The Export Control (Unprocessed Wood) Regulations are in force under the Export Control Act 1982. The Minister may approve a Code of Practice for a State only if the Minister finds that the State's Code of Practice would satisfactorily protect environmental and heritage values in the State or: (a) the Minister finds that the State's Code of Practice would substantially protect environmental and heritage values in the State; and (b) the State agrees, in writing, with the Commonwealth: (i) to amend the Code, by an agreed date, to ensure that the Code would satisfactorily protect those values; and (ii) to advise the Commonwealth, in writing, when the amendments have been made (reg. 4B). The export of goods prescribed pursuant to Regulation 4 is prohibited unless the person exporting the goods is the holder of a licence to export those goods granted by the Minister. Application for a licence is provided for in regulation 7. The holder of a licence granted under these Regulations shall keep such records as the Minister may reasonably require (reg. 10). (21 regulations)
Australie · 1986-04-24