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Suspension of a customs broker licence pending enquiry requires a substantiated need for immediate action and must occur within a reasonable period. An unexplained delay of several months after the offence report, without new information justifying immediate intervention, undermines the required urgency. The 90-day period for issuing a show cause notice under Regulation 17(1) of the Customs Brokers Licensing Regulations, 2018, is mandatory. A notice issued beyond that period is time-barred and without jurisdiction, and dependent suspension proceedings cannot survive. Timely revocation proceedings remain available under the prescribed procedure.
Suspension of a customs broker licence pending enquiry requires a substantiated need for immediate action and must occur within a reasonable period. An unexplained delay of several months after the offence report, without new information justifying immediate intervention, undermines the required urgency. The 90-day period for issuing a show cause notice under Regulation 17(1) of the Customs Brokers Licensing Regulations, 2018, is mandatory. A notice issued beyond that period is time-barred and without jurisdiction, and dependent suspension proceedings cannot survive. Timely revocation proceedings remain available under the prescribed procedure.
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