Customs Act 1901

setting out the arrangements made by the user with the house for the shipment of low value goods consigned by that house and handled by that user; and

providing that all such consignments from that house that are to be handled by that user will be consolidated at a single place of export outside Australia designated or determined in accordance with the agreement; and

providing that the house will transmit electronically to the user full particulars of each such consignment for which an order has been placed including details of the consignment’s transportation to Australia.

cargo consigned from a particular mail‑order house; or

cargo comprising other goods of a kind prescribed by the regulations;

any goods consigned through the Post Office that are carried on the ship or aircraft; and

any other correspondence carried on the ship or aircraft that is not consigned as cargo and that is not accompanied personal or household effects of a passenger or member of the crew.

Correspondence covered by paragraph (b) would include, for example, an airline’s inter‑office correspondence that is carried on one of the airline’s aircraft and that is not consigned as cargo.

the premises or all premises indicated in the application, in accordance with subsection 67EC(3), as places in Australia at which are located:

dedicated computer facilities for the storage of information relating to cargo of that kind; or

documents relating to such information; and

if a special reporter notifies the Comptroller‑General of Customs under subsection 67EF(2) that, with effect from a particular day, the premises at which all or any of those facilities or documents will be located is to be changed to another place in Australia—with effect from that day, the premises at which all of those facilities and documents will be located.

the item is packaged in an addressed envelope, of paper or other material, whose length plus width does not exceed 80 cm;

the item consists only of paper;

the item and packaging weigh no more than one kilogram;

the item either has no commercial value or is a publication in respect of which the following apply:

the publication is sent from overseas to the addressee as a subscriber to the publication;

the subscription is made by a direct dealing with the consignor by either the addressee or another person arranging a gift subscription for the addressee;

the value of the publication does not exceed $250 (or such other amount as is prescribed for the purposes of subparagraph 68(1)(f)(iii));

the item is not mail;

the item is not, or does not contain, goods covered by paragraph (a) or (b) of the definition of prohibited goods in subsection 4(1);

there is no individual document of carriage for the item;

the item was consigned on the ship or aircraft by the consignor, with other items that are covered by paragraphs (a) to (g) of this definition, to different consignees.