Bills Digest no. 58 1976
Apple and Pear Levy Collection Bill 1976
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CONTENTS
Passage History
Purpose
Provisions
Contact Officer & Copyright Details
Passage History
Apple
and Pear Levy Collection Bill 1976
Date introduced: 18 November 1976
House: House of Representatives
Portfolio: Primary Industry
Purpose
To provide for the collection of the levy
to be imposed by the proposed Apple and Pear Levy Act.
Related Legislation
See Digest for Apple and Pear Levy Bill.
Provisions
To facilitate collection of the levy, this
Bill provides for quantity purchasers (selling agents, processors etc.)
to be responsible for the payment of the levy on fruit they handle but
empowers them to recover the levy from the growers. (clause
6)
The Bill also provides for maintenance of
a list of quantity purchasers (clause 4), due dates for payment (clause
5), penalties for non-payment (clause 7) and offences (clause 9), access
of collectors to inspect records (clause 10), etc.
Other matters relating to the collection
of the levy may be prescribed by regulations. (clause 13)
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