Authorised Courier deregistration requires notice, representation and hearing, with interim suspension permitted pending inquiry into alleged regulatory breaches. Deregistration of an Authorised Courier and forfeiture of security may follow breach of bond conditions, non-compliance with courier clearance ... Summary
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Authorised Courier deregistration requires notice, representation and hearing, with interim suspension permitted pending inquiry into alleged regulatory breaches.
Deregistration of an Authorised Courier and forfeiture of security may follow breach of bond conditions, non-compliance with courier clearance regulations, or disqualifying misconduct. Prior notice, written representation, and an opportunity of hearing are required. Where inquiry is necessary, registration may be suspended pending inquiry and must be restored if the grounds are not established. An aggrieved Authorised Courier or authorised Customs officer may make a written representation to the Principal Chief Commissioner or Chief Commissioner within sixty days, following which concerned parties must be heard.
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