Regulator may include dealings with GMOs on GMO Register
78 Regulator may include dealings with GMOs on GMO Register
The Regulator may, by writing, determine that the dealing with the GMO is to be included on the GMO Register if the Regulator is satisfied that —
the dealing is, or has been, authorised by a GMO licence; or
the GMO concerned —
is a GM product; and
is a genetically modified organism only because of regulations made under paragraph (c) of the definition of “genetically modified organism”.
A determination under subsection (1) may be made —
on application by the holder of a licence that authorises the dealing; or
on the initiative of the Regulator.
A determination under subsection (1) comes into effect on the day specified in the determination. If the determination was made on application by the holder of a GMO licence that authorises the dealing, the day must not be before the licence ceases to be in force.
Note for this section:
Section 78(4) of the Commonwealth Act provides for determinations to be disallowable instruments.
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