As long as their names appear on a specific list, who among the following does not need to apply for separate registration?

The correct answer is that an employee of a Customs Broker does not need to apply for separate registration as long as their names appear on a specific list. This is due to the regulations governing customs brokerage, which typically recognize employees as part of the brokerage firm itself. Therefore, they are covered under the firm's registration rather than requiring individual registration. This provision simplifies the process for firms and their employees, allowing them to operate more efficiently without each employee needing to go through a separate registration process.

In contrast, partners and independent contractors often operate as separate entities and thus may be required to maintain their own registrations to conduct business legally. Government officials are typically governed by different rules that pertain to their specific roles within governmental operations and oversight, separate from the broker's operational needs.