IPR registration conditions require bonded indemnities and consignment securities, enabling customs prohibition of allegedly infringing imports. Registration requires execution of bonds and an indemnity by the right holder or authorised representative, with a General Bond at registration followed by a Consignment Specific Bond and corresponding surety/security at the port of interdiction; a centralized online bond management module in the Automated Recordation and Targeting System enables a single bond account usable at all ports. The Commissioner must notify the applicant of registration or rejection within the prescribed period, registration carries a stated validity (minimum one year unless shortened), and registered status renders import of allegedly infringing goods prohibited under the Customs Act. The right holder must notify any IP amendment or revocation within the specified short period.