Customs Ordinance 1993 (CKI)
126DBAuthentication of certain electronic communications
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126DB Authentication of certain electronic communications
An electronic communication that is made to the Department and is permitted by this Act is taken to be made by a particular person, even though the person did not authorise the communication, if: (a) if information technology requirements have not been determined under section 126DA—the person did not notify the Department of a breach of security relating to electronic communications before the communication; or (b) if the Comptroller‑General of Customs has determined under section 126DA the information technology requirements that have to be met to satisfy a requirement that the person’s signature be given to the Department in connection with information in the communication: (i) the communication meets those requirements; and (ii) the person did not notify the Department of a breach of security relating to those requirements before the communication; unless the person provides evidence to the contrary.
54 Paragraph 126DC(3)(b)
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(b) if the Comptroller‑General of Customs has determined under section 126DA the information technology requirements that have to be met to satisfy a requirement that the person’s signature be given to the Department in connection with information in the communication—met those requirements.
55 Sections 126E to 126G
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56 Divisions 3 to 5 of Part XI
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57 Section 270
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Schedule 2—Modifications of the Customs Regulation 2015
Note: See subparagraph 3(2)(b)(i).
1 Section 101
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2 Part 13
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Schedule 3—Modifications of the Customs (International Obligations) Regulation 2015
Note: See subparagraph 3(2)(c)(i).
1 Part 4
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