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Customs and Excise Act 2018

Administrative provisions - Exports - Customs-approved secure exports schemes and seals

283: Amendment or revocation of notice of appointment under section 282

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"Changing or cancelling an appointment made under a special law"

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If you have been appointed under section 282, the chief executive can change or cancel your appointment by sending you a written notice. You will get a notice in writing if the chief executive decides to amend or revoke your appointment. The notice must say when the change or cancellation starts.

The chief executive must give you a notice that says when the amendment or revocation takes effect. This means you will know the date when the change or cancellation happens. The chief executive sends this notice to you in writing.

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283Amendment or revocation of notice of appointment under section 282

  1. A notice of appointment under section 282 may be amended or revoked by the chief executive by a notice in writing given to the appointee concerned.

  2. A notice under subsection (1) must specify the date from which the amendment or revocation takes effect.

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