Coastal goods departure control requires written customs clearance before a vessel may leave port. The master of a vessel carrying coastal goods must not permit departure from a customs or coastal port until the proper officer issues a written order. The order is conditional on answering the prescribed questions, paying or securing all due charges and penalties, satisfying the officer that no vessel penalty is leviable or securing any such penalty, and complying with the Chapter and related rules and regulations governing coastal goods and vessels.
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Coastal goods departure control requires written customs clearance before a vessel may leave port.
The master of a vessel carrying coastal goods must not permit departure from a customs or coastal port until the proper officer issues a written order. The order is conditional on answering the prescribed questions, paying or securing all due charges and penalties, satisfying the officer that no vessel penalty is leviable or securing any such penalty, and complying with the Chapter and related rules and regulations governing coastal goods and vessels.
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