Division 2 The cases in which arrangements may be made for examination at a place other than the customs office where the goods declaration was lodged include:

goods which cannot readily be examined until unloaded at destination (for example: wheat, oil or ores imported by ship or barge; bulk consignments of parts in containers; furniture and household effects imported on transfer of residence),

goods which cannot be examined without appropriate equipment (such as a dark room or a cold chamber),

goods which cannot usefully be required to be produced at a customs office (for example, products obtained from the working of border lands or quarries near the frontier, imported by the shortest route).