When the Minister may make declarations under this Division
45 When the Minister may make declarations under this Division
When the Minister may make declaration
The Minister may make a declaration under this Division in relation to a subsidiary arrangement of a foreign arrangement if:
any of the following apply to the foreign arrangement:
a declaration is in force under subsection 41(2) or (3), 42(2) or 43(2) or (3) in relation to the foreign arrangement;
the foreign arrangement was entered in contravention of subsection 22(1) or 36(3);
clause 4, 5 or 6 of Schedule 1 applies to the foreign arrangement; and
the Minister is satisfied that the subsidiary arrangement:
adversely affects, or is likely to adversely affect, Australia’s foreign relations; or
is, or is likely to be, inconsistent with Australia’s foreign policy.
The Minister must take into account certain matters when making a decision to make a declaration under this Division (see section 51).
Matters that are not relevant
The Minister may make the declaration, irrespective of whether:
the subsidiary arrangement was entered before or after the commencement day; or
the Minister previously decided:
not to make a declaration under this Division in relation to the subsidiary arrangement; or
to make a different declaration under this Division in relation to the subsidiary arrangement.
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