Committee constitution in customs law enables collective exercise of functions previously ascribed to a single commissioner. Amendment authorises the Board to constitute Committees by notification in the Official Gazette, each consisting of two Chief Commissioners or two Commissioners, and replaces singular references to a Commissioner and singular pronouns with references to a Committee of Commissioners and corresponding plural pronouns so that Committees may exercise functions previously ascribed to an individual Commissioner.
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Committee constitution in customs law enables collective exercise of functions previously ascribed to a single commissioner.
Amendment authorises the Board to constitute Committees by notification in the Official Gazette, each consisting of two Chief Commissioners or two Commissioners, and replaces singular references to a Commissioner and singular pronouns with references to a Committee of Commissioners and corresponding plural pronouns so that Committees may exercise functions previously ascribed to an individual Commissioner.
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