3. Accredited commercial intermediaries shall be monitored regularly by spot checks involving personal or telephone interviews with applicants, verification of trips and accommodation, verification that the travel medical insurance provided is adequate and covers individual travellers, and wherever deemed necessary, verification of the documents relating to group return.

3. Accredited commercial intermediaries shall be monitored regularly by spot checks involving personal or telephone interviews with applicants, verification of trips and accommodation, verification that the travel medical insurance provided is adequate and covers individual travellers, and wherever deemed necessary, verification of the documents relating to group return.

3. Accredited commercial intermediaries shall be monitored regularly by spot checks involving personal or telephone interviews with applicants, verification of trips and accommodation, verification that the travel medical insurance provided is adequate and covers individual travellers, and wherever deemed necessary, verification of the documents relating to group return.

2. In the event of the misuse by any person of forms which are intended for use in drawing up T 2L documents or commercial documents and which bear the imprint of the stamp of the office referred to in Article 120 (1) (a) or of the special stamp, then, without prejudice to any criminal proceedings, and unless he can satisfy the competent authorities by whom he was authorized that he took the measures required of him under paragraph 1 (b), the authorized consignor shall be liable for the amount payable in respect of duties and other charges which are unpaid in any country in consequence of such misuse.

1. The competent authorities of each country may authorise any person, hereinafter referred to as the “authorised consignor”, who satisfies the requirements of Article 45 of Appendix I and proposes to establish the Community status of goods by means of a T2L document in accordance with Article 6, or by means of one of the documents stipulated in Articles 9 to 11, hereinafter referred to as “commercial documents”, to use such documents without having to present them for endorsement to the competent office.

1. The competent authorities may authorise any person, hereinafter referred to as the "authorised consignor", who satisfies the requirements of Article 49 of Appendix I and proposes to establish the Community status of goods by means of a T2L document in accordance with Article 6, or by means of one of the documents stipulated in Articles 9 to 11, hereinafter referred to as "commercial documents", to use such documents without having to present them for endorsement to the competent office.