Australian Capital Territory Numbered Regulations Australian Capital Territory Numbered RegulationsSCHEDULE 1 Regulation 4
EXEMPTIONS FROM MARKING
1. Textile, wearing apparel and other similar articles that are not packed for sale by measurement and are not ordinarily so sold.
2. Textiles that are—
(a) packed for sale by mass and are sold in packages each containing more than 4 kg;
(b) packed for sale by length and are sold in packages each containing more than 25 m; or
(c) packed for sale by area and are sold in packages each containing more than 25 m 2 .
1. Chaff, maize, oats, potatoes, wheat and other like agricultural produce grown and packed on the same property by the grower and sold by mass in sacks of more than 25 kg gross mass.
2. Confectionery, nuts, popcorn, potato crisps and savouries that are—
(a) packed on premises for sale on those premises if the package is displayed for sale on those premises in a receptacle that bears a statement that can be readily seen and easily read in characters not less than 10 mm high of the mass and of the price of the contents of the package and if the mass of the contents does not exceed 200 g; or
(b) packed in or with another article if the value of the combined articles is substantially represented by that other article.
3. Confectionery packed singly in a novelty shape and an Easter egg packed singly.
4. Honey in the comb in original frames.
5. Hay.
6. Ice cream packed in a quantity of less than 200 mL.
7. Kippers.
8. Pies or pasties made for use as an individual serve the mass of which is less than 250 g.
9. Cakes, puddings and sponges packed singly in a quantity of less than 125 g.
10. Alcoholic liquors packed in a quantity greater than 10 L.
1. Therapeutic goods, being goods the sale or supply of which to the public is prohibited by law except on the written prescription of a person recognized by law as competent to prescribe them.
2. A toilet preparation in a compact and a refill of such a preparation.
3. Single application hair dyes or hair bleaches or single application home permanent hair waving kits.
4. Vaccine packed in a quantity of less than 25 mL or a single dose of any substance packed in a vial or ampoule for sale for use as an injection.
1. Articles of hardware that are not packed for sale by measurement and are not ordinarily so sold.
2. Tinters or colouring agents for use in paint that are packed in a quantity of less than 100 g or 100 mL.
3. Colouring material in a package on which is marked directions for mixing it, or a specified quantity of it, with a specified type and volume of paint—if the quantity of the material to be mixed does not exceed 10 per cent of the volume of the paint with which it is to be mixed.
1. Articles ordinarily sold by number that are packed in a quantity of less than 9 in a package made wholly or partly of transparent material so that when the package is exposed for sale the number of articles contained in the package is readily apparent to a purchaser.
2. An article of which the mass exceeds 75 kg or the volume exceeds 150 L.
3. An article packed in a quantity of less than 15 g or 15 mL other than adhesives, dried vegetables and freeze-dried vegetables, herbs, instant tea, pepper and other spices, therapeutic goods and tobacco.
4. Fire extinguisher refills.
5. Photographic film and photographic printing paper.
6. A bag of clay.
7. Fish bait.
8. Garden landscape material, including pine-bark feature mix, pine-bark nuggets, pre-planted mushroom spawn, tree-bark, any article that is or contains compost, farmyard manure, garden peat, leaf mould, peatmoss, sphagnum moss, tanbark or other like substance.
9. Artists' paint packed in a quantity of less than 100 g.
10. Candles.
11. Legume seed inoculants.
12. A pre-packed article sold as authorised by Division 2 of Part V of the Act.