Facility de-notification rules require renewal and threshold performance review, enabling closure for noncompliant customs facilities. Applicants must obtain renewal from the Jurisdictional Commissioner of Customs, who will verify facility functioning and projected minimum volumes; the Commissioner may recommend de-notification to the Board. Facilities that fail prescribed minimum threshold performance for consecutive financial years are liable to de-notification-ICDs via Board action on the Commissioner's recommendation, CFSs by the Commissioner, and AFSs by Board consideration on recommendation. Closure at a custodian's request requires clearance of Cost Recovery Charges, disposal of detained/seized cargo, resolution of cases against the custodian, and a no-dues certificate prior to denotification.
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Facility de-notification rules require renewal and threshold performance review, enabling closure for noncompliant customs facilities.
Applicants must obtain renewal from the Jurisdictional Commissioner of Customs, who will verify facility functioning and projected minimum volumes; the Commissioner may recommend de-notification to the Board. Facilities that fail prescribed minimum threshold performance for consecutive financial years are liable to de-notification-ICDs via Board action on the Commissioner's recommendation, CFSs by the Commissioner, and AFSs by Board consideration on recommendation. Closure at a custodian's request requires clearance of Cost Recovery Charges, disposal of detained/seized cargo, resolution of cases against the custodian, and a no-dues certificate prior to denotification.
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