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s 8F

Notice to holder of approval, registration or variation

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ScheduleAgricultural and Veterinary Chemicals Code
Part 1Preliminary
Division 3General provisions about notices

8F Notice to holder of approval, registration or variation

(1)

The APVMA must give written notice to the holder within 14 days if the APVMA:

(a)

approves an active constituent; or

(b)

registers a chemical product; or

(c)

renews the registration of a chemical product; or

(d)

approves a label; or

(e)

varies relevant particulars or conditions (whether on notice under Division 2AA of Part 2, on application or on the initiative of the APVMA), other than under section 34A (varying relevant particulars or conditions to allow affirmation).

Note:

For notices in relation to reconsiderations, see Division 4 of Part 2.

(2)

The notice must:

(a)

for an approval or registration:

(i)

state that the constituent, product or label has been approved or registered; and

(ii)

set out the relevant particulars and conditions of the approval or registration; and

(b)

for a registration—state the date the registration ends; and

(c)

for the renewal of a registration:

(i)

state that the registration of the chemical product has been renewed; and

(ii)

state the date the registration (as renewed) ends; and

(d)

for the variation of relevant particulars or conditions:

(i)

state that the relevant particulars or conditions have been varied; and

(ii)

set out the relevant particulars or conditions as varied; and

(iii)

of a registration—state the date the registration ends; and

(e)

include any information prescribed by the regulations.

Note:

This subsection does not authorise the disclosure of confidential commercial information whose disclosure would otherwise be prohibited by section 162: see section 8X.

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