Registration revocation procedure requires notice, defence, evidentiary inquiry, cross-examination, inquiry report, and opportunity to contest findings before orders. Revocation of an authorised carrier's registration requires written notice of the grounds and at least thirty days for a defence and request for personal hearing. A nominated customs officer may inquire into the allegations, consider documentary and oral evidence, and permit cross-examination of persons supporting the proposed revocation. The inquiry report, containing findings, must be prepared within ninety days of notice. The carrier must receive the report and at least thirty days to make submissions before the Commissioner considers the report and submissions and passes appropriate orders.
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Registration revocation procedure requires notice, defence, evidentiary inquiry, cross-examination, inquiry report, and opportunity to contest findings before orders.
Revocation of an authorised carrier's registration requires written notice of the grounds and at least thirty days for a defence and request for personal hearing. A nominated customs officer may inquire into the allegations, consider documentary and oral evidence, and permit cross-examination of persons supporting the proposed revocation. The inquiry report, containing findings, must be prepared within ninety days of notice. The carrier must receive the report and at least thirty days to make submissions before the Commissioner considers the report and submissions and passes appropriate orders.
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