Distillation Regulations 1926 (Cth)

Distillation Regulations 1926

Statutory Rules 1926 No. 206 as amended

made under the

Distillation Act 1901

This compilation was prepared on 23 August 2001

taking into account amendments up to SR 2001 No. 223

Prepared by the Office of Legislative Drafting,

Attorney-General’s Department, Canberra

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1Name of Regulations [see Note 1]

These Regulations are the Distillation Regulations 1926.

1AInterpretation

(1)
In these regulations, the Act means the Distillation Act 1901‑1968.
(2)
In these regulations:
(a)
references to the bottling of spirits shall be read as references to the putting-up of spirits into a bottle, flask or can; and
(b)
references to a bottle of spirits shall, unless the contrary intention appears, be read as references to a bottle, flask or can of spirits.

2Application for spirit maker’s licence

An application for a spirit maker’s licence shall be in accordance with Form 1, and shall comply with all the requirements indicated therein.

3Fee for spirit maker’s licence application

(1)
A spirit maker’s licence shall be in accordance with Form 3 or Form 5.
(2)
The annual fee for a spirit maker’s licence is nil.

4Security — application for spirit maker’s licence

(1)
The security required to be given by section 18 of the Act in respect of an application for a spirit maker’s licence shall be in accordance with Form 4 or Form 6.
(2)
The amount of the security referred to in subregulation (1) shall be such amount, being not less than One thousand dollars and not more than Ten thousand dollars, as the Collector determines.

30Recording of quantity of spirits produced

Except by authority no access shall be had to the end of the worm of any still or to any low wines feints or spirits from the time of the extraction or distillation thereof in the still unless the distiller has recorded the quantity of spirits produced.

31Recording of quantity of beer, wine or wash conveyed to still

(1)
Where the Collector has directed a distiller to keep any records in respect of beer, wine or wash that is conveyed to a still, the distiller shall not convey any beer, wine or wash to a still:
(a)
unless the distiller has recorded those particulars; or
(b)
unless the distiller, or any employee of the distiller, authorized by the distiller for the purpose, has signed his or her name opposite to or immediately under the entry of those particulars in the records of the distiller.
(2)
An officer may direct a distiller not to convey beer, wine or wash to a still until the officer has assessed the quantity to be so conveyed.
(3)
A distiller shall comply with a direction given by an officer under the last preceding subregulation.

47AInterpretation of cask in regulations 48 to 77

For the purposes of regulations 48 to 77 (inclusive) of these regulations, cask includes drum and any other vessel approved by the Collector.

48Spirit store

The spirit store is for the purpose of carrying on therein the flavouring, colouring, blending, and bottling of spirits, and the putting of spirits into casks. Spirits may also be stored in the spirit store during the process of maturing.

50Spirits kept in spirit store

Only spirits in vats and in vessels approved by the Collector shall be kept in the spirit store. When vat is referred to the reference shall include any approved vessel.

55Distillery identification

The Collector shall advise each distiller of the letter allotted to his distillery, to be called the distillery letter, and the number representing the State in which the distillery is situated, to be called the State number.

56Identification of casks

Every cask brought into the spirit store must be in sound condition and have legibly cut or branded or painted in oil colours the following particulars:
On the outside of one end of the cask the name of the distiller or of the distillery, the place where the distillery is situated, and the distillery letter placed directly above the State number, thus,
On the other end of the cask its consecutive number and its weight, and when filled with spirits, the number of litres it contains, and when rates of duty differ according to the material from which the spirits are made a letter denoting the material from which the spirits are made.
The Collector may, on the application of a purchaser of the spirits, permit the erasure from the casks of the name of the distiller or of the distillery, and of the place where the distillery is situated, and the substitution of the trade name and mark of the purchaser, provided that the distillery letter, State number, and the bond marks are preserved undefaced, and that the words “Made in Australia” are legibly cut, or branded or painted in oil colours on the casks.

61Duty on blended spirits

If imported spirits are to be mixed with Australian spirits for exportation only, then no duty shall be charged on the imported spirits, but if imported flavouring spirits are to be mixed with spirits for home consumption, then, if the rate of duty on the imported spirits is greater than the rate of duty payable on the spirits distilled in Australia, the difference between such rates of duty shall be paid on the flavouring spirits before removal from the warehouse licensed under the Customs Act 1901-1968 to the spirit store of the distiller.

62Deficiency of spirits

The dip of any vats containing spirits may at any time be taken by an officer, and if any deficiency of spirits has taken place which cannot be attributed to natural loss, the distiller shall pay duty on the quantity of spirits so found deficient.

63Spirit blending

The spirits in the spirit store may be blended.

64Clarification of cloudy spirits

The clarification of cloudy spirits may be allowed by the addition thereto of a solution of alum in the proportion of not more than 4 litres of such solution to every 1,000 litres of spirits, or by means of any other treatment approved by the CEO.

65Reduction of spirits

A distiller may, by adding water thereto, reduce any spirits in the vat in the spirit store.

67Packaging of spirits

Where spirits that have been bottled in a distillery are not removed from the distillery immediately after they have been bottled, the distiller shall cause the bottles of spirits to be packed into outer containers each of which contains only bottles of a like capacity.

68Labelling of spirits

(1)
A distiller shall label every bottle of spirits with the words “Produce of Australia”, “Made in Australia” or other words approved by the Collector indicating that the spirits have been distilled in Australia and with:
(a)
the name of the place where the spirits were bottled and the name of:
(i)
the distiller who bottled the spirits; or
(ii)
the distillery where they were bottled; or
(b)
the distillery letter and State number of the distillery where the spirits were bottled.
(2)
A distiller shall paint or brand on each case in which spirits have been packed:
(a)
the name of the place where the spirits were bottled and the name of:
(i)
the distiller who bottled the spirits; or
(ii)
the distillery where they were bottled; or
(b)
the distillery letter and State number of the distillery where the spirits were bottled.

70Calculation of quantity of spirits

The quantity of spirits in any cask or bottle may be calculated by weight, measure, or gauge, as the Collector may direct.

74Re-vatting stored spirits

A distiller may, by authority, re-vat in his spirit store, any spirits stored in his spirit warehouse.

75Gauging of vats

Vats may be gauged by an officer whenever he deems it necessary.

79Casks to be marked

A cask shall not be taken into the spirit warehouse unless it is marked as required by regulation 56.

80Casks to remain unaltered

None of the particulars on a cask shall be altered in any way whilst in the spirit warehouse, except by permission of the Collector under regulation 56.

81Arrangement of casks

Casks must be arranged, stacked, or stowed so that an officer may pass easily between every tier.

82Leakage of spirits

Where spirits leak from a cask in a distillery, the distiller shall, as soon as possible after the discovery of the leakage:
(a)
cause the cask to be repaired so as to prevent further leakage;
(b)
ascertain the quantity of spirits that has leaked from the cask; and
(c)
inform the Collector of the occurrence of the leakage and of the quantity of spirits lost.

87Additives not permitted

Nothing shall be added to spirits in the spirit warehouse.

90Duty paid on spirits

All spirits in the spirit warehouse upon which the duty has been paid must be removed forthwith from the distillery.

93Methylated spirits

Spirits may be methylated and entered for home consumption in a distillery as in the case of spirits warehoused under the Customs Act 1901-1925.

94Application for vigneron’s licence

The application for a vigneron’s licence shall be in accordance with Form 1, and shall comply with all the requirements indicated therein.

95Fee for vigneron’s licence application

(1)
A vigneron’s licence shall be in accordance with Form 13.
(2)
The annual fee for a vigneron’s licence is nil.

96Security — application for vigneron’s licence

(1)
The security required to be given by section 18 of the Act in respect of an application for a vigneron’s licence shall be in accordance with Form 14.
(2)
The amount of the security referred to in subregulation (1) shall be such amount, being not less than One thousand dollars and not more than Ten thousand dollars, as the Collector determines.

97Granting or renewal of vigneron’s licence

A vigneron’s licence shall only be granted or renewed in respect of:
(a)
a pot still capable of containing more than 1,100 litres but less than 2,750 litres; or
(b)
a continuous still capable of exhausting more than 200 litres but less than 700 litres of wine in an hour.

116Application for experimenter’s licence

An application for an experimenter’s licence shall be in accordance with Form 1.

116AFee for experimenter’s licence application

The annual fee for an experimenter’s licence is nil.
117Security-application for experimenter’s licence
The security required to be given by section 18 of the Act in respect of an application for an experimenter’s licence shall be in accordance with the following scale, namely, not less than $10 and not more than $1000 as the Collector determines.

118Form of experimenter’s licence

An experimenter’s licence shall be in accordance with Form 2.

119Number of experimenters’ licences

The number of experimenters’ licences that may be in force at any one time is 50.

127Dealing with samples

(1)
A sample taken or obtained by an officer under the provisions of section 63 or section 71 of the Distillation Act 1901 shall be dealt with in the following manner:
(a)
The officer taking or obtaining the sample shall, in the presence of the person or the agent or servant of the person from whom the sample is taken or obtained, divide the sample into three equal parts and label or mark and securely seal each part; and
(b)
the officer shall hand one part to the owner or the agent or servant, deliver for report another part to an analyst approved by the Collector, and retain the third part for further examination, if necessary.
(2)
Delivery of the part to the analyst may be effected personally or by sending the part by registered post addressed to the analyst at the analyst’s usual address, or in such other manner as the Collector approves.
(3)
In the event of any dispute as to the identity of the part received by the analyst the burden of proof shall lie upon the person complaining.
(4)
The production of a certificate of analysis of the part purporting to be signed by the analyst shall be sufficient evidence of the identity of the part and of the result of the analysis, without proof of the signature of the person purporting to have signed the certificate.

128Declarations

(1)
Forms containing declarations may be signed by a duly authorized agent in cases where the principal is legally incapable of making a declaration.
(2)
Any officer may require from any agent the production of a written authority from the principal for whom the agent claims to act, and in default of the production of such authority may refuse to recognize the agency.
(3)
Any declaration made by an agent in pursuance of this regulation shall be held to have been made with the knowledge and consent of the principal, so that in any prosecution in respect of any declaration made by any such agent the principal shall be liable to the pecuniary punishment provided by the Act or these regulations, as if such declaration had been made by the principal.
(4)
An authority under this regulation may be according to Form 21.

129Forms and tables

The forms and tables prescribed by or referred to in these regulations are those in the accompanying Schedule.

134Repeal

The Distillation Regulations 1913 (Statutory Rules 1913, No. 343, as amended by Statutory Rules 1920, Nos. 41, 184, 214; 1921, No. 38; 1925, Nos. 9, 27, 111, 145) are repealed.

Schedule

Form 1Application for licence to distil spirits

(regulations 2, 94 and 116)

Commonwealth of Australia

Distillation Act 1901

Place
Date

I hereby apply for a

Spirit Maker’s General

Wine Distiller’s

Vigneron’s

Experimenter’s

licence to distil spirits at premises situated at

(State place or town and street)

A ground plan displaying the whole of these premises and showing the name and position on the premises of each building that is to be used for operations subject to the Distillation Act 1901 is attached.

Full name of applicant ................................................................................

Address .......................................................................................................

Present occupation .....................................................................................

........................................................
Signature of Applicant

Form 2Experimenter’s licence

(regulation 118)

Commonwealth of Australia

Distillation Act 1901

This licence is issued to

and, subject to the Distillation Act 1901 and to the Distillation Regulations 1926, authorises the licensee to distil spirits from any material for the purpose of research into the production or use of fuel ethanol (being denatured ethanol for use as a fuel in internal combustion engines), including research relating to the development of technology for such production or use.

Unless previously cancelled, this licence shall remain in force until 31 December 20 , but may be renewed in accordance with section 22 of that Act.

Dated this day of 20 .
Collector

Form 3Spirit-maker’s general licence

(regulation 3)

Commonwealth of Australia

Distillation Act 1901

This licence is issued to upon the condition that the licensee complies with the Distillation Act 1901 and the Regulations thereunder relating to spirit-makers’ licences, and authorises the licensee to distil spirits on the licensee’s premises situated at .

Unless previously cancelled, this licence shall remain in force until 31st December 20 , but may be renewed in accordance with section 22 of the Distillation Act 1901.

Dated this day of 20 .

Collector

Form 4Security — spirit maker’s general licence

(regulation 4)

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA

Distillation Act 1901

Excise Act 1901

SECURITY

SPIRIT MAKER’S GENERAL LICENCE

BY THIS SECURITY the Subscribers are, pursuant to the Distillation Act 1901 and the Excise Act 1901, bound to the CEO (as defined in those Acts) in the sum of subject only to this

condition that if who is an applicant for a Spirit-maker’s General Licence under the Distillation Act 1901, authorizing the Licensee to distil Spirits from any material, complies with the provisions of that Act and any amendment thereof or any Act passed in substitution therefor and the Regulations for the time being in force thereunder, so long as the applicant holds a Spirit-maker’s General Licence thereunder then this security shall be thereby discharged.*

Dated at the day of 20

Names and Descriptions of Subscribers

Signatures

Subscribers

Signatures

Witnesses

*Note If liability is not intended to be joint and several and for the full amount, here state what is intended, as for example, thus: “The liability of the subscribers is joint only”, or “The liability of (mentioning subscribers) is limited to (here state amount of limit of liability or mode of ascertaining limit).”

Form 5Wine distiller’s licence

(regulation 3)

Commonwealth of Australia

Distillation Act 1901

This licence is issued to upon the condition that the licensee complies with the Distillation Act 1901 and the Regulations thereunder relating to wine distillers’ licences and authorises the licensee to distil spirits from wine or lees of wine on the licensee’s premises situated at

Unless previously cancelled, this licence shall remain in force until 31st December 20 , but may be renewed in accordance with section 22 of the Distillation Act 1901.

Dated this day of 20 .

Collector

Form 6Security — wine distiller’s licence

(regulation 4)

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA

Distillation Act 1901

Excise Act 1901

SECURITY

WINE DISTILLER’S LICENCE

BY THIS SECURITY the Subscribers are, pursuant to the Distillation Act 1901 and the Excise Act 1901, bound to the CEO (as defined in those Acts) in the sum of subject only

to this condition that if who is an applicant for a Wine Distiller’s Licence under the Distillation Act 1901 authorizing the licensee to distil Spirits from wine or lees of wine, complies with that Act and any amendment thereof or any Act passed in substitution therefor and the Regulations for the time being in force thereunder so long as the applicant holds a Wine Distiller’s Licence thereunder then this security shall be thereby discharged.*

Dated at the day of 20 .

Names and Descriptions of Subscribers

Signatures

Subscribers

Signatures

Witnesses

*Note If liability is not intended to be joint and several and for the full amount, here state what is intended as for example, thus: “The liability of the subscribers is joint only,” or “The liability of (mentioning subscribers) is limited to (here state amount of limit of liability or mode of ascertaining limit)”.

Form 13Vigneron’s licence

(regulation 95)

Commonwealth of Australia

Distillation Act 1901

This licence is issued to upon the

condition that the licensee complies with the Distillation Act 1901 and the Regulations thereunder relating to vigneron’s licences and authorises the licensee to distil spirits from wine or lees of wine on the licensee’s premises situated at for the purpose of fortifying wine.

Unless previously cancelled, this licence shall remain in force until 31st December 20 , but may be renewed in accordance with section 22 of the Distillation Act 1901.

Dated this day of 20 .

Collector

Form 14Security — vigneron’s licence

(regulation 96)

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA

Distillation Act 1901

Excise Act 1901

SECURITY

VIGNERON’S LICENCE

By this Security the Subscribers are, pursuant to the Distillation Act 1901 and the Excise Act 1901, bound to the CEO (as defined in those Acts) in the sum of subject only to this condition that if

who is an applicant for a Vigneron’s Licence under the Distillation Act 1901 authorizing the Licensee to distil spirits from wine or lees of wine for the purpose of fortifying wine, complies with that Act and any amendment thereof or any Act passed in substitution therefor and the Regulations for the time being in force thereunder so long as the applicant holds a Vigneron’s Licence thereunder then this security shall be thereby discharged.*

Dated at the day of 20 .

Names and Descriptions of Subscribers

Signatures

Subscribers

Signatures

and Address of Witnesses

*Note If liability is not intended to be joint and several and for the full amount, here state what is intended, as for example, thus: “The liability of the subscribers is joint only,” or, “The liability of (mentioning subscribers) is limited to (here state amount of limit of liability or mode of ascertaining limit)”.

Form 21Authority to agent to sign declarations

(regulation 128)

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA

Distillation Act 1901

(a) hereby authorizes (b)

(whose signature appears below) to sign as its agent forms containing declarations required under the Distillation Regulations 1926.

Dated the day of 20 .

In witness whereof the Common Seal of the (c) was affixed hereto in the presence of

To the Collector

Signature of person authorized

(a) Here insert name of principal.

(b) Here insert name of person authorized.

(c) Here insert “Company,” “Corporation,” or as the case may be.

Notes to the Distillation Regulations 1926

Note 1

The Distillation Regulations 1926 (in force under the Distillation Act 1901) as shown in this compilation comprise Statutory Rules 1926 No. 206 amended as indicated in the Tables below.

Table of Statutory Rules

Year and number	Date of notification in Gazette	Date of commencement	Application, saving or transitional provisions
1926 No. 206	22 Dec 1926	23 Dec 1926
1927 No. 91	18 Aug 1927	13 Aug 1927	—
1929 No. 105	19 Sept 1929	13 Sept 1929	—
1934 No. 71	7 June 1934	7 June 1934	—
1940 No. 281	12 Dec 1940	12 Dec 1940	—
1946 No. 34	21 Feb 1946	21 Feb 1946	—
1946 No. 76	2 May 1946	2 May 1946	—
1946 No. 123	25 July 1946	25 July 1946	—
1947 No. 26	28 Feb 1947	28 Feb 1947	—
1947 No. 84	26 June 1947	1 July 1947	—
1947 No. 141	7 Oct 1947	7 Oct 1947	—
1948 No. 96	29 July 1948	29 July 1948	—
1949 No. 97	25 Nov 1949	25 Nov 1949	—
1951 No. 80	23 July 1951	23 July 1951	—
1951 No. 105	18 Sept 1951	18 Sept 1951	—
1952 No. 98	6 Nov 1952	6 Nov 1952	—
1954 No. 23	18 Mar 1954	18 Mar 1954	—
1954 No. 108	28 Oct 1954	28 Oct 1954	—
1955 No. 64	29 Sept 1955	29 Sept 1955	—
1956 No. 129	24 Dec 1956	24 Dec 1956	—
1957 No. 14	28 Mar 1957	28 Mar 1957	—
1960 No. 28	29 Apr 1960	29 Apr 1960	—
1961 No. 62	28 Apr 1961	28 Apr 1961	—
1962 No. 110	13 Dec 1962	13 Dec 1962	—
1963 No. 148	24 Dec 1963	24 Dec 1963	—
1965 No. 196	24 Dec 1965	24 Dec 1965	—
1966 No. 72	31 Mar 1966	31 Mar 1966	—
1966 No. 175	2 Dec 1966	2 Dec 1966	—
1969 No. 154	26 Sept 1969	1 Oct 1969 (see r. 1 and Gazette 1969, p. 5771)	—
1969 No. 188	4 Dec 1969	4 Dec 1969	—
1969 No. 206	18 Dec 1969	18 Dec 1969	R. 3
1970 No. 115	27 Aug 1970	27 Aug 1970	—
1971 No. 61	20 May 1971	20 May 1971	—
1971 No. 172	22 Dec 1971	22 Dec 1971	—
1972 No. 93	29 June 1972	1 July 1972	—
1973 No. 259	12 Dec 1973	12 Dec 1973	—
1980 No. 113	30 May 1980	30 May 1980	—
1980 No. 375	31 Dec 1980	31 Dec 1980	—
1981 No. 165	30 June 1981	30 June 1981	—
1981 No. 173	30 June 1981	30 June 1981	—
1981 No. 266	24 Sept 1981	24 Sept 1981	—
1982 No. 139	25 June 1982	25 June 1982	—
1982 No. 256	1 Oct 1982	1 Oct 1982	—
1990 No. 219	4 July 1990	4 July 1990	—
1997 No. 253	24 Sept 1997	24 Sept 1997	—
2001 No. 83	4 May 2001	4 May 2001	—
2001 No. 223	23 Aug 2001	23 Aug 2001	—

Table of Amendments

ad. = added or inserted am. = amended rep. = repealed rs. = repealed and substituted
Provision affected	How affected
Heading preceding r.1..........	rep. 1981 No. 173
R. 1..........................................	rs. 2001 No. 83
R. 1A.......................................	ad. 1969 No. 154
Heading preceding r. 2.........	rep. 1981 No. 173
R. 2..........................................	am. 1962 No. 110; 1981 No. 173
R. 3..........................................	rs. 1962 No. 110
am. 1969 No. 206; 1981 No. 173; 2001 No. 223
R. 4..........................................	am. 1947 No. 141; 1969 No. 154; 1981 No. 173
Heading to r. 5.......................	rep. 1981 No. 173
R. 5..........................................	am. 1927 No. 91; 1962 No. 110; 1966 No. 72; 1972 No. 93; 1997 No. 253
rep. 2001 No. 83
Heading preceding r. 5A......	ad. 1966 No. 72
rep. 1969 No. 154
R. 5A.......................................	ad. 1966 No. 72
rep. 1969 No. 154
Heading preceding r. 6.........	rep. 1966 No. 72
R. 6..........................................	am. 1940 No. 281
rep. 1966 No. 72
Rr. 7, 8....................................	rep. 1966 No. 72
Heading preceding r. 9.........	rep. 1981 No. 173
Rr. 9, 10..................................	rep. 1969 No. 154
R. 11........................................	rep. 1954 No. 108
Heading to r. 12.....................	rep. 1981 No. 173
R. 12........................................	am. 1954 No. 108
rep. 2001 No. 83
R. 13........................................	am. 1954 No. 108
rep. 1969 No. 154
Rr. 14–24................................	rep. 1954 No. 108
R. 25........................................	rep. 2001 No. 83
R. 25A.....................................	ad. 1954 No. 108
rep. 1962 No. 110
Rr. 26–29................................	rep. 2001 No. 83
R. 30........................................	am. 1966 No. 72; 1969 No. 154
R. 31........................................	am. 1946 No. 123; 1947 No. 141; 1954 No. 108
rs. 1962 No. 110; 1966 No. 72; 1969 No. 154
am. 2001 No. 83
Rr. 32–37................................	rep. 1946 No. 123
Rr. 38–40................................	rep. 2001 No. 83
R. 40........................................	rs. 1969 No. 154
rep. 2001 No. 83
R. 41........................................	am. 1954 No. 108
rs. 1966 No. 72
rep. 1969 No. 154
R. 42........................................	am. 1954 No. 108; 1966 No. 72
rep. 1969 No. 154
R. 43........................................	am. 1966 No. 72
rep. 1969 No. 154
Heading preceding r. 44.......	rep. 1981 No. 173
R. 44........................................	rs. 1954 No. 108
am. 1962 No. 110
rep. 2001 No. 83
Heading preceding r. 45.......	rep. 1981 No. 173
R. 45........................................	rep. 2001 No. 83
Rr. 46, 47................................	rep. 1962 No. 110
Heading preceding r. 47A....	rep. 1981 No. 173
R. 47A.....................................	ad. 1954 No. 108
R. 49........................................	am. 1972 No. 93
rep. 2001 No. 83
R. 51........................................	am. 1940 No. 281; 1972 No. 93
rep. 2001 No. 83
Rr. 52, 53................................	rep. 2001 No. 83
R. 54........................................	am. 1954 No. 108
rep. 1957 No. 14
R. 56........................................	am. 1972 No. 93
R. 57........................................	rs. 1969 No. 154
rep. 1990 No. 219
R. 58........................................	rep. 1969 No. 154
Rr. 59, 60................................	rs. 1934 No. 71
rep. 1969 No. 154
R. 61........................................	rs. 1934 No. 71
am. 1969 No. 154
R. 61A.....................................	ad. 1954 No. 108
am. 1957 No. 14; 1969 No. 154
rep. 2001 No. 83
R. 64........................................	am. 1972 No. 93; 2001 No. 83
R. 66........................................	rs. 1966 No. 72
rep. 2001 No. 83
R. 67........................................	am. 1966 No. 72
rs. 1969 No. 154
R. 68........................................	am. 1940 No. 281
rs. 1946 No. 76
am. 1954 No. 108
rs. 1962 No. 110
am. 1969 No. 154
R. 69........................................	am. 1954 No. 108
rs. 1969 No. 154
rep. 2001 No. 83
R. 71........................................	am. 1966 No. 72
rs. 1969 No. 154
rep. 1990 No. 219
R. 72........................................	am. 1934 No. 71; 1966 No. 72
rs. 1969 No. 154
rep. 1990 No. 219
R. 72A.....................................	ad. 1969 No. 154
rep. 1990 No. 219
R. 73........................................	am. 1954 No. 108; 1957 No. 14; 1962 No. 110
rep. 2001 No. 83
R. 76........................................	am. 1954 No. 108
rep. 1966 No. 72
R. 77........................................	am. 1966 No. 72
rep. 1969 No. 154
Heading preceding r. 77A....	rep. 1981 No. 173
R. 77A.....................................	ad. 1954 No. 108
rep. 2001 No. 83
R. 78........................................	am. 1972 No. 93
rep. 2001 No. 83
R. 79........................................	rs. 1957 No. 14
R. 82........................................	am. 1966 No. 72
rs. 1969 No. 154
R. 83........................................	rep. 1969 No. 154
R. 84........................................	rep. 1940 No. 281
R. 85........................................	am. 1940 No. 281; 1962 No. 110
rep. 1969 No. 154
R. 86........................................	rep. 1969 No. 154
R. 88........................................	am. 1966 No. 72
rep. 1969 No. 154
R. 89........................................	am. 1940 No. 281
rep. 1962 No. 110
R. 91........................................	rep. 1969 No. 154
R. 92........................................	rs. 1946 No. 34
rep. 1962 No. 110
Heading preceding r. 93.......	rep. 1981 No. 173
Heading preceding r. 94.......	rep. 1981 No. 173
R. 94........................................	am. 1962 No. 110; 1981 No. 173
R. 95........................................	rs. 1962 No. 110
am. 1969 No. 206; 1981 No. 173; 2001 No. 223
R. 96........................................	am. 1947 No. 141; 1969 No. 154; 1981 No. 173
R. 97........................................	rs. 1947 No. 141; 1972 No. 93
R. 98........................................	am. 1969 No. 154
rep. 2001 No. 83
R. 99........................................	rep. 2001 No. 83
R. 100......................................	rs. 1972 No. 93
rep. 2001 No. 83
Rr. 101–103...........................	rep. 2001 No. 83
Rr. 104, 105...........................	rep. 1969 No. 154
Rr. 106–108...........................	rep. 2001 No. 83
R. 109......................................	rs. 1954 No. 108
am. 1966 No. 72
rep. 1969 No. 154
R. 110......................................	am. 1940 No. 281; 1954 No. 108
rep. 1969 No. 154
R. 111......................................	am. 1940 No. 281
rep. 1962 No. 110
R. 112......................................	rep. 1962 No. 110
R. 113......................................	rep. 1969 No. 154
R. 114......................................	am. 1969 No. 154
rep. 2001 No. 83
R. 115......................................	rep. 2001 No. 83
Heading preceding r. 116....	rep. 1961 No. 62
R. 116......................................	rep. 1957 No. 14
ad. 1981 No. 173
R. 116A...................................	ad. 2001 No. 223
Heading preceding r. 117....	rep. 1961 No. 62
Rr. 117–119...........................	rep. 1954 No. 108
ad. 1981 No. 173
Rr. 120–124...........................	rep. 1954 No. 108
Heading preceding r. 125....	ad. 1961 No. 62
rep. 1972 No. 93
Rr. 125, 126...........................	rep. 1972 No. 93
Heading to r. 127...................	rep. 1981 No. 173
R. 127......................................	am. 2001 No. 83
Heading to r. 128...................	rep. 1981 No. 173
R. 128 ....................................	am. 2001 No. 83
Heading to r. 129...................	rep. 1981 No. 173
Heading preceding r. 130....	ad. 1947 No. 26
rep. 1981 No. 173
R. 130......................................	ad. 1947 No. 26
am. 1962 No. 110
rep. 2001 No. 83
R. 131......................................	ad. 1947 No. 26
rs. 1962 No. 110
rep. 2001 No. 83
R. 132......................................	ad. 1947 No. 26
rep. 1962 No. 110
R. 133......................................	ad. 1947 No. 26
am. 1947 No. 84; 1949 No. 97; 1951 No. 80; 1952 No. 98; 1954 No. 23; 1955 No. 64; 1956 No. 129; 1960 No. 28; 1962 No. 110; 1963 No. 148; 1965 No. 196; 1966 No. 175; 1969 No. 188; 1970 No. 115; 1971 Nos. 61 and 172; 1973 No. 259; 1980 Nos. 113 and 372; 1981 Nos. 165 and 266; 1982 Nos. 139 and 256
rep. 2001 No. 83
R. 134......................................	ad. 1948 No. 96
rep. 1962 No. 110
Heading to Repeal................ regulation	rep. 1981 No. 173
Schedule.................................	am. 1929 No. 105; 1940 No. 281; 1946 No. 34; 1951 No. 105; 1954 No. 108; 1957 No. 14; 1961 No. 62; 1962 No. 110; 1966 No. 72; 1969 No. 154; 1972 No. 93; 1981 No. 173
Heading to Form 1.............	rs. 2001 No. 83
Form 1.................................	1926 No. 206
rs. 1962 No. 110
am. 1981 No. 173; 2001 No. 83
Form 2.................................	1926 No. 206
rep. 1962 No. 110
ad. 1981 No. 173
am. 2001 No. 83
Form 3.................................	1926 No. 206
rs. 1940 No. 281
am. 2001 No. 83
Form 4.................................	1926 No. 206
am. 2001 No. 83
Form 5.................................	1926 No. 206
rs. 1940 No. 281
am. 2001 No. 83
Form 6.................................	1926 No. 206
am. 2001 No. 83
Form 7.................................	1926 No. 206
am. 1940 No. 281
rs. 1954 No. 108; 1962 No. 110
rep. 1966 No. 72
Form 7A..............................	ad. 1940 No. 281
rs. 1962 No. 110
rep. 1966 No. 72
Forms 8, 9...........................	1926 No. 206
rep. 1969 No. 154
Form 10...............................	1926 No. 206
rep. 1940 No. 281
Form 11...............................	1926 No. 206
am. 1927 No. 105; 1940 No. 281
rs. 1951 No. 105
am. 1954 No. 108
rs. 1961 No. 62
rep. 1969 No. 154
Form 12...............................	1926 No. 206
am. 1946 No. 34
rep. 1962 No. 110
Form 13...............................	1926 No. 206
rs. 1940 No. 281
am. 2001 No. 83
Form 14...............................	1926 No. 206
am. 2001 No. 83
Form 15...............................	1926 No. 206
rep. 1969 No. 154
Form 16...............................	1926 No. 206
rep. 1954 No. 108
Form 17...............................	1926 No. 206
rep. 1940 No. 281
Forms 18–20......................	1926 No. 206
rep. 1957 No. 14
Form 21...............................	am. 2001 No. 83
... Table A................................	1926 No. 206
rep. 1969 No. 154
... Table B................................	1926 No. 206
rep. 1954 No. 108
... Tables C, D.........................	1926 No. 206
rep. 1972 No. 93