 "Laissez-passer" documents may also be issued to goods or other non-living objects to facilitate their transport across international borders.For instance, the Agreement on the Transfer of Corpses sets out rules whereby human corpses may be issued "laissez-passer" documents in order for a body to be buried or cremated in a country different from the one in which the person died.The Israeli authorities maintain a unique system of travel documents issued to non-Israeli permanent residents, such as those living in East-Jerusalem outside Palestinian Authority-administered areas, Syrians residing in the Golan Heights, and to certain Israeli citizens.