Classification of Publications Regulations 1985 (SA)
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
being
No. 42 of 1985:
as varied by
No. 152 of 1985:
Gaz . 15 August 1985, p. 430No. 188 of 1985:
Gaz . 26 September 1985, p. 976No. 155 of 1986:
Gaz . 21 August 1986, p. 615No. 202 of 1986:
Gaz . 9 October 1986, p. 1316No. 16 of 1987:
Gaz . 12 February 1987, p. 357No. 92 of 1987:
Gaz . 21 May 1987, p. 1346No. 261 of 1987:
Gaz . 29 October 1987, p. 1458No. 270 of 1987:
Gaz . 12 November 1987, p. 1597No. 22 of 1988:
Gaz . 11 February 1988, p. 319No. 242 of 1988:
Gaz . 8 December 1988, p. 1959No. 81 of 1989:
Gaz . 8 June 1989, p. 1566No. 211 of 1989:
Gaz . 23 November 1989, p. 1573No. 4 of 1990:
Gaz . 11 January 1990, p. 64No. 27 of 1990:
Gaz . 1 March 1990, p. 607No. 62 of 1990:
Gaz . 17 May 1990, p. 1372No. 74 of 1990:
Gaz . 31 May 1990, p. 14982 No. 129 of 1991:
Gaz . 27 June 1991, p. 2230No. 172 of 1991:
Gaz . 8 August 1991, p. 521No. 46 of 1992:
Gaz . 7 May 1992, p. 1330No. 11 of 1993:
Gaz . 11 February 1993, p. 5633 No. 77 of 1993:
Gaz . 30 April 1993, p. 15664 No. 90 of 1993:
Gaz . 27 May 1993, p. 17765
1 Came into operation 1 April 1985: reg. 2.
2 Came into operation 1 June 1990: reg. 2.
3 Came into operation 11 June 1993.
4 Came into operation 1 May 1993: reg. 2.
5 Came into operation 27 May 1993: reg. 2.
PART I—PRELIMINARY
1. These regulations may be cited as the
Classification of Publications Regulations, 1985 .2. These regulations shall take effect from 1 April 1985.
3. In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires:
"the Act" means the
Classification of Publications Act, 1974 ."A.C.T. law" means the
Classification of Publications Ordinance 1983 of the Australian Capital Territory (including the regulations under that Ordinance) as in force from time to time."trailer" means a film that comprises or includes excerpts from another film and is designed
to advertise that other film.
4. The
5. For the purposes of section 14 of the Act, the A.C.T. law is a corresponding law.
5a. For the purposes of section 14 of the Act, a classification of a publication under a corresponding law as a category 1 or 2 restricted publication or a "G", "PG", "M", "MA" or "R" film corresponds to a classification in the same terms under the Act.
6. Where the Board considers the classification to be assigned to a publication that is a film at the request of any person such person shall pay to the Board a fee of $35.00 which is not refundable.
7. (1) An application pursuant to section 15 of the Act for the review of a classification assigned to a publication may be lodged with the Registrar of the Board and must be in the form set out in Schedule 1.
(2) An application referred to in subregulation (1) of this regulation must be accompanied by seven copies of the publication, where the publication is not a film, of which six copiers shall be returned to the applicant after the Board’s decision in respect of the application has been made.
(3) An application for review by the Board, in respect of a publication that is a film, must be accompanied by a fee of $50 which is not refundable.
PART II
MARKING OF PUBLICATIONS OTHER THAN FILMS
7a. Regulations 8 and 9 are made for the purposes of section 18(4) of the Act.
8. (1) A publication, other than a film, that is a category 1 restricted publication must be marked on its front:
with a symbol in the form of a capital letter "R" enclosed within but not touched by a diamond the letter being not less than 5 mm and not more than 10 mm in height; and | |
alongside the symbol referred to in paragraph | |
"Category 1 Restricted Publication—Not available to persons under 18 years. Not to be exhibited publicly unless in a sealed package.". |
(2) Where a category 1 restricted publication, other than a film, is displayed in a sealed package that is opaque such package must be marked on its front with the markings referred to in subregulation (1) of this regulation.
9. A publication, other than a film, that is a category 2 restricted publication must be marked
on its front:
with a symbol in the form of a capital letter "R" enclosed within but not touched by a diamond the letter being not less than 5 mm and not more than 10 mm in height; and | |
alongside the symbol referred to in paragraph |
"Category 2 Restricted Publication—Not available to persons under 18 years. Not to be sold or exhibited except in a restricted publications area. To be delivered only on direct request and in opaque wrapping. Not to be advertised publicly.".
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11. (1) No person shall display, sell, deliver or otherwise deal with an unclassified publication, other than a film, if such publication is marked in a manner specified in this Division.
(2) Any person who is in breach of or fails to comply with this regulation shall be guilty of an offence and liable to a penalty not exceeding $2 000.
PART III
FILMS
DIVISION I—MARKING OF FILMS AND CONTAINERS
11a. (1) This Division applies to any film classified under the Act.
(2) In this Division—
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a reference to the classification description appropriate to a film is a reference to— | ||||||||||
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a reference to consumer advice appropriate to a film is a reference to a statement, if any, setting out a warning or advice about the contents of the film to be given to potential consumers included in the certificate of classification of the film issued by the Board or the Censorship Board within the meaning of the A.C.T. law. |
11b. (1) Each film must include an image (displayed before the film or contemporaneously with the title of the film) of—
the appropriate classification symbol; | |
the appropriate classification description; | |
and | |
the appropriate consumer advice, if any. |
(2) Subject to subregulation (3), a trailer must include an image (displayed before the film or contemporaneously with the title of the film) of the classification symbol appropriate to the film advertised in the trailer.
(3) In the case of a trailer advertising an "M" film or an "MA" film the numerals and plus sign forming part of the classification symbol need not be displayed.
(4) The design for the image required to be included in a film or trailer and the length of time for which it is displayed must be such as to ensure that the image is clearly legible to a person viewing the film or trailer.
(5) A person who sells, displays or delivers on sale a film or trailer that does not comply with this regulation is guilty of an offence.
Penalty: | $2 000. |
11c. (1) This regulation is made for the purposes of section 18(4) of the Act.
(2) The spine of a video cassette must be marked with the classification symbol appropriate to the film contained in the cassette.
(3) Subject to subregulation (4), a video cassette cover that includes written or pictorial matter relating to the film it contains must be marked as follows:
on a band, 20 mm in width, across the base of the front of the cover there must be displayed— | ||||
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the appropriate classification symbol must also be displayed— | ||
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no further information may be displayed on the parts of the cover referred to in paragraphs |
11d. For the purposes of section 18(4) of the Act, any package, container, wrapping or casing (other than a video cassette or video cassette cover) that is designed or used to hold a film and that contains a film and includes written or pictorial matter relating to the film must be marked in a prominent position with—
the appropriate classification symbol; | |
the appropriate classification description; | |
and | |
the appropriate consumer advice, if any. |
11e. (1) Any marking required to be displayed under this Division must be of a size not less than that specified in schedule 4.
(2) The typeface and colours used for any markings required to be displayed under this Division must be such as to ensure that the markings are clearly visible.
11f. Where a film has been assigned a classification under the Act before 1 June, 1990, and that classification has not subsequently been altered, the film and any package, container, wrapping or casing containing such a film may, instead of being marked in accordance with these regulations, be marked in accordance with the regulations as in force immediately prior to that date.
12. (1) No person shall display, sell, deliver or otherwise deal with an unclassified publication that is a film if such film is marked in the manner specified in this Division.
(2) Any person who is in breach of or fails to comply with this regulation shall be guilty of an offence and liable to a penalty not exceeding $2 000.
DIVISION II—ADVERTISEMENTS
13. (1) A person who publishes a printed advertisement of a film that has been classified under the Act is guilty of an offence if the advertisement does not comply with this Division.
Penalty: | $2 000. |
(2) It is a defence to a charge of an offence against subregulation (1) if the defendant
proves—
that he or she took no part in determining the contents of the advertisement; | |
and | |
that he or she could not reasonably be expected to have known that the advertisement did not comply with the Division. |
13a. (1) Subject to subregulation (2), each printed advertisement of a film that has been classified under the Act must display the classification symbol, classification description and consumer advice (if any) appropriate to the film advertised.
area of less than 150 cm | (2) In the case of a printed advertisement for an "M" film or an "MA" film that occupies an |
need not be displayed. (3) The markings required to be displayed in an advertisement under this regulation must be
displayed as close as practicable to the title of the film advertised.
13b. (1) Subject to this regulation, any marking required to be displayed under this Division must be of a size not less than that specified in schedule 4.
than 150 cm | (2) Where a printed advertisement of a film classified under the Act occupies an area of less |
half the height of the general character size in the main title of the film advertised.
(3) The typeface and colours used for any marking required to be displayed under this Division must be such as to ensure that the markings are clearly visible.
DIVISION III—SIGNS
13c. (1) For the purposes of section 18(4aa) of the Act, at least one sign complying with subregulation (2) must be displayed in a conspicuous place where, and in such form that, the sign may be conveniently read by any person on the premises.
(2) The sign must contain the following information, printed in characters not less than 15 mm high and in a dark colour on a light coloured background:
SYMBOLS EXPLANATION
G | FOR GENERAL EXHIBITION |
PG | PARENTAL GUIDANCE RECOMMENDED FOR PERSONS UNDER 15 YEARS |
M | 15 + | RECOMMENDED FOR MATURE AUDIENCES 15 YEARS AND OVER |
MA | 15 + RESTRICTIONS APPLY TO PERSONS UNDER THE AGE OF 15 |
YEARS
R | 18 + RESTRICTED TO ADULTS 18 YEARS AND OVER |
PART IV
RESTRICTED PUBLICATIONS AREAS
14. (1) A person may establish, construct and manage a restricted publications area as the whole or part of any premises where the greater proportion of the business conducted on such premises is devoted to the sale of publications, other than films, including books, magazines or other related materials or to the sale of goods commonly known as marital aids or sex aids provided that:
the interior of such area cannot be seen from without and is equipped at each entrance with a gate or similar device capable of being fastened to exclude persons when such area is not in use; and | |
a notice bearing the words "RESTRICTED PUBLICATIONS AREA—PERSONS UNDER EIGHTEEN YEARS OF AGE MAY NOT ENTER. THE PUBLIC ARE WARNED THAT SOME PUBLICATIONS DISPLAYED HEREIN MAY CAUSE OFFENCE" is displayed prominently at all entrances to such area; and | |
the person selling, displaying or exhibiting the restricted publications or an adult employed by him is in attendance in such area at all times when the public are permitted access to that area. |
(2) No person shall establish, construct or manage a restricted publications area except in accordance with this regulation.
(3) Any person who is in breach of or fails to comply with this regulation shall be guilty of an offence and liable to a penalty not exceeding $1 000.
15. (1) A person who is in charge of or in attendance at a restricted publications area shall not knowingly permit a minor to enter the restricted publications area.
(2) Any person who is in breach of or fails to comply with this regulation shall be guilty of an offence and liable to a penalty not exceeding $1 000.
16. (1) A person who is a minor shall not enter a restricted publications area.
(2) Any person who is in breach of or fails to comply with this regulation shall be guilty of an offence and liable to a penalty not exceeding $1 000.
PART V
MISCELLANEOUS
17. (1) Pursuant to and for the purposes of section 14(4) of the Act a classified publication that is a film may be altered:
to the extent that material is deleted so far as is necessary to effect repairs to the film; | |
to the extent that material contained in a trailer is deleted; and | |
to the extent of adding, in the form of a trailer, excerpts from another film which has previously been given the same classification as or a lower classification than the classified film concerned. |
(2) For the purposes of subregulation (1) of this regulation "G" is the lowest classification, "PG" is the second lowest classification, "M" is the third lowest classification, "MA" is the fourth lowest classification and "R" is the highest classification.
18. (1) A person shall not advertise a film that is not classified.
(2) Any person who is in breach of or fails to comply with this regulation shall be guilty of an offence and liable to a penalty not exceeding $2 000.
19. (1) A person or body specified, or of a class specified, in the first column of Schedule 2 is, subject to any applicable condition set out in the second column of Schedule 2, exempt from the provisions of the Act in respect of the distribution, delivery or exhibition of, or other dealing with, restricted publications.
(2) A person or body specified, or of a class specified, in the first column of Schedule 3 is, subject to any applicable condition set out in the second column of Schedule 3, exempt from the provisions of the Act in respect of the distribution, delivery or exhibition of, or other dealing with, films.
(3) A person ceases to have the benefit of an exemption under subregulation (2) if the person deals with a film pursuant to the exemption and the Board subsequently—
classifies the film otherwise than as "G"; | |
or | |
refrains from classifying the film. |
(4) For the purposes of Schedule 2 and Schedule 3—
"council" means a municipal or district council and includes a body exercising the powers of
a municipal or district council:
"institute" has the same meaning as in the
Libraries Act, 1982 :"sporting club" means a club, association or other body formed to promote participation in,
or the enjoyment of, sport:
"sporting film" means a film that is solely or predominantly devoted to depicting a sport or
instruction in, or training for, a sport.
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SCHEDULE 1
South Australia
CLASSIFICATION OF PUBLICATIONS ACT, 1974
CLASSIFICATION OF PUBLICATIONS BOARD
APPLICATION FOR REVIEW OF CLASSIFICATION UNDER SECTION 15
Title or description of publication (and author if known). (If a periodical show volume No., issue No., date of issue.)
Type of publication (e.g. Paperback, Poster, Comic,
Book, Magazine, Film, Slide.)
Name and address of publisher.
Date of publication.
Has the publication been classified previously in
Australia?
If so, how, and by whom?
Name and address of applicant (and telephone number, if any).
Statement of interest in applying for review of
classification. (e.g. Importer/Publisher/Distributor/
Retailer/offended person.)
Any features to which you wish to draw particular attention should be listed (in an attached statement if necessary).
Copies of the publication are submitted herewith for consideration.
To the Registrar,
Classification of Publications Board,
Adelaide.
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Signature of Applicant
SCHEDULE 2
Exemptions in respect of restricted | Conditions of exemption |
publications
1. | State Library of South Australia. | In relation to any library exempted under this schedule |
2. | The State Film and Video Library | That the library install and |
of South Australia (a division | maintain a system that prevents | |
of the South Australian Film | the distribution, delivery or | |
Corporation). | exhibition of restricted publications to minors. | |
3. | Public libraries maintained and managed by councils. | |
4. | Libraries administered by institutes. | |
5. | Libraries managed and administered by— |
the Council of the University of Adelaide; | |
the Council of the Flinders University of South Australia; | |
the Council of the South Australian Institute of Technology; | |
or | |
the Council of the South Australian College of Advanced Education. |
6. | The Agricultural Video Information | That the Agricultural Video |
Digest. | Information Digest maintain a system that prevents the distribution, delivery or exhibition of restricted publications to minors. |
SCHEDULE 3
Exemptions in respect of films | Conditions of exemption |
1. | The proprietors of Video | That the exemption extends only | |||||
Entertainment Systems, | to the distribution to hotels, | ||||||
123 Gouger Street, Adelaide. | clubs and similar establishments of films depicting games of Australian Rules Football played not more than 6 days prior to distribution. | ||||||
2. | The proprietors, customers | That the exemption extends only | |||||
and members of a hotel, club | to dealing with films depicting | ||||||
or other similar establishment. | games of Australian Rules Football played not more than 6 days previously. | ||||||
3. | The members of a sporting club. | That the exemption extends only to clubs dealing with sporting films. | |||||
4. | The proprietors of | That the exemption extends only | |||||
Motorsport Video, | to dealing with sporting films. | ||||||
1 Hampshire Road, Glen Waverley, Victoria. | |||||||
5. | Pharlow Productions Pty Ltd, | That the exemption extends only | |||||
2 Trennery Street, | to dealing with sporting films. | ||||||
West Richmond. | |||||||
6. | The Queen Victoria Hospital | That the exemption extends only | |||||
Incorporated, | to dealing with films that relate | ||||||
The Queen Victoria Hospital | to obstetrics, gynaecology, | ||||||
Foundation Incorporated, | neonatal paediatrics or similar | ||||||
160 Fullarton Road, | topics. | ||||||
Rose Park. | |||||||
7. | Dr. P.S. Slatter, | That the exemption extends only | |||||
315 Magill Road, | to dealing with films that relate | ||||||
Trinity Gardens. | to veterinary surgery. | ||||||
8. | The proprietors of | That the exemption extends only | |||||
Video Tape Ministry, | to dealing with films that are | ||||||
27 Sturt Street, | produced for religious purposes. | ||||||
Adelaide. | |||||||
9. | V.T.S. Systems Pty Ltd | That the exemption extends only | |||||
78 Fullarton Road, | to dealing with films that relate | ||||||
Norwood. | to the promotion of tourism. | ||||||
10. | C.V.P. Pty. Ltd., | That the exemption extends only | |||||
Trading as T.T.V. | to dealing with sporting films | ||||||
Video Books, | or films of an educational or | ||||||
83 Gilles Street, | instructional nature. | ||||||
Adelaide. | |||||||
11. | Spencer Gulf Telecasters | That the exemption extends only | |||||
Limited, | to dealing with films that are | ||||||
76 Wandearah Road, | recordings of programmes | ||||||
Port Pirie. | produced and broadcasted by Spencer Gulf Telecasters Limited. | ||||||
12. | Alexander Morrison, and Agnes | The exemption extends only to | |||||
Dalgeish Whitehead Morrison, | dealings with films designed to | ||||||
13 Bowering Street, | promote tourism. | ||||||
Millicent, South Australia. | |||||||
13. | The A.N.I. Corporation Limited | That the exemption extends only | |||||
trading as Selby Anax at | to dealing with films that are of | ||||||
69 Anzac Highway | an educational or instructional | ||||||
Ashford 5035. | nature in the field of medicine. | ||||||
14. | Acre Industries (Australia) | That the exemption extends only | |||||
Pty. Ltd., | to dealing with films that are | ||||||
4 Cooder Crescent, | of an educational or | ||||||
Morphett Vale. | instructional nature. | ||||||
15. | The proprietors of Common Films, | That the exemption extends only | |||||
41 Percival Road Stanmore | to dealing with the film "We | ||||||
New South Wales and members of | Come From The Land". | ||||||
the Jerringa and Wreck Bay Aboriginal communities. | |||||||
16. | The Sydney Tramway Museum of | That the exemption extends only | |||||
Princess Highway, Loftus, | to dealing with the film "Sydney | ||||||
New South Wales. | Tramway Memories Reel Three". | ||||||
17. | The Queensland Centre for the | That the exemption extends only | |||||
Prevention of Child Abuse. |
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Abuse—Confronting the Problem". | |||||||
18. | The Adult Literacy Information | That the exemption extends only | |||||
Office, Department of T.A.F.E., | to dealing with the film series | ||||||
New South Wales. | "Between the lines". | ||||||
19. | Film Victoria, 409 King Street, | That the exemption extends only | |||||
Melbourne, Victoria. | to dealing with films produced by Film Victoria of an educational or instructional nature. | ||||||
20. | The Queensland Centre for the | That the exemption extends only | |||||
Prevention of Child Abuse, | to dealing with the film "The | ||||||
G.P.O. Box 806, Brisbane, | Teenager, The Parent, and How | ||||||
Queensland. | to Survive". | ||||||
21. | SHHH Australia Inc., 1334 | That the exemption extends only | |||||
Pacific Highway, Turramurra, | to dealing with the film "Hearing | ||||||
New South Wales. | Loss: The Invisible Handicap". | ||||||
22. | The Queensland Centre for the | That the exemption extends only | |||||
Prevention of Child Abuse, | to dealing with the film "Look | ||||||
GPO Box 806, | After Yourself". | ||||||
Brisbane, Queensland. | |||||||
23. | The Jundah Aboriginal Corporation, | That the exemption extends only | |||||
GPO Box 65, | to dealing with the films "Knock | ||||||
Murgon, Queensland. | Off, I’ll Tell On You" and "Hey Youfellows, It’s Time". | ||||||
24. | Bladons Australia Pty. Ltd., | That the exemption extends only | |||||
283 Penshurst Street, | to dealing with the film "Sydney | ||||||
Willoughby, New South Wales. | Inside Out". | ||||||
25. | Nolcorp Pty. Ltd. | That the exemption extends only | |||||
trading as Space and Video | to dealing with the film "History | ||||||
Entertainment, GPO Box | in the Making". | ||||||
1293, Mackay, Queensland. |
SCHEDULE 4
Size of markings
Marking | Where displayed— |
in accordance | in a printed | in a printed | in any other |
with reg. 11c | advertisement | advertisement | other printed |
or 11d | consisting | consisting of | advertisement |
of a one | a day bill | occupying an | |
sheet poster | area of 150cm more |
CLASSIFICATION
SYMBOL
geometric | 48 pts. long | 108 pts. long | 67 pts. long | 20 pts. long |
symbol for | 36 pts. high | 81 pts. high | 50 pts. high | 16 pts. high |
PG" films | ||||
geometric | 48 pts. high | 108 pts. high | 67 pts. high | 20 pts. high |
symbol for other films | ||||
letter | 24 pts. high | 54 pts. high | 34 pts. high | 10 pts. high |
forming part of geometric symbol | ||||
numerals | 16 pts. high | 36 pts. high | 22 pts. high | 7 pts. high |
and plus sign ("M", "MA" or "R" film only) | ||||
CLASSIFICATION | 12 pts. high | 27 pts. high | 17 pts. high | 6 pts. high |
DESCRIPTION | ||||
CONSUMER | 10 pts. high | 22 pts. high | 14 pts. high | 6 pts. high |
ADVICE |
Part I heading: | inserted by 74, 1990, reg. 3 |
Regulation 3: | definition of "A.C.T. law" inserted by 77, 1993, reg. 3 definition of "trailer" inserted by 74, 1990, reg. 4 |
Regulation 5: | substituted by 77, 1993, reg. 4 |
Regulation 5a: | inserted by 16, 1987, reg. 2; varied by 77, 1993, reg. 5 |
Regulation 6: | varied by 188, 1985, reg. 2 |
Part II heading: | inserted by 74, 1990, reg. 5 |
Section 7a: | inserted by 74, 1990, reg. 5 |
Regulation 10: | varied by 155, 1986, reg. 2; revoked by 74, 1990, reg. 6 |
Regulation 11: | varied by 74, 1990, reg. 7 |
Part III and Division I |
headings: | inserted by 74, 1990, reg. 8 |
Regulation 11a: | inserted by 74, 1990, reg. 8 |
Regulation 11a(2): | varied by 77, 1993, reg. 6 |
Regulation 11b: | inserted by 74, 1990, reg. 8 |
Regulation 11b(3): | varied by 77, 1993, reg. 7 |
Regulations 11c - 11f: | inserted by 74, 1990, reg. 8 |
Regulation 12: | varied by 74, 1990, reg. 9 |
Division II heading: | inserted by 74, 1990, reg. 10 |
Regulation 13: | substituted by 74, 1990, reg. 10 |
Regulation 13a: | inserted by 74, 1990, reg. 10 |
Regulation 13a(2): | varied by 77, 1993, reg. 8 |
Regulation 13b: | inserted by 74, 1990, reg. 10 |
Division III heading: | inserted by 74, 1990, reg. 10 |
Regulation 13c: | inserted by 74, 1990, reg. 10 |
Regulation 13c(2): | varied by 77, 1993, reg. 9 |
Part IV heading: | inserted by 74, 1990, reg. 11 |
Part V heading: | inserted by 74, 1990, reg. 12 |
Regulation 17(1): | varied by 74, 1990, reg. 13 |
Regulation 17(2): | varied by 77, 1993, reg. 10 |
Regulation 19: | substituted by 155, 1986, reg. 3 |
Regulations 20 - 23: | revoked by 155, 1986, reg. 3 |
Schedule 2: | varied by 152, 1985, reg. 2; substituted by 155, 1986, reg. 4 |
Schedule 3: | substituted by 155, 1986, reg. 4 |
Item 5: | varied by 202, 1986, reg. 2(a) |
Item 10: | inserted by 202, 1986, reg. 2(b) |
Item 11: | inserted by 16, 1987, reg. 3 |
Item 12: | inserted by 92, 1987, reg. 2 |
Item 13: | inserted by 261, 1987, reg. 2 |
Item 14: | inserted by 270, 1987, reg. 2; substituted by 22, 1988, reg. 2 |
Item 15: | inserted by 242, 1988, reg. 2 |
Item 16: | inserted by 81, 1989, reg. 2 |
Item 17: | inserted by 211, 1989, reg. 2 |
Item 18: | inserted by 4, 1990, reg. 2 |
Item 19: | inserted by 27, 1990, reg. 2 |
Item 20: | inserted by 62, 1990, reg. 2 |
Item 21: | inserted by 129, 1991, reg. 2 |
Item 22: | inserted by 172, 1991, reg. 2 |
Item 23: | inserted by 46, 1992, reg. 2 |
Item 24: | inserted by 11, 1993, reg. 2 |
Item 25: | inserted by 90, 1993, reg. 3 |
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