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Excise By-law No. 154

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This By-law names specific petroleum production fields that are declared “prescribed new production areas” for the Excise Tariff Act 1921 (subsection 6C(1)). It revokes the earlier By-law No. 128 and takes effect on publication in the Gazette.

It affects petroleum producers and Customs decision-making: operators inside the listed fields will be treated differently under the Excise Tariff Act, so they must identify whether their field is listed and comply with any excise/tariff requirements. The designation is made by a Customs delegate (Excise Act s165(2)).

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Excise By-law No. 154

Excise Act 1901

EXCISE BY-LAW NO. 154

I, Patrick Joseph Colmer, delegate of the Chief Executive Officer of Customs, pursuant to subsection 165(2) of the Excise Act 1901, make the following By-law and, pursuant to subsection 33(3) of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901, revoke Excise By-law No. 128:

Dated this 4th day of February 2000.

Original Signed by

P J COLMER

Delegate of the Chief Executive Officer of Customs

Citation

This By-law may be cited as Excise By-law No. 154.

Commencement

This By-law and revocation shall take effect on and from the date of publication of this By-law in the Gazette.
For the purposes of the definition of ‘prescribed new production area’ in subsection 6C(1) of the Excise Tariff Act 1921, the new petroleum production areas specified in paragraphs A, B, C and D below are prescribed.
For the purposes of this By-law, the Excise Tariff Act 1921 means the Excise Tariff Act 1921, as amended or proposed to be altered.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Carnarvon Basin

- each of the production areas in the Carnarvon Basin known as Barrow Island, Campbell, Chervil, Cossack, Cowle, Crest, Goodwyn No. 6, Harriet/Lenita, Hermes, North Herald, Roller/Skate, Rosette, Saladin/Yammaderry, Sinbad, South Pepper, Tanami and Wanaea.

Canning Basin

- each of the production areas in the Canning Basin known as Blina and Sundown.

Perth Basin

- the production area in the Perth basin known as Mount Horner.

B. QUEENSLAND

Bowen/Surat Basin

- each of the production areas in the Bowen/Surat Basin known as Boggo Creek, Eluanbrook, Fairymount, Louise, Riverslea, Thomby Creek, Waratah and Yellowbank Creek.

Cooper/Eromanga Basin

- each of the production areas in the Cooper/Eromanga Basin known as Black Stump, Bodalla South, Bogala, Chookoo, Cooroo, Glenvale, Gunna, Ipundu, Jackson, Jackson South, Kenmore, Koora, Kooroopa, Mooliampah, Naccowlah South, Naccowlah West, Nockatunga, Sigma, Takyah, Talgeberry, Tennaperra, Tickalara, Tinpilla, Tintaburra, Watson, Watson South and Wilson.

C. SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Cooper/Eromanga basin

- each of the production areas in the Cooper/Eromanga Basin known as Alwyn, Big Lake, Brolga, Cuttapirrie, Dirkala, Dullingari, Dullingari North, Fly Lake, Gidgealpa, Jena, Kerinna, Limestone Creek/Biala, Meranji, Merrimelia, Moorari, Muteroo, Narcoonowie, Nungeroo, Spencer North,

Spencer South, Spencer West, Strzelecki, Ulandi, Wancoocha and Woolkina.

D. NORTHERN TERRITORY

Amadeus Basin

- the production area in the Amadeus Basin known as East Mereenie.

Source text

Sourced from the Federal Register of Legislation (legislation.gov.au), CC BY 4.0.

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