Import hazardous goods: suspicious containers may be provisionally released for factory examination under conditions including a no use bond. For imported hazardous goods, Classes 5, 8 and 9 require a cargo analysis report or Material Safety Data Sheet and limited examination at authorised CFSs under importer supplied trained supervision. Other higher risk classes must be scanned at the JNCH scanning site; opening on the yard is disfavoured and such containers may be provisionally allowed OOC only after a certified clean stamp on the movement slip. Containers marked suspicious may be released provisionally for factory examination under Customs supervision on submission of a no use bond, transported under Customs seal, with seizure and referral to investigation if tampering or contraventions are found.
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Import hazardous goods: suspicious containers may be provisionally released for factory examination under conditions including a no use bond.
For imported hazardous goods, Classes 5, 8 and 9 require a cargo analysis report or Material Safety Data Sheet and limited examination at authorised CFSs under importer supplied trained supervision. Other higher risk classes must be scanned at the JNCH scanning site; opening on the yard is disfavoured and such containers may be provisionally allowed OOC only after a certified clean stamp on the movement slip. Containers marked suspicious may be released provisionally for factory examination under Customs supervision on submission of a no use bond, transported under Customs seal, with seizure and referral to investigation if tampering or contraventions are found.
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