Раскройте скобки и используйте глаголы в правильной форме( пассивной или активной) history of the uk customs service in the kingdom of england, customs duties 1* (be) typically part of the customary revenue of the king, and therefore did not need parliamentary consent to 2* (levy), unlike excise duty, land tax, or other forms of taxes. the board of customs, responsible for collecting his or her majesty's customs, had a very long history. originally, the term customs 3* (mean) any customary payments or duties of any kind , but later 4* (become) restricted to duties payable to the king on the import or export of goods. the centralised english customs system can 5* (trace) to the winchester assize of 1203-4, in the reign of king john, from which time customs duties were to 6* (collect) and 7* (pay) to the state treasury. the legislation concerning customs can 8* (trace) to king edward i. under the nova custuma in 1275, collectors of customs 9* (appoint) by royal patent and, in 1298, custodes custumae 10* (appoint) in certain ports to 11* (collect) customs for the crown. the first customs officers 12* (appoint) in 1294, and later on included geoffrey chaucer, thomas paine, robert burns and richard whittington (also 13* (know) as dick whittington). a board of customs 14*(create) by ordinance on 21 january 1643, under which the regulation of the collection of customs 15* (entrust) to a parliamentary committee. her majesty's revenue and customs , the part of board of customs, is a non-ministerial department of the british government primarily responsible for the collection of taxes and the payment of some forms of state support. hmrc 16* (form) by a merger of the inland revenue and her majesty's customs and excise and 17* (come) into formal existence on 18 april 2005. the department's logo is the st. edward's crown 18* (enclose) within a circle: