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Assistant and Deputy Commissioners of Customs and the Chief Accounts Officer are designated as Central Public Information Officers for their respective charges under the Right to Information Act, 2005, partially modifying an earlier public notice following changes in officer postings. Persons aggrieved by a Central Public Information Officer's decision may submit an appeal to the designated Joint Commissioner of Customs under the Act's appellate provisions. The notice updates the RTI administrative framework for the Airport and Administration Commissionerate.
Assistant and Deputy Commissioners of Customs and the Chief Accounts Officer are designated as Central Public Information Officers for their respective charges under the Right to Information Act, 2005, partially modifying an earlier public notice following changes in officer postings. Persons aggrieved by a Central Public Information Officer's decision may submit an appeal to the designated Joint Commissioner of Customs under the Act's appellate provisions. The notice updates the RTI administrative framework for the Airport and Administration Commissionerate.
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