Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals Code Regulations 1995

A person who imports and supplies a hormonal growth promotant must make, on each occasion on which the promotant is supplied to another person (in this regulation called the recipient), a record containing the following particulars:

the distinguishing name of the promotant entered in the Register of Chemical Products;

the name and address of the importer;

the notification number assigned to the premises from which the promotant was supplied to the recipient;

the quantity of the promotant supplied;

the date of importation of the promotant;

the batch number of the promotant;

the quantity of promotant imported from that batch;

the date of supply of the promotant;

the name and address of the recipient;

if 1 or more notification numbers have been allotted to the recipient:

the notification number, and address, of each premises to which the promotant is supplied; and

the quantity of the promotant supplied to each of those premises;

if no notification number has been allotted to the recipient—the purchaser declaration number for the premises where animals treated with the promotant are to be kept.

Regulation 52 sets out further requirements regarding the form of the record.

An offence under subregulation (1) is an offence of strict liability.

For strict liability, see section 6.1 of the Criminal Code.

Subregulation (1) is a civil penalty provision.

Division 2 of Part 9A of the Code provides for pecuniary penalties for contraventions of civil penalty provisions.