iec is actively working in this direction. launching an integrated information system, specialists havedoubts about the saturation of the customs sphere with digital technologies to make it more transparent. seems. this is at speed carrying out the operation to date the flagships. in our country, the development of digital technologies is first and foremost. naturally, in belarus, russia, kazakhstan is now catching up, armenia and we now have to modernize the capabilities of the kyrgyz customs at an accelerated pace and naturally work automatically with those friendly countries that we have as observers in our union and which have further goals to cooperate with us and expand ours. there was an economic connection, belarus really made serious progress in the digital development survey. and most importantly, the key areas are tied to the figure, but as they say further, more plans, for example, to apply the paper-free impact of the belarusian railway, road, along the entire border, the technology has already been tested with russian colleagues. now the experiments are being worked out by

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additionally, hopefully are all aware on july 6, all of the ff iec agencies issued a statement saying independent atm operators are not categoricallyth high-ri. and again madam chair i like to enterr a copy of that release statement for the record per. >> without objection such as the order. >> so, mr. dimon's, why are you still -- why is the denying access to financial services for an entire legally operatedou industry? >> i do not like it when i hear redoing the whole industry breec that is a mistake but you should value each customer one by one determine where the risk is high. i do not know if that's true i will have to get back to you on it. i know there's one large when we stop banking per. >> i appreciate that. i guess my next question, would you commit to taking a look at the bank's policy with respect to this class of customers? >> of course per. >> thank you. to save time, but for the record i would appreciate if the rest of you would also respond to the question of whether you will take a fresh look in light of this new guidance at whatever policies you have in place with r

this is a key iece of will be shelved, why?, no, i think it is because they want to have some sort of different approach and we do not know what that will be yet with government sources saying they want to review ways to deliver their objectives and they certainly still want it to go ahead. the question is have they identified a different route. . ~' ,, have they identified a different route. . ,, i. ,, have they identified a different route. . ,, ,, , route. thank you. one issue may be not 'ust route. thank you. one issue may be not just reviewing _ route. thank you. one issue may be notjust reviewing but _ route. thank you. one issue may be not just reviewing but whether - notjust reviewing but whether they have the bandwidth to deal with so many issues ongoing and they have a question of the northern ireland protocol which is clearly front and centre in the focus of liz truss will be once you get the first priority out of the way which is the energy bill crisis and we are told, sources suggest, that the government is looking

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