East African Community Customs Management Act, 2004 - VERTIC

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No. 1 East African Community Customs Management 2005Exchangeof informationandcommonbordercontrols10.-(1) The Commissioners shall furnish each other with suchinformation, certificate, official report or document on matters relatingto -(a) prevention, investigation and suppression of offences underthis Act; and(b) any other relevant information relating to customs.(2) The Commissioners shall establish common border posts, carryout joint customs controls and take joint steps as may be deemedappropriate to ensure that goods exported or imported throughcommon frontiers pass through the competent and recognised Customsoffices and along approved routes.(3) Subject to reciprocal arrangements agreed upon by theCommissioner, the Commissioner may request from, or furnish to, thecompetent authorities of a foreign state any information, certificate,official report or other document in order to prevent, investigate orsuppress offences against the laws applicable to the importation orexportation of goods into or from the territory of such foreign state.Appointmentof ports,etc.11. -(1) The Council may, by notice in the Gazette, appoint and fixthe limits of-(a) ports;(b) Customs airports;(c) places of loading and unloading within ports.(2) Ports, Customs airports, and places of loading and unloading,may be appointed for specified limited purposes.AppointmentofCustomsareas12.-(1) The Commissioner may, by notice in the Gazette, appoint-(a) boarding stations;(b) Customs areas;(c) sufferance wharves;(d) places for the landing and embarkation of persons;24
No. 1 East African Community Customs Management 2005(e) places for the examination of goods, including baggage;(f) roads or routes in a Partner State over which goods intransit, or goods transferred between the Partner States,shall be conveyed;(g) entrances and exits, whether general or special, to and fromany Customs area or Customs airport within a Partner State;(h) transit sheds;(i) internal container depots.(2) An appointment made under subsection (1) may be subject tosuch conditions, including the provision of suitable accommodationfor officers, as the Commissioner may deem fit; and the Commissionermay, in any particular case and subject to such conditions as he or shemay deem fit, permit any boarding station, area, wharf, place, road,route, entrance, or exit, to be used as if it had been so appointed and inany such case this Act shall apply thereto as if it had been soappointed.(3) The Commissioner may by notice in the Gazette revokeappointment of any Customs area if he or she is satisfied that theconditions imposed under subsection (2) have not been complied with.13.-(1) A wharf owner shall provide, to the satisfaction of theCommissioner-(a) suitable office accommodation on his or her wharf orsufferance wharf for the exclusive use of the officeremployed at the wharf; and(b) such shed accommodation for the protection of goods as theCommissioner may in writing declare to be requisite.Accommodationonwharves(2) Where any wharf owner contravenes any of the provisions ofthis section-(a) the appointment of a place of loading or unloading or asufferance wharf may be withheld until the requiredaccommodation is provided to the satisfaction of theCommissioner;(b) any existing appointment may be revoked.25
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