Customs House Agent licensing reforms: assess and limit licence grants, raise employee experience and education standards. Amendments enable Commissioners to assess and limit the annual number of temporary CHA licences using Board norms, strengthen eligibility by requiring employee work experience and minimum education, allow limited companies to change constitution, preserve licences of proprietorships and partnerships affected by death or retirement, delegate appeals to Chief Commissioners, and empower Chief Commissioners to examine records and review Commissioner orders for propriety, with application across all customs formations.
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Customs House Agent licensing reforms: assess and limit licence grants, raise employee experience and education standards.
Amendments enable Commissioners to assess and limit the annual number of temporary CHA licences using Board norms, strengthen eligibility by requiring employee work experience and minimum education, allow limited companies to change constitution, preserve licences of proprietorships and partnerships affected by death or retirement, delegate appeals to Chief Commissioners, and empower Chief Commissioners to examine records and review Commissioner orders for propriety, with application across all customs formations.
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