134Repeal

134 Repeal

The Distillation Regulations 1913 (Statutory Rules 1913, No. 343, as amended by Statutory Rules 1920, Nos. 41, 184, 214; 1921, No. 38; 1925, Nos. 9, 27, 111, 145) are repealed.

Schedule

Form 1 Application for licence to distil spirits

(regulations 2, 94 and 116)

.................Place

.................Date

(State place or town and street)

A ground plan displaying the whole of these premises and showing the name and position on the premises of each building that is to be used for operations subject to the Distillation Act 1901 is attached.

Full name of applicant .................................

Address ...........................................

Present occupation ....................................

.......................

Signature of Applicant

Form 2 Experimenter’s licence

(regulation 118)

This licence is issued to and, subject to the Distillation Act 1901 and to the Distillation Regulations 1926, authorises the licensee to distil spirits from any material for the purpose of research into the production or use of fuel ethanol (being denatured ethanol for use as a fuel in internal combustion engines), including research relating to the development of technology for such production or use.

Unless previously cancelled, this licence shall remain in force until 31 December 20 , but may be renewed in accordance with section 22 of that Act.

Form 3 Spirit-maker’s general licence

(regulation 3)

This licence is issued to upon the condition that the licensee complies with the Distillation Act 1901 and the Regulations thereunder relating to spirit-makers’ licences, and authorises the licensee to distil spirits on the licensee’s premises situated at .

Unless previously cancelled, this licence shall remain in force until 31st December 20 , but may be renewed in accordance with section 22 of the Distillation Act 1901.

Form 4 Security — spirit maker’s general licence

(regulation 4)

SPIRIT MAKER’S GENERAL LICENCE

BY THIS SECURITY the Subscribers are, pursuant to the Distillation Act 1901 and the Excise Act 1901, bound to the CEO (as defined in those Acts) in the sum of subject only to this