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The Budget Extended The Special Zero-Duty Import Concessions Targeting Which Defense-Related Sector?

A. Commercial airline replacements
B. Strategic Defence Imports
C. Private security armaments
D. Police vehicle upgrades

Under modifications incorporated directly into the Fifth Schedule of the Customs Act, sovereign exemptions were continued to cover strategic Defence Imports without duty additions.

Customs Duty Fifth Schedule Defence Imports Exemptions
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