13Supplying fuel without documentation

13 Supplying fuel without documentation

(1) For the purposes of subsections 19(1) and 19A(2) of the Act, the period beginning when the fuel is supplied and ending 72 hours after the fuel is supplied is prescribed. (2) For the purposes of subsection (1), fuel is taken to have been supplied: (a) for fuel that is supplied as one batch—when it is received by the other person; or (b) for fuel that is supplied in portions—when the first portion is received by the other person. (3) For the purposes of paragraphs 19(1)(e) and 19A(2)(b) of the Act, the information mentioned in subsection (4) of this section is prescribed for a supplier who: (a) imports fuel; or (b) produces or blends fuel; or (c) is a distributor of fuel. (4) The information is as follows: (a) the supplier’s name, contact details and, if applicable, the supplier’s ABN and ACN; (b) if the supplier is an agent for another person—the other person’s name, contact details and, if applicable, the other person’s ABN and ACN; (c) the delivery docket number provided by the supplier for the fuel supplied; (d) the kind and grade of the fuel supplied or its product code; (e) the date and time when the fuel was supplied; (f) the total quantity of fuel supplied; (g) the place where the fuel was supplied; (h) if the fuel does not comply with a fuel standard: (i) particulars of the requirements of the standard that are not met; and (ii) reasons why the requirements are not met; and (i) if a vehicle was used in the supply of the fuel and the vehicle is registered under a law of the Commonwealth, a State or Territory for the registration of vehicles—its registration number; (j) if a vehicle was used in the supply of the fuel but the vehicle was not registered as mentioned in paragraph (i)—particulars that uniquely identify the vehicle.