Customs and Excise Act 2018

Customs powers - Controlled delivery

265: Definition for sections 266 and 267

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"What 'controlled item' means in the law"

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In sections 266 and 267, when you see the term controlled item, it refers to a few things. You might see it refer to an objectionable publication. It can also mean goods that help people commit crimes involving dishonesty, or any tobacco.

When reading about controlled items in sections 266 and 267, remember these meanings. You can find more information about these sections by looking at sections 266 and 267. These sections help explain what controlled items are.

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Part 4Customs powers
Controlled delivery

265Definition for sections 266 and 267

  1. In sections 266 and 267, controlled item means—

  2. an objectionable publication; or
    1. any goods that have been designed, manufactured, or adapted to facilitate the commission of a crime involving dishonesty; or
      1. any tobacco.