Custodianship responsibility: commissioners may permit outsourcing of select CFS/ICD services while custodians remain liable. Jurisdictional Commissioners of Customs are empowered to approve or reject outsourcing or subletting of CFS/ICD functions and to de-notify or remove custodians for non-compliance; transfer of custodianship by lease, sale, gift or part/full transfer is not permissible, while ancillary services that do not affect primary custodial responsibility or chain of custody may be outsourced only with prior Commissioner approval, subject to safeguards and enforcement including penalties against erring custodians.
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Custodianship responsibility: commissioners may permit outsourcing of select CFS/ICD services while custodians remain liable.
Jurisdictional Commissioners of Customs are empowered to approve or reject outsourcing or subletting of CFS/ICD functions and to de-notify or remove custodians for non-compliance; transfer of custodianship by lease, sale, gift or part/full transfer is not permissible, while ancillary services that do not affect primary custodial responsibility or chain of custody may be outsourced only with prior Commissioner approval, subject to safeguards and enforcement including penalties against erring custodians.
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