| Introduction
The Board
of Customs & Excise was
set up on 1 June, 1972 and
amended by decree no. 45
of 1992. Later the decree
was further amended by decree
no. 77 of 1993 which provided
for the inclusion of serving
Deputy Comptrollers-General
as members of the board.
The composition of the board
changes from time to time
to reflect the dynamics of
the the civil service and
the politics of the the country.
How the service has evolved
over the years would be seen
in the "Brief
History of Nigeria Customs
Service".
Functions and Powers
The Board
was set up with main functions
to include Appointment, Promotion
and Discipline of officers
of the service. The Boards
is also to administer the
the CEMA. It is the policy
making organ of the service.
Composition
The Board
is composed of the following
members:
- Minister
of Finance (Chairman)
- The
Comptroller General of
Customs (Vice Chairman)
- A
representative from
Fed. Min. of Commerce
- A
representative of Ministry
of Transport
- A
representative of Ministry
of Industries
- A
representative of Ministry
of Finance
- A
representative of National
Universities Commission
- Chairman
Federal Inland Revenue
Board
- Serving
DCGs of Customs
- The
Legal Adviser of NCS
- Secretary
to the Board (Secretary)
STANDING
COMMITTEES
Appointment,
Promotion & Disciplinary
Committee (AP & D)
This
advisory committee is charged
with the role of advising
the board on matters pertaining
to AP & D as the name
implies.
Members:
- Representative
Federal Ministry of Commerce
- Representative
Federal Ministry of
Finance
- Representative
Federal Ministry of
Transport
- DCG
Tariff & Trade Legal
Adviser
- Finance
and General Purpose Committee
(FG & P)
This
committee advices the board
on matters relating to general
policies, tenders, Revenue
collection, Budget, Rules
and conditions of service,
Pension and Gratuity of officers.
Secretariat
of the Board and it's Duties
- Day
to day running of the administration
of the Board.
- Services
the meeting of the
Board and it's committees.
- Monitors
the implementation
by the NCS Management,
the decisions of the
Board.
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