Customs Regulations 1926
98DApplication for Certificate of Clearance—prescribed information (Act s 118)
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98D Application for Certificate of Clearance—prescribed information (Act s 118)
For subsection 118(3) of the Act, the following information is prescribed: (a) a unique identifier assigned to the application by the person communicating it, being an identifier that, if the application is a second or subsequent application for a Certificate of Clearance for a single departure, indicates that fact; (b) the Australian Business Number, or the number allocated by Customs, that identifies the person communicating the application; (c) whether the application relates to the departure of: (i) a ship; or (ii) an aircraft; (d) the code allocated by Customs (if any) to identify the place from which the ship or aircraft will depart; (e) if the application relates to a ship: (i) the Australian Business Number, or the number allocated by Customs, that identifies the operator for the voyage; and (ii) the international vessel identification number of the ship; and (iii) the voyage number; (f) if the application relates to an aircraft: (i) the code allocated by the International Air Transport Association to identify the operator for the flight; and (ii) the flight number assigned by the airline to identify the flight; (g) the code (UN/LOCODE) allocated by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe that identifies the first destination port or airport of the ship or aircraft (whether or not in Australia); (h) the intended date of departure of the ship or aircraft; (i) the intended time of departure of the ship or aircraft.