Permission for use of terminal or station in customs territory
11.—(1)  No person shall, in customs territory, make use of or operate a container terminal or container freight station to store, import or export any containerised goods without the written permission of the Director-General and except in accordance with such conditions as the Director-General may impose.
(2)  Any person applying for such permission shall furnish the following particulars:
(a)his name, identity card number and address;
(b)the name of his firm, and, if the applicant is a company, the name of the company;
(c)the type and quantity of goods to be removed from, stored or moved into the container terminal or container freight station;
(d)an estimate of the annual duty which shall be paid by him on goods removed from a container freight station, where permission to make use of or to operate the container freight station is applied for;
(e)a site plan of the entire container terminal or container freight station, as the case may be, showing access roads and the buildings to be constructed thereon and the boundary or area thereof;
(f)where permission to make use of or to operate a container freight station is applied for, a plan of any building to be used for —
(i)stuffing containers;
(ii)unstuffing containers;
(iii)storage of dutiable goods pending stuffing or removal by consignees on payment of duty thereon, or for export, transhipment, or removal to a Government warehouse or licensed warehouse, as the case may be; and
(iv)accommodation for officers of customs in any area in the container freight station, which is to be used as a licensed warehouse or for the stuffing and unstuffing of containers.
(3)  Upon receiving an application made under paragraph (2) the Director-General may grant such permission subject to such conditions as he thinks fit or refuse to grant it.
(4)  The Director-General may at any time vary or revoke any condition of any permission granted under this regulation or impose conditions or additional conditions thereto.
(5)  The Director-General may suspend or revoke any permission granted under this regulation without assigning any reason therefor.