Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals (New South Wales) Regulation 1995

AGRICULTURAL AND VETERINARY CHEMICALS (NEW SOUTH WALES) REGULATION 1995 under the AGRICULTURAL AND VETERINARY CHEMICALS (NEW SOUTH WALES) ACT 1994 [Gazetted, 3 March 1995] UPDATED 15 MARCH 1995 NO AMENDMENTS (SINCE DATE OF GAZETTAL) DDIISSCCLLAAIIMMEERR The New South Wales Legislation published by the Government Information Service in the form of diskettes or on-demand prints is produced from the Legislation Database compiled and maintained by the New South Wales Parliamentary Counsel's Office. No warranty is given that the database is free from error or omission. Furthermore, as the database has been prepared from hard copy, the accuracy of the conversion to electronic form cannot be guaranteed. Accordingly, the State of New South Wales and its servants and agents expressly disclaim liability for any act done or omission made in reliance on the information in the database and any consequences of any such act or omission. 1995—86 AGRICULTURAL AND VETERINARY CHEMICALS (NEW SOUTH WALES) REGULATION 1995 under the AGRICULTURAL AND VETERINARY CHEMICALS (NEW SOUTH WALES) ACT 1994 [Reprinted as at - not reprinted] UPDATED 15 MARCH 1995 NEW SOUTH WALES [STATE ARMS] TABLE OF PROVISIONS PART 1—PRELIMINARY 1. Citation 2. Commencement 3. Definitions 4. Eligible laws for the purposes of Agvet Code PART 2—RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AGVET CODE AND PESTICIDES ACT 1978 5. Registration of pesticides 6. Labels for pesticides 7. Permits for pesticides 8. Expiry dates 9. Suspension of operation of certain provisions of Pesticides Act 1978 PART 3—RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AGVET CODE AND STOCK MEDICINES ACT 1989 10. Registration of stock medicines 11. Labels for stock medicines 12. Permits for stock medicines 13. Suspension of operation of certain provisions of Stock Medicines Act 1989 1995—86 AGRICULTURAL AND VETERINARY CHEMICALS (NEW SOUTH WALES) REGULATION 1995 under the AGRICULTURAL AND VETERINARY CHEMICALS (NEW SOUTH WALES) ACT 1994 [Reprinted as at - not reprinted] UPDATED 15 MARCH 1995 NEW SOUTH WALES [STATE ARMS] PART 1—PRELIMINARY Citation 1. This Regulation may be cited as the Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals (New South Wales) Regulation 1995. Commencement 2. This Regulation commences on 15 March 1995. Definitions 3. In this Regulation: ``pesticide'' has the same meaning as in the Pesticides Act 1978; ``stock medicine'' has the same meaning as in the Stock Medicines Act 1989. Eligible laws for the purposes of Agvet Code 4. The following provisions are declared to be eligible laws for the purposes of the definition of ``permit'' in section 109 of the Agvet Code: (a) sections 30 (3), 31 and 33 of the Pesticides Act 1978; (b) sections 38 and 39 of the Stock Medicines Act 1989. PART 2—RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AGVET CODE AND PESTICIDES ACT 1978 Registration of pesticides 5. (1) Registration of a pesticide under the Agvet Code is taken to be registration of the pesticide for the purposes of the Pesticides Act 1978. (2) The suspension or cancellation of registration of a pesticide under the Agvet Code is taken to be the suspension or cancellation of registration of the pesticide for the purposes of the Pesticides Act 1978. (3) A reference in section 30 (2) of the Pesticides Act 1978 to disposing of a pesticide in accordance with a notification under section 21 of that Act includes a reference to dealing with the pesticide in accordance with a notice under section 55 of the Agvet Code. Labels for pesticides 6. A reference in the Pesticides Act 1978 to a label registered under, or required or permitted by, that Act in relation to a pesticide is taken to be a reference to a label approved under the Agvet Code in relation to that pesticide. Permits for pesticides 7. (1) A reference to a permit in a provision of the Pesticides Act 1978 referred to in clause 4 (a) includes a reference to a permit within the meaning of the Agvet Code. (2) Anything authorised by section 25 of the Pesticides Act 1978 is taken, for the purposes of any provision of that Act referred to in clause 4 (a), to be something authorised by a permit within the meaning of the Agvet Code. Expiry dates 8. A reference in section 42 (2) (b) or 43 (b) of the Pesticides Act 1978 to a date required to be borne by a container for the purposes of section 42 (1) (b) of that Act is taken to be a reference to the expiry date required to be contained on the label for the container, as referred to in section 91 (1) (b) of the Agvet Code. Suspension of operation of certain provisions of Pesticides Act 1978 9. The following provisions of the Pesticides Act 1978 are suspended: (a) Divisions 1–4 of Part 3; (b) sections 30 (1), 34–36, 38, 41, 42 (1) and 44; (c) sections 42 (2) and 43 (but only to the extent to which those provisions relate to the sale or supply of a date-controlled pesticide). PART 3—RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AGVET CODE AND STOCK MEDICINES ACT 1989 Registration of stock medicines 10. (1) Registration of a stock medicine under the Agvet Code is taken to be registration of the stock medicine for the purposes of the Stock Medicines Act 1989. (2) The suspension or cancellation of registration of a stock medicine under the Agvet Code is taken to be the suspension or cancellation of registration of the stock medicine for the purposes of the Stock Medicines Act 1989. (3) A reference in section 21 (3) of the Stock Medicines Act 1989 to a notification that requires a person to dispose of a stock medicine includes a reference to a notice under section 55 of the Agvet Code that requires a person to deal with the stock medicine in a particular way. Labels for stock medicines 11. A reference in the Stock Medicines Act 1989 to a label registered under, or required or permitted by, that Act in relation to a stock medicine is taken to be a reference to a label approved under the Agvet Code in relation to that stock medicine. Permits for stock medicines 12. (1) A reference to a permit in a provision of the Stock Medicines Act 1989 referred to in clause 4 (b) includes a reference to a permit within the meaning of the Agvet Code. (2) Anything authorised under section 33 of the Stock Medicines Act 1989 is taken, for the purposes of any provision of that Act referred to in clause 4 (b), to be something authorised by a permit within the meaning of the Agvet Code. Suspension of operation of certain provisions of Stock Medicines Act 1989 13. The following provisions of the Stock Medicines Act 1989 are suspended: (a) sections 4 and 5; (b) Part 2 (except section 21 (3)); (c) sections 44 and 45. NOTES Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals (New South Wales) Regulation 1995 published in Gazette of 3.3.1995.