Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993

Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 Statutory Rules 1993 No. 26 made under the Australian Horticultural Corporation Act 1987 This compilation was prepared on 31 January 2003 taking into account amendments up to SR 2002 No. 60 Prepared by the Office of Legislative Drafting, Attorney-General’s Department, Canberra Contents Page 2 Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 Contents Part 1 Preliminary 1 Name of Regulations [see Note 1] 3 2 Interpretation 3 Part 2 Licensing of honey exports 3 Control of the export of honey 4 4 Who can apply for a licence? 4 5 Rules about individuals who apply for licences 4 6 Rules about partnerships that apply for licences 6 7 Rules about corporations that apply for licences 8 8 How does the Corporation grant a licence? 12 9 How long does a licence last? 13 10 What conditions apply to a licence? 13 11 How does the Corporation vary a licence? 16 12 How does the Corporation revoke a licence? 17 13 Review of decisions 18 Part 3 Miscellaneous 14 Returns 19 15 Giving of notices 19 16 Approvals 19 Schedule 1 Prescribed financial arrangements 20 Schedule 2 Prescribed offences 21 Notes 22 Preliminary Part 1 Regulation 2 Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 3 Part 1 Preliminary 1 Name of Regulations [see Note 1] These Regulations are the Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993. 2 Interpretation In these Regulations, unless the contrary intention appears: approved form means a form approved by the Corporation under regulation 16. export means export from Australia. honey means honey produced in Australia. licence means a licence to export honey granted under subregulation 8 (1). licensee means the holder of a licence. prescribed financial arrangement means a financial arrangement referred to in column 2 of an item in Schedule 1. prescribed offence means an offence referred to in column 2 of an item in Schedule 2. repealed Act means the Honey Marketing Act 1988. the Act means the Australian Horticultural Corporation Act 1987. Part 2 Licensing of honey exports Regulation 3 4 Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 Part 2 Licensing of honey exports 3 Control of the export of honey A person other than: (a) the Corporation; or (b) a licensee; must not export honey. Note See section 118 of the Act for the offence of contravening a prohibition in this regulation. 4 Who can apply for a licence? (1) An individual, a partnership or a corporation may apply for a licence. (2) The applicant must use the approved form. 5 Rules about individuals who apply for licences (1) An individual is eligible for a licence unless he or she is affected by any of the following subregulations. Note Other matters relating to the grant of a licence are set out in subregulation 8 (1). (2) An individual who applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: (a) he or she held a licence under these Regulations or the repealed Act; and (b) the licence was revoked or cancelled: (i) without the individual’s agreement; and (ii) less than 5 years before the day on which the individual applies for the licence. (3) An individual who applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: Licensing of honey exports Part 2 Regulation 5 Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 5 (a) he or she was a partner in a partnership that held a licence under these Regulations or the repealed Act; and (b) the partnership’s licence was revoked or cancelled: (i) without the partnership’s agreement; and (ii) while the individual was a partner; and (iii) less than 5 years before the day on which the individual applies for the licence. (4) An individual who applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: (a) he or she was a director of a corporation or a shareholder who held a controlling interest in a corporation; and (b) the corporation held a licence under these Regulations or the repealed Act; and (c) the corporation’s licence was revoked or cancelled: (i) without its agreement; and (ii) while the individual was a director or a shareholder who held a controlling interest; and (iii) less than 5 years before the day on which the individual applies for the licence. (5) An individual who applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: (a) he or she has entered into a prescribed financial arrangement; and (b) the arrangement has been in force at any time in the period of 5 years before the day on which the individual applies for the licence. (6) An individual who applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: (a) he or she was a partner in a partnership that held a licence under these Regulations or the repealed Act; and (b) the partnership entered into a prescribed financial arrangement while the individual was a partner in it; and: (c) the arrangement has been in force at any time in the period of 5 years before the day on which the individual applies for the licence. Part 2 Licensing of honey exports Regulation 6 6 Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 (7) An individual who applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: (a) he or she was a director of a corporation or a shareholder who held a controlling interest in a corporation; and (b) the corporation held a licence under these Regulations or the repealed Act; and (c) the corporation entered into a prescribed financial arrangement while he or she was a director or a shareholder who held a controlling interest in it; and (d) the arrangement has been in force at any time in the period of 5 years before the day on which the individual applies for the licence. (8) An individual who applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if he or she was convicted of a prescribed offence within the period of 5 years before the day on which the individual applies for the licence. 6 Rules about partnerships that apply for licences (1) A partnership is eligible for a licence unless the partnership, or its partners, are affected by any of the following subregulations. Note Other matters relating to the grant of a licence are set out in subregulation 8 (1). (2) A partnership that applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: (a) a partner held a licence under these Regulations or the repealed Act; and (b) the licence was revoked or cancelled: (i) without the partner’s agreement; and (ii) less than 5 years before the day on which the partnership applies for the licence. (3) A partnership that applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: (a) a partner was a partner in a partnership that held a licence under these Regulations or the repealed Act; and (b) that partnership’s licence was revoked or cancelled: Licensing of honey exports Part 2 Regulation 6 Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 7 (i) without its agreement; and (ii) while the partner was a partner in it; and (iii) less than 5 years before the day on which the first mentioned partnership applies for the licence. (4) A partnership that applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: (a) a partner was a director of a corporation or a shareholder who held a controlling interest in a corporation; and (b) the corporation held a licence under these Regulations or the repealed Act; and (c) the corporation’s licence was revoked or cancelled: (i) without its agreement; and (ii) while the partner was a director or a shareholder who held a controlling interest; and (iii) less than 5 years before the day on which the partnership applies for the licence. (5) A partnership that applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: (a) a partner has entered into a prescribed financial arrangement; and (b) the arrangement has been in force at any time in the period of 5 years before the day on which the partnership applies for the licence. (6) A partnership that applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: (a) a partner was a partner in a partnership that held a licence under these Regulations or the repealed Act; and (b) the partnership entered into a prescribed financial arrangement while the partner was a partner in it; and (c) the arrangement has been in force at any time in the period of 5 years before the day on which the first-mentioned partnership applies for the licence. (7) A partnership that applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: Part 2 Licensing of honey exports Regulation 6 8 Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 (a) a partner was a director of a corporation or a shareholder who held a controlling interest in a corporation; and (b) the corporation held a licence under these Regulations or the repealed Act; and (c) the corporation entered into a prescribed financial arrangement while he or she was a director or a shareholder who held a controlling interest; and (d) the arrangement has been in force at any time in the period of 5 years before the day on which the partnership applies for the licence. (8) A partnership that applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if a partner was convicted of a prescribed offence within the period of 5 years before the day on which the partnership applies for the licence. 7 Rules about corporations that apply for licences (1) A corporation is eligible for a licence unless it, or a person connected with it, is affected by any of the following subregulations. Note Other matters relating to the grant of a licence are set out in subregulation 8 (1). (2) A corporation that applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: (a) it held a licence under these Regulations or the repealed Act; and (b) the licence was revoked or cancelled: (i) without its agreement; and (ii) less than 5 years before the day on which it applies for the licence. (3) A corporation that applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: (a) the corporation was a partner in a partnership that held a licence under these Regulations or the repealed Act; and (b) the partnership’s licence was revoked or cancelled: (i) without its agreement; and (ii) while the corporation was a partner; and Licensing of honey exports Part 2 Regulation 6 Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 9 (iii) less than 5 years before the day on which the corporation applies for the licence. (4) A corporation that applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: (a) another corporation holds a controlling interest in the corporation; and (b) the other corporation held a licence under these Regulations or the repealed Act; and (c) the other corporation’s licence was revoked or cancelled: (i) without its agreement; and (ii) less than 5 years before the day on which the first mentioned corporation applies for the licence. (5) A corporation that applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: (a) another corporation holds a controlling interest in the corporation; and (b) the other corporation was a partner in a partnership that held a licence under these Regulations or the repealed Act; and (c) the partnership’s licence was revoked or cancelled: (i) without its agreement; and (ii) while the other corporation was a partner; and (iii) less than 5 years before the day on which the first mentioned corporation applies for the licence. (6) A corporation that applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: (a) it entered into a prescribed financial arrangement; and (b) the arrangement has been in force at any time in the period of 5 years before the day on which the corporation applies for the licence. (7) A corporation that applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: (a) another corporation holds a controlling interest in the corporation; and Part 2 Licensing of honey exports Regulation 6 10 Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 (b) the other corporation entered into a prescribed financial arrangement; and (c) the arrangement has been in force at any time in the period of 5 years before the day on which the first-mentioned corporation applies for the licence. (8) In subregulations (9) to (15) inclusive, key person, in relation to a corporation that applies for a licence, means: (a) a director of the applicant corporation; or (b) a director of a corporation that holds a controlling interest in the applicant corporation; or (c) an individual who is a shareholder who holds a controlling interest in the applicant corporation; or (d) an individual who is a shareholder who holds a controlling interest in a corporation that holds a controlling interest in the applicant corporation. (9) A corporation that applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: (a) a key person in the corporation held a licence under these Regulations or the repealed Act; and (b) the licence was revoked or cancelled: (i) without the key person’s agreement; and (ii) less than 5 years before the day on which the corporation applies for the licence. (10) A corporation that applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: (a) a key person in the corporation was a partner in a partnership that was the holder of a licence under these Regulations or the repealed Act; and (b) the licence was revoked or cancelled: (i) without the partnership’s agreement; and (ii) while the key person was a partner; and (iii) less than 5 years before the day on which the corporation applies for the licence. (11) A corporation that applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: Licensing of honey exports Part 2 Regulation 6 Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 11 (a) a key person in the corporation was a director of, or a shareholder who held a controlling interest in, another corporation; and (b) the other corporation was the holder of a licence under these Regulations or the repealed Act; and (c) the licence was revoked or cancelled: (i) without the corporation’s agreement; and (ii) while the key person was a director or a shareholder who held a controlling interest; and (iii) less than 5 years before the day on which the first mentioned corporation applies for the licence. (12) A corporation that applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: (a) a key person in the corporation has entered into a prescribed financial arrangement; and (b) the arrangement has been in force at any time in the period of 5 years before the day on which the corporation applies for the licence. (13) A corporation that applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: (a) a key person in the corporation was a partner in a partnership that was the holder of a licence, under these Regulations or the repealed Act; and (b) the partnership entered into a prescribed financial arrangement while he or she was a partner; and (c) the arrangement has been in force at any time in the period of 5 years before the day on which the partnership applies for the licence. (14) A corporation that applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if: (a) a key person in the corporation was a director of, or a shareholder who held a controlling interest in, another corporation; and (b) the other corporation was the holder of a licence under these Regulations or the repealed Act; and Part 2 Licensing of honey exports Regulation 8 12 Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 (c) the other corporation entered into a prescribed financial arrangement while the key person was a director or a shareholder who held a controlling interest; and (d) the arrangement has been in force at any time in the period of 5 years before the day on which the first-mentioned corporation applies for the licence. (15) A corporation that applies for a licence is not eligible for the licence if a key person in the corporation was convicted of a prescribed offence within the period of 5 years before the day on which the corporation applies for the licence. 8 How does the Corporation grant a licence? (1) The Corporation must grant a licence to an applicant if the applicant: (a) is eligible for the licence under regulation 5, 6 or 7 or subregulation (2); and (b) has a reliable source of honey for export. (2) If an applicant is not eligible for the licence under regulation 5, 6 or 7, the Corporation may treat the applicant as eligible for the licence if: (a) the applicant’s ineligibility is a result of circumstances beyond the applicant’s control; and (b) the applicant took reasonable precautions to prevent the occurrence of the circumstances. (3) The Corporation must refuse to grant a licence to an applicant who does not comply with subregulations (1) (a) and (b). (4) The Corporation must, if practicable, grant or refuse to grant a licence within 28 days after the day on which the application is made. (5) If the Corporation refuses to grant a licence, it must give the applicant a notice that includes: (a) the reasons for its decision; and (b) a statement to the effect that, subject to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal Act 1975, an application may be made to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal for review of the decision; and Licensing of honey exports Part 2 Regulation 10 Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 13 (c) except where subsection 28 (4) of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal Act 1975 applies — a statement to the effect that a person whose interests are affected by the decision may request a statement under section 28 of that Act. (6) The validity of a refusal to grant a licence is not affected by a failure to comply with subregulation (5). 9 How long does a licence last? (1) A licence: (a) comes into force on the day on which it is issued; and (b) ceases to be in force: (i) if it is revoked — on the day on which the revocation is effective under subregulation 12 (6); or (ii) in any other case — at the end of the period stated in the licence. (2) Before a licence ceases to be in force, a licensee may apply to the Corporation to renew the licence. (3) The applicant must use the approved form. (4) If the applicant applies for the renewal of the licence: (a) the Corporation must treat the application in the same manner as it must treat an application for a licence under subregulation 4 (1); and (b) regulations 5,6,7 and 8 apply accordingly. 10 What conditions apply to a licence? (1) The Corporation may grant a licence subject to conditions, of the kind referred to in subsection 117 (4) of the Act, that the Corporation considers appropriate. (2) Subject to regulation 11, conditions imposed under subregulation (1) must be endorsed on the licence. (3) It is a condition of a licence that: Part 2 Licensing of honey exports Regulation 10 14 Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 (a) the licensee participates in approved export programs that relate to honey or a place to which the licensee exports honey; and (b) the licensee exports honey: (i) during the period of 12 months following the date of issue of the licence; and (ii) during every subsequent period of 12 months; and (c) the licensee does not engage in activities which may seriously harm Australia’s reputation as a reliable supplier of honey of good quality; and (d) the licensee provides returns required under regulation 14; and (e) the licensee did not give information that is false or misleading in a material particular in the application for a licence; and (f) the licensee does not give information that is false or misleading in a material particular in a return required under regulation 14; and (g) the licensee: (i) does not enter into a prescribed financial arrangement while being a licensee; and (ii) is not convicted of a prescribed offence while being a licensee; and (h) if the licensee is a partnership — a partner: (i) does not enter into a prescribed financial arrangement while the partnership is a licensee; and (ii) is not convicted of a prescribed offence while a partner; and (i) if the licensee is a corporation — a director of the corporation, or a shareholder who holds a controlling interest in, the corporation: (i) does not enter into a prescribed financial arrangement while the corporation is a licensee; and (ii) is not convicted of a prescribed offence while being a director or a shareholder who holds a controlling interest in the corporation; and Licensing of honey exports Part 2 Regulation 10 Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 15 (j) if the licensee is a partnership — the licensee will inform the Corporation of a change of partners within 28 days of the change; and (k) if the licensee is a corporation — the licensee will inform the Corporation, within 28 days, of: (i) a change of the controlling shareholder; or (ii) an arrangement that results in a shareholder holding 20 percent or more of the licensee’s share; and (l) if: (i) the licensee; or (ii) in the case of a licensee that is a partnership — a partner; or (iii) in the case of a licensee that is a corporation — a director of the corporation or an individual who is a shareholder who holds a controlling interest in the corporation; enters into a prescribed financial arrangement while the licence is in force — the licensee will inform the Corporation within 28 days after the licensee, partner, director or shareholder enters into it; and (m) if: (i) the licensee; or (ii) in the case of a licensee that is a partnership — a partner of the partnership; or (iii) in the case of a licensee that is a corporation — a director of the corporation or an individual who is a shareholder who holds a controlling interest in the corporation; is convicted of a prescribed offence — the licensee will inform the Corporation within 28 days after the licensee, partner, director or shareholder is convicted. (4) Paragraph (3) (b) does not apply if: (a) the period between: (i) the date of issue of the licence and the date on which the licence ceases to have effect; or Part 2 Licensing of honey exports Regulation 11 16 Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 (ii) the end of a period referred to in subparagraph (3) (b) (ii) and the date on which the licence ceases to have effect; is less than 12 months; or (b) the licensee is unable to export honey because of: (i) an inadequate supply of honey of export quality; or (ii) insufficient transport to allow the licensee to export honey; or (iii) industrial action that has prevented the export of honey by the licensee; or (iv) a substantial reduction in access to, or the closure of, an export market; or (v) any other matter that is beyond the control of the licensee. 11 How does the Corporation vary a licence? (1) The Corporation may vary a licence by: (a) adding a condition referred to in subregulation 10 (1) to the licence; or (b) varying a condition imposed under subregulation 10 (1); or (c) revoking a condition imposed under subregulation 10 (1). (2) If the Corporation varies the licence under paragraph (1) (a) or (b), it must give the licensee a notice that includes: (a) the reasons for the decision; and (b) a statement to the effect that, subject to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal Act 1975, an application may be made to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal for review of the decision; and (c) except where subsection 28 (4) of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal Act 1975 applies — a statement to the effect that a person whose interests are affected by the decision may request a statement under section 28 of that Act. (3) The date of effect of the variation of the licence is the date on which the Corporation notifies the licensee of its decision. Licensing of honey exports Part 2 Regulation 12 Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 17 (4) The validity of the variation of the licence is not affected by a failure to comply with subregulation (2). 12 How does the Corporation revoke a licence? (1) The Corporation must revoke a licence if the licensee asks the Corporation to revoke it. (2) The Corporation may revoke a licence if the licensee fails, without reasonable excuse, to comply with a condition of the licence. (3) The Corporation is not required to revoke a licence under subregulation (2) if the failure to comply with the condition was: (a) of a minor nature; and (b) not intentional on the licensee’s part. (4) If the Corporation is of the opinion that a licence should be revoked under subregulation (2), the Corporation must: (a) notify the licensee of its opinion and the reasons for its opinion; and (b) ask the licensee to show cause, in writing, not more than 21 days after the date on which the notice was given, or a longer period if the Corporation determines, why the licence should not be revoked. (5) If the licensee does not show adequate cause, the Corporation must revoke the licence, and the Corporation must give the licensee a notice that includes: (a) the reasons for the decision; and (b) a statement to the effect that, subject to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal Act 1975, an application may be made to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal for review of the decision; and (c) except where subsection 28 (4) of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal Act 1975 applies — a statement to the effect that a person whose interests are affected by the decision may request a statement under section 28 of that Act. Part 2 Licensing of honey exports Regulation 13 18 Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 (6) The date of effect of the revocation of a licence is the date on which the Corporation notifies the licensee of its decision. (7) The validity of the revocation of a licence is not affected by a failure to comply with subregulation (5). 13 Review of decisions An application may be made to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal for the review of a decision: (a) not to grant a licence under subregulation 8 (3); or (b) not to renew a licence under subregulation 9 (4); or (c) to vary a licence under paragraph 11 (1) (a) or(b); or (d) to revoke a licence under subregulation 12 (2). Miscellaneous Part 3 Regulation 16 Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 19 Part 3 Miscellaneous 14 Returns (1) The Corporation may, by notice, require a person who has been a licensee at any time during the 2 years before the date of a notice to give to the Corporation a return or information that is: (a) referred to in the notice; and (b) required by the Corporation for the purposes of the Act. (2) The period within which a person must give a return under subregulation (1): (a) must be referred to in the notice; and (b) must not be less than 28 days after the date of the notice. 15 Giving of notices (1) A notice that is to be given by the Corporation to a licensee may be sent to the licensee at the licensee’s address shown on the licence or to another address given by the licensee to the Corporation for that purpose. (2) A notice that is to be given by the Corporation to a person who is not a licensee may be sent to the person at the business or residential address last known to the Corporation or to another address nominated by the person. 16 Approvals For the purposes of subregulation 4 (2) or 9 (3) the Corporation may approve the form in which an application for a licence or for renewal of a licence must be made. Schedule 1 Prescribed financial arrangements 20 Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 Schedule 1 Prescribed financial arrangements (regulation 2) Column 1 Item Column 2 Financial arrangement 1 A declaration of bankruptcy, made under the laws of the Commonwealth or another country. 2 An assignment of debts for the benefit of creditors, made under the laws of the Commonwealth or of another country, under which unsecured debts are to be repaid at the rate of less than 70 percent of their value. 3 A composition or deed of arrangement, entered into under the laws of the Commonwealth, or of another country, to repay unsecured debts, under which the debts are to be repaid at the rate of less than 70 percent of their value. 4 The winding up of the applicant or the licensee. 5 The appointment of a provisional liquidator to the applicant or the licensee. Prescribed offences Schedule 2 Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 21 Schedule 2 Prescribed offences (regulation 2) Column 1 Item Column 2 Offence 1 An offence against the Act. 2 An offence against the law of: (a) the Commonwealth; or (b) a State or a Territory; or (c) another country; in relation to: (d) theft; or (e) a matter related to theft; or (f) forgery; or (g) the use of forged instruments; that is similar to an offence referred to in Division 2 or Division 3A of Part IV of the Crimes Act 1900 of the Australian Capital Territory. 3 An offence against a law of: (a) the Commonwealth; or (b) a State or a Territory; or (c) another country; that is similar to an offence referred to in Part VIII of the Crimes Act 1900 of the Australian Capital Territory, in relation to: (d) aiding and abetting; or (e) being an accessory after the fact of; or (f) attempting to commit; or (g) inciting a person to commit; or (h) conspiracy to commit; an offence referred to in item 1 or 2. 4 An offence against section 134.1, 134.2, 135.1, 135.2, 144.1, 145.2, 145.3, 145.4 or 145.5 of the Criminal Code. Notes to the Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 Table of Statutory Rules 22 Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 Notes to the Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 Note 1 The Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 (in force under the Australian Horticultural Corporation Act 1987) as shown in this compilation comprise Statutory Rules 1993 No. 26 amended as indicated in the Tables below. Schedule 2 to the Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 was amended by Schedule 2 (item 42) of the Criminal Code Amendment (Theft, Fraud, Bribery and Related Offences) Act 2000 (Act No. 137, 2000). The amendments are incorporated in this compilation. For application, saving or transitional provisions relating to the amendments see Schedule 2 (items 418 and 419) of that Act. Table of Statutory Rules Year and number Date of notification in Gazette Date of commencement Application, saving or transitional provisions 1993 No. 26 11 Feb 1993 11 Feb 1993 2002 No. 60 5 Apr 2002 5 Apr 2002 — Notes to the Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 Table of Amendments Australian Horticultural Corporation (Honey Export Control) Regulations 1993 23 Table of Amendments ad. = added or inserted am. = amended rep. = repealed rs. = repealed and substituted Provision affected How affected R. 1 ..................................... rs. 2002 No. 60 Note to r. 3 .......................... rs. 2002 No. 60