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of <h1>Customs Brokers' Duties Under Regulation 11 CBLR 2018: Client Authorization, Compliance, Record-Keeping, and Avoiding Conflicts of Interest.</h1> Regulation 11 of the CBLR 2018 outlines the obligations of Customs Brokers. They must obtain authorization from clients, transact business personally or through approved employees, and avoid conflicts of interest from prior government service. Brokers should advise clients on compliance, ensure information accuracy, and communicate relevant customs notices. They must promptly remit government dues, not access unauthorized information, and refrain from influencing customs officials improperly. Brokers are required to maintain accurate records, report license loss, perform duties efficiently, verify client information, update contact details, preserve records for five years, and cooperate with customs investigations.
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