Wine Australia Act 2013.

This Act, consisting of 46 sections divided into seven Parts and completed by one Schedule, provides for requirements and standards for Australian Wine. The objects of this Act are: support grape or wine research and development activities; support the growth of the wine industry, and other industries that make wine (within the meaning of section 33 1 of the A New Tax System (Wine Equalisation Tax) Act 1999); support the growth of international wine tourism, and services, products and experiences that complement international wine tourism; control the export of grape products from Australia; promote the consumption and sale of grape products, both in Australia and overseas; and enable Australia to fulfill its obligations under prescribed wine trading agreements and other international agreements. This Act is divided into the followin Parts: Wine Australia (including establishment, functions and powers of the Authority); Wine Australia Selection Committee (including establishment, functions and powers of the Authority Selection Committee); Annual general meeting of the grape industry and the wine industry; Staff and consultants (including Operation of Authority); Finance (including Label integrity programme and Protection of geographical indications and other terms); Miscellaneous. The Schedule lists the administrative provisions relating to the Geographical Indications.

澳大利亚 · 2011-03-16