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BUSINESS FRANCHISE (TOBACCO AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS) REGULATIONS (AMENDMENT) (NO. 15 OF 1987)
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
BUSINESS
FRANCHISE (TOBACCO AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS) REGULATIONS
(AMENDMENT)
EXPLANATORY MEMORANDUM
No. 15 of
1987
Section 45 of the Business Franchise (Tobacco and Petroleum Products)
Ordinance 1984 (“the Ordinance”) provides that the Minister may
make Regulations prescribing matters required or permitted to be prescribed
under the Ordinance or necessary or convenient to be prescribed for giving
effect to the Ordinance.
The Business Franchise (Tobacco and Petroleum
Products) Regulations (“the principal Regulations”) provide for the
calculation of the value to be attributed to tobacco and for the records which
are to be kept in relation to the sale of tobacco and petroleum
products.
The Business Franchise (Tobacco and Petroleum Products)
Regulations (Amendment) (“the Regulations”) amend the principal
Regulations to provide for records to be kept in respect of certain diesel fuel
sales.
The Regulations amend Regulation 5 of the principal Regulations by
inserting paragraph (2)(d) to provide that the owner of a tobacco vending
machine shall keep a record of the total value of sales of tobacco made by each
machine in each month.
Subparagraph (3)(ae) of Regulation 5 is omitted as
those provisions are already contained in subparagraph
(3)(ac).
Regulation 6 of the principal Regulations is amended by omitting
paragraph (1)(e) which provided for certain records to be kept in respect of
sales of petroleum in the course of interstate trade. As there is no longer any
reference to interstate trade in the Ordinance that provision is no longer
required in the principal Regulations.
Regulation 6 is further amended by the
insertion of subparagraph (3)(va) to provide that a person who carries on
petroleum wholesaling shall, with respect to the sale of diesel fuel, keep a
record of whether or not the sale was to the holder of a diesel fuel exemption
certificate issued under the Ordinance, and if so, the number of that
certificate.
Issued by authority of the Minister
of State for the Arts,
Sport, the
Environment, Tourism and Territories