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Hi Tim,
I seem to be unable to locate a place
to put the Shipment date for example on or about date with the qualifier etc.
Where can this be placed? Is it in delivery however i can't find a place for the
qualifier.
Rgds
Jernkuan
From: Tim McGrath
[mailto:tmcgrath@portcomm.com.au]
Sent: Friday, January 20, 2006 9:18
AM
To: Jern Kuan, Leong
Cc:
ubl-tsc@lists.oasis-open.org
Subject: Re: [ubl-tsc] Issue with
Certificate of Origin Document
Jern Kuan, Leong wrote:
Hi Tim
Great, i was suspecting that, so it
should be validationDateTime?
I meant that SignatureDateTime is
no longer found in endorsement. But explained by you, it has been placed in
<signature><validationDateTime>
Correct
Lastly, where can i locate the
price of the items? It used to be under
<Item><BasePrice><PriceAmount>
BasePrice
is not associated with LineItem not Item. This is becasue the price of an
item can vary depending on the order (quantity,place, time, etc)
Sometime we would need the items in
COO to have some monetary values in there.
Any samples from Peter on the
dsig? Not as far as I know. But he is working on
sample instances for all UBL 2.0 documents so I expect it is a part of
that. Perhaps you should make a reuqets to the entire UBL TC just to
remind them.
I think that under the proposed model the signatures are
just another type of attachment so it should be easy to create an example.
Rgds
SignatureDateTime is now part of the
Signature.
We agreed to removde Endorsement from the
CertificateOfOriginApplication back in November and transferred them to the
COO itself.
We have not specified a code set that must be used but I
would suggest we recommend UN/ECE Recommendation No 19.
- which i cannot
find on the UN/ECE site but it conatins things like "Sea","Air",'Rail",
etc..
Similarly for Transport Means I would suggest we recommend UN/ECE
Recommendation No 28, as given in....
http://www.unece.org/trade/untdid/d05a/tred/tred8179.htm
Jern
Kuan, Leong wrote:
Hi Tim,
Thanxs for the
reply.
I also noticed that the
SignatureDateTime has been removed from CertificateOfOriginApplication and
Endorsement has been removed.
This information is required to
indicate when was the document been submitted and
signed.
Next.
Is there any place i can get the
code list? e.g. TransportModeCode etc.
Rgds and
thanxs
I confess that these were added becasue the TC
felt all document roots needed to contain the "from" and "to" parties.
I disagree but they wanted them in for the public review.
I suggest
you raise it as an issue.
Jern Kuan, Leong wrote:
Hi TC
My mistake, information for
importer and exporter can already be found in
<COA><Shipment><Consignment><Exporter or
Importer>
However any reasons why are
these information duplicated at the root CO document?
Rgds and
thanxs
Hi
TSC
After some quick review,
Issues are as logged in here
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Leong Jern-Kuan on January 18, 2006, 8:25
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Critical : Transport Library. Certificate of Origin Document
type. 1. ExporterParty and ImporterParty are at the wrong ABIE namly
Certificate of Origin. 2. EndorserParty is already at Certificate of
Origin Application ASBIE
Recommendation:1. ExporterParty and ImporterParty should
be at the Certificate of Origin Application ASBIE. 2. Removal of
EndorserParty at Certificate of
Origin. |
Rgds
Jernkuan
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