Export Market Development Grants Regulations (Cth)

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS
- In force under the Export Market Development Grants Act 1974
- Reprinted as at 30 September 1996 (HISTREG CHAP 1382 #DATE 30:09:1996)

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
- TABLE OF PROVISIONS 
TABLE

                          TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Regulation
    1.    Citation
    2.    Interpretation
    3.    Grant ceiling-prescribed amount in relation to approved
          trading house
    6.    Eligible services
    7.    Collection of statistics relating to the operation of the
          Act
   7A.    Eligible internal services
   7B.    Eligible tourism services
   7C.    Designated tourism services
    8.    Eligible internal educational services
   8A.    Eligible external governmental educational services
    9.    Declaration-bodies to which grants not payable
   10.    Declaration-bodies to which grants not payable except in
          respect of particular activity
                              SCHEDULE 1
                      ELIGIBLE INTERNAL SERVICES
                              SCHEDULE 2
                      ELIGIBLE TOURISM SERVICES
                              SCHEDULE 3
                      DESIGNATED TOURISM SERVICES
                              SCHEDULE 4
                           ELIGIBLE SERVICES
                              SCHEDULE 5
                 ELIGIBLE INTERNAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
                              SCHEDULE 5A
          ELIGIBLE EXTERNAL GOVERNMENTAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
                              SCHEDULE 6
               DECLARED BODIES TO WHICH GRANTS NOT PAYABLE
                              SCHEDULE 7
             DECLARED BODIES TO WHICH GRANTS ARE NOT PAYABLE
               EXCEPT IN RESPECT OF PARTICULAR ACTIVITIES

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
- REG 1 
Citation 


  1. These Regulations may be cited as the Export Market Development
Grants Regulations.@01@

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
- REG 2 
Interpretation 


  2. In these Regulations:
  "approved course" means a course of study, whether or not leading to
a formal award, approved by the Minister of State for Education by
instrument in writing to be offered to overseas students:
  (a) in the case of a course offered by an Australian educational
institution-within or outside Australia; or
  (b) in the case of a course offered by a resident of Australia, not
being an Australian educational institution-within Australia;
  "Australian educational institution" means a body specified in
Schedule 7;
  "casino service" means service directly related to the act of
gambling within an establishment licensed as a casino under a law of
the Commonwealth or of a State or Territory;
  "convention centre" means an establishment, whether freestanding or
part of another building, the principal purpose of which is to provide
a venue and associated facilities for meetings, conventions and
exhibitions;
  "course service" means a plan or syllabus in respect of a course of
study together with equipment or materials relating to that course,
offered to users outside Australia, being:
  (a) a course offered by an Australian resident other than an
Australian educational institution; or
  (b) a registered course offered by an Australian educational
institution;
  "development project" means a project by way of:
  (a) the design, supply or installation of equipment or facilities;
  (b) the construction of works; or
  (c) the development of urban or regional areas;

and includes any necessary preliminary studies, investigations or
planning;
  "fishing operations" means operations relating directly to:
  (a) the taking or catching of fish, turtles, dugong, crustacea or
oysters or other shellfish;
  (b) the taking or catching of pearl shell, trochus, beche-de-mer or
green snails;
  (c) fish or oyster farming; or
  (d) the culture of pearls or pearl shell;
  "forest operations" means the planting or tending in a plantation or
forest of trees intended for felling or the felling of trees in a
plantation or forest, and includes the transport by a person who has
felled trees in a plantation or forest of those trees or parts of
those trees from the plantation or forest to a place where they are to
be first subjected to milling or processing (including processing for
the production of posts, poles or railway sleepers) or to a place from
which they are to be transported to such a place;
  "health care" means care or treatment in the field of health
(including public health) services, medical services, paramedical
services or dental services and includes technical assistance and
consultant services in any of those fields;
  "legal service" means:
  (a) a service of a legal professional nature provided by a person
who is entitled for the time being to practise as a barrister or
solicitor, or both, in a State or Territory; or
  (b) a service provided in the course of, or for the purpose of,
dispute resolution:
    (i) by arbitration, conciliation or mediation; or
    (ii) by any similar process;

that does not involve proceedings of a judicial nature;
  "overseas legal service" means:
  (a) a service of a legal professional nature provided outside
Australia by a person who is entitled for the time being to practise
as a legal practitioner (however described) in any place; or
  (b) a service provided outside Australia in the course of, or for
the purpose of, dispute resolution:
    (i) by arbitration, conciliation or mediation; or
    (ii) by any similar process;

that does not involve proceedings of a judicial nature;
  "restaurant service" means provision of food and beverage by set-
place table service in an establishment:
  (a) that is designed primarily for the purpose of dining; and
  (b) in respect of which a licence or permit authorising the sale of
liquor for consumption on the premises has been granted under a law of
the Commonwealth or of a State or Territory;
  "the Act" means the Export Market Development Grants Act 1974;
  "tourist attraction" means a place for entry to which payment is
required, that is:
  (a) a place that possesses one or more outstanding natural features,
or is of historical interest; or
  (b) a park, nature reserve or botanical garden; or
  (c) a wildlife sanctuary or zoological garden; or
  (d) a museum, art gallery or craft centre; or
  (e) any:
    (i) place that constitutes, or provides, an amenity appropriate to
tourists; or
    (ii) exhibition, fair, festival or similar event;

declared by the Commission, by notice in the Gazette, to be a tourist
attraction for the purposes of these Regulations;
  "transfer service", in relation to a person visiting Australia
solely or partly as a tourist, means a service that transports the
person for a distance not exceeding 50 kilometres between:
  (a) the person's point of arrival in Australia and a place of
accommodation; or
  (b) a place of accommodation and the person's point of departure
from Australia.

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
- REG 3 
Grant ceiling-prescribed amount in relation to approved trading house 


  3. For the purposes of paragraph (b) of the definition of "grant
ceiling" in subsection 3 (1) of the Act, the amount of $500,000 is
prescribed in relation to an approved trading house.

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
- REG 6 
Eligible services 


  6. Services of each kind specified in Schedule 4 are declared to be
eligible services.

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
- REG 7 
Collection of statistics relating to the operation of the Act 


  7. (1) For the purposes of subsection 40C (1) of the Act, the
following statistical information is prescribed:
  (a) the information specified in subregulation (2) relating to the
kinds of eligible goods, eligible services, eligible internal
services, eligible internal educational services, eligible industrial
property rights and eligible know-how supplied by a claimant; and
  (b) the numbers of persons employed for particular purposes in any
business of the claimant that relates to the claim of that claimant.


  (2) The information referred to in paragraph (1) (a) is the
following information in relation to the export destinations of the
kinds of goods, services, rights and know-how specified in that
paragraph:
    (i) the period of years during which the claimant has been
exporting to those destinations;
    (ii) the free on board value of export earnings in relation to
those destinations; and
    (iii) the eligible expenditure incurred in relation to those
destinations.

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
- REG 7A 
Eligible internal services 


  7A. For the purposes of subsection 43 (2B) of the Act, services of
the kinds specified in Schedule 1 are declared to be eligible internal
services.

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
- REG 7B 
Eligible tourism services 


  7B. (1) For the purposes of subsection 43 (3B) of the Act, a service
of the kind specified in Schedule 2 is declared to be an eligible
tourism service.


  (2) A transfer service is taken not to be an amenity for the
purposes of item 1 in Schedule 2.

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
- REG 7C 
Designated tourism services 


  7C. For the purpose of subsection 43 (3C) of the Act, a service of
the kind specified in Schedule 3 is a designated tourism service.

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
- REG 8 
Eligible internal educational services 


  8. Services of each kind specified in Schedule 5, being services of
an educational nature supplied to students in Australia, are declared
to be eligible internal educational services.

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
- REG 8A 
Eligible external governmental educational services 


  8A. Services of each kind specified in Schedule 5A, being services
of an educational nature that are supplied by the Commonwealth, a
State, the Australian Capital Territory or the Northern Territory to
students outside Australia, are declared to be eligible external
governmental educational services.

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
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Declaration-bodies to which grants not payable 


  9. An authority or association specified in Schedule 6 is declared
to be a body to which grants are not payable.

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
- REG 10 
Declaration-bodies to which grants not payable except in respect of 
particular activity 


  10. An authority or association specified in Schedule 7 is declared
to be a body to which grants are not payable except in respect of
eligible services referred to in clause 8 of Schedule 4 or eligible
internal educational services.

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
- SCHEDULE 1 
SCH

                            SCHEDULE 1                  Regulation 7A
                    ELIGIBLE INTERNAL SERVICES
  1. Services that, in the opinion of the Commission, are services by
way of the performance in Australia of work (including repair,
maintenance, modification or overhaul) on goods owned by a person who
is not a resident of Australia within the meaning of section 11 of the
Act that adds to their value, if the goods are:
  (a) imported with the intention of exporting them after the work on
them has been done; or
  (b) brought to Australia solely for the purpose of doing the work on
them; or
  (c) brought to Australia for another purpose and kept in Australia
solely for the purpose of doing the work on them.
  2. The supply within Australia to a person who is not a resident of
Australia within the meaning of section 11 of the Act, of any of the
following services:
  (a) services relating to human health care;
  (b) services in relation to the making of:
    (i) the positive or negative of a cinematograph film or
photograph, or a video tape or video disc; or
    (ii) any other means of reproducing a visual image; or
    (iii) a sound recording or any means of reproducing a sound
recording;
  (c) services in relation to:
    (i) design; or
    (ii) graphics; or
    (iii) printing; or
    (iv) lithographs; or
    (v) artistic painting (including portraits); or
    (vi) draughting or modelling of an industrial nature;
  (d) scientific or technical testing or analysis of:
    (i) architectural or industrial models (including models stored in
a computerised form); or
    (ii) the chemical or physical attributes or properties of
materials or manufactured items;
  (e) services by way of scientific or technological research or
trials;
  (f) services in relation to the processing of agricultural or
mineral products that have been produced overseas and imported:
    (i) solely for the purpose of the processing; and
    (ii) with the intention of exporting them after the processing has
taken place;
  (g) legal services, other than:
    (i) services in relation to:
      (A) the sale or purchase of an estate or interest in real
property or leasehold property, being property situate in Australia;
or
      (B) an option given for valuable consideration to purchase such
an estate or interest; or
      (C) any financial transaction that is related to, or preparatory
to, a transaction specified in sub-subparagraph (A) or (B); or
    (ii) proceedings under the Family Law Act 1975; or
    (iii) proceedings or action (whether of a judicial nature or not)
relating to:
      (A) the adoption, custody or welfare of a child; or
      (B) the maintenance (otherwise than under a deed, trust or will)
of any person; or
      (C) any other proceeding or matter in the nature of a
matrimonial cause; or
      (D) migration to Australia, including proceedings or action to
enter or remain in Australia.

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
- SCHEDULE 2 
SCH

                               SCHEDULE 2               Regulation 7B
                       ELIGIBLE TOURISM SERVICES
  1. (1) The provision within Australia, to a person who is not a
resident of Australia within the meaning of section 11 of the Act, for
an all-inclusive price under a contract with a person who is not such
a resident, of at least 3 of the following amenities:
  (a) passenger transport by land;
  (b) passenger transport by water;
  (c) passenger transport by air;
  (d) accommodation (whether on land or on a vessel) for one or more
nights;
  (e) a tour accompanied by an escort who is not a driver of the tour;
  (f) admission to a tourist attraction.
  (2) In reckoning the number of amenities provided to a person for
the purpose of subitem (1), an amenity provided within, or otherwise
as part of, a tourist attraction of a kind referred to in paragraph
(e) of the definition of "tourist attraction" in regulation 2 is not
to be counted in addition to the amenity of admission to that tourist
attraction.
  (3) An amenity must not be included in the reckoning of the number
of amenities provided to a person for the purpose of subitem (1)
unless that amenity:
  (a) is capable of providing a real inducement for a person to visit
Australia; and
  (b) is more than a token offering; and
  (c) is promoted as part of the package at an overseas point of sale;
and
  (d) is utilised by a significant number of purchasers of the
package.

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
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SCH

                             SCHEDULE 3                  Regulation 7C
                    DESIGNATED TOURISM SERVICES
  1. The provision within Australia, to a person who is not a resident
of Australia within the meaning of section 11 of the Act, of any of
the following amenities:
  (a) passenger transport by land;
  (b) passenger transport by water;
  (c) passenger transport by air;
  (d) accommodation (whether on land or on a vessel) for one or more
nights;
  (e) a tour accompanied by an escort who is not a driver of the tour;
  (f) admission to a tourist attraction;
  (g) convention centre;
  (h) restaurant service;
  (i) casino service.

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
- SCHEDULE 4 
SCH

                             SCHEDULE 4                   Regulation 6
                          ELIGIBLE SERVICES
  1. Technical or advisory services supplied in relation to a
development project that is, or is to be, carried out outside
Australia, being:
  (a) services in the field of architecture;
  (b) services in the field of construction;
  (c) services in the field of economic evaluation;
  (d) services in the field of engineering;
  (e) services in the field of land survey;
  (f) services in the field of quantity surveying; or
  (g) services in the field of scientific, technological or economic
research or planning.
  2. Technical or advisory services supplied in relation to the
exploration, prospecting or mining for, or processing of, minerals
outside Australia, being:
  (a) services in the field of economic evaluation;
  (b) services in the field of geological or geophysical survey;
  (c) services in the field of metallurgy;
  (d) services in the field of mining engineering;
  (e) services in respect of mining or quarrying operations; or
  (f) services in respect of the processing of petroleum.
  3. Advisory services supplied in relation to a project by way of:
  (a) the cultivation of land;
  (b) the maintenance of live-stock or poultry;
  (c) fishing operations; or
  (d) forest operations;

being a project that is, or is to be, carried out outside Australia.
  4. Technical services in the field of transport, being services
supplied in relation to:
  (a) the transport, by air or by sea, of passengers or freight; or
  (b) towing operations at sea;

from a place outside Australia to a place in Australia or another
place outside Australia.
  5. Services by way of maintenance of computer equipment.
  6. Management consultancy services, being services supplied to a
person, government or international organization in relation to
activities carried on or intended to be carried on by the person,
government or international organization, as the case may be, to
improve managerial, operating and economic performance by means of
identifying and investigating problems concerned with policy,
organization, procedures and methods and recommending solutions to
those problems, including the implementing of those solutions.
  7. Services by way of provision of eligible goods under an agreement
for lease or hire of those goods.
  8. Educational services provided outside Australia, being:
  (a) services in respect of the provision of approved courses;
  (b) services in respect of the establishment of educational
institutions, study centres or educational facilities;
  (c) services in respect of the provision of curricula or of course
services;
  (d) services in respect of the provision of courses of study
prepared by arrangement with individual clients outside Australia,
being courses that are administered or intended to be administered
individually to those clients; or
  (e) services in respect of the provision of courses of study related
to the training of persons having responsibility for the training of
other persons.
  9. Technical or advisory services supplied in relation to the
provision of health care facilities or health care outside Australia,
being:
  (a) services in the field of planning or design;
  (b) services in the field of construction;
  (c) services in the field of recruitment of personnel or procurement
of goods and services;
  (d) services in the field of operation or management; or
  (e) services in the field of personal health care.
  10. Overseas legal services, other than:
  (a) services in relation to:
    (i) the sale or purchase of an estate or interest in real property
or leasehold property, being property situate in Australia; or
    (ii) an option given for valuable consideration to purchase such
an estate or interest; or
    (iii) any financial transaction that is related to, or preparatory
to, a transaction specified in subparagraph (i) or (ii); or
  (b) proceedings under the Family Law Act 1975; or
  (c) proceedings or action (whether of a judicial nature or not)
relating to:
    (i) the adoption, custody or welfare of a child; or
    (ii) the maintenance (otherwise than under a deed, trust or will)
of any person; or
    (iii) any other proceeding or matter in the nature of a
matrimonial cause; or
    (iv) migration to Australia, including proceedings or action to
enter or remain in Australia.
  11. Services supplied outside Australia by way of repair,
maintenance, modification or overhaul of goods owned by a person who
is not a resident of Australia within the meaning of section 11 of the
Act.
  12. Services (including technical or advisory services) by way of
protection of the environment or control of pollution, supplied in
respect of a place or places outside Australia.
  13. Technical or advisory services supplied in respect of the
processing outside Australia of agricultural products.
  14. Services in respect of the recruitment of residents of
Australia, within the meaning of section 11 of the Act, to work on
projects outside Australia.

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
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SCH

                              SCHEDULE 5                 Regulation 8
                 ELIGIBLE INTERNAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
  Services of an educational nature supplied to students in Australia,
being:
  (a) services in respect of the provision of approved courses;
  (b) services in respect of the provision of courses of study
prepared by arrangement with individual clients outside Australia,
being courses that are administered or intended to be administered
individually to those clients; or
  (c) services in respect of the provision of courses of study related
to the training of persons having responsibility for the training of
other persons.

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
- SCHEDULE 5A 
SCH

                               SCHEDULE 5A              Regulation 8A
             ELIGIBLE EXTERNAL GOVERNMENTAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
  Services of an educational nature supplied by the Commonwealth, a
State, the Australian Capital Territory or the Northern Territory to
students outside Australia, being:
  (a) services in respect of the provision of approved courses;
  (b) services in respect of the establishment of educational
institutions, study centres or educational facilities;
  (c) services in respect of the provision of curricula or of course
services;
  (d) services in respect of the provision of courses of study
prepared by arrangement with individual clients outside Australia,
being courses that are administered or intended to be administered
individually to those clients; or
  (e) services in respect of the provision of courses of study related
to the training of persons having responsibility for the training of
other persons.

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
- SCHEDULE 6 
SCH

                                 SCHEDULE 6              Regulation 9
                 DECLARED BODIES TO WHICH GRANTS NOT PAYABLE
  Australian Atomic Energy Commission
  Australian Broadcasting Corporation
  Australian Film Commission
  Australian Overseas Projects Corporation
  Australian Trade Commission
  Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
  Film Victoria
  Howard Florey Institute of Experimental Physiology and Medicine
  New South Wales Film Corporation
  Road Construction Authority
  Special Broadcasting Service

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
- SCHEDULE 7 
SCH

                                 SCHEDULE 7              Regulation 10
         DECLARED BODIES TO WHICH GRANTS ARE NOT PAYABLE EXCEPT
                   IN RESPECT OF PARTICULAR ACTIVITIES
  Australian Administrative Staff College
  Australian Capital Territory Institute of Technical and Further
Education
  Australian Capital Territory Ministry of Health, Education and the
Arts
  Australian Catholic Institute of Higher Education
  Australian Defence Force Academy
  Australian Film, Television and Radio School
  Australian National University
  Ballarat College of Advanced Education
  Batchelor College
  Catholic College of Education, Sydney
  Charles Sturt University
  Curtin University of Technology
  Deakin University
  Department of Education, Tasmania
  Flinders University
  Griffith University
  Institute of Catholic Education
  James Cook University of North Queensland
  La Trobe University
  Macquarie University
  McAuley College
  Melbourne College of Advanced Education
  Ministry of Education, Victoria
  Monash University
  Murdoch University
  New South Wales Department of Education
  New South Wales Department of Technical and Further Education
  New South Wales Institute of Technology
  Northern Territory Department of Education
  Northern Territory University
  Queensland College of Art
  Queensland Department of Education
  Queensland Department of Employment, Vocational Education and
Training
  Queensland University of Technology
  Signadou College of Education
  South Australian Department of Technical and Further Education
  South Australian Department of Education
  South Australian Institute of Technology
  State Training Board, Victoria
  University College of Central Queensland
  University College of Southern Queensland
  University of Adelaide
  University of Canberra
  University of Melbourne
  University of New England
  University of New South Wales
  University of Newcastle
  University of Queensland
  University of Sydney
  University of Tasmania
  University of Technology, Sydney
  University of Technology, Victoria
  University of Western Australia
  University of Western Sydney
  University of Wollongong
  Victoria College
  Western Australian College of Advanced Education
  Western Australian Department of Education

EXPORT MARKET DEVELOPMENT GRANTS REGULATIONS 
- NOTE 1 

                                  NOTE

*1* The Export Market Development Grants Regulations (in force under
the Export Market Development Grants Act 1974) as shown in this
reprint comprise Statutory Rules 1975 No. 129 amended as indicated in
the Tables below.
                      Table of Statutory Rules
Year and        Date of           Date of        Application
Number          Notification      commencement   saving or
                in Gazette                       transitional
                                                 provisions
1975 No. 129    30 June 1975      Rr. 7 and 8: 4 June 1975
                                  Remainder: 30 June 1975
1976 No. 73     5 Mar 1976        5 Mar 1976     -
         131    24 June 1976      Rr. 2 and 3: 1 July 1976
                                  Remainder: 24 June 1976   -
         228    15 Oct 1976       15 Oct 1976    -
1977 No. 52     28 Apr 1977       28 Apr 1977    -
         153    15 Sept 1977      15 Sept 1977   -
1978 No. 150    17 Aug 1978       17 Aug 1978    -
1979 No. 41     21 Mar 1979       21 Mar 1979    -
         42     21 Mar 1979       21 Mar 1979    R. 5
1980 No. 53     20 Mar 1980       20 Mar 1980    -
         128    30 May 1980       30 May 1980    -
         396    31 Dec 1980       31 Dec 1980    R. 2
1981 No. 67     9 Apr 1981        9 Apr 1981     -
         321    4 Nov 1981        4 Nov 1981     R. 2
1985 No. 370    20 Dec 1985       20 May 1985    -
1988 No. 168    30 June 1988      R. 6: 1 July 1988
                                  Remainder: 20 May 1985
                                                 -
1991 No. 45     28 Mar 1991       1 July 1990    -
         246    9 Aug 1991        9 Aug 1991     -
1992 No. 215    30 June 1992      1 July 1992    -
1993 No. 44     7 Apr 1993        R. 3: 1 July 1992
                                  Rr. 4 and 5: 1 July 1990
                                  Remainder: 7 Apr 1993
                                                 -
1995 No. 315    26 Oct 1995       Rr. 3, 9 and 11: 1 July 1994
                                  Remainder: 26 Oct 1995
                                                 -
                        Table of Amendments

ad=added or inserted am=amended rep=repealed rs=repealed and
substituted
Provision affected   How affected
R. 2
                     rs. 1979 No. 42
                     am. 1985 No. 370; 1991 No. 45; 1995 No. 315
R. 3
                     rs. 1980 No. 53; 1981 No. 67
                     rep. 1988 No. 168
                     ad. 1991 No. 45
R. 4
                     rep. 1988 No. 168
                     ad. 1993 No. 44
                     rep. 1995 No. 315
R. 4A
                     ad. 1977 No. 153
                     rep. 1988 No. 168
                     ad. 1993 No. 44
                     rep. 1995 No. 315
Rr. 4B-4D
                     ad. 1993 No. 44
                     rep. 1995 No. 315
R. 5
                     am. 1976 No. 131; 1979 No. 42
                     rep. 1992 No. 215
R. 6
                     rep. 1976 No. 131
                     ad. 1979 No. 42
R. 7
                     rs. 1979 No. 42; 1985 No. 370
Rr. 7A, 7B
                     ad. 1991 No. 45
R. 7C
                     ad. 1995 No. 315
R. 8
                     rep. 1979 No. 42
                     ad. 1985 No. 370
R. 8A
                     ad. 1988 No. 168
                     am. 1993 No. 44
R. 9
                     rep. 1979 No. 42
                     ad. 1985 No. 370
R. 10
                     ad. 1985 No. 370
Schedule 1
                     am. 1976 Nos. 73, 131 and 228; 1977 No. 52; 1978
                     No. 150; 1979 No. 41
                     rs. 1980 No. 53
                     am. 1980 No. 128
                     rs. 1981 No. 67; 1991 No. 45
Schedule 2
                     am. 1978 No. 150
                     rs. 1991 No. 45
                     am. 1995 No. 315
Schedule 2A
                     ad. 1977 No. 153
                     am. 1978 No. 150
                     rep. 1991 No. 45
Schedule 3
                     rep. 1992 No. 215
                     ad. 1995 No. 315
Schedule 4
                     ad. 1979 No. 42
                     am. 1980 No. 396; 1981 No. 321; 1985 No. 370;
                     1991 No. 45
Schedule 5
                     ad. 1979 No. 42
                     rs. 1985 No. 370
Schedule 5A
                     ad. 1988 No. 168
                     am. 1993 No. 44
Schedule 6
                     ad. 1985 No. 370
                     am. 1988 No. 168
Schedule 7
                     ad. 1985 No. 370
                     rs. 1988 No. 168; 1991 No. 246