Appeals and stay of execution of inferior courts’ decisions

Where a person has been convicted of an offence under this Act where the penalty imposed or the amount ordered to be paid by the court is more than $20,000 dollars, an appeal shall not itself result in the suspension of the decision under appeal, but the appellant may, within the time prescribed for filing such appeal, apply to the inferior court which made the decision under appeal for stay of execution on any judgment appealed from (whether civil or criminal), pending the determination of such appeal; and if the application is refused by the inferior court, the appellant may apply to the Supreme Court. 77 SCHEDULE I Ships’ Reports (Sections 2, 52 (3)) Ship’s name And Description Tonnage Belizean registered or foreign: if Belizean, port of registry, if foreign, country to which she belongs Number of Crew Name of Master Port or place whence arrived Name Description Cargo Marks Nos. Packages and description of goods Goods, if any, to remain on board for exportation Name of Consignee Surplus of Stores remaining on board, viz.: Number of Passengers (if any) Pilot’s name Agent’s name I declare that the above is a just report of my ship and of her lading, and that the particulars therein inserted are true to the best of my knowledge, and that I have not broken bulk or delivered any goods out of my ship since her departure from the last foreign place of loading. (Signed) Master. Signed and declared this…..day of………20….. In the presence of Comptroller of Customs. } 78 Customs Regulation SHEDULE II FORM 1 Port of Belize City-Inwards (Section 16) Entry of Goods, ex Master. From by Marks and Nos. Number and description of package Contents Quantity Country Value Rate of duty Amount of duty whence imported I declare the above particulars to be just and true in all respects. Dated ………………………….20……... Importer or Agent. Comptroller. Customs Regulation 79 FORM 2 Port of Belize City-Warehouse Inwards (Section 21) By ex Master, from Number and description of package Contents Quantity Value Country whence imported I declare the above particulars to be just and true. Dated………………………………….20 ……….. Importer or Agent. Comptroller. 80 Customs Regulation FORM 3 Port of Belize City-Ex-Warehouse Inwards (Section 28) By 20 . Marks and Nos. Number and description of package Contents Quantity Importing Country whence imported Value Rate ship - and - date of duty I declare the above particulars to be just and true. Importer or Agent. Comptroller. Customs Regulation 81 SCHEDULE III Entry Outwards (Section 37 (1)) Port of Belize City. Ship’s Name Tonnage No. of men Master’s Name Port of destination If Belizean, destination name of port of her registry If foreign, name of country to which she belongs Date of entry. Master or Agent. 82 Customs Regulation SCHEDULE IV Contents of Goods laden in Ship (Section 37(3)) Port of Belize City. Ship’s name and destination Tonnage If Belizean, port of Registry; if foreign, the country Name of Master No. of passengers B Marks and Nos. of packages Quantity and description of goods Shippers I do declare to the best of my belief that the above content is a true account of all goods shipped or intended to be shipped on board the above-named ship, and correct in all other particulars. Master. Signed and declared this day of 20 . Before me, Comptroller, or proper officer of customs. Customs Regulation 83 SCHEDULE V Port of Belize City (Section 37(4)) These are to certify to all whom it may concern that master or commander of the burden tons, navigated with men built, and having on board has here entered and cleared his vessel according to law. Given under my hand and seal of the Department of Customs, at the Port of Belize City in Belize, this day of 20 . Comptroller. 84 Customs Regulation SCHEDULE VI Shipping Bill (Sections 42(1) and (2)) Port of Belize City Exporter’s name. Ship’s name Tonnage Whether Belizean or foreign; if foreign, the country Master’s name Port of destination Marks and Nos. Packages and description Quantity Importing ship and date Value I declare the particulars above described to be true and correct. Exporter or Agent. Dated day of 20 . Comptroller or proper officer of customs. Customs Regulation 85 SCHEDULE VII Advance Cargo Information Electronic Manifest Management Asycuda (sections 2, 12 and 12A) PART I AIRCARGO DATA MESSAGES Cargo Manifest: To be submitted by airlines Master Air Waybill: To be submitted by airlines House Air Waybill: To be submitted by freight forwarder Response Message: To be submitted by the filing party MARITIME CARGO DATA MESSAGES Cargo Manisfest: To be submitted by Master/Agent Master Waybill: To be submitted by Master/Agent House Waybill: To be submitted by Freight Forwarder/Representative Response Message: 86 Customs Regulation To be handled by the filing party LAND CARGO DATA MESSAGES Cargo Manifest: To be submitted by Owner/Agent Master Waybill: To be submitted by Owner/Agent Customs Regulation 87 PART II Electronic Manifest Management Asycuda Cargo Manifest Data Fields 88 Customs Regulation Customs Regulation 89 90 Customs Regulation Customs Regulation 91 92 Customs Regulation Customs Regulation 93 SCHEDULE VIII Advance Passenger Information (section 12) (a) Data relating to the Conveyance (Header Data): • Flight Identification (IATA/ICAO Airline code and flight number) • Vessel Identification (IMO or Registration Number) • Road and Rail (Chassis Number and Registration Number) • Country of Registration (Country where conveyance is registered) • Agent/Owner(Where applicable) (Name of Agent for the conveyance or where no Agent, Name of owner) • Call Sign (If applicable) • Schedule Departure Date (Date of Scheduled departure of conveyance based on local time of departure location) • Scheduled Departure Time (Time of scheduled departure of conveyance based on local time of arrival location) • Scheduled Arrival Date (Date of scheduled arrival of conveyance based on local time of arrival location) 94 Customs Regulation • Scheduled Arrival Time (Time of scheduled arrival of conveyance based on local time of arrival location) • Last Place/Port of Call of Conveyance (Vessel departed from this last foreign place/port of call to go to “place/port of vessel initial arrival”) • Place/Port of Conveyance Initial Arrival (Place or Port in the country of destination where the vessel arrives from the “last place or Port of call of Conveyance) • Subsequent Place/Port of Call within the country/regional space • Number of Passengers on board (Total number of passengers on board) • Number of crew on board (b) Data relating to each individual on board: • Official Travel Document Number (Passport, or other Government approved travel documents) • Issuing State or Organization of the Official Travel Document (Name State or Organization responsible for the issuance of the official document) • Official Travel Document Type (Indicator to identify type of official travel document) • Expiration Date of Official Travel Document (Expiration date of the official travel document) • Surname/Given Name(s) (Family name and given name(s) of the holder as it appears on the travel document) • Nationality Customs Regulation 95 (Nationality of the holder of the travel document • Date of Birth (Date of birth of the holder) • Gender (Gender of the holder) • Place of Birth (Please give City and Country of birth) • Traveller’s Status (Passenger, crew, in-transit) • Place/Port of Original Embarkation (Place/Port on that journey where traveller first boarded for foreign travel) • Port/Place of Clearance (Place/Port where the traveller is cleared by the border control agencies) • Place/Port of Onward Foreign Destination (Foreign place/port where the traveller is transiting) • Passenger Name Record (PNR) Data (As available in the traveller’s Passenger Name Record in the carrier’s Reservation System including all historical changes to the PNR listed) Must include: (1) PNR record locator (2) Date of reservation/issue of ticket (3) Date(s) of intended travel (4) Name(s) 96 Customs Regulation (5) Address and contact information (telephone number, e-mail address) (6) All forms of payment information, including billing address (7) Complete travel itinerary for specific PNR (8) Frequent flyer information (9) Travel agency/Travel agent (10) Travel status of passenger, including confirmations, check-in status, no show or go show information (11) Split/divided PNR information (12) General remarks (including all available information on unaccompanied minors under 18 years, such as name and gender of the minor, language(s) spoken, name and contact details of guardian on departure and relationship to the minor, name and contact details of guardian on arrival and relationship to the minor, departure and arrival agent) (13) Ticketing field information, including ticket number, date of ticket issuance and one way tickets, Automated Ticket Fare Quote fields (14) Seat number and other seat information (15) Code share information (16) All baggage information (17) Number and other names of travellers on PNR Customs Regulation 97 (18) Any Advance Passenger Information (API) data collected (19) All historical changes to the PNR listed in numbers 1 to 18 (c) Additional Data Elements • Visa Number (if applicable) • Issue Date of Visa (Place where Visa issued) • Place of Issuance of the Visa (Place where Visa was issued) • Other Document Number used for Travel (if applicable) (The other document number used for travel when the official travel document is not required) • Type of Other Document used for Travel (supporting travel document) (Indicator to identify type of other document used for travel) • Primary Residence - Country of Primary Residence (Country where Passenger resides most of the year) - Address (location identification such as: street name and number) - City - State/Province/County - Postal Code • Destination Address - Address where Passenger will be staying in territory of Disembarkation - City - State/Province/County 98 Customs Regulation - Postal Code (d) Data relating to the Reporting Party - Reporting Party Name - Reporting Party Telephone Number - Reporting Party Facsimile Number - Reporting Party Electronic Mail Address Customs Regulation 99 SCHEDULE IX (sections 12 & 12A) 1. The information set out in Part I of Schedule VII must be submitted in accordance with internationally accepted messaging standards for air, sea and land cargo. 2. The information set out in Part 2 of Schedule VII shall be provided at the latest– (a) for incoming cargo (i.e. import) by aircraft– (i) in the case of short haul, at time of “Wheels Up” of aircraft; (ii) in the case of long haul, 4 hours prior to arrival at the first port in the country of destination; (iii) For outgoing cargo (short and long haul)), at the time of departure (Wheels Up”) of the aircraft, 3. Pre–loading data submission for air cargo security– (a) the data should be submitted as soon as the information becomes available but no later than prior to loading onto the aircraft; (b) for incoming cargo (i.e. import ) by vessel– (i) containerized cargo: 24 hours prior to loading at port of departure; (ii) bulk/break bulk: 24 hours before arrival at first port in the country of destination, 100 Customs Regulation (c) for outgoing cargo (i.e. export) by vessel– (i) Containerized cargo: 24 hours prior loading at port of departure; (ii) Bulk/Break bulk: 24 hours prior arrival at first port in the country of destination. (d) for incoming cargo (i.e. imported) by Road– (i) 1 hour prior to arrival at the first port in the country of destination, (e) for outgoing cargo (i.e. exported) by Road– (i) 1 hour prior to departure to the first port in the country of destination. 4. The information set out in Schedules VII and VIII shall be provided– (a) in the case of commercial or private aircraft, not later than 40 minutes prior to departure from their last port of call; (b) in the case of a vessel arriving from a member state of the Caribbean Community, not later than one hour prior to its arrival from that member state; (c) in the case of a vessel or road vehicle arriving from a country which is not a member state of the Caribbean Community, at least 24 hours prior to its arrival; (d) in the case of commercial or private aircraft, not later than 40 minutes prior to departure from Belize; and Customs Regulation 101 (e) in the case of a vessel or road vehicle, not later than one hour prior to its departure from Belize.