(1) An export licence must:
(a) be in writing; and
(b) be given to the applicant to whom it was granted.
(2) An export licence must state the following information:
(a) the number allocated to the licence;
(b) each kind of regulated waste material covered by the licence;
(c) each kind of export operations covered by the licence;
(d) if applicable, each place to which a kind of regulated waste material covered by the licence may be exported;
(e) the day the licence takes effect;
(f) that the licence remains in force:
(i) until a specified event occurs; or
(ii) for a specified period;
(g) if the licence remains in force until a specified event occurs--the specified event;
(h) if the licence remains in force for a specified period--the expiry date for the licence;
(i) any conditions prescribed by the rules that the Minister has decided are not to be conditions of the licence;
(j) any additional conditions of the licence;
(k) any other information prescribed by the rules.
Note: A licence cannot remain in force for more than 3 years (see subsection 34(4)).