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75 of 2008
[Schedule 3 (item 9) repealed item 45 of Schedule 3
Schedule 3 (item 9) commenced on 9 August 2008]

Prepared by the Office of Legislative Drafting and Publishing,
Attorney‑General's Department, Canberra

Contents
1 Short title
2 Commencement
3 Schedule(s)
4 Transitional—liability for cargo report processing charge during moratorium period

Schedule 1—Provisions for improving customs compliance

Part 1—Goods subject to Customs control
Customs Act 1901

Part 2—Goods to be entered for export
Customs Act 1901

Part 3—Powers relating to goods for export that are not yet subject to Customs control
Customs Act 1901

Part 4—Time to recover short‑paid duty etc.
Customs Act 1901

Part 5—Powers to monitor and audit
Customs Act 1901

Part 6—Keeping commercial documents and records verifying communications to Customs
Customs Act 1901

Schedule 2—Penalties
Customs Act 1901

Schedule 3—Communicating import and export information to Customs

Part 1—Maintenance of electronic communications systems by Customs
Customs Act 1901

Part 2—Importation of goods
Customs Act 1901

Part 3—Exportation of goods
Customs Act 1901

Part 4—Abolition of existing computer systems
Customs Act 1901

Part 5—Matters relating to importation and exportation of goods
Customs Act 1901

Part 6—Reports and other compliance measures
Customs Act 1901
Customs Administration Act 1985

Schedule 4—Repeal of the Import Processing Charges Act 1997
Import Processing Charges Act 1997
An Act to amend and repeal certain legislation relating to Customs, and for related purposes

[Assented to 20 July 2001]

The Parliament of Australia enacts: