The Sunday Mail
- SI 39 of 2009 – Road Access Fee to go
- SI 8 of 1996 – Export Permit requirement on non-strategic products to go
- SI 8 of 1996 – need for temporary export permits on equipment and implements for exhibitions to be scrapped
- SI 350 of 1993 – the Ministry of Agriculture Export Permit on non-strategic products to be removed
- SI 350 of 1993 – Agricultural Marketing Authority annual registration fees of between US$500 and US$1 000 to be removed
- SI 94 of 2016 – cost of Phytosanitary Certificates to fall by 50 percent to US$5
- SI 186 of 2012 – cost of a Certificate of Pharmaceutical Products from US$150 to be reduced
- SI 154 2001 – Bill of Entry cancellation fee to fall from US$50 to US$10
- Reduce environmental impact assessment fees
- RBZ to reduce cost of CD1 Form by 50 percent (done)
- Cost of CD1 reduced from US$10 to US$2.50 for prepayments and US$5 for payments received within 90 days
- RBZ introduces online application for CD1 (Computerised Export Payments Exchange Control System)
- RBZ to charge a fixed amount of penalty for late acquittal of CD1 (rejected by RBZ)
- Zimra confirms clearing Bill of Entry (BoE) backlog & commits to cancelling all BoE within a maximum of seven days
- Zimra agrees to reduce penalty from US$400 to US$100
- Zimra commits to reducing registration time for trade agreements to maximum seven days for processes that don’t involve inspection of manufacturing process
- Forestry Commission confirms that issuance of both Timber Movement and Export Permit has been decentralised to district offices
- Reduction of police roadblocks/check points (work in progress)
- Conduct once-off harmonised cargo inspection by ZRP and Zimra at port of entry or point of loading (work in progress)
