Customs Act 1901
PART XVA
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TARIFF CONCESSION ORDERS
Division 5
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Miscellaneous
SECTION 269SK
269SK
TCOs NOT TO CONTRAVENE INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS
If the Comptroller-General of Customs is satisfied that, in accordance with the obligations of Australia under an agreement (including a treaty or convention) between Australia and another country or other countries, the rate of duty attaching to the importation of goods (whether or not the produce of a particular country) is not to be less than a particular minimum rate, the Comptroller-General of Customs must not make a TCO that would result in a contravention of those obligations.
If the Comptroller-General of Customs is satisfied that, in accordance with the obligations of Australia under an agreement (including a treaty or convention) between Australia and another country or other countries, the rate of duty attaching to the importation of goods (whether or not the produce of a particular country) is not to be less than a particular minimum rate, the Comptroller-General of Customs must not make a TCO that would result in a contravention of those obligations.
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