Service of customs notices expanded to allow registered post or Commissioner approved courier for delivery of communications. The amendment broadens service under section 153 of the Customs Act by replacing the requirement of sending notices by registered post to the person or their agent with provision for service either by registered post or by such courier as may be approved by the Commissioner of Customs, thereby authorising courier delivery subject to Commissioner approval.
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Service of customs notices expanded to allow registered post or Commissioner approved courier for delivery of communications.
The amendment broadens service under section 153 of the Customs Act by replacing the requirement of sending notices by registered post to the person or their agent with provision for service either by registered post or by such courier as may be approved by the Commissioner of Customs, thereby authorising courier delivery subject to Commissioner approval.
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