Customs Act 1901
PART XI
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AGENTS AND CUSTOMS BROKERS
Division 3
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Licensing of customs brokers
SECTION 183CGA
COMPTROLLER-GENERAL OF CUSTOMS MAY IMPOSE ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS TO WHICH A BROKER
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S LICENCE IS SUBJECT
183CGA(1)
The Comptroller-General of Customs may, at any time, impose additional conditions to which the licence is subject if the Comptroller-General of Customs considers the conditions to be necessary or desirable: (a) for the protection of the revenue; or (b) for the purpose of ensuring compliance with the Customs Acts; or (c) for any other purpose.
183CGA(2)
If the Comptroller-General of Customs imposes conditions under subsection (1) : (a) the Comptroller-General of Customs must, by written notice to the holder of the broker ' s licence, notify the holder of the conditions; and (b) the conditions cannot take effect before:
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Hide history noteThe Comptroller-General of Customs may, at any time, impose additional conditions to which the licence is subject if the Comptroller-General of Customs considers the conditions to be necessary or desirable: (a) for the protection of the revenue; or (b) for the purpose of ensuring compliance with the Customs Acts; or (c) for any other purpose.
183CGA(2)
If the Comptroller-General of Customs imposes conditions under subsection (1) : (a) the Comptroller-General of Customs must, by written notice to the holder of the broker ' s licence, notify the holder of the conditions; and (b) the conditions cannot take effect before:
(i) the end of 30 days after the giving of the notice; or
(ii) if the Comptroller-General of Customs considers that it is necessary for the conditions to take effect earlier - the end of a shorter period specified in the notice.
Note:
See section 183UAA for the ways in which the notice may be given to the holder of the licence.
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