49
In forceDivision does not apply to an application relating to inadvertent dealings
Part 5Licensing system
Division 5.4Initial consideration of licences for dealings involving intentional release of GMO into environment
49 Division does not apply to an application relating to inadvertent dealings
Despite section 48, this division does not apply to an application for a GMO licence if the regulator is satisfied that—
(a)
the dealings proposed to be authorised by the licence are limited to 1 or more of the following for purposes relating to disposing of a GMO:
(i)
conducting experiments with the GMO;
(ii)
propagating the GMO;
(iii)
growing, raising or culturing the GMO;
(iv)
transporting the GMO;
(v)
any other dealings to be undertaken for the purposes of, or for purposes relating to, disposing of the GMO; and
(b)
the applicant for the licence came into possession of the GMO inadvertently.
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