Prohibition on subcontracting by customs cargo service providers - unauthorised outsourcing breaches cargo integrity and invites enforcement. Regulation 6(2) prohibits Customs Cargo Service Providers from leasing, transferring customs-area premises or subcontracting/out sourcing custody and handling functions for imported or exported goods without written permission of the Commissioner of Customs; the Board reports cases of unauthorised subcontracting that compromised cargo integrity and directs jurisdictional Commissioners to review compliance, initiate remedial action, and enforce penalties for violations.
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Prohibition on subcontracting by customs cargo service providers - unauthorised outsourcing breaches cargo integrity and invites enforcement.
Regulation 6(2) prohibits Customs Cargo Service Providers from leasing, transferring customs-area premises or subcontracting/out sourcing custody and handling functions for imported or exported goods without written permission of the Commissioner of Customs; the Board reports cases of unauthorised subcontracting that compromised cargo integrity and directs jurisdictional Commissioners to review compliance, initiate remedial action, and enforce penalties for violations.
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