Split use. This refers to cases where the person concerned does not wish to use a complete set as outlined in paragraph 1 above. He may then use for each of the stages (export, transit or import) of an operation involving trade in goods between Contracting Parties the copies of the declaration needed to carry out the formalities relating to this stage alone. He may, in addition, attach to these copies, in so far as he wishes to, the copies needed to carry out the formalities relating to one another of the following stages of the operation. Various different combinations are therefore possible in cases ofsplit use, the numbers of the copies listed being the same as thosealready mentioned in paragraph 1 above.
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