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Customs Regulations 1926
105AExports to Singapore—declaration by exporter
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#### 105A Exports to Singapore—declaration by exporter
(1) For section 126AA of the Act, this regulation sets out requirements on an exporter relating to the making of declarations concerning the export of goods to Singapore for which a preferential tariff is to be claimed.
(2) If the exporter is not the producer or manufacturer of the goods, the exporter must, before making the declaration mentioned in subregulation (3):
(a) if the exporter was the applicant for the Certificate of Origin—give a copy of the Certificate of Origin to the producer or manufacturer; and
(b) whether or not the exporter was the applicant for the Certificate of Origin—obtain from the producer or manufacturer a written confirmation:
(i) specifying evidence of the sale of the goods to the exporter; and
(ii) specifying the Certificate of Origin in relation to the goods; and
(iii) stating that the goods are identical to goods that are specified in that Certificate of Origin; and
(iv) stating that the goods comply with the rule specified in that Certificate of Origin; and
(v) specifying the name, designation and signature of the producer’s or manufacturer’s representative; and
(vi) specifying the date on which the confirmation was signed by the producer’s or manufacturer’s representative.
(3) The exporter must make a declaration, in writing, before the export of the goods:
(a) stating that the goods are the produce or manufacture of Australia, in accordance with SAFTA; and
(b) specifying the exporter’s invoice in relation to the goods; and
(c) specifying the Certificate of Origin in relation to the goods; and
(d) stating that the goods are identical to goods that are specified in that Certificate of Origin; and
(e) stating that the goods comply with the rule specified in that Certificate of Origin; and
(f) specifying the name, designation and signature of the exporter’s representative; and
(g) specifying the date on which the declaration was signed by the exporter’s representative.
(4) In this regulation:
> Certificate of Origin has the meaning given by section 153UA of the Act.
> SAFTA has the meaning given by section 153UA of the Act.