Customs (Australian Trusted Trader Programme) Rule 2015
19Other conditions for trusted trader agreements
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19 Other conditions for trusted trader agreements
(1) For paragraph 179(1)(g) of the Act, this section prescribes other conditions to which an entity’s trusted trader agreement may be subject.
Self‑assessment
(2) The agreement may be subject to the condition that the entity must, in the circumstances, and in the manner, provided by the agreement, give the Comptroller‑General of Customs self‑assessment reports about the entity’s continuing compliance with the qualification criteria and the agreement.
Conditions relating to assessments
(3) The agreement may be subject to the condition that assessments for the purposes of the condition in subsection 18(3) are to be undertaken in circumstances, and in the manner, provided by the agreement.
Conditions relating to benefits
(4) The agreement may be subject to the condition that the entity must comply with any conditions specified in the agreement relating to the benefits the entity receives in accordance with section 17.
Use and disclosure of trusted trader information
(5) The agreement may be subject to the condition that the entity may make a record of, disclose or otherwise use information, of a kind specified in the agreement, that relates to the agreement and the administration of the Australian Trusted Trader Programme only:
(a) if authorised by the agreement; and
(b) in the circumstances, and in the manner, provided by the agreement.
Changes to the agreement by mutual consent
(6) The agreement may be subject to the condition that it may, by mutual consent, and in the circumstances, and in the manner, provided by the agreement, be:
(a) varied, or suspended, with the effect agreed between the entity and the Comptroller‑General of Customs; or
(b) terminated.