Section 46

When, in exercise of the powers conferred by this Order, a proper officer of customs boards any vessel, he shall have free access to every part of the vessel, and shall have the power to fasten down hatchways or entrances to hold, to mark any goods before landing, and to lock up, seal, mark or otherwise secure any goods, including ship’s stores, on board such vessel; and no hatchway or entrance, after having been fastened down by such officer, shall be opened, and no lock, seal or mark shall be opened, broken or altered without the consent of the proper officer of customs while the vessel is within the limits of the customs port or before any goods are delivered to be landed.

Incorporating amendments until S 40/2018

(Clean Version) Norhasnani/H.Afif/zimah/zura_as of 17.02.2020

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BLUV as at 08th August 2018

The Controller may permit or refuse to permit the taking of anything without payment of customs duty into a ship as ship’s stores and, in granting permission for the embarkation of anything under this subsection, impose such conditions as he may think fit.

The Controller may permit or refuse to permit the use, within the territorial waters, of any ship’s stores on which customs duty has not been paid.

Prohibition of carriage of dutiable goods in local craft.