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<h1>Regulation 17: Customs Brokers Licensing Revocation Process and Penalties Explained with Timelines and Hearing Rights</h1> The Customs Brokers Licensing Regulations, 2018, Regulation 17 outlines the procedure for revoking a license or imposing a penalty on a Customs Broker. The Principal Commissioner or Commissioner of Customs must issue a written notice within ninety days of receiving an offence report, detailing the grounds for revocation or penalty. The Customs Broker has thirty days to submit a defense and request a personal hearing. An inquiry is conducted, allowing cross-examination and evidence presentation. A report is prepared within ninety days, and the Customs Broker can respond. Final orders are issued after considering the inquiry report and representations, ensuring a personal hearing opportunity. Penalties may also apply to F or G card holders, requiring surrender of identity cards.