Authority conferred to customs officers to inspect goods, means of transport and persons including their baggage within a customs territory and when entering and exiting customsâ zones. Harmonized System. A system set out in a systemized form coding, designations and description of goods including their payable customs duties.
Car Seats Gate-Checked or Checked as Luggage. Car seats are designed to withstand most motor vehicle crash forces. In general, the MACPS does not consider a gate-checked car seat or a car seat that is checked as luggage to be one that has experienced forces equivalent to a motor vehicle crash.
The short answer is: 1  No, you do not need to fit seat belts for passengers in the back. 2  However, if you are carrying passengers in the back you must discuss and declare this to your insurance copany. 3  If there are seat belts they must be worn. 4  It is not advised to travel seated sideways in the back.ou could fit a popery crash-tested campervan seat to the back, but these cost Â£2,000, but turn into a bed. You could fit a standard double van seat in the back, if done properly, which is OK for carrying passengers. This might get in the way of your bed, etc. in the back.