TSW Update: Domestic Transhipment Pilot Project Confirmed
12.20pm 11 June 2021
The new electronic Domestic Transhipment Request (DTR), which is completed using the Inward Cargo Report (ICR) message, is being built for testing in TSW.
Between July and September of 2021, Customs and MPI will partner with industry to run an air-freight pilot to test the new DTR process before adoption.
What you need to do
Please contact your software provider for information on whether a DTR message is available in your existing ICR message set.
Email jbms@customs.govt.nz to:
- Register your interest in attending one of the presentation dates below. Please copy in any other colleagues who might also like to attend. More roadshows will be added if required.
- Register your interest in learning more about being a pilot participant.
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When |
Time |
Location |
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Auckland |
22-Jun |
1000 |
MPI Centre AKL building 17 Maurice Wilson Ave Mangere |
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Auckland |
22-Jun |
1300 |
MPI Centre AKL building 17 Maurice Wilson Ave Mangere |
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Teams/Online |
24-Jun |
1100 |
By meeting invitation |
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Christchurch |
30-Jun |
1030 |
Christchurch Customhouse, 6 Orchard Rd |
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Christchurch |
30-Jun |
1300 |
Christchurch Customhouse, 6 Orchard Rd |
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Wellington |
01-Jul |
1100 |
Wellington Customhouse, 1 Hinemoa Street |
- For more information see, ICR Message Implementation Guidelines (MIGs), and Industry Consultation Paper published in 2012.
What’s happening in 2022 – DTR Sea Freight pilot
- In late 2021, Customs and MPI will be seeking feedback from the Sea Freight industry to confirm their readiness to receive TSW status notifications on domestic movements.
- Messages resulting from ICR processing contain notifications for clearance and notifications for movement, and port companies need to be able to receive and act on these. Customs and MPI will work with the ports to make these changes in anticipation of a sea freight pilot to start at the beginning of 2022.
- For more information, email the TSW team via jbms@customs.govt.nz