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Customs Act 1901

124Master or pilot to account for missing goods

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124 Master or pilot to account for missing goods (1) The master of every ship and the pilot of every aircraft after clearance shall: (a) on demand by an officer produce the Certificate of Clearance; (b) account to the satisfaction of the Collector for any goods specified or referred to in the Outward Manifest and not on board his or her ship or aircraft.

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