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<h1>New Guidelines for Appointing Custodians of Sea Ports and Air Cargo Complexes: Security, Infrastructure, and Compliance Under Customs Act.</h1> The circular outlines guidelines for appointing custodians of sea ports and air cargo complexes to ensure standardized practices. Custodians must provide secure premises with modern handling equipment, insurance for stored goods, and adhere to Customs Act regulations. They are responsible for security, infrastructure, and the cost of customs staff, providing office space and transport for them. Custodians must bear duties on lost or pilfered goods and offer bonds for export goods. The appointment is initially for five years, subject to review and possible termination by the Commissioner of Customs. Subletting functions requires prior approval.