Powers of the Secretary define custody, procedural duties and authority to manage applications and records. The Secretary holds custody of the Board for Advance Rulings' records and seal and is tasked with receiving and scrutinising applications, pointing out ... Summary
Powers of the Secretary define custody, procedural duties and authority to manage applications and records.
The Secretary holds custody of the Board for Advance Rulings' records and seal and is tasked with receiving and scrutinising applications, pointing out defects and securing their rectification or Board orders, fixing hearing dates, issuing and ensuring service of notices, requisitioning and permitting inspection of records, directing formal amendments, granting certified copies of orders and documents, entering legal representatives on record, amending cause titles as needed, and performing other functions assigned by the Board.
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