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in writing, for permission to take the goods into home consumption, or to warehouse them.

"(2) An application must:

    (a) be in an approved form; and

    (b) include such information as the approved form requires; and

    (c) be signed in the manner indicated in the approved form.

"(3) Subject to subsection (4), an officer of Customs may, on receipt of an application, by notice in writing:

    (a) grant permission for the goods to which the application relates to be taken into home consumption, or to be warehoused; or

    (b) refuse to grant such a permission and set out in the notice the reasons for so refusing.

"(4) A permission granted in respect of such goods is subject to any condition specified in the permission that Customs considers appropriate.

"(5) If permission is granted in respect of such goods, the registered COMPILE user to whom the permission is granted must not without reasonable excuse fail to:

    (a) give Customs a return:

        (i) by the end of the working day next following the day on which the CEO declares that the contingency arrangements cease to apply; or

        (ii) within such longer period as is specified in the permission;

providing particulars in accordance with section 71L in respect of the goods; and

    (b) at the time when the return is given to Customs, pay any duty, sales tax or other charge owing at the rate applicable at the time the permission is granted; and

    (c) comply with any condition to which the permission is subject.

Penalty: 50 penalty units.

SCHEDULE 4—continued

"(6) If:

    (a) an officer of Customs is satisfied that a registered COMPILE user to whom a permission has been granted under this section in respect of goods has failed to comply with any of the conditions to which the permission is subject; and

    (b) all or any of the goods have not been taken into home consumption or warehoused in accordance with the permission;

the officer may, at any time before those goods are taken into home consumption or warehoused, by notice in writing, revoke the permission and set out in the notice the reasons for the revocation.

"(7) If:

    (a) an application has been delivered to Customs in respect of goods; and

    (b) before an officer of Customs has decided whether or not to grant permission for the goods to be taken into home consumption or to be warehoused, the CEO declares, in writing, that the contingency arrangements cease to apply;

the application is taken to have been withdrawn.

Contingency arrangements for goods the subject of an import entry advice

"77E.(1) If, while a declaration that contingency arrangements apply is in force, a registered COMPILE user:

    (a) has received an