Delegation of authority to the Board in the Customs Act enables direct authorisation of Chief Commissioners of Customs for administrative functions. Amendment to section 4 of the Customs Act substitutes "Board" for "Central Government" in subsection (1) and replaces the subsection (2) phrase so that ... Summary
Delegation of authority to the Board in the Customs Act enables direct authorisation of Chief Commissioners of Customs for administrative functions.
Amendment to section 4 of the Customs Act substitutes "Board" for "Central Government" in subsection (1) and replaces the subsection (2) phrase so that the Board may authorise a Chief Commissioner of Customs or others directly, thereby shifting specified statutory authority from the Central Government to the Board and enabling the Board to delegate functions to a Chief Commissioner of Customs.
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