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<h1>Cost recovery charges for customs facilities: uniform recovery rate and exemptions tied to performance benchmarks and withdrawal rules.</h1> Custodians of customs areas notified after 26.06.2002 must bear the cost of Customs staff deployed at the facility, subject to narrow pre existing exceptions; staffing norms are prescribed by facility type and posts for cost recovery must be created and regularized through DGHRD with initial one year validity. Cost Recovery Charges are calculated as a uniform multiple of the monthly average post cost plus allowances, payable quarterly in advance from commencement of operations and apportioned where officers serve multiple facilities; limited short extensions with interest may be allowed for delayed payment. Exemption from charges is available to common use facilities meeting specified performance benchmarks and administrative conditions, is prospective from the fourth month after approval, and is subject to monitoring and possible withdrawal after a one year grace period.