SEZ definitions establish the scope of customs, trade-policy, operational inputs, infrastructure, and sector eligibility within Special Economic Zones. Rule 2 defines the customs, foreign-trade and operational terms applicable to Special Economic Zones. It identifies authorised customs roles, trade-policy ... Summary
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SEZ definitions establish the scope of customs, trade-policy, operational inputs, infrastructure, and sector eligibility within Special Economic Zones.
Rule 2 defines the customs, foreign-trade and operational terms applicable to Special Economic Zones. It identifies authorised customs roles, trade-policy licences, recognised unit categories, nominated agencies and membership certification. Capital goods, consumables, raw materials, components and spares receive broad manufacturing and service-related meanings, while infrastructure includes industrial, logistical, utility, social and business facilities. Sector classification permits compatible products, services, ancillary services and research and development services to form a single sector with Board of Approval consent. Terms not independently defined carry the meanings assigned under the Special Economic Zones Act.
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