Schedule 1 Amendments

(regulation 3)

[1] Subregulation 3 (1), definition of blend

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blend, for fuel, means to combine fuel with:

(a) another kind of fuel; or

(b) any other substance.

[2] Subregulation 3 (1), after definition of contact details

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distributor, of fuel, means a person who supplies fuel between any 2 of an import terminal, a refinery, a blending facility or a retail outlet for fuel.

[3] Paragraph 3 (2) (f)

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(f) diesohol (that is, a blend primarily comprising diesel and an alcohol);

[4] Paragraphs 3 (2) (h) and (i)

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(h) ethanol;

(i) any substance that is used as a substitute for a fuel mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (h);

(j) any substance that is supplied or represented as:

(i) a fuel mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (h); or

(ii) a substitute substance under paragraph (i).

[5] Regulation 3A

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[6] Subregulations 7A (3), (4) and (5)

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(3) For paragraph 19 (e) of the Act, the information mentioned in subregulation (4) must be provided by a supplier who:

(a) imports fuel; or

(b) produces or blends fuel; or

(4) For subregulation (3), the information is:

(a) the supplier’s name, contact details and ABN or ACN; and

(b) if the supplier is an agent for another person, the other person’s name and contact details; and

(d) the kind and grade of the fuel supplied or its product code; and

(e) the date and time when the fuel was supplied; and

(f) the total quantity of fuel supplied; and

(g) the place where the fuel was supplied; and

(h) if the fuel does not comply with a fuel standard:

(i) particulars of the requirements of the standard that are not met; and

(ii) reasons why the requirements are not met; and

(i) if a vehicle was used in the supply of the fuel and the vehicle is registered under a law of the Commonwealth, a State or Territory for the registration of vehicles, its registration number; and

(j) if a vehicle was used in the supply but the vehicle was not registered as described in paragraph (i), other particulars that uniquely identify the vehicle.

[7] Paragraph 25 (g)

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(g) stock reconciliation records (except in relation to fuel for which it is not possible for the supplier to keep separate reconciliation records).

[8] Paragraph 26 (2) (i)

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(i) stock reconciliation records (except in relation to fuel for which it is not possible for the supplier to keep separate reconciliation records).

[9] Regulation 27

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27 Records for operators of vehicles

(1) This regulation applies to a supplier who is a distributor of fuel:

(a) that the supplier distributes using the supplier’s vehicle; or

(b) that a person engaged by the supplier distributes, for the supplier, using the person’s vehicle.

(2) A supplier to whom this regulation applies:

(a) must keep copies of all documents received or provided under section 19 of the Act in relation to fuel described in paragraph (1) (a) or (b); and

(b) for each instance when a vehicle is loaded with fuel by or for the supplier — must keep a record of the place, date and time the fuel was loaded.

[10] Regulation 28

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(1) Subject to subregulation (2), a supplier who operates a service station or is a distributor of fuel must keep the following records:

[11] Regulation 28

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(2) A supplier who operates a service station or is a distributor need not keep reconciliation records referred to in paragraph (1) (b) in relation to fuel for which it is not possible for the supplier to keep separate reconciliation records.

[12] Paragraph 29 (b)

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fuel.quality@ea.gov.au.

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fuel.quality@deh.gov.au.