Customs (Australian Trusted Trader Programme) Rule 2015
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10 Communication and information quality
(1) The entity takes measures to ensure the following:
(a) information in relation to the entity’s international supply chain entered into, or provided from, the electronic or manual operating systems used by the entity is accurate;
(b) information provided by the entity to the Commonwealth (whether to the Comptroller‑General of Customs, an Immigration and Border Protection worker, the Department or another agency) complies with any requirements under Customs‑related laws, this instrument or a trusted trader agreement entered into by the entity.
(2) The entity takes measures to secure the following communications against misuse, loss and unauthorised access:
(a) communications between the entity and persons doing anything for the purposes of, or incidental to, an activity that forms part of the entity’s international supply chain;
(b) communications between the entity and the Commonwealth (whether the communication is to or from the Comptroller‑General of Customs, an Immigration and Border Protection worker, the Department or another agency) in relation to the entity’s international supply chain.
(3) The entity complies with the measures mentioned in subsections (1) and (2).