Section 91A: Outward processing
This section is inserted by Act No 10 of 2017, section 12.
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91A. Outward processing
The Director-General may allow the outward
processing of goods on such conditions as he may determine.
(q) in section 125(3), by deleting the words “within the
customs area”;
(r) in section 131A –
(i) in subsection (4), by deleting the words “or the
financing of terrorism, he shall forthwith refer the
matter to the Police and, at the same time, pass on the
relevant information to the FIU.” and replacing them
by the words “, the financing of terrorism or any other
criminal offence, he shall forthwith –
(a) refer the matter to the Police and, at the same
time, where required, pass on the relevant
information to the FIU;
(b) in the case of an outgoing passenger –
(i) detain the amount of currency or
bearer negotiable instruments in his
possession; and
(ii) remit the amount of currency or bearer
negotiable instruments detained to the
Police.
(ii) in subsection (5), by deleting the figures “500,000” and
“3” and replacing them by the figures “1,000,000” and
“5”, respectively;
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(iii) in subsection (6), by deleting the definition of
“person” and replacing it by the following definition –
“person” means any passenger in transit in Mauritius,
any incoming passenger or any outgoing passenger
holding a valid embarkation card;
(s) in section 132, by inserting, after subsection (1), the following
new subsection –
(1A) This section shall apply to an outgoing passenger
referred to in section 131A(4).
(t) by inserting, after section 156, the following new section –
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Questions this section answers
- Can the Director-General allow goods to be sent out for outward processing?