Petroleum and Other Fuels Reporting Rules 2017
19FReports—MSO annual activity data
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19F Reports—MSO annual activity data
(1) For the purposes of section 11 of the Act: (a) a report must be given under that section if: (i) a covered activity of importing or refining is undertaken in Australia, in relation to an MSO product during a calendar year; and (ii) the entity undertaking the activity is subject to the MSO in relation to the MSO product under the FS Act; and (b) the report must be given by the regulated entity that undertakes the covered activity; and (c) the report must be given to the Secretary within 21 days after the end of the calendar year. (2) The report must include the following fuel information: (a) if the reporting entity is an importer: (i) the total volume, rounded to the nearest megalitre, of MSO product imported by the entity in the previous calendar year, based on relevant N10 forms and N30 forms; and (ii) if any of that volume was also imported by another entity under section 5 of the MSO Rules—the following: (A) the name of each such entity and the volume that was also imported by it in the previous calendar year; (B) the total volume, rounded to the nearest megalitre, imported by such entities in the previous calendar year; (b) if the reporting entity is a refiner—the total volume, rounded to the nearest megalitre, of MSO product refined by the entity in the previous calendar year; (c) the entity’s total storage capacity, in megalitres, for each MSO product at the end of the calendar year; (d) for each storage site owned, leased or used by the entity for MSO products owned by the entity at the end of the calendar year: (i) the location of the site; and (ii) the storage capacity, in megalitres, for each MSO product stored at the site; and (iii) the nature of the ownership, lease or use by the entity; and (iv) whether the site operated at any time during the calendar year on a basis that would have allowed others to store MSO products at the site; and (v) if so, any prices publicly or commonly offered in relation to such storage; (e) if the entity held stock under section 23 or 24 of the FS Act during the calendar year—details of the contracting entities, volumes and time periods of the legally enforceable arrangements which provided for those stocks to be held; (f) if the entity owned stocks of MSO products which, under legally enforceable arrangements, were held by another entity subject to the MSO during the calendar year—details of the contracting entities, volumes and time periods of the legally enforceable arrangements; (g) if the Australian controlling corporation (within the meaning of the FS Act) for the entity has changed during the calendar year—the name and contact details of the new Australian controlling corporation. (3) This section applies in relation to the 2022 calendar year and subsequent calendar years.