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<h1>Courier Regulations Updated: No Prior Permission Needed for Non-Core Outsourcing Activities per Customs Rule.</h1> The circular addresses the issue of outsourcing by authorized couriers under the Courier Imports and Exports (Clearance) Regulations, 1998. It highlights the requirement for couriers to obtain written permission from the Commissioner of Customs before subcontracting functions. The Express Industry Council of India raised concerns about the inefficiency of this requirement. After reviewing the situation, the Board decided to relax the permission requirement for certain non-core activities, such as pick-up, local delivery, transportation for officials, and housekeeping, allowing prior intimation instead. Couriers must ensure due diligence and necessary checks when outsourcing these activities.