Abstract
Customs has traditionally been responsible for implementing a wide range of border management policies, often on behalf of other government agencies. The role of Customs has, however, changed signifi cantly in recent times, and what may represent core business for one administration may fall outside the sphere of responsibility of another. This is reflective of the changing environment in which customs authorities operate, and the corresponding changes in government priorities. The World Trade Organization, World Customs Organization and other international bodies are responding through the development of global standards that recognise the changing nature of border management.
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