About the Authority

PROTOCOL FOR COVID-19 PROTECTION

COVID-19 UPDATE Friday, 09 September 2022

  1. 1.        While COVID-19 is in the community, the Authority will, as far as is reasonably practicable, operate in its usual manner.
  1. 2.        Everyone who attends the Authority in person must comply with the health and safety requirements at the hearing facility.
  1. 3.        In some cases, there will be a need to change (possibly at short notice) the way the Authority operates, including by conducting hearings entirely by video-link or telephone or by requiring that documents be emailed rather than posted or delivered.
  1. 4.        Parties affected by any change to the Authority’s usual operating procedures will be advised of those changes and provided with information to ensure that they understand how their matter will be handled by the Authority.
  1. 5.        This Protocol applies until revoked or modified by the Authority.
  1. 6.        The Authority’s Protocol dated 13 June 2022 is revoked.

G D Pearson

Customs Appeal Authority

09/09/2022

 

The Customs Appeal Authority is an independent judicial body that hears appeals against the decisions and directions of the New Zealand Customs Service.

The Authority consists of 1 person appointed by the Governor-General on the recommendation of the Customs Minister and the Justice Minister.

The Authority is governed by the Customs and Excise Act 2018.

Read the Customs and Excise Act 2018(external link)

It holds hearings throughout New Zealand.

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