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Customs Regulation 2015

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63 Preliminary

For subsections 96B(3) of the Act, this Subdivision sets out conditions to which a permission in relation to goods sold in an inwards duty free shop is subject.

Previous section62Revocation of permission

Next section64Arrangements and proof of travel

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