Export Market Development Grants Rules 2021
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19 Condition for goods
(1) The condition that must be satisfied by goods is that they satisfy at least one of the following requirements and are not excluded by subsection (2) or (3): (a) the goods are primary products of Australia mined, harvested, raised or fished within Australia; (b) the goods are mainly made from primary products of Australia within the meaning of paragraph (a); (c) the goods are manufactured or assembled in Australia partly or wholly from imported materials or components that, in Australia, undergo or are part of a process or operation that: (i) results in the manufacture of a new product; or (ii) substantially transforms the nature of the materials or components; or (iii) is an important stage in the manufacture of a product to be produced outside Australia using the goods; (d) the goods are made outside Australia and all of the following subparagraphs apply: (i) the assets used to make the goods ready for sale (other than assets used in manufacture) are mainly or substantially based in Australia; (ii) the activities resulting in the goods being made ready for sale (other than manufacture) are mainly or substantially carried on in Australia; (iii) a significant proportion of the value of the goods is added in Australia; (iv) the making of the goods directly generates employment in Australia. (2) Goods that are manufactured or assembled in Australia partly or wholly from imported materials or components that, in Australia, undergo or are part of a process or operation are excluded if the process or operation is: (a) designed to circumvent rules relating to the origin or origins of the product; or (b) only grading, packing or sorting the materials or components. (3) Goods are excluded if they relate to any of the following: (a) pornographic material, including pornographic material in publications, films or computer games, or accessible on the internet; (b) activities or products that are unlawful.