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Federal Court of Australia Regulations 2004
2Exemptions applying to filing fees
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## 2 Exemptions applying to filing fees
A filing fee is not payable for a document relating to any of the following:
(a) a proceeding in relation to a criminal matter;
(b) a matter remitted to the Court by the High Court under section 44 of the Judiciary Act 1903;
(c) a matter referred to the Court by the High Court under subsection 354 (1) of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918;
(d) a case stated, or a question reserved, for the consideration or opinion of the Court;
(e) a reference to the Court of a question of law by a tribunal or body that, under a law of the Commonwealth, may refer questions of law to the Court;
(f) a proceeding in respect of which an international convention to which Australia is party provides that no fee is to be payable;
(g) a referral to the Court, by the Commissioner of Taxation, of an objection decision, within the meaning given by Part IVC of the Taxation Administration Act 1953;
(h) an application to the Court for an extension of time within which a particular proceeding may be commenced.