Hazardous Waste (Regulation of Exports and Imports) (OECD Decision) Regulations 1996
25Matters to be specified in permit
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25 Matters to be specified in permit
(1) A special import permit must set out the following details: (a) in relation to the permit holder: (i) if the person is a company—the name and Australian Company Number of the company; and (ii) if the person is another type of organisation—the name of the organisation; and (iii) in any other case—the full name of the person; and (iv) the business address and telephone number of the person; (b) in relation to the hazardous waste to be imported under the permit: (i) the name, business address and telephone number of the proposed exporter; and (ii) the type of the waste; and (iii) the maximum quantity of the waste that may be imported; and (iv) how the waste is to be contained during import; and (v) how the waste is to be transported during import; and (vi) the time when, or period during which, the waste is to be imported; and (vii) the port through which the waste is to be imported; and (viii) the transit countries; and (ix) the facility at which the waste is to undergo a recovery operation; and (x) the time when, or period during which, the waste is to undergo the recovery operation; and (xi) the type of recovery operation the waste is to undergo. (2) The permit must also set out: (a) the condition mentioned in regulation 32; and (b) conditions specified by the Minister under regulation 33; and (c) other information the Minister considers appropriate.