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Fees for copies and extracts

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Part 9Miscellaneous
Division 9.2Fees

73 Fees for copies and extracts

(1)

Subject to subregulation (3), the prescribed fee:

(aa)

under subsection 8W(2) of the Code—for a copy of, or extract from, a document (other than a document in any part of the Record or Register) in the possession or custody of the APVMA in relation to an approved active constituent or registered chemical product; or

(a)

under subsection 17(5) of the Code—for a copy of, or extract from, a part of the Record of Approved Active Constituents in respect of an active constituent; or

(b)

under subsection 18(5) of the Code—for a copy of, or extract from, a part of the Register of Agricultural and Veterinary Chemical Products in respect of a chemical product; or

(d)

under subsection 97(4) of the Code—for a copy of a certificate in respect of an analysis; or

(e)

under subsection 113(6) of the Code—for a copy of a permit; or

(f)

for the disclosure, under section 162 of the Code, of confidential commercial information:

(i)

of a kind described in subparagraphs 162(3)(a)(iii) or 162(3)(b)(iii) of the Code, other than to a medical practitioner referred to in subregulation 66(4); or

(ii)

to a person referred to in subparagraph 162(3)(c)(ii);

is the fee worked out in accordance with subregulation (2).

(2)

For the purposes of subregulation (1), the fee is the sum of the following:

(a)

$95; and

(b)

$95 for each additional hour or part of an hour, after the first hour, of work done by the APVMA to make the copy or extract available; and

(c)

20 cents for each photocopied page in excess of the first 100 pages; and

(d)

$4.40 for each page of a copy, other than a photocopy, of a document; and

(e)

$4.40 for each page of a transcript of:

(i)

a sound recording; or

(ii)

a document in shorthand.

(3)

No fee is payable, in respect of any matter referred to in subregulation (1), by:

(i)

an authority in this jurisdiction having any function or power in relation to a matter referred to in paragraph 159(1)(a), (b), or (d) of the Code; or

(ii)

the collecting agency.

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