Bills Digest no. 61 1976
Australian Apple and Pear Corporation Amendment Bill 1976
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Passage History
Summary
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Passage History
Australian Apple and Pear
Corporation Amendment Bill 1976
Date introduced: 18 November
1976
House: House of Representatives
Portfolio: Primary Industry
Summary
One provision of this Bill seeks to
amend the Australian Apple and Pear Corporation Act 1973 to provide
for the payment to the Corporation of all moneys (except fines)
collected under the Apple and Pear Levy Collection Act 1976 and the
Apple and Pear Export Charge Collection Act 1976 (clause 4). This
is to replace the reference in the Corporation s Act to collection
of moneys paid under the Apple and Pear Export Charges Act 1938
1973 which is to be repealed.
The other provisions will change the
auditing and annual report provisions from a financial to a
calendar year basis. This is to correspond with the seasonal flow
of receipts from the levy on domestic sales.
Related Legislation
See Digest for Apple and Pear Levy
Bill.
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