Kinds of licences
38 Kinds of licences
Kinds of licences
Each of the following is a licence for the purposes of this Act:
a manufacturer licence;
a storage licence;
a producer licence;
a dealer licence.
Manufacturer licences
A manufacturer licence is a licence granted under subsection 39A(1) that authorises the licence holder to do any of the following:
at one or more premises covered by the licence—manufacture kinds of excisable goods;
at each premises covered by the licence—keep and store kinds of excisable goods on which duty has not been paid.
Certain manufacturer licences may cover only one premises (see subsection 38A(2)).
Storage licences
A storage licence is a licence granted under subsection 39A(1) that authorises the licence holder to do any of the following, at each premises covered by the licence:
keep and store kinds of excisable goods on which duty has not been paid;
carry out other activities authorised by the licence.
Producer licences
A producer licence is a licence granted under subsection 39A(1) that authorises the licence holder to do any of the following, at the premises covered by the licence:
produce tobacco seed, tobacco plant or tobacco leaf;
keep and store tobacco seed, tobacco plant and tobacco leaf.
Dealer licences
A dealer licence is a licence granted under subsection 39A(1) that authorises the licence holder to do any of the following at the premises covered by the licence:
deal in tobacco seed, tobacco plant and tobacco leaf;
keep and store tobacco seed, tobacco plant and tobacco leaf.
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