Customs (Prohibited Goods) Order (2003 Revision) CUSTOMS LAW
This Order bans importing certain goods unless a stated exception or permission applies.
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AI-assisted research summary: This Order bans importing certain goods unless a stated exception or permission applies.
Customs (Prohibited Goods) Order (2003 Revision) Supplement No. 10 published with Gazette No. 11 of 2nd June, 2003. CUSTOMS LAW (2003 Revision) CUSTOMS (PROHIBITED GOODS) ORDER (2003 Revision) Revised under the authority of the Law Revision Law (1999 Revision). Consolidating the- Customs Law (Revised) (Section 10(1)(d)) Order made the 20th December, 1977 Customs Law (Revised) Order (No. 2), 1978 made the 20th March, 1978 Customs Law (Revised) Order (No. 3), 1978 made the 30th May, 1978 Customs (Prohibition on Import of Goods) (Amendment) Order, 1982 made the 9th February , 1982 Customs (Prohibited Goods) (Mexico) Order, 1983 made the 26th July, 1983 Customs (Prohibited Goods) (Columbia) Order, 1983 made the 18th October, 1983 Customs Law (Second Revision) Notice made the 17th May, 1988 published in Extraordinary Gazette of 30th May, 1988 Customs (Prohibited Imports) Order, 1996 made the 30th January, 1996 Customs (Prohibited Goods) Regulations, 2002 made the 17th December, 2002. Consolidated and revised this 6th day of May, 2003. Note ( not forming part of the Order): This revision replaces the 1999 Revision which should now be discarded. Customs (Prohibited Goods) Order (2003 Revision) 2 Customs (Prohibited Goods) Order (2003 Revision) CUSTOMS (PROHIBITED GOODS) ORDER (2003 Revision) ARRANGEMENT OF PARAGRAPHS 1. Citation 2. Import of rice, etc. 3. Import of marine radio transmitting equipment 4. Import of omnibuses 5. Import of goods depicting ganja 6. Import of manually operated weapons 7. Import of certain models of Hummers 3 Customs (Prohibited Goods) Order (2003 Revision) 4 Customs (Prohibited Goods) Order (2003 Revision) CUSTOMS (PROHIBITED GOODS) ORDER (2003 Revision) 1. This Order may be cited as the Customs (Prohibited Goods) Order (2003 Citation Revision). 2. The import of rice, sugar and cement is prohibited, except with the Import of rice, etc. permission of the Governor, from countries of origin other than- Costa Rica Puerto Rico Dominican Republic Republic of Honduras Haiti United Kingdom and Commonwealth Countries Israel United States of America Mexico Venezuela 3. The import of marine radio transmitting equipment for operation in the A.M. Import of marine radio Mode only within the bands 1605 and 4000 kHz is prohibited. transmitting equipment 4. (1) The import of any omnibus is prohibited unless such omnibus Import of omnibuses conforms with the following conditions- (a) all passenger doors for normal use must be located on the near- side of such omnibus; (b) no door for normal use, other than one door for the exclusive use of the driver, may be located on the off-side of such omnibus; (c) an adequate number of emergency exits must be provided; (d) all doors and emergency exits must be clearly marked on the inside and outside and must be capable of being readily opened from the outside of such omnibus; (e) passenger doors must be so contrived as to be incapable of opening accidentally while the omnibus is in motion; and (f) passenger doors for normal use must be equipped with handrails, steps and lighting of a strength and design sufficient to ensure the safety of passengers making use thereof. (2) In sub-paragraph (1)- “door” includes a door giving access to a luggage compartment. 5. The import of all goods depicting or bearing, whether expressly or by Import of goods implication, any reference to ganja or the ganja plant is prohibited. depicting ganja 5 Customs (Prohibited Goods) Order (2003 Revision) 6. The import of bows, catapults or other manually operated weapons which Import of manually operated weapons are capable of projecting arrows or other missiles is prohibited, except that such objects may be imported, when accompanied by a permit signed by the Commissioner of Police, by a natural person in connection with his competitive sporting activities or the carrying on by him of activities relating to the cultural or historical aspects of weapons. Import of certain models 7. The import of any model of the Hummer motor vehicle which exceed 6.7 of Hummers feet in width is prohibited. Publication in consolidated and revised form authorised by the Governor in Council this 6th day of May, 2003. Carmena Watler Clerk of Executive Council Note (not forming part of the Order): Paragraphs 1 to 5 of this Order were originally made under the Customs Law, 1971 (14 of 1971), since repealed, and have been kept in force by virtue of section 75(2) of the Customs Law, 1990 (17 of 1990) now revised as the Customs Law (2003 Revision). 6
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