Export Control (Plants and Plant Products) Rules 2021
7‑3 Circumstances for varying export per7‑3 Circumstances for varying export permit or conditions of export permit
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7‑3 Circumstances for varying export permit or conditions of export permit
For the purposes of paragraph 229(1)(a) of the Act, the following circumstances are prescribed for varying an export permit for prescribed plants or plant products or conditions of an export permit for prescribed plants or plant products: (a) the integrity of the plants or plant products cannot be ensured; (b) information specified in the export permit has changed since the permit was issued; (c) it is no longer intended to export the plants or plant products to an importing country covered by the export permit; (d) importing country requirements relating to the plants or plant products have changed since the export permit was issued; (e) the requirements of the Act in relation to the export of the plants or plant products have not been complied with, or are not likely to be complied with before the plants or plant products are imported into the importing country covered by, or to be covered by, the export permit; (f) an importing country requirement relating to the plants or plant products has not been met, or is not likely to be met before the plants or plant products are imported into the importing country covered by, or to be covered by, the export permit; (g) a condition, pest or contaminant that is likely to affect the acceptability of the plants or plant products to the importing country covered by, or to be covered by, the export permit is present in Australian territory.