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Industrial Chemicals (Notification and Assessment) Act 1989
100BCredits to Account
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#### 100B Credits to Account
There must be credited to the Account the following:
(b) any amount of registration charge or amount on account of registration charge paid under section 80F, 80KA, 80KB or 80S;
(c) any registration charge actually paid on an assessment under section 80QA or on a reconsideration or review of such an assessment;
(d) any fees received under subsection 110(1);
(e) amounts equal to amounts received by the Commonwealth in connection with the performance of the Director’s functions under this Act or the regulations;
(f) amounts equal to money received by the Commonwealth for services provided or to be provided, by or on behalf of the Commonwealth, using amounts standing to the credit of the Account;
(g) amounts equal to interest received by the Commonwealth from the investment of amounts standing to the credit of the Account;
(h) amounts equal to money received by the Commonwealth in relation to property paid for with amounts standing to the credit of the Account;
(i) amounts equal to amounts of any gifts given or bequests made for the purposes of the Account;
(j) amounts equal to receipts relating to the recovery of debts (other than debts in respect of statutory fines and penalties) by the Commonwealth that are associated with expenditure of amounts standing to the credit of the Account.
> Note: An Appropriation Act provides for amounts to be credited to a special account if any of the purposes of the special account is a purpose that is covered by an item in the Appropriation Act.