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SEC. 206. Customs Districts.
SEC. 206. Customs Districts.
For administrative purposes, the Philippines shall be divided into as many Customs Districts as necessary, the respective limits of which may be changed from time to time by the Commissioner, with the approval of the Secretary of Finance. Each Customs District shall be supervised by one (1) District Collector, assisted by as many Deputy District Collectors as may be necessary. The choice of the location of a District Office, its business hours and the staffing pattern thereof, shall be based on the particular requirements of each district.
SEC. 207. Ports of Entry.
SEC. 207. Ports of Entry.
All ports of entry shall be under the supervision and control of a Customs District. A District Collector shall be assigned in the principal ports of entry while a Deputy District Collector may be assigned to other types of ports of entry. The principal ports of entry shall be located in Aparri, San Fernando, Manila, Manila International Container Port, Ninoy Aquino International Airport, Sub.
How many Deputy District Collectors may be assigned to assist the District Collector in each Customs District?
How many Deputy District Collectors may be assigned to assist the District Collector in each Customs District?
Who approves the changes in the respective limits of Customs Districts?
Who approves the changes in the respective limits of Customs Districts?
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Where are the principal ports of entry located?
Where are the principal ports of entry located?
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What determines the choice of the location of a District Office and its business hours?
What determines the choice of the location of a District Office and its business hours?
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Who is assigned to supervise and control all ports of entry?
Who is assigned to supervise and control all ports of entry?
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