role for import and export agents #9
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* add initial version of background survey * add draft content to specification * formatting fixes * formatting fixes * formatting changes * formatting changes * align structure of top level readme with other repos * change version in header * change editor * formatting changes * formatting changes * some text tweaks, more formatting * add WEF single window document * add link to WEF single window doc * move WEF doc into resources folder * url encode link to WEF doc * notes * fix header content * remove WEF IP per comment in PR #2 * Update copyright text * Update copyright text * move non-normative TODO per #12 * remove FIXME financial impact of goals re: #13 * remove the purpose FIXME (to ticket) re: #14 * remove users FIXME per #7, #8, #9, #10 * remove questions section per: #15
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Similar to #7 and #8 (roles for export and import delegated authorities), do we need to define roles for import and export agents.
Similar to delegated authority, an "agent" is a member of the regulated community of either the import or export customs authority. Unlike a delegated authority, they act on behalf of parties (importers and exporters) rather than the regulator.
Are there scenarios where we would expect an agent to participate in the on-chain document lifecycle (#3 and #4) or is their activity always off-chain? Do we need to define roles for them in the ICL protocol?
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