Section 16C: Agency Cooperation
This section is inserted by Act No 18 of 2016, section 11.
consolidated text (as at 2016, amended since). juris shows the text as it was consolidated; it does not confirm that this is the law in force today.
16C. Agency Cooperation
(1) Notwithstanding any other enactment, the DirectorGeneral may, through an electronic system or in such other
appropriate manner, share with another public sector agency or
parastatal body, such information as may be mutually agreed
upon and which the public sector agency or parastatal body may
require for the discharge of its functions in respect of –
(a) goods, persons or crafts;
(b) import or export transactions;
(c) importers or exporters; or
(d) data or information which is required for
border protection purpose.
(2) No public sector agency or parastatal body shall
disclose any information obtained pursuant to subsection (1) to
a third party.
(3) In this section –
“border protection purpose” means any lawful
purpose relating to, or connected with, the
performance of –
(a) a Government-related border management
function;
(b) a Customs-related border management
function.
(f) in section 17, in subsection (1)(a), by deleting the figure “5” and
replacing it by the figure “3”;
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(g) by inserting, after section 22, the following new section –
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Questions this section answers
- Can Customs share my import information with another government agency?
- Can a government agency that receives my customs information pass it on to someone else?