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Rural and Regional Adjustment Regulation 2011
sch.8-sec.6Nature of assistance
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### sch.8-sec.6 Nature of assistance
The nature of the assistance that may be given under the scheme to an eligible entity is a concessional loan for any of the following—
repairing or replacing damaged plant or equipment used in the entity’s primary production enterprise or relevant business;
repairing or replacing buildings used for carrying on the entity’s primary production enterprise or relevant business;
meeting requirements for carrying on the entity’s primary production enterprise or relevant business, including, for example—
buying goods necessary to carry on the activities of the enterprise or relevant business; and
paying rates, rent or wages; and
paying creditors;
for a primary production enterprise—meeting requirements for carrying on the enterprise, including, for example—
replanting, restoring or re-establishing areas affected by the eligible disaster; and
buying livestock to replace livestock lost because of the eligible disaster; and;
sustaining livestock: and
carrying on essential property operations;
for a relevant business—supplying stock for a period of not more than 1 month to replace stock lost as a direct result of the eligible disaster and maintain the liquidity of the relevant business.
sch 8 s 6 orig sch 8 s 6 om 2014 SL No. 51 s 6
prev sch 8 s 6 ins 2014 SL No. 180 s 4
om 2019 SL No. 71 s 59 sch 1
pres sch 8 s 6 ins 2019 SL No. 128 s 4
(sch.8-sec.6-ssec) The nature of the assistance that may be given under the scheme to an eligible entity is a concessional loan for any of the following— repairing or replacing damaged plant or equipment used in the entity’s primary production enterprise or relevant business; repairing or replacing buildings used for carrying on the entity’s primary production enterprise or relevant business; meeting requirements for carrying on the entity’s primary production enterprise or relevant business, including, for example— buying goods necessary to carry on the activities of the enterprise or relevant business; and paying rates, rent or wages; and paying creditors; for a primary production enterprise—meeting requirements for carrying on the enterprise, including, for example— replanting, restoring or re-establishing areas affected by the eligible disaster; and buying livestock to replace livestock lost because of the eligible disaster; and; sustaining livestock: and carrying on essential property operations; for a relevant business—supplying stock for a period of not more than 1 month to replace stock lost as a direct result of the eligible disaster and maintain the liquidity of the relevant business.
- (a) repairing or replacing damaged plant or equipment used in the entity’s primary production enterprise or relevant business;
- (b) repairing or replacing buildings used for carrying on the entity’s primary production enterprise or relevant business;
- (c) meeting requirements for carrying on the entity’s primary production enterprise or relevant business, including, for example— (i) buying goods necessary to carry on the activities of the enterprise or relevant business; and (ii) paying rates, rent or wages; and (iii) paying creditors;
- (i) buying goods necessary to carry on the activities of the enterprise or relevant business; and
- (ii) paying rates, rent or wages; and
- (iii) paying creditors;
- (d) for a primary production enterprise—meeting requirements for carrying on the enterprise, including, for example— (i) replanting, restoring or re-establishing areas affected by the eligible disaster; and (ii) buying livestock to replace livestock lost because of the eligible disaster; and; (iii) sustaining livestock: and (iv) carrying on essential property operations;
- (i) replanting, restoring or re-establishing areas affected by the eligible disaster; and
- (ii) buying livestock to replace livestock lost because of the eligible disaster; and;
- (iii) sustaining livestock: and
- (iv) carrying on essential property operations;
- (e) for a relevant business—supplying stock for a period of not more than 1 month to replace stock lost as a direct result of the eligible disaster and maintain the liquidity of the relevant business.
- (i) buying goods necessary to carry on the activities of the enterprise or relevant business; and
- (ii) paying rates, rent or wages; and
- (iii) paying creditors;
- (i) replanting, restoring or re-establishing areas affected by the eligible disaster; and
- (ii) buying livestock to replace livestock lost because of the eligible disaster; and;
- (iii) sustaining livestock: and
- (iv) carrying on essential property operations;