The Governor-General can establish one or more Customs Appeal Authorities when the Ministers of Customs and Justice recommend it together. You can think of the Governor-General as a high-ranking official who makes important decisions. The Ministers of Customs and Justice are also high-ranking officials who advise the Governor-General.
If there is more than one Customs Appeal Authority, each one can have its own special name chosen by the Governor-General. This helps to tell them apart from one another. The Governor-General decides what these special names will be.
You can find more information about this by looking at the Customs Act 1986 for comparison.
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The Governor-General may, on the joint recommendation of the Ministers of Customs and Justice, establish 1 or more Customs Appeal Authorities.
If there is more than 1 Customs Appeal Authority, each authority may be given a distinctive designation determined by the Governor-General.
