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Financial Transaction Reports Act 1988
Part B
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## Part B
If:
(a) the AUSTRAC CEO has approved, under paragraph 7(3)(b), reporting by a cash dealer electronically; and
(b) the cash dealer chooses to report the details referred to in this Part instead of the details referred to in Part A;
the reportable details of a significant cash transaction, to which the dealer is a party, that are to be included in the report, are:
1. In relation to the cash dealer:
(a) the name, identifying number and business of the cash dealer; and
(b) the name and address of the branch of the cash dealer at which the transaction was conducted.
2. The nature of the transaction.
3. The date of the transaction.
4. For each person conducting the transaction with the cash dealer:
(a) the name of the person; and
(b) the date of birth of the person; and
(c) the method used by the cash dealer to verify the identity of the person; and
(d) whether the person is a customer of the cash dealer who carries on a business and, if so, the industry code for that business that is published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics in the publication entitled:
(i) “Australian Standard Industrial Classification”, as in force on 1 July 1990; or
(ii) “Australian and New Zealand Standard Industrial Classification”, as in force on 31 March 1997.
5. For any person on whose behalf the transaction was conducted:
(a) the name of the person; and
(b) the business or residential address of the person; and
(c) the occupation, business or principal activity of the person; and
(d) whether the person is a customer of the cash dealer who carries on a business and, if so, the industry code for that business that is published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics in the publication entitled:
(i) “Australian Standard Industrial Classification”, as in force on 1 July 1990; or
(ii) “Australian and New Zealand Standard Industrial Classification”, as in force on 31 March 1997.
6. The type and identifying number of any account with a cash dealer that is affected by the transaction.
7. The total amount of currency involved in the transaction.
8. The total monetary amount of the transaction.