Customs Amendment 2022

# Customs Amendment Bill 2022 ## What it does This bill makes a technical change to Australia's customs laws by removing an outdated definition called "Export entry advice" from the Customs Act 1901. It's a clean-up measure to remove language that's no longer being used in how customs officers process exports. ## Why it matters This is a minor housekeeping change—there's no direct impact on everyday Australians or businesses. It simply removes confusing or redundant language from the rulebook that customs officials work with. ## Key details - **What's being removed:** The definition of "Export entry advice" is deleted entirely from the law - **When it starts:** The moment the bill receives Royal Assent (approval from the Governor-General), it takes effect the next day - **Who it affects:** Mainly customs officials and potentially businesses that export goods, though the practical impact is minimal since the definition was likely already unused