Livestock Export (Merino) Orders (Amendment) (No. 1 of 1992) (Cth)

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA

EXPORT CONTROL (ORDERS) REGULATIONS

Livestock Export Orders No 1 of 1992

LIVESTOCK EXPORT (MERINO) ORDERS (AMENDMENT)

I, THE MINISTER OF STATE FOR PRIMARY INDUSTRIES AND ENERGY,

hereby make the following Orders under the Export Control (Orders) Regulations.

Dated  24^th June         1992

SIMON CREAN

Amendments to Livestock Export (Merino) Orders

1.      The Livestock Export (Merino) Orders are amended by modifying the definition of “designated export auction” in suborder 4.1 to read as follows:

“designated export auction” means an export auction designated as such by the Australian Association of Stud Merino Breeders Ltd, as published in the “Guidelines and Conditions for Export Sales as at 17 June 1992”, prior to the coming into effect of the Livestock Export Orders No 1 of 1992 in respect of the 1992 ram selling season.

2.      The Livestock Export (Merino) Orders are amended by deleting the definition of “merino ram” in suborder 4.1 and substituting the following definition:

“merino” means:

(a)     in the case of a live animal – a ram or ewe that is, or could be, registered as a merino ram or ewe in the Australian Stud Merino Flock Register under the rules of the Australian Association of Stud Merino Breeders Ltd; and

(b)    in the case of embryo, an ovum or semen – an embryo, an ovum or semen that derives from  a merino animal;”.

3.      The Livestock Export (Merino) Orders are amended by deleting the definition of “reproductive material” in suborder 4.1 and substituting a new definition as follows:

“reproductive material” means the semen of a merino ram.

4.      The Livestock Export (Merino) Orders are amended by incorporating the definition of “semen” in suborder 4.1 as follows:

“semen” is that which comes from a merino ram.

5.      The Livestock Export (Merino) Orders are amended by incorporating the definition “embryos” and “ova” in suborder 4.1 as follows:

   “embryos” and “ova” are those which come from a merino ewe.

Note: The table below provides a list of all Livestock Export Orders made up until the making of these Orders.

Date of

Name of Orders                  No and              Date made           entry into  

              year     force

Livestock Export (Merino) Orders        1 of 1990          12.7.90                18.7.90 

Livestock Export (Merino) Orders        2 of 1990          22.8.90                 26.8.90

Livestock Export (Merino) Orders        1 of 1991          30.5.91                 12.6.91

Livestock Export (Merino) Orders        2 of 1991          6.11.91                 19.11.91

Note: Copies of the Guidelines and Conditions for Export Sales as referred to in the new suborder 4.1 are available from:

The Principal Executive Officer                  

International Wool Section  

Livestock and Pastoral Division

Department of Primary Industries and Energy  

  Barton ACT 2600

FAX: [phone]

            Telephone: [phone]

or by contacting:

    The Australian Association of Stud Merino Breeders Ltd

5 Bill O’Reilly Stand

Sydney Showground

          Driver Avenue

Paddington NSW

FAX: [phone]

Telephone: [phone]