Customs Act 1901
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Hide history noteThe cargo terminal operator of a cargo terminal must notify the Department, within the time and in the manner mentioned in subsection (2), of goods not belonging to the operator that remain at the terminal for more than 30 days.
102CD(2)
The notification must:
(a) be in writing, including:
(i) a description of the goods; and
(ii) the date the goods were received; and
(b) be made no later than 35 days after the date the goods were received.
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