authorized and any licence holder who fails, without reasonable cause, to produce the licence so requested, commits an offence and upon conviction shall be liable to a fine of one hundred thousand shillings and the licence may forthwith be cancelled.
62. (1) Every registered person or holder of a license issued under these regulations shall, at all times during normal working hours, whether with or without prior notice from the Board, allow authorized officers and officers of the Board to carry out inspection for coffee quality control purposes.
(2) Any person, who denies access or obstructs an authorized officer or officers of the Board, or who fails to render any reasonable assistance to an inspecting officer, commits an offence and upon conviction shall be liable to a fine of five hundred thousand shillings and his registration or licence, as the case may be, shall forthwith terminate. - Reference of the measure
- Part VI para 46, part VII para 62
- Measure also domestic
- No
Products affected by the measure.
Code Product Partial coverage Partial coverage indication Date in Date out 0901 Coffee, whether or not roasted or decaffeinated; coffee husks and skins; coffee substitutes containing coffee in any proportion. Yes Coffee - Description
- Coffee
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
- Description
- Tanzania
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Applied by Tanzania on the entire world
The measure came into effect on 05 August 2016
Non-Tariff Measure
- NTM classification
- B84: Inspection requirement
- Date when the measure came into force
- 05 August 2016
- Publication where the measure is specified
- GOVERNMENT NOTICE NO. 229 ; THE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ACT (CAP.340)
- Regulation where the measure is specified
- Weights and Measures (General) Regulations, 2016.
- Country/Region applying the measure
- Tanzania
- Coded list of objectives
- A: Protection of human life and health and X: For purposes n.e.s.
- Description of the measure
- 184 (2) Every imported consignment shall be subject to inspection, testing and certification by Weights and Measures Inspector.
(3) After Identification of imported goods or consignment, an assizer shall seal or mark the container with a Government seal prior to inspection, testing and certification of such imported goods or consignment at the premises of the importer or any other place proposed by assizer. - Reference of the measure
- Part XXII Regulation 184(2) & 3
- Measure also domestic
- No
Products affected by the measure.
- Description
- All products
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out Inclusion Entire world -
Non-Tariff Measure
- NTM classification
- B84: Inspection requirement
- Date when the measure came into force
- 01 July 2010
- Publication where the measure is specified
- East African Community Customs Management Act, 2004,Regulations, 2010
- Regulation where the measure is specified
- The East African Community Customs ManagementRegulations, 2010
- Country/Region applying the measure
- Tanzania
- Coded list of objectives
- X: For purposes n.e.s.
- Description of the measure
- 187. (1) Goods imported for inward processing shall be entered in Form C.17 on production of -
(a)original inward processing authorization;
(b)original invoices where applicable; and
(c)other supporting documents.
(2) The proper officer shall require an authorized person to produce the goods for examination at the port of entry or at the place of processing before release for inward processing - Reference of the measure
- Part XVI section 187 (2)
- Measure also domestic
- Yes
Products affected by the measure.
Code Product Partial coverage Partial coverage indication Date in Date out PG: 1 All products Yes 01 July 2010 - Description
- Imports
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
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Applied by Tanzania on the entire world for
The measure came into effect on 08 July 2011
Non-Tariff Measure
- NTM classification
- B84: Inspection requirement
- Date when the measure came into force
- 08 July 2011
- Publication where the measure is specified
- Legal Supplement (Part I) to the Zanzibar Government Gazette Vol. CXX No. 6417 of 8th July, 2011
- Regulation where the measure is specified
- Zanzibar standards Act, 2011
- Country/Region applying the measure
- Tanzania
- Coded list of objectives
- A: Protection of human life and health, B: Protection of life and health of animals, C: Protection of life and health of plants and E: Protection of the environment
- Description of the measure
- 21. (1) The Board shall, at the request of the Bureau, appoint qualified officer of the Bureau or qualified public officer as a Standards Inspector for the purpose of this Act.
(2) Every Standards Inspector appointed under subsection (1) of this section, shall be furnish with a certificate of appointment signed by act as a Standard Inspector for the purposes of this Act.
(3) The Board may, at the request of the Bureau, cancel the appointment of the Standard Inspector as may reasonable decides.
22.(1) A Standards Inspector may, for the purposes of this Act, at all reasonable times:-
(a)Enter upon any premises at which there is or is suspected to be a commodities in relation to which any compulsory standard or standards mark exist;
(b)Inspect and take samples to any commodities or any material or substance used or likely to or capable of being used in its manufacturing, production, processing or treatment and cause, any container within which there is or is suspected to be any quantity of the commodities, material or substance, to be opened;
(c) Inspect any process or other operation which is or appears likely
to be carried out in those premises in connection with the manufacturing, production, processing or treatment of any commodities in relation to which a compulsory standard or standard mark exist;
(d)Require from any person the production of any book, notice, record, list or other document which is in the possession or custody or under the control of that person or for any other person on his behalf and which the Inspector believes to be relevant to any inspection or inquiry being carried outby him
(e)Examine and copy any part of any book, notice, record, list or other document which appears to him to have relevance to his inspection or inquiry and require any person to give an explanation of any entry in it and take possession of that book, notice, record, list or other document as he believes may afford evidence of an offence under this Act, and;
(f)Require information relevant to his inquiry form any person whom he reasonably believes to be or to have been employed at the premises or to have in his possession or custody or under his control any article referred to in this subsection.
(2) A Standards Inspector entering any premises under subsection (1) of this section shall, if so required produce the certificate issued to him in accordance with the provisions of section 21 (2) of this Act - Reference of the measure
- Part IV sections 21 & 22
- Measure also domestic
- Yes
Products affected by the measure.
Code Product Partial coverage Partial coverage indication Date in Date out PG: 1 All products No 08 July 2011 - Description
- all products
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out Inclusion Entire world 08 July 2011 -
Applied by Tanzania on the entire world for 31: Fertilisers
The measure came into effect on 12 May 2009
Non-Tariff Measure
- NTM classification
- B84: Inspection requirement
- Date when the measure came into force
- 12 May 2009
- Publication where the measure is specified
- Republic of Tanzania,Fertilizers Act 2009
- Regulation where the measure is specified
- Fertilizers Act no 9 of 2009
- Country/Region applying the measure
- Tanzania
- Coded list of objectives
- A: Protection of human life and health, B: Protection of life and health of animals, C: Protection of life and health of plants, E: Protection of the environment and X: For purposes n.e.s.
- Description of the measure
- 2l.-{ 1) A person shall not import any fertilizer or fertilizer supplement in Tanzania unless-
(a) such fertilizer or fertilizer supplements is registered in terms of this Act;
(b) is of the composition and efficacy specified in the application for registration thereof;
.(c) possesses all chemical, physical and other properties so specified and complies with the requirements prescribed in respect thereof; and
(d) is packed in a sealed container which is marked or labeled in the prescribed manner with the prescribed particulars; .
(e) in the case of a fertilizer or fertilizer supplements containing bone or any other substance derived from the carcass of an animal, a permit referred to in section 20 has been issued in respect thereof.
(2) Without prejudice to the provisions of subsection (l) and (2), the Minister may, upon consultation with the Board and on such conditions as he may determine, in writing, permit the import of any consignment of any fertilizer or fertilizer supplements which does not comply with the requirements referred to in subsection (l)(a), (b) and (d).
(3) Fertilizers or fertilizer supplements imported shall-
(a) only be imported through a prescribed port or place;
(b) if the Director directs that a sample thereof be taken, not be removed from any such port or place without the written consent of the Director;
(c) if the Director thus directs, be made available for examination and the taking of a sample at any such port or place in the prescribed manner; and
(d) where a sample thereof has thus been taken, not be sold in Tanzania except on the written consent of the Director and subject to the conditions specified therein.
(4) The provisions of section 32 relating to samples shall, mutatis mutandis, apply with reference to a sample taken in terms of this section.
(5) Where any fertilizer or fertilizer supplement has been imported contrary to the provisions of this section, such fertilizer or fertilizer supplement shall-
(a) at the expense of such importer, be removed from Tanzania within such period as the Director may determine; or
(b) if such importer fails to remove such fertilizer or fertilizer supplement in terms of paragraph (c), be forfeited to the Government, arid be either destroyed or otherwise disposed of in the manner prescribed in the regulations
32. The Director shall ensure fertilizer or fertilizer supplement is inspected, sampled and analyzed for quality control in accordance with the procedures prescribed in the regulations.
33.--{I) The Minister shall, by notice published in the
Gazette, Appoint or designate qualified persons to be of fertilizers Inspectors or Analysts who shall exercise powers in accordance with the provisions of this Act.
(2) Any person appointed or designated as Inspector or Analyst under sub-section (1) shall be given a certificate, identity card or a document as a proof of his appointment or designation which shall be produced in the exercise of his powers under this Act.
(3) Any Inspector or Analyst shall not engage in any business connected with the manufacturing, importation or sale of fertilizer or fertilizer supplements.
(4) The Minister may, in consultation with the Board and by order published in the Gazette, appoint any competent institution or individual to perform any fertilizer regulatory function specified under this Act and may in the same order define duties and powers of such institutions or individual.
(5) Any Inspector or Analyst appointed under subsection (1) shall be a designated officer accountable to the Director for the administration of this Act.
34.-(1) An Inspector appointed under section 33 may, at any reasonable time-
(a) enter upon and examine any place, premises, vessel or vehicle in respect of which he has reason to believe that on or in it there is manufactured, processed, prepared, graded, classified, packed, marked, labelled, held, bottled, removed, transported, exhibited, sold or used any fertilizer or fertilizer supplements~
(b) examine or test any such fertilizer or fertilizer supplements or any ingredient thereof;
(c) examine all books and documents on or in any place, premises or vehicle referred to in paragraph (a) in respect of which he has reasonable grounds for believing that they relate to any fertilizer or fertilizer supplements or any ingredient thereof, and make copies of or extracts from such books or documents;
(d) examine any operations or processes carried out at any place or premises in connection with the manufacturing, processing, treatment, preparation, grading, classification, packing, marking, labeling, holding, bottling, removal, transport, exhibition, selling or use of any fertilizer or fertilizer supplements, and demand from the person in charge of such operations or processes, or the owner of or the person having the custody of any fertilizer or fertilizer supplements;
(e) demand from the owner or any person having the custody of any book or document referred to in paragraph (c) an explanation relating to any record or entry therein;
(f) seize any book, document, fertilizer or fertilizer supplements which may furnish proof of an offence in terms ofthis Act, or any quantity of any fertilizer or fertilizer supplements in respect of which there is reason to believe that any such offence has been committed, and remove from or leave on or in the place, premises or vehicle in question, any book, document, fertilizer or fertilizer supplements, or any quantity thereof, which has so been seized, and may in his discretion place on such book, document, fertilizer or fertilizer supplements ,or the container thereof, such identification mark or seal as he may deem necessary; and
(g) take samples or cause samples to be taken of any fertilizer or fertilizer supplements or an ingredient thereof, and open any container which contains or is suspected to contain anything used or intended for use in the manufacture, processing, treatment, preparation, grading, classification, packing, marking, labeling, holding, bottling, removal, transport, exhibition or sale of any fertilizer or fertilizer supplements and examine, analyze, grade or classifY such samples, or cause such samples to be examined, analyzed, graded or classified.
(2) The owner or person in charge of any premises described under this section and any person found therein shall give to an Inspector the reasonable assistance to enable the Inspector to carry out his duties and functions under this Act.
(3) Any Inspector may if he has reasonable grounds to believe that any of the provisions of this Act is violated, seize or issue a stop sale order by means of or in relation to which the violation was committed.
(4) Any fertilizer, fertil izer supplement or package seized pursuantto sub- section (3) shall be detained by an Inspector at any place by attaching a detention tag or mark in the manner prescribed in the regulations.
(5) Any person shall not move any fertilizer or package detained by
the Inspector unless with a written consent of the .Inspector indicating that the seized fertilizer, fertilizer supplements or package shall be placed in a safer or more convenient location.
(6) The fertilizer, fertilizer supplement or package under detention or stop sale order shall not be released unless the Inspector is satisfied that
all conditions for release as provided for in this Act have been comp)ied with.
(7) The Inspector shall, before inspection of the premises, take reasonable steps to ensure that the owner or his authorised representative is present while carrying out inspection under this Act.
35. An Analyst who receives a sample taken under the provisions of this Act shall as soon as is practicable analyze such sample, in accordance with the procedures for sampling and conducting analysis as may be specified in the regulations - Reference of the measure
- Part IV section 21 (3), (b), (c) & (d) & Part V sections 32-35
- Measure also domestic
- Yes
Products affected by the measure.
Code Product Partial coverage Partial coverage indication Date in Date out 31 Fertilisers No - Description
- Fertilizers and fertilizer supplement
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out Inclusion Entire world 12 May 2009 -
Applied by Tanzania on the entire world
The measure came into effect on 03 July 2015
Non-Tariff Measure
- NTM classification
- B84: Inspection requirement
- Date when the measure came into force
- 03 July 2015
- Publication where the measure is specified
- The Tanzania Food, Drugs and Cosmetics ACT, 2003
- Regulation where the measure is specified
- Tanzania, Food, Drugs and Cosmetics (Control of Medical Devices) Regulations, 2015
- Country/Region applying the measure
- Tanzania
- Coded list of objectives
- A: Protection of human life and health
- Description of the measure
- 55. The Authority may revoke, cancel or suspend any import or export permit issued or any other certificates made under these Regulations, if it is satisfied that the importer, exporter or consignment contravenes any provision of these Regulations.
56.-(1) No imported medical device shall be removed out of the ports of entry or any other place before it is inspected by the inspector and released. - Reference of the measure
- Part V Regulations 55 and 56 (1)
- Measure also domestic
- No
Products affected by the measure.
- Description
- Medical devices
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out Inclusion Entire world -
Applied by Tanzania on the entire world for
The measure came into effect on 08 December 1979
Non-Tariff Measure
- NTM classification
- B84: Inspection requirement
- Date when the measure came into force
- 08 December 1979
- Publication where the measure is specified
- THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA ,THE TROPICAL PESTICIDES RESEARCH INSTITUTE ACT, 1979
- Regulation where the measure is specified
- The tropical pesticides Research Institute Act No 18 of 1979
- Country/Region applying the measure
- Tanzania
- Coded list of objectives
- C: Protection of life and health of plants
- Description of the measure
- 21. - (1) The Institute may appoint inspectors and analysts for the purposes of this Act.
(2)No person shall, while holding an appointment as an inspector or an analyst, engage directly or indirectly in any trade or business connected with the manufacture, importation, sale or distribution for sale of any pesticides.
(3)An inspector may, at all reasonable times and on production, if required, of his authority-
(a)enter and inspect any premises, vehicle, vessel or aircraft in which any pesticide is kept or in which he has reasonable grounds for suspecting that any pesticide is kept;
(b)seize and remove any pesticide and any books, records or other documents relating to such pesticide from any premises vehicle, vessel or aircraft if he has reasonable cause to believe that such pesticide has been manufactured,
compounded, imported, sold or offered or exposed for sale in contravention of this Act;
(c)take samples of any pesticides for the purpose of examination or analysis;
(d)require any person in occupation of the premises or any agent or servant of any such person, or any person in charge of the vessel, vehicle or aircraft, to furnish all such information, to produce for inspection all such books, records or other documents and to furnish all such means of inspection as he may reasonably require for the purposes aforesaid.
(4)An inspector shall take such steps as are reasonably practical to afford the owner of any premises or the person in charge of any vehicle, vessel or aircraft, as the case may be, an opportunity to be present while an inspection under this section is being carried out.
(5)At any time when anything is seized under this section the person in whose custody or possession it than is shall be given a written receipt for it.
22. – (1) Any person who-
(a)wilfully delays or obstructs an inspector in the exercise of his powers under section 21; or
(b)refuses to furnish any information, to produce any documents or to furnish any means of inspection, when required to do so under section 21, shall be guilty of an offence and liable to a fine not exceeding three thousand shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three months or to both such fine and such imprisonment. Provided that no person shall be required under this section to answer any question tending to incriminate him.
If an Inspector applies to purchase any pesticide or any substance used in the manufacture of pesticides which is offered or exposed for sale and tenders the price for the quantity which he requires as a sample, and the person offering or exposing the pesticide or the substance for sale refuses to sell to the inspector such quantity thereof as aforesaid, or if the seller, consignor or any person having for the time being the charge of any pesticide or substance of which an inspector is empowered to take a sample refuses to allow the inspector to take the quantity which he requires as a sample, the person so refusing shall, for the purpose of subsection (1), be deemed to have wilfully obstructed the inspector:
Provided that where any pesticide or substance is exposed for sale in an unopened container duly labelled, no person shall be required to sell it except in the unopened container in which it is contained.
23.- (1) Any purchaser of any pesticide or any substance capable of being used in the manufacture or preparation or pesticides or any inspector may submit a sample of such pesticide or substance to an analyst for analysis or examination.
(2) Where a sample of any pesticide is taken with the intention of having it submitted to an analyst for analysis or examination, the person taking such sample shall, as soon as possible inform in writing the seller or the owner of the pesticide or his representative of his intention to have the sample analysed or examined by an analyst
24.- (1) An inspector or any other person who takes or purchases a sample for the purpose of analysis or examination shall divide it into three parts, each part to be marked and sealed or fastened up in such manner as its nature will permit, and unless he sooner decides not to have the sample analysed or examined, shall give one part to the person from whom it was obtained or to the owner or occupier of the premises from which it was obtained or a representative of any of them, one part to an analyst and the other part shall be retained by him.
(2)Every analyst shall, as soon as possible after receiving a sample obtained under this Act, analyse or examine the sample, as the case may be, and give to the person by whom it was originally submitted a certificate, in the prescribed form, setting out the findings of the analysis or examination and such observation as he may consider necessary or desirable and shall forward a copy of such certificate to the person who received art of the sample in accordance with subsection (1).
(3)Where any person procures a sample under section 23 (1) and the division into parts of such sample-
(a)is not reasonably practicable; or
(b)might affect the composition or impede the proper analysis or examination of the sample, the provision of this section with respect to the division of samples
into parts shall be deemed to have been complied with if the person taking the sample procures three separate fair amounts of the pesticide or substance and deals with each lot as if it were a part in the manner provided by this subsection; and references in this Act to a part of a sample shall be construed accordingly.
25. Any person who knowingly makes any false statement, issues or maintains any false or misleading declaration, document, marking description of a pesticide in connection with the manufacture, importation or sale of a pesticide or any substance capable of being used in the manufacture of pesticides shall be guilty of an offence and liable to a fine not exceeding three thousand shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three months or to both such fine and such imprisonment. - Reference of the measure
- Part V Section 21-25
- Measure also domestic
- Yes
Products affected by the measure.
Code Product Partial coverage Partial coverage indication Date in Date out PG: 44 Hazardous chemicals and pesticides No 08 December 1979 - Description
- Pesticides
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out Inclusion Entire world 08 December 1979 -
Non-Tariff Measure
- NTM classification
- B84: Inspection requirement
- Date when the measure came into force
- 21 April 2015
- Publication where the measure is specified
- UGANDA GAZETTE Vol. CVIII No. 20 of 21 April 2015
- Regulation where the measure is specified
- US EAS 356:2004, Code of practice for inspection and acceptance criteria for used textile products
- Country/Region applying the measure
- Uganda
- Description of the measure
- This Uganda Standard prescribes a code of practice for the inspection and acceptance criteria for used textile products. It also applies to used garments of all types, sizes and fibre composition
- Reference of the measure
- US EAS 356:2004
- Measure also domestic
- Yes
Products affected by the measure.
- Description
- used textile products
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
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Applied by Uganda on the entire world for 93: Arms and ammunition; parts and accessories thereof
The measure came into effect on 01 December 1970
Non-Tariff Measure
- NTM classification
- B84: Inspection requirement
- Date when the measure came into force
- 01 December 1970
- Publication where the measure is specified
- CHAPTER 299 THE FIREARMS ACT
- Regulation where the measure is specified
- Firearms Act 1970
- Country/Region applying the measure
- Uganda
- Coded list of objectives
- G: Protection of national security
- Description of the measure
- 35. Power to inspect premises.
The chief licensing officer may at all reasonable times require any police officer, without a search warrant, to enter upon the premises of any firearms dealer with aview to ascertaining whether or not the provisions of this Act or of any regulations made under it are being observed, and may inspect the premises and any firearm or ammunition, book, account, register, document or thing found in the premises, and may require any person appearing to be in control of or employed in the premises to give such information as the police may require in order to ascertain whether or not the provisions of this Act or of any regulations made under it are being observed.
36. Penalty for obstructing.
Any person who—
obstructs a police officer in the exercise of any of the powers conferred on him or her by or under section 34 or 35; fails to give the police officer any information which he or she is lawfully required by the police officer under section 35 to give; or gives to any police officer, acting in the exercise of the powers conferred upon him or her by section 35, any information which he or she knows to be false or does not believe to be true, commits an offence and is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding two years or to a fine not exceeding ten thousand shillings or to both. - Reference of the measure
- Section 35 & 36
- Measure also domestic
- Yes
Products affected by the measure.
Code Product Partial coverage Partial coverage indication Date in Date out 93 Arms and ammunition; parts and accessories thereof No - Description
- Firearms and ammuniations
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out Inclusion Entire world 01 December 1970 - Description
- All countries
-
Applied by Uganda on the entire world for 8517: Telephone sets, including telephones for cellular networks or for other wireless networks; other apparatus for the transmission or reception of voice, images or other data, including apparatus for communication in a wired or wireless network (such as a lo
The measure came into effect on 01 January 2005
Non-Tariff Measure
- NTM classification
- B84: Inspection requirement
- Date when the measure came into force
- 01 January 2005
- Publication where the measure is specified
- STATUTORY INSTRUMENTSSTATUTORY INSTRUMENTS SUPPLEMENT No. 10 11th March, 2005 STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS SUPPLEMENT to The Uganda Gazette No. 14 Volume XCVIII dated 11th March, 2005 Printed by UPPC, Entebbe, by Order of the Government
- Regulation where the measure is specified
- The Communications (Telecommunications and radio communicatons equipmnt type approval)Regulations 2005 ( Under section 94 of the Uganda communications Act,cap 106
- Country/Region applying the measure
- Uganda
- The rationale of the measure
- to protect the safety of end-users of telecommunications and radio communications equipment
- Coded list of objectives
- X: For purposes n.e.s.
- Description of the measure
- 16.Quality assurance
(1) In this regulation, “quality assurance” means a system where a manufacturer ensures and declares that a product satisfies the requirements that apply to it and affixes a mark to the product and draws up a written declaration of conformity.
(2) A manufacturer shall operate an approved quality assuarance system for the design, manufacture, inspection of a final product and testing as prescribed by this regulation.
(3) A manufacturer shall lodge an application for assessment of its quality assuarance system with the Commission which shall include—
(a)all relevant information on an envisaged product; and
(b)the quality assuarance system’s documentation.
(4) The quality assuarance system shall ensure the compliance of a product with the requirements that apply to it.
(5) A manufacturer shall document in a systematic and orderly manner and in the form of written policies, procedures and instructions, all the elements, requirements and provisions adopted by the manufacturer, which shall ensure a common understanding of the quality, policies and procedures such as quality programmes, plans, manuals and records.
(6) The Commission shall assess the quality assuarance system to determine whether it satisfies the requirements prescribed in this regulation, and in particular, whether the quality control system ensures conformity of a product with this regulation, using the relevant documentation and test results supplied by a manufacturer.
(7) A manufacturer shall undertake to fulfil the obligations arising out of the quality assuarance system as approved and to uphold it so that it remains adequate and efficient.
(8) A manufacturer or an authorised representative of a manufacturer shall keep the Commission informed of any intended update of the quality assuarance system.
(9) Where a manufacturer proposes to modify the quality assuarance system, the Commission shall evaluate the modifications and determine whether the proposals satisfy the requirements under this regulation or whether a reassessment of the system is required.
(10) A manufacturer shall allow the Commission access, for inspection purposes, to the location of design, manufacture, inspection, testing, and storage and shall provide it with all necessary information and in particular—
(a) the quality assuarance system documentation;
(b) the quality assuarance records of the design stage of the quality assuarance system, including results of analyses, calculations and tests; and
(c)the quality assuarance records of the manufacturing stage of the quality assuarance system, including inspection reports, test data, calibration data and qualification reports of the concerned personnel.
(11) The Commission may at any time make a visit to a manufacturer and carry out tests or have tests carried out to check the functioning of the quality assuarance system.
(12) A manufacturer shall be provided with a visit report and where a test has been carried out, the manufacturer shall be provided with the test report of the Commission.
17.Marketing of telecommunications and radio communications equipment
(1) The Commission shall authorise the sell or lease, or offer for sale or lease, or importation, shipment, or distribution for the purpose of selling, leasing or offering for sale or lease, any telecommunications or radio communications equipment.
(2) Telecommunications and radio communications equipment shall be approved by the Commission before its use.
(3) The requirements for approval of any equipment are—
(a)that the equipment satisfies the essential requirements provided in these Regulations;
(b)that information on the equipment is provided in accordance with these Regulations;
(c)that appropriate conformity assessment procedure in respect of the Apparatus is carried out;
(d)that the Commission label or marking is affixed to the equipment by a manufacturer of an apparatus or by the person responsible for the apparatus; and
(e)a declaration of conformity is drawn up in respect of the manufacturer of the apparatus or a person responsible for the apparatus.
(4) A telecommunications or radio communications device may be advertised or displayed, at a trade show or exhibition before equipment authorisation or, for a device that is not subject to the equipment authorisation requirements, before a determination of compliance with the applicable technical requirements.
(5) The advertisement or display shall contain or be accompanied by a conspicuous notice with the following words: “This device is not authorised by the Commission and may not be offered for sale or lease or sold or leased, until authorisation is obtained”.
(6) Where a product displayed is a prototype of another product that is properly authorised, and the prototype is not authorised due to differences between the prototype and the authorised product, the following disclaimer notice may be used instead of a notice specified under subregulation (5) : “prototype not for sale”.
(7) Before equipment authorisation or determination of compliance with the applicable technical requirements, any telecommunications or radio communications equipment shall not be marketed, but may be operated for—
(a)compliance testing;
(b)demonstration at a trade show;
(c)demonstration at an exhibition conducted at abusiness,commercial, industrial, scientific, or medical location;
(d)evaluation of product performance and determination of customer
acceptability at a manufacturer’s facility, during the developmental, design, or pre-production stages; or
(e) evaluation of product performance and determination of customer acceptability, where customer acceptability of a radio frequency device cannot be determined at a manufacturer’s facility because of size or the unique capability of a device.
(8) “Marketing”, in this regulation, includes sale, lease, offer for sale or
lease, advertisement for sale or lease, importation, shipment, distribution for the purpose of selling or leasing and offering for sale or lease - Reference of the measure
- Section 16(10)
- Measure also domestic
- Yes
- Notes
- to protect the safety of end-users of telecommunications and radio communications equipment
Products affected by the measure.
Code Product Partial coverage Partial coverage indication Date in Date out 8517 Telephone sets, including telephones for cellular networks or for other wireless networks; other apparatus for the transmission or reception of voice, images or other data, including apparatus for communication in a wired or wireless network (such as a lo No - Description
- Telecommunications and radio communications equipment
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out Inclusion Entire world 01 January 2005 - Description
- All countries
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Applied by Uganda on the entire world for 9503.00.00: Tricycles, scooters, pedal cars and similar wheeled toys; dolls' carriages; dolls; other toys; reduced-size ("scale") models and similar recreational models, working or not; puzzles of all kinds., 85: Electrical machinery and equipment and parts thereof; sound recorders and reproducers, television image and sound recorders and reproducers, and parts and accessories of such articles, 39: Plastics and articles thereof, 40: Rubber and articles thereof, 42: Articles of leather; saddlery and harness; travel goods, handbags and similar containers; articles of animal gut (other than silk- worm gut), 94: CHAPTER, 48: Paper and paperboard; articles of paper pulp, of paper or of paperboard, 49: Printed books, newspapers, pictures and other products of the printing industry; manuscripts, typescripts and plans, 87: Vehicles other than railway or tramway rolling- stock,and parts and accessories thereof and 64: Footwear, gaiters and the like; parts of such articles
The measure came into effect on 17 April 2015
Non-Tariff Measure
- NTM classification
- B84: Inspection requirement
- Date when the measure came into force
- 17 April 2015
- Publication where the measure is specified
- Statutory Instrument 2015 N0 11,To the Uganda Gazette No 19 Volume CVIII dated 17th /04/2015,(Import inspection and clearance) regulations, 2015
- Regulation where the measure is specified
- The Uganda National Bureau of standards (Import inspection and clearance) regulations 2015
- Country/Region applying the measure
- Uganda
- Coded list of objectives
- X: For purposes n.e.s.
- Description of the measure
- Section 3: Goods to be accompanied by a certificate of conformity or a certificate of road worthness
(1) The bureau shall carry out conformity assessment of all goods covered by compulsory standards destined for Uganda.
(2) The Bureau may appoint an inspection agency or agencies to acrry out conformity assessment of goods covered by compulsory stnadards destined for Uganda.
(3) An importer of a product covered by a compulsory standard specified in schedule 2 shall ensure that the supplier of the imported goods subjects them to inspection for conformity to standards in the country of origin and a certificate of conformity is issued before the goods are shipped to Uganda.
Schedule 2- Regulations 3(3),3(8) and 4(1)
1. Group I- Toys
2. Group II-Electrical Electronics
3. Group III- Automatic products and inputs
4. Group IV-Chemical products
5. Group V- Mechanical Materials and gas appliances
6. Group VI –Textile leather, plastic and rubber
7. Group VII--Furniture ( wood and Metal articles
8. Group VIII- Paper and stationary
9. Group IX protrctive safety equipments
10. Group X- food and food products
11. Group XI- Used products including motor vehicles
(4) An importer of a used motor vehicle into Uganda shall ensure that the motor vehicle is subjected to PVOC to ensure conformity to the prescribed Uganda standards and that a certificate of road worthness is used in respect of the motor vehicle
(5) The authorized officer of the inspection agency shall carry out conformity of the goods or motor vehicle to assess its compliance to the relevant standards upon receipt of an application from the exporter or importer.
(6) The application for acertificate of conformity or certificate of roadworthness shall be made in the prescribed form and shall be accompanied by the relevant documents.
(7) The application for a certificate of conformity or certificate of roadworthness shall pay the inspection fees and charges prescribed in schedule 1.
Schedule 1: regulation 3(7)
1 Where a sample is subjected to laboratory tests analysis, the importer shall be required to pay for the fee test charges as billed by the relevant laboratory
2 The fees and charges referred to in regulation (7) shall be as follows and shall be based on the value of import shipment.
(a) The applicable verification fees depend on the route, subject to the minimum and maximum detailed below;
the fees are payable by the exporter or manufacturer and payable in advance.
Route A (unregistered Products)
0.500% of FOB value subject to aminimum of US $ 220 and maximum US $ 2.375
Route B: (registered products)
0.45% of FOB value subject to aminimum of US $ 220 and Maximum of US $ 2,375
Rote C (Licensed products)
Licensed products (0.25% of FOB value subject toi a minimum of US $ 220 and maximum of US $ 2375.
(b) Used cars
Inspection fees
Fees payable upon inspection will vary depending on acountry of origin as specified below;
Japan (US $ 140)
Singapore ( US $ 180)
United Kingdom (BCP 125)
South Africa ( R 1685) and
United Arab Emirates (Dubai) (US $ 125)
Testing Fees: determined as a case by case basis
(8) A person who imports goods specified in schedule 2 withiout a certificated of conformity or certificate of roadworthness shall pay a surcharge of 15% of CIF value of goods and the goods shall be subjected to a destination inspection.
(9) The inspection agency shall issue the applicant with a certificate of conformity or certificate of roadworthness where the product complies with the requirements of the relevant standards
(10) The destination inspection agency shall issue non-conformity report for the goods or motor vehicles where the product does not conform to the requirements of the relevant standards and shall notify the Bureau.
Section 4 Application for import Clearance certificate
(1) The Importer of goods or motor vehicle covered by acompulsory standard specified in schedule 2 shall apply to the bureau for an import clearance certificate upon arrival of the goods at the port of entry.
(2) The application shall be made prior to or upon arrival of the goods or motor vehicle at the point of entry but prior to the release of the goods or motor vehicle to the importer by the Uganda revenue authority
(3) the application for an import clearance certificate shall be made in the prescribed form and shall be accompanied by acertificate of conformity or clearance of roadworthness together with the relevant customs documents.
Section 5. Handling of an application
(1) The authorized officer shall, upon receipt of an application verify the documents to ensure that the application is duly filled and accompanied by all necessary certificated of roadworthness.
(2) The authority officer shall verify the goods or motor vehicle to ensure that they match with the declaration in the application in the certificate of conformity or certificate of road worthness
(3) The authorized officer shall subject goods that are not accompanied by acertificate of conformity or certificate of roadworthness to destination inspection after payment of relevant surcharge fees.
(4) The authorized officer shall subject goods or motor vehicles that do not match with the certificate of conformity or certificate of roadworthness to destination inspection.
(5) The authorized officer shall issue an import clearance certificate in respect of goods or motor vehicles which have been verified and found to have been duly inspected from the country of origin and issued with certificate of conformity or a certificate of roadworthness and where the authorized officer finds finds no reason to doubt compliance with the relevant standards in Uganda.
(6) The authorized officer may subject the goods to destination inspection where he or she finds reason to doubt compliance with the relevant standards in Uganda.
(7) The authorized officer shall issue an import clearance certificate in respect of the goods where the goods have been subjected to destination inspection and have been determined to confirm to the relevant Uganda standards.
(8) In the case of goods, the inspector shall before issuing an import clearance certificate ensure that the products have adefined and marked shelf life of atleast-
(a) 75% of food stauff; and
(b) 50% of all non-food staffs
6. Release of goods withiout issue of certificate.
An authorized officer shall not release goods or motor vehicles from appoint of entry, other than to abonded warehouse, unless the importer of the goods or motor vehicle has been issued with an importer clearance certificate
7. Products with Uganda certification mark
An importer of a product manufactured outside East African Community (EAC) region in respect of which has has been issued a permit to use the Uganda certificate mark, shall not be subjected to PVOC.
8. Producs manufactured within the EAC partner states
An importer of a produc manufactured within EAC common market and which bear the certification marks of the respective EAC partner states shall be subjected to import clearance but shall be exempted from PVOC.
10. Absence of service providers
A person who imports goods or motor vehicles from a country that is not covered by a service provider shall have goods subjected to destination inspection fee but shall be exempted from 15% of CIF surcharge.
11. Handling of non-conforming goods or motor vehicles.
(1) Goods or motor vehicles which have been issued a seizure with a seizure notice shall be handled in accordance with the best practices and as recommended by the authorized officer at the expense of the importer.
(2) Goods or motor vehicles which have been issued with a seizure with a seizure , notice and have been deemed not to confirm to the applicable compulsory standard (s) shall either be destroyed or re-exported.
(3) Goods or motor vehicles which have been issued aseizure notice and determined by an authorized officer not to pose asignificant risk to the environment may be destroyed withiout re-exportation.
(4) Goods or motor vehicles which have been issued aseizure notice and determined by an authorized officer to pose asignificant risk to the environment shall be re-exported to the country of origin.
(5) Goods or motor vehicles which have been issued aseizure notice shall not be re-exported to another country other than the country of origin.
(6) The destruction of the goods or motor vehicles which have been issued aseizure notice shall be done in accordance with the relevant national regulations and guidelines
!2. Destination Inspection
(1) Goods or motor vehicles specified in schedule 2 which arrive at a point of entry withiout a certificate of conformity or certificate of roadworthness shall be subjected to asurcah of 15% of CIF in addition to the payment of the prescribed inspection fees before destination inspection is undertaken.
(2) All goods or motor vehicles subjected to destination inspection shall be subjected to payment of the prescribed inspection fees.
(3) The importer of goods or motor vehicles shall be responsible for the costs of storage, analysis and any other incidental charges incurred during destination inspection.
(4) The goods or motor vehicles subject to destination inspection shall be inspected and evaluated by the authorized officer or designated agency to determine conformity with relevant Uganda standards.
(5) The authorized officer or designated inspection agency may take a sample for laboratory analysis during the destination inspection to determine conformity with relevant Uganda standards.
(6) The authorized officer shall issue an import clearance certificate in respect of goods or motor vehicles where goods or motor vehicles have been determined to conform to relevant Uganda standards during destination inspection.
(7) The authorized officer shall issue aseizure notice and notify the relevant authorities including the designated inspection agency and where applicable the Uganda revenue authority and the goods or motor vehicles shall not be permitted entry into domestic market where goods or motor vehicles have been subjected to destination inspection and have been determined not to confirm to the relevant Uganda standards.
13.Release Under Seal
(1) An inspector may release goods under seal where the importer has cleared with the requirements of Uganda revenue authority but the bureau has subjected the goods to inspection, sampling, testing and evaluation.
(2) The release under seal is subject to payment of an administration fee prescribed in schedule 1 in addition to inspection fee.
Schedule 1 Release Under Seal fees regulation 12(2)
(3) A cash bond worth 15% of the CIF vakue of the goods shall be presented before the release under seal.
(4) The cahs bond shall be excuted when the goods do not meet the requirements of the standard so as to cate for the costs of destruction or re-exportation.
(5) The cahs bond shall be returned to the exporter once the importer is issued with an import clearance certificate.
14. Exemption
All goods specified in schedule 3 shall be exempted from PVOC programme.
Schedule 3. Exemptions regulation 13.
-General goods whose FOB does not exceed US 2000
-Prohobited goods according to the EAC customs management Act 2006 and the East Africa stanadards catalogue and quality assurance and testing Act (SQMT) 2006 and any other laws of the community
-Government project specific goods
-Raw materials which were brought in for manufacturing process and not for sale.
-Diplomatic cargo.
-Personal effects
-Goods that are not covered by compulsory standards
-Certified goods including those from the EAC partner states
-Industrial machinery and spare parts not for re-sale
-Re-exports from within the EAC that have undergone PVOC with relevant valid traceable certificates of conformity for the EAC partner states for re-export
-Classified military, police and prisons hardware and equipment - Reference of the measure
- Section 3(4,5,9), section 5 (6-7) & section 12
- Measure also domestic
- Yes
Products affected by the measure.
Code Product Partial coverage Partial coverage indication Date in Date out 9503.00.00 Tricycles, scooters, pedal cars and similar wheeled toys; dolls' carriages; dolls; other toys; reduced-size ("scale") models and similar recreational models, working or not; puzzles of all kinds. No 85 Electrical machinery and equipment and parts thereof; sound recorders and reproducers, television image and sound recorders and reproducers, and parts and accessories of such articles Yes Electrical Electronics PG: 32 Textile products No 39 Plastics and articles thereof No 40 Rubber and articles thereof No 42 Articles of leather; saddlery and harness; travel goods, handbags and similar containers; articles of animal gut (other than silk- worm gut) Yes leather 94 CHAPTER Yes wood and Metal articles 48 Paper and paperboard; articles of paper pulp, of paper or of paperboard No 49 Printed books, newspapers, pictures and other products of the printing industry; manuscripts, typescripts and plans No 87 Vehicles other than railway or tramway rolling- stock,and parts and accessories thereof Yes used PG: 7 Food products No 64 Footwear, gaiters and the like; parts of such articles Yes leather - Description
- Schedule 2- Regulations 3(3),3(8) and 4(1)
1. Group I- Toys
2. Group II-Electrical Electronics
3. Group III- Automatic products and inputs
4. Group IV-Chemical products
5. Group V- Mechanical Materials and gas appliances
6. Group VI –Textile leather, plastic and rubber
7. Group VII--Furniture ( wood and Metal articles
8. Group VIII- Paper and stationary
9. Group IX protrctive safety equipments
10. Group X- food and food products
11. Group XI- Used products including motor vehicles
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out Inclusion Entire world 17 April 2015 - Description
- All countries
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Non-Tariff Measure
- NTM classification
- B84: Inspection requirement
- Date when the measure came into force
- 12 August 2016
- Publication where the measure is specified
- The Uganda Gazette Vol. CVIII No. 57
- Regulation where the measure is specified
- US ISO 6361-1:2011, Wrought aluminium and aluminium alloys — Sheets, strips and plates — Part 1: Technical conditions for inspection and delivery
- Country/Region applying the measure
- Uganda
- Description of the measure
- This Uganda Standard specifies the technical conditions for inspection and delivery of wrought aluminium and aluminium alloy sheets, strips and plates for general engineering applications. It applies to flat-rolled products with a thickness over 0.15 mm up to and including 400 mm.
- Reference of the measure
- US ISO 6361-1:2011
- Measure also domestic
- Yes
Products affected by the measure.
- Description
- wrought aluminium and aluminium alloy sheets, strips and plates
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
-
Non-Tariff Measure
- NTM classification
- B84: Inspection requirement
- Date when the measure came into force
- 12 August 2016
- Publication where the measure is specified
- The Uganda Gazette Vol. CVIII No. 57
- Regulation where the measure is specified
- US ISO 6362-1:2012, Wrought aluminium and aluminium alloys — Extruded rods/bars, tubes and profiles — Part 1: Technical conditions for inspection and delivery
- Country/Region applying the measure
- Uganda
- Description of the measure
- This Uganda Standard specifies the technical conditions for inspection and delivery of wrought aluminium and aluminium alloy rods/bars, tubes and profiles for general engineering applications.
- Reference of the measure
- US ISO 6362-1:2012
- Measure also domestic
- Yes
Products affected by the measure.
- Description
- wrought aluminium and aluminium alloy rods/bars, tubes and profiles
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
-
Applied by Uganda on the entire world
The measure came into effect on 22 September 1989
Non-Tariff Measure
- NTM classification
- B84: Inspection requirement
- Date when the measure came into force
- 22 September 1989
- Publication where the measure is specified
- Control of Agricultural Chemicals Act CAP 29
- Regulation where the measure is specified
- Control of Agricultural Chemicals Act CAP 29
- Country/Region applying the measure
- Uganda
- Coded list of objectives
- A: Protection of human life and health
- Description of the measure
- 14. Certificate of an analyst.
(1) Subject to this section, a certificate of an analyst stating that he or she has examined a sample submitted to him or her by an inspector and stating the result of his or her examination shall be admissible in evidence in proceedings under this Act or any regulations made under it and shall be prima facie evidence of the facts contained in the certificate. - Reference of the measure
- Regulation 14 (1)
- Measure also domestic
- Yes
Products affected by the measure.
- Description
- Agricultural Chemicals
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out Inclusion Entire world -
Non-Tariff Measure
- NTM classification
- B84: Inspection requirement
- Date when the measure came into force
- 12 August 2016
- Publication where the measure is specified
- The Uganda Gazette Vol. CVIII No. 57
- Regulation where the measure is specified
- US ISO/TS 16976-4:2012, Respiratory protective devices — Human factors — Part 4: Work of breathing and breathing resistance: Physiologically based limits
- Country/Region applying the measure
- Uganda
- Description of the measure
- This Uganda Standard describes how to calculate the work performed by a person's respiratory muscles with and without the external respiratory impediments that are imposed by RPD of all kinds, except diving equipment. This standard describes how much additional impediment people can tolerate and contains values that can be used to judge the acceptability of an RPD.
- Reference of the measure
- US ISO/TS 16976-4:2012
- Measure also domestic
- Yes
Products affected by the measure.
- Description
- Respiratory protective devices
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
-
Non-Tariff Measure
- NTM classification
- B84: Inspection requirement
- Date when the measure came into force
- 15 December 2015
- Publication where the measure is specified
- The Uganda Gazette 22 January 2016: General Notice No. 45 of 2016
- Regulation where the measure is specified
- US ISO 10407-2:2008, Petroleum and natural gas industries — Rotary drilling equipment — Part 2: Inspection and classification of used drillstem elements
- Country/Region applying the measure
- Uganda
- Description of the measure
- This Uganda Standard specifies the required inspection for each level of inspection and procedures for the inspection and testing of used drill stem elements. For the purpose of this part of US ISO 10407, drill stem elements include drill pipe body, tool joints, rotary-shouldered connections, drill collar, HWDP and the ends of drill stem elements that make up with them. This part of US ISO 10407 has been prepared to address the practices and technology commonly used in inspection
- Reference of the measure
- US ISO 10407-2:2008
- Measure also domestic
- Yes
Products affected by the measure.
- Description
- Rotary drilling equipment for Petroleum and natural gas industries
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
-
Non-Tariff Measure
- NTM classification
- B84: Inspection requirement
- Date when the measure came into force
- 12 August 2016
- Publication where the measure is specified
- The Uganda Gazette Vol. CVIII No. 57
- Regulation where the measure is specified
- US ISO/TS 4869-5:2013, Acoustics — Hearing protectors — Part 5: Method for estimation of noise reduction using fitting by inexperienced test subjects
- Country/Region applying the measure
- Uganda
- Description of the measure
- This Uganda Standard specifies a method for measuring noise reduction of passive hearing protectors at the threshold of hearing. The method is designed to provide estimates of the noise reduction obtained by typical groups of users in real-world occupational settings, who may lack the training and motivation to wear hearing protectors in an optimum manner.
- Reference of the measure
- US ISO/TS 4869-5:2013
- Measure also domestic
- Yes
Products affected by the measure.
- Description
- Hearing protectors
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
-
Non-Tariff Measure
- NTM classification
- B84: Inspection requirement
- Date when the measure came into force
- 15 December 2015
- Publication where the measure is specified
- The Uganda Gazette 22 January 2016: General Notice No. 45 of 2016
- Regulation where the measure is specified
- US ISO 13534:2000, Petroleum and natural gas industries — Drilling and production equipment — Inspection, maintenance, repair and remanufacture of hoisting equipment
- Country/Region applying the measure
- Uganda
- Description of the measure
- This Uganda Standard gives guidelines and establishes requirements for inspection, maintenance, repair and remanufacture of items of hoisting equipment used in drilling and production operations, in order to maintain the serviceability of this equipment.
- Reference of the measure
- US ISO 13534:2000
- Measure also domestic
- Yes
Products affected by the measure.
- Description
- Drilling and production equipment for Petroleum and natural gas industries
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
-
Applied by Uganda on the entire world
The measure came into effect on 28 March 2014
Non-Tariff Measure
- NTM classification
- B84: Inspection requirement
- Date when the measure came into force
- 28 March 2014
- Publication where the measure is specified
- Statutory Instruments 2014, No. 34
- Regulation where the measure is specified
- The National Drug Policy And Authority (Importation And Exportation of Drugs) Regulations, 2014.
- Country/Region applying the measure
- Uganda
- Coded list of objectives
- A: Protection of human life and health
- Description of the measure
- 9 (2) The Authority shall, on the arrival of a consignment of drugs at a port of entry into Uganda, inspect the drugs to confirm that the drugs comply with the approved specifications and that each batch is accompanied by a certificate of analysis.
13 (1) The importation of a drug for donation shall only be allowed where the recipient of the drug or the donor of the drug informs the Authority of the necessity for the drug, which shall be directly related to the disease pattern of the recipient. - Reference of the measure
- Part II Regulation 9 (2)
Part III Regulation 13 (1) - Measure also domestic
- No
Products affected by the measure.
- Description
- Drugs
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out Inclusion Entire world -
Applied by Uganda on the entire world
The measure came into effect on 28 March 2014
Non-Tariff Measure
- NTM classification
- B84: Inspection requirement
- Date when the measure came into force
- 28 March 2014
- Publication where the measure is specified
- Statutory Instruments 2014, No. 34
- Regulation where the measure is specified
- The National Drug Policy And Authority (Importation And Exportation of Drugs) Regulations, 2014.
- Country/Region applying the measure
- Uganda
- Coded list of objectives
- A: Protection of human life and health
- Description of the measure
- 11 (1) For the purposes of regulation 10, the person who re-exports drugs that are refused entry into Uganda, shall make an application for verification to the Authority and the application shall be accompanied by the relevant invoices and other documents related to the drugs including the exact point of destination of the drugs and the prescribed fees.
(2) The Authority shall inspect the consignment to confirm the contents. - Reference of the measure
- Part II Regulation 11 (1) and (2)
- Measure also domestic
- No
Products affected by the measure.
- Description
- Drugs
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out Inclusion Entire world
B84: Inspection requirement
