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Part 5—Examples of combination boxes

Division 5.1—2 lines of consumer advice

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Division 5.2—3 or 4 lines of consumer advice

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Division 5.3—5 lines of consumer advice

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Schedule 2—Markings for publications

Part 1—Interpretation

1.01 Indicated markings do not include black background

In this Schedule, a marking that is superimposed on a black background does not include the black background.

Part 2—Markings

The marking for a publication classified Unrestricted is as follows:

Unrestricted_Mono

For Unrestricted publications with the consumer advice ‘M (Mature) — Not Recommended for Readers under 15 Years’, the marking is as follows:

Unrestricted_M_Mono

The marking for a publication classified Category 1 Restricted is as follows:

R_Cat1_Mono

The marking for a publication classified Category 2 Restricted is as follows:

R_Cat2_Mono

Schedule 3—Classification legislation in force before 1 January 1996

(section 4, note)

Item	Legislation
1	Film and Computer Games Classification Act 1984 of New South Wales
2	Indecent Articles and Classified Publications Act 1975 of New South Wales
3	Classification of Films and Publications Act 1990 of Victoria
4	Classification of Films Act 1991 of Queensland
5	Censorship of Films Act 1947 of Western Australia
6	Video Tapes Classification and Control Act 1987 of Western Australia
7	Classification of Films for Public Exhibition Act, 1971 of South Australia
8	Films Act 1971 of Tasmania
9	Classification of Publications Act 1984 of Tasmania
10	Film Classification Act 1971 of the Australian Capital Territory