A person placed in customs detention is immediately informed by a customs officer, under the conditions set out in article 63-1 of the Code of Criminal Procedure:
1° Of his or her detention, as well as the duration of the measure and any extensions that may be granted;
2° The presumed nature, date and place of the offence that he or she is suspected of having committed or attempted to commit, and the reasons justifying his or her placement in customs detention pursuant to article 323-1 ;
3° The fact that they have the rights set out in article 323-5 of this Code;
4° The fact that they have the choice, after declaring their identity, of making statements, answering questions or remaining silent;
5° If necessary, the right to be assisted by an interpreter;
6° The right to consult the documents mentioned in article 63-4-1 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, at the latest before the customs detention is extended;
7° The possibility of asking the public prosecutor, when this magistrate decides on the possible extension of the customs detention, for this measure to be lifted.
A note of the information given pursuant to this article shall be entered in the record and signed by the detainee. If the person refuses to sign the form, this is noted.
Pursuant to article 803-6 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, a document setting out these rights is given to the person when he or she is notified that he or she has been detained.