Customs area transfer permissions require Commissioner consent; major ports need either prior government approval or face regulatory action. CCSPs must obtain written permission from the Commissioner before leasing, transferring, or outsourcing premises or functions within a customs area; major ports, though exempt from applying for custodian approval, remain bound by these obligations. If a major port already has Central Government or ministerial approval for lease or transfer, the Commissioner may grant the regulatory permission; absent such higher-level approval, action under the cargo-handling regulations and the Customs Act should be initiated.
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Customs area transfer permissions require Commissioner consent; major ports need either prior government approval or face regulatory action.
CCSPs must obtain written permission from the Commissioner before leasing, transferring, or outsourcing premises or functions within a customs area; major ports, though exempt from applying for custodian approval, remain bound by these obligations. If a major port already has Central Government or ministerial approval for lease or transfer, the Commissioner may grant the regulatory permission; absent such higher-level approval, action under the cargo-handling regulations and the Customs Act should be initiated.
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