Customs exemption certification now requires a Deputy Secretary's certificate for petroleum-sector imports and extends exemption timelines. Amendments require production of a certificate from an officer not below the rank of Deputy Secretary in the petroleum ministry confirming that imported goods are required for petroleum operations or to be supplied against a global tender for a specified project; they also alter the list of oil-sector beneficiary undertakings, substitute and omit specified clauses, and extend the expiry dates of the time-limited customs exemptions.
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Customs exemption certification now requires a Deputy Secretary's certificate for petroleum-sector imports and extends exemption timelines.
Amendments require production of a certificate from an officer not below the rank of Deputy Secretary in the petroleum ministry confirming that imported goods are required for petroleum operations or to be supplied against a global tender for a specified project; they also alter the list of oil-sector beneficiary undertakings, substitute and omit specified clauses, and extend the expiry dates of the time-limited customs exemptions.
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