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Customs assayer and valuer empanelment is prescribed for gold, silver, jewellery, precious or synthetic stones, and other valuable articles involved in import, export, seizure or confiscation. Eligible applicants generally require relevant qualifications, valuation experience, supporting references, industry knowledge and a clean professional record, subject to selection-panel discretion. Appointed valuers must be available when required, assist with metal extraction, issue certificates and reports, maintain records, give evidence when called, and comply with prescribed fee limits. They must act independently, avoid conflicts of interest, preserve confidentiality and exercise due care. Wrong valuation, negligence, misconduct or non-disclosure may result in cancellation, removal from the panel and legal action.
Customs assayer and valuer empanelment is prescribed for gold, silver, jewellery, precious or synthetic stones, and other valuable articles involved in import, export, seizure or confiscation. Eligible applicants generally require relevant qualifications, valuation experience, supporting references, industry knowledge and a clean professional record, subject to selection-panel discretion. Appointed valuers must be available when required, assist with metal extraction, issue certificates and reports, maintain records, give evidence when called, and comply with prescribed fee limits. They must act independently, avoid conflicts of interest, preserve confidentiality and exercise due care. Wrong valuation, negligence, misconduct or non-disclosure may result in cancellation, removal from the panel and legal action.
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