The Commissioner of Trade and Customs was a ministerial portfolio in Colonial Victoria.

The position replaced the collector of customs (a position created in 1951[clarification needed], prior to Victoria's establishment).

Upon federation, the position was eventually abolished as the Commonwealth assumed responsibility for trade and customs under section 51(i) of the Constitution of Australia.

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