- Legislation to modernize customs practices and procedures passed in Jamaica House of Representatives
- Bill called the Customs Act piloted by Minister of Finance and the Public Service, Dr. Nigel Clarke
- Modernization expected to benefit trading community and Jamaica Customs Agency
- New Customs Act comprises nearly 300 clauses and 200 pages
- Legislation aims to simplify procedures for businesses and provide more efficient service delivery
- Member of Parliament Fitz Jackson recommends setting a sunset period for review of the Bill
- Dr. Clarke agrees that a review period after implementation is reasonable, suggests three years post-implementation
Source: caribbeannewsglobal.com
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