Customs and Excise Act, 1964 (Act No. 91 of 1964)

Customs and Excise Rules

Chapter VIII : Registration, Licensing and Accredited Clients

Rules for Section 64DA of the Act

Permissible activities in relation to licensed marine removers

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64DA.04

(a)A licensed marine remover may operate a vessel only for purposes referred to in rule 64DA.02(a).
(b) For purposes of paragraph (a), a licenced marine remover must be contracted exclusively for movements in respect of a specific—
(i) sea-based bonded fuel goods special storage warehouse; or
(ii) land-based bonded fuel goods special storage warehouse.
(c) No blending or manufacturing of bonded fuel goods may take place on board a vessel operated by a licensed marine remover.
(d) Distillate fuel, residual fuel and petrol must when transported on board a vessel operated by a licensed marine remover, be kept in separate marked tanks.
(e) Duty suspended bonded fuel goods contemplated in rule 64DA.02(c)(ii)(aa) may not be transported together with duty paid bonded fuel goods contemplated in rule 64DA.02(c)(ii)(bb).
(f) Bonded fuel goods in the process of being transported may not remain on board a vessel operated by a licensed marine remover for a period longer than seven calendar days, which period may be extended on application to the Commissioner in accordance with rule 64DA.05 on good grounds shown.