46A
In forceDivision does not apply to an application relating to inadvertent dealings
Part 5Licensing system
Division 3Initial consideration of licences for dealings not involving intentional release of a GMO into the environment
46A Division does not apply to an application relating to inadvertent dealings
Despite section 46, this Division does not apply to an application for a GMO licence if the Regulator is satisfied that:
(a)
the dealings proposed to be authorised by the licence are limited to one or more of the following for purposes relating to disposing of a GMO:
(i)
conducting experiments with the GMO;
(ii)
propagating the GMO;
(iii)
growing, raising or culturing the GMO;
(iv)
transporting the GMO;
(v)
any other dealings to be undertaken for the purposes of, or for purposes relating to, disposing of the GMO; and
(b)
the applicant for the licence came into possession of the GMO inadvertently.
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