What this does: This order allows specific goods — decals in rolls (sticker-like transfers used for labeling or decoration) — to be imported into Australia duty-free under Item 50 of Schedule 4 to the Customs Tariff Act 1995.
Who it affects: Importers bringing in decals classified under customs tariff code 4911.91.00.
How it works: Under the Customs Act 1901, the government can grant tariff concessions for goods that aren't produced locally. This order, made by a delegate of the Australian Border Force CEO, formally declares that these specific decals qualify for the concession. It took effect on 5 October 2005 and stays in force until revoked or replaced.
Why it matters: Without this order, importers would pay standard customs duty on these decals. The concession reduces business costs for companies importing these products.