Introduced on Oct 26. The bill changes arrival information obligations to help with customs-related border management matters, such as collection of revenue and detection of restricted or prohibited goods. First reading on Nov 8 with all parties in favour and sent to the foreign affairs, defence and trade committee. Reported back on April 27 with minor amendments. Second reading on May 2, committee stage May 16 and third reading May 17 with all parties in favour.

Customs and Excise (Arrival Information) Amendment Bill