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Commonwealth Electoral Act 191 8

APPOINTMENT OF POLLING PLACES

I, as delegate of the Australian Electoral Commission, and pursuant to paragraph 80(l)(a) of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918, appoint the polling places named in Column 2 of the Schedule, to be polling places for the Divisions specified in Column 1.

B. R. Nugent Australian Electoral Officer for New South Wales

10 October 1995

SCHEDULE

Column 1 Column 2 Electoral Division Polling Place

New South Wales

CUNNINGHAM

DOBELL

EDEN-MONARO

ROBERTS ON

Balgownie

San Rem0 (Dobcll)

Letchworth Long Beach

Wyoming (Robertson)

Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918

ABOLITION OF POLLING PLACES

I, as delegate of the Australian Electoral Commission, and pursuant to paragraph 80(l)(c) of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918, abolish the polling places named in Column 2 of the Schedule, being polling places for the Divisions specified in Column 1.


10 October 1995

SCHEDULE

Column 1 Electoral Division

Column 2 Polling Place

New South Wales

COWPER Lower Bucca

GWYDIR Armatree Mount Russell Ulamambri Weemelah Yarrie Lake

PARKES Oxide Street

AUSTRALIAN ELECTORAL COMMISSION

Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918

CHANGE OF NAME OF POLLING PLACES

I, as delegate of the Australian Electoral Commission, and pursuant to paragraph SO(l)(a) of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918, change the names of the polling places named in Column 2 of the Schedule, to that shown in Column 3, for the Divisions specified in Column 1.


10 October 1995

SCHEDULE

Column 1 Column 2 Column .W Electoral Division Previous name of polling place New name of polling place

New South Wales

ROBERTS ON Terrigal (Robertson)

SHORTLAND San Rem0

Terrigal

San Remo(Short1and) 9 5 0 2 7 1 3

I HAVE ascertained and set ‘out in the 8cheduh for each State and Territory tho number o f electors enrolled in each Division as at th. date indicated and for each State and tho Australian C a p i t a l Territory have determined the average divisional enrolment and the extent to which the number of electors enrolled in each Division differs from the avemge divisional enrolment.

w J GRAY Electoral Commissioner

THE SCHEDULE

New South Hales as at 05 October, 1995

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D ivi s i on Enrolment enrolment

BANKS 79388 1.46 BARTON 79728 1.90 BENNE LONG 80567 2.97 BEROWRA 81083 3.63 BLAXLAND 77831 -0.52 BRADFIELD 79805 2.00 CALARE 77079 -1.48 CHARLTON 81562 4. 24 CHIFLEY a9504 1.61 COOK 790 73 1.06 COWPER 770 94 -1.46 CUNNINGHAN 75597 -3.37 DOBELL 76685 -1.98 EDEN-MONARO 75827 -3.08 FARRER 75120 -3.98 FOWLER 83637 6.89 GILMORE 74505 -4.77 GRAYNDLER 81907 4.68 GREEWAY a9039 1.02 GWYDIR 74998 -4.14 HUGHES 81039 3.57 HUME 756 94 -3.25 HUNTER 76146 -2.67 KINGSFORD-SMITH 77746 -0.63 LINDSAY 78161 -0.10 LOWE 78595 0.45 LYNE 78515 0.35 MAC ARTHUR 80441 2.81 MACKELLAR 79876 2.09 MACQUARIE 77086 -1.47 MITCHELL 75160 -3.93 NE WCASTLE 76390 -2.36 N E W ENGLAND 74934 -4.22 NORTH SYDNEY 83040 6.13 PAGE 78878 0.81 PARKES 79832 2.03 PARRAMATTA 77527 -0.91 PATERSON 77615 -0.79 PROSPECT 76617 -2.07 REID 79166 1.18 RICHMOND 79707 1.87 RIVERINA 79445 1.54 ROBERTSON 75533 -3.45 SHORTLAND 75854 -3.04 SYDNEY 81177 3.75

WARRINGAH 77264 -1.24 WATSON 77996 -0.31 WENTWORTH 79738 1.91 WERRIW 77210 -1.31

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THROSBY 75590 -3.38

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77993 77639 84379 79532 81964 73271 75896 74666 82042 75106 70969 80154 77767 76573 80512 77737 83126 79549 72598 84653 7845 9 73134 82053 79299 72747 71594 74446 78910 79474 78244 70965 74772 77737 00664 75115 79811 83247

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7.92 1.72 4.83

-6.28 -2.92 -4.50 4.93

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2.97 -0.57

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0.93 1 .64 0.07 0.99

-4.36 -0.57

3.16 -3.92

2.07 6.47

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BOWMAN BRISBANE CAPRICORNIA DAWSON DICKSON FADDEN FAIRFAX FISHER FORDE G R I F F I T H GROOM HERBERT H I N K L E R KENNEDY LEICHHARDT L I L L E Y LONGMAN MCPHERSON MARANOA MONCRI E F F MORETON OXLEY PETRIE RANKIN RYAN WIDE BAY

74333 82713 82546 83465 80306 73849 75479 71657 73837 80188 81153 80789 82334 81481 80441 82927 743 2 2 73153 81716 71122 83557 74929 79375 76091 80880 77372

-5.26 5.41 5.20 6.37 2.35 -5.87 -3.80 -8.67 -5.89 2.19 3.42 2.96 4.93 3.84 2.52 5.69 -5.27 -6.76 4.14 -9.35

6 .49 -4.50 1.16 -3.02 3.08 -1.38

Western A u s t r a l i a as a t 05 O c t o b e r , 1995

Z D e v i a t i o n from average d iv is ional

D i v i s i o n E n r o l m e n t e n r o l m e n t

BRAND 88681 16.77 CANNING 72523 -4.49 COWAN 80213 5.62 CURTIN 72099 -5.05 FORREST 78004 2.71 FREMANTLE 75355 -0.77 KALGOORLIE 70077 -7.72 MOORE 86683 14.14 0 ’ CONNQR 73 170 -3.64 --

PEARCE 74772 -1.53 P E RTH 72918 -3.97 STIR L I N G 73122 -3.71 SWAN 71230 -6.20 TANGNEY 74326 -2.12

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avenge divisional Division Enrolment enrolment

ADELAIDE 79160 -3.57 BARKER 84367 2.76 BOMTHON 75722 -7.76 BOOTHBY 80067 -2.47 GREY 83502 1.71 HINOMARSH 82346 0.30 KINGSTON 84429 2.84 MAKIN 85292 3.89 MAY0 86894 5.84 PORT ADELAIDE 81003 -1 33 SNRT 76046 -7.36 WAKEFIELD 86314 5.13

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Tasmania as at 05 October, 1995

Australian Capital Territory as at 05 October, 1995

Northern Territory as at 05 October, 1995

TOTAL FOR AUSTRALIA 11 506 099

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GENETIC MANIPULATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE

NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF A PROPOSAL FOR GENERAL RELEASE OF A GENETICALLY MODIFIED ORGANISM

REQUEST FOR SUBMISSIONS

The Genetic Manipulation Advisory Committee (GMAC) has received an application for the general release of a genetically modified organism. The Committee invites written submissions on matters relevant to the environmental and safety issues of this proposal. Submissions should

be received by GMAC within 30 days of the date of this Gazette.

All correspondence, including submissions and inquiries, should be addressed to:

The Secretary Genetic Manipulation Advisory Committee GPO Box 2183 CANBERRA ACT 2601

Tel: 06 275 3663 Fax: 06 275 3967

Application for commercialisation of insect-resistant cotton

Organisation proposing release: Monsanto Australia Limited 12th Floor, 600 St Kilda Road Melbourne VIC 3004

Organism to be released: Cultivated cotton (Gossypium hirsufum)

Brief description of the nature and effect of the genetic modification: Two new genes are expressed in the transgenic plants. One encodes the Cry/A(c) gene ( INGARDTM) from the bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis variety kurstaki which produces the Bt delta endotoxin. The toxin produced in the Bt cotton is specific to lepidopteran (caterpillar) larvae, including two Helicoverpa species which are major pests of cotton.

The other gene is a ‘marker’ gene from the bacterium Escherichia coli that allows identification of the transgenic plants. This gene encodes neomycin phosphotransferase which confers resistance to the antibiotics kanamycin and neomycin.

Further information: This proposal is being considered concurrently by the National Registration Authority for registration of the cotton as a plant-pesticide.

The organisation’s contact officer for this proposal is Mrs Marion Sheers, telephone (03) 9522 7107, facsimile (03) 9525 2253.

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Environment, Sport and Territories

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA

Wildlife Protection (Reaulation of EXDOI~S and Imports) Act 1982

. Section 11

DECLARATION OF APPROVED INSTITUTIONS

I , PAUL JEWELL, the Designated Authority under sub-section 20(1) of the Wildlife Protection (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1962, in pursuance of sub-section I I 1) of that Act, hereby declare each of the organisations specified in Column 2 o \ the Schedule, in an item in the Schedule, to be an approved institution in relation to the class, or classes, of specimens specified in Column 3 of the Schedule in that item.

Dated this twelfth day of October 1995

SCHEDULE D E W E D AUTHORIJY

Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Item Name and Country of Approved class, or

Approved Institution classes, of specimens

1. San Francisco Zoological Society Hylobates 3fndactylus I Zoo Road

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SAN FRANCISCO 941 32-CA

2.

3.

4.

5.

Metropolitan Toronto Zoo 361A Old Finch Avenue SCARBOROUGH ONTARIO CANADA MIB 5K7

Dendroba fes finctorius

Kevin M Glseson Sfrufh/o camelus Port Pacific Ostrich Import 1328 Rollands Plains Road ROLLANDS PLAINS NSW 2441 AUSTRALIA

Kevin M Gieeson Port Pacific Ostrich Import 1002 Oxley Highway PORT MACQUARIE NSW 2444 AUSTRALIA

Lou Cusato Port Pacific Ostrich Import 34 New Jerusalem Road OAKDALE NSW 2570 AUSTRALIA

Struthio camelus

I

Struthjo camelus

C~~niiiioii~~.ecrltli of Airstralia Gazette No. GN 41, 18 October 1995


Wildlife Protection (Reaulation of Exoorts and Imports! Act 1.982

Section 12

DECLARATlON OF APPROVED ZOOLOGICAL ORGANfSATlONS

I , PAUL JEWELL, the Designated Authority under sub-section 20(1) of the W/d!i..e Protectbn (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982, in pursuance of sub-section 12 1) of that Act,

classes, of specimens specified in Column 3 of the Schedule in that item.

hereby declare each of the zoological organisations s ecified in Column 2 of t f, e Schedule, in an item in the Schedule, to be an approved toologica P organisation in relation to the class, or

Dated this twelfth of October 1995

I

SCHEDULE DESI AT DAUTHORITY v

Column 1 Column 2 Item Name and Country of

zoo

Column 3 Approved class, or classes, of specimens

1. San Francisco Zoological Society Hybbates syndactyhs 1 Zoo Road

UNiTED STATES OF AMERICA SAN FRANCISCO 941 32-CA

2. Metro Toronto Zoo Dendrobaies tinctonus 361A Old Finch Avenue SCARBOROUGH ONTARIO CANADA MI B 5K7

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C~)niiiic,n~r.ealtli of Australia Gazette 3862 Go\~c~1-iiiiioiit c i ~ ~ i ~ ~ i i . t i i i c ~ i i t . ~ No. GN 41, 18 October- 1995

I Human Services and Health

WHA 82ZRB 1/95


NATIONAL HEALTH ACT 1953

GUIDELINES UNDER SECTION 82ZRB

I, CARMEN LAWRENCE, Minister for Human Services and Health, pursuant to section 82ZRB of the National Health Act 1953 (the Act), hereby determine, except as provided for by the Act, the following to be terms and conditions on which the Private Health Insurance Complaints Commissioner (the Complaints Commissioner) shall hold office:-

1. Appointment of the Complaints Commissioner

(a) Appointments will as far as possible have regard to the Commonyrealth Government’s objective of equal representation of women on industry bodies, boards and authorities.

“.d 2. Terms and Conditions of the Office

(a) The Complaints Commissioner shall enjoy the terms and conditions of office as would be enjoyed by a member of the Senior Executive Service of the Australian Public Service who is employed at a similar remuneration level as determined by the Remuneration Tribunal under Section 82ZUB of the Act, insofar as those terms and conditions do not conflict with the provisions of the Act.

3. Period of Appointment

(a) The Complaints Commissioner shall be appointed for a period of three years, and will be eligible for re-appointment.

Dated this u d d q i day of October 1995

DR CARMEN LAWRENCE Minister of State for Human Services and Health

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Con i n ion 1 \*etrlth of Air ststil iti Gcrxttt~ No. GN 41, 18 Octohes 1995

DETERMINATION HS/3/1995 COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA

HEALTH INSURANCE ACT 1973 DETERMINATION UNDER SUBSECTION 3C( 1)

I, CARMEN MARY LAWRENCE, Minister for Human Services and Health, pursuant to subsection 3C(I) of the Health Insurance Act 1973 ("the Act"), HEREBY DETERMINE

(1) that a health service specified in Column 2 of the Schedule to this determination, not being a service specified in the General Medical Services Table, as in force from time to time, shall be treated, for the purposes of:

(a) section 4 of the National Health Act 1953;

(b) subsections 3( 1) and 19(6) and sections 9, 10, I I , 12, 14, 17,18, 20 and 20A of the Act;

(c) regulations :3, 29, 30 %id 5: of the Health Insurance Regulaiions, as amended; and

(d) Rules 1 and 1 1 of the Rules of Interpretation of the General Medical Services Table, as amended; and

as if that health service were a medical service and there were an item prescribed in the General Medical Services Table;

(i) that related to that health service; and

(ii) specified, in respect of that health service, the fee specified in column 3 opposite to that health service;

(2) that this determination shall come into effect on and from 31 October 1995

( 3 ) that all previous determinations made under subsection 3C( 1) of the Act are revoked with effect from 3 1 October 1995.

day of 1995

Minister for Human Services and Health

Coiiiniori~t~eriltli of Australin Gazette No. GN 41, 18 October I995

12306 Bone densitometry (performed by a specialist or consultant physician where the patient is referred by another medical practitioner), using dual energy x-ray absorptiometry, for the confirmation of a presumptive diagnosis of low bone mineral density made on the basis of 1 or more fractures occumng after minimal trauma or for the monitoring of low bone mineral density proven by bone densitometry at least 12 months previously - measurement of 2 or more sites - 1 service only in a period of 24 months - including interpretation and report; not being a service associated with a service to which item 12309,1231 2,1231 5,1231 8,12321 or 12324 applies.

75.95

12309

12312

12315

Bone densitometry (performed by a specialist or consultant physician where the patient is referrzd by another mediLal practitiolterj, using quantitative computerised tomography, for the confirmation of a presumptive diagnosis of low bone mineral density made on the basis of 1 or more fractures occurring after minimal trauma or for the monitoring of low bone mineral density proven by bone densitometry at least 12 months previously - measurement of 2 or more sites - 1 sewice only in a period of 24 months - including interpretation and report; not being a service associated with a service to which item 12306, 1231 2, 1231 5, 1231 8 or 12324 applies. 34

Bone densitometry (performed by a specialist or consultant physician where the patient is referred by another medical practitioner), using dual energy x-ray absorptiometry, for the diagnosis and monitoring of bone loss associated with 1 or more of the following - prolonged glucocorticoid therapy, conditions associated with excess glucocorticoid secretion, male hypogonadism, female hypogonadism lasting more than 6 months before the age of 45 - where the bone density measurement will contribute to the management of a patient with a condition or therapy listed above - measurement of 2 or more sites - 1 service only in a period of 12 consecutive months - including interpretation and report, not being a service associated with a service to which item 12306, 12309, 12315, 12318, 12321 or 12324 applies.

Bone densitometry (performed by a specialist or consultant physician where the patient is referred by another medical practitioner), using dual energy x-ray absorptiornetry, for the diagnosis and monitoring of bone loss associated with 1 or more of the following conditions - primary hyperparathyroidism, chronic liver disease, chronic renal disease, proven malabsorptive disorders, rheumatoid arthritis, or conditions associated with thyroxine excess - where the bone density measurement will contribute to the management of a patient with any of the above conditions - measurement of 2 or more sites - 1 service only in a period of 24 consecutive months - including interpretation and report; not being a service associated with a setvice to which item 12306, 12309, 12312, 12318, 12321 or 12324 applies.

75.95

75.95

75.95

Go \*e 1'1 11 11 0 1 1 1 r lq1r1 I? I 1 I 0 1 1 t.r 3 8 6 5

Column 1 Column 2 Column 3

Item No Health Service Fee $

75.95 ----------------------------------------------------------

1231 8 Bone densitometry (performed by a specialist or consultant physician where the patient is referred by another medical practitioner), using quantitative computerised tomography, for the diagnosis and monitoring of bone loss associated with 1 or more of the following - prolonged glucocorticoid therapy, conditions associated with excess glucocorticoid secretion, male hypogonadism, female hypogonadism lasting more than 6 months before the age of 45, primary hyperparathyroidism, chronic liver disease, chronic renal disease, proven malabsorptive disorders, rheumatoid arthritis, or conditions associated with thyroxine excess - where the bone density measurement will contribute to the management of a patient with a condition or therapy listed above - measurement of 2 or more sites - 1 service only in a period of 24 consecutive months - including interpretation and report; not being a service associated with a service to which item 12306,12309,1231 2,1231 5,12321 or 12324 applies.

12321 'Bone densitometry, (performed by a specialist or consultant physician where the patient is referred by another medical practitioner), using dual energy x-ray absorptiometry, for the measurement of bone density 12 months after a significant change in therapy for established low bone mineral density - measurement of 2 or more sites - 1 service only in a period of 24 consecutive months - including interpretation and report; not being a service associated with a service to which item 12306, 12309, 12312,12315,12318 or 12324 applies.

75.95

12324 Bone densitometry, (performed by a specialist or consultant physician where the patient is referred by another medical practitioner), using dual energy x-ray absorptiometty or quantitative computerised tomography, for the monitoring of bone loss associated with clinical conditions not specified in items 12306,12309, 12312,12315, 12318 and 12321 or for an additional test in excess of that defined in the period specified in items 12306, 12309, 12312, 12315,12318 and 12321 - measurement of 2 or more sites - including interpretation and report; not being a service associated with service to which item 12306, 12309, 12312, 1231 5, 12318 or 12321 applies.

5.20

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COMMONWEALTE OF AUSTRALIA


NEW NURSING HOMES PRINCIPLES 1992

I, CARMEN LAWRENCE, Minister of State for Human Services and Health, pursuant to Principle 6 of the New Nursing Homes PrinciDles 1992 formulated under Sub-section 5 4 ( 1 ) of the

,

Nation'al Health Act 1953, determine that f o r the financial year 1995-96 the amount to be used f o r the purposes of part (b) of Principle 6 shall be $28,700.

CARMEN LAWRENCE Minister of State for Human Services and Health

.4 Determination No 1995-96/ACC4


UPGRADING OF NURSING HOMES PRINCIPLES 1993

I, CARMEN LAWRENCE, Minister of State for Human Services and Health, pursuant to Principle 3 of the Upgrading of Nursing Homes Principles 1993 formulated under Section 58CD of the National Heaith Act 1953, determine that f o r the financial year

995-96 the amount to be used for the PurDoses of PrinciDle 3 - a

shall be $28,700.

. ___ ..- . --_ -

CARMEN LAWRENCE Minister of State f o r Human Services and Health

Dete-rminat ion No 1995- 9 6/.ACC5

9 5 0 2 7 3 3

3 X6X GOI~C1~11111C11 I tlopo I?! 11011 1.\



NOTICE OF DETERMINATION OF AMOUNT FOR THE PURPOSES OF SUBPARAGRAPH 4 7 ( 2 ) (b) (iii)

I, CARMEN LAWRENCE, Minister of State for Human Services and Health pursuant to subparagraph 47(2)(b)(iii) of the National Health Act 1953 determine that the amount for the purposes of that subparagraph shall be $25.50 from:

(a) 21 September 1995 f o r nursing home residents, other than residents who receive Department of Veterans' Affairs pensions; and,

(b) 28 September 1995 for residents who receive Department of Veterans' Affairs pensions.

----- .----

CARMEN LAWRENCE Minister of State for Human Services and Health

Determination No 1995-96/ACC6 9 5 0 2 7 3 1

1

1

SALES TAX (EXEMtMZIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS) ACT 1992

Approval as an exempt child care body

1. I, Rosemary A. Crowley, Minister fo r Family Services, pursuant to sub-paragraph 3B(l)(b)(ii) of the Sales Tax (Exemptions and Classifications) Act 1992 (“the Act”) hereby approve the organisation, Young Action Aussies, of 11 McLaughlin Crescent, Weetangera, ACT as an exempt child care body for the purposes of sub-section 3B(1) of the Act.

2. This instrument shall take effect from the date of approval.

Dated this 2% day of

Minister for Family Services

i

EXEMPT2 I

SALES TAX (EXEMPTIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS) ACT 1992

Approval as an exempt child care body

1. I, Rosemary Crowley, Minister for Family Services, pursuant to sub-paragraph 3B(l)(b)(ii) of the Sales Tax (Exemptions and Classifications) Act 1992 ("the Actv1) hereby approve the organisation, St Patrick's Summer Hill Out Of School Hours Care Association Incorporated, of 5 Drynan Street, Summer Hill, NSW as an exempt child care body for the purposes of sub-section 3B(1) of the Act.

2. This instrument shall take effect from the date of approval.

Dated this 9%

Crowley Minister for Family Services

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I

FOOD STANDARDS

The following notices are made pursuant to the National Food Authority Act 1992. All correspondence, including requests for further information on the matters detailed below, should be forwarded to the following:

Standards Liaison Officer National Food Authority Box 7186 CANBERRA MAIL CENTRE ACT 2610 Tel: 06-271 2219

Submissions will be placed on the public register of the Authority unless a claim of commercial confidentiality is made and justified.

SALE AND ADVERTISING OF FORMULA FOOD FOR VERY LOW ENERGY DIETS

The Authority has prepared a draft Code of Practice on the Restriction of the Sale and Advertising of Formula Food for Very Low Energy Diets (VLED), as part of its consideration of Proposal P49 - Formula Food for VLED. The draft Code sets out the conditions under which VLED can be sold and advertised. It applies to all those involved in the production, sale or distribution and supply of all products described as formula food for VLED. This includes manufacturers, importers, wholesalers, distributors, packers, retailers, pharmacists, dietitians and general practitioners.

The proposed Code of Practice will provide a framework within which VLED products, manufactured in accordance with the composition and labelling requirements proposed in draft Standard R10 - Food for Special Medical Purposes, can be sold and advertised. The draft Standard has been subject of full assessment and is now subject of an inquiry. It is proposed that the Code of Practice be adopted prior to any recommendation on the proposed Standard is made to the National Food Standards Council.

To assist in this process, the Authority invites written submissions on the draft Code of Practice (copies of which are available from the Authority) by 18 December 1995. Copies of draft Standard R10 can also be obtained from the Authority.

NOTICES PURSUANT TO SECTION 19

The Authority has completed inquiries into draft variations to amend the Australian Food Standards Code prepared after full assessments of the following Applications and has made recommendations to the National Food Standards Council. Further information about the recommendations, and reasons for them, can be obtained by writing to the Authority:

Permission to Use Neohesperidin Dihydrochalcone in Food (A227). An inquiry into the draft variation to Standard A6 - Flavourings and Flavour Enhancers, resulting from Application A227 from the Pfizer Food Science Group. The recommendation, . __ if approved by the Council, will amend Standard A6 by inserting “Neohesperidin dihydrochalcone” in the Schedule.

Monounsaturated Sunflower Oil (A236). An inquiry into the draft variation to Standard G1 - Edible Fats and Oils, resulting from Application A236 from the Australian Margarine Manufacturers’. Associa tion. The recommendation, if approved by the Council, will vary Standard G1 by omitting from the Code the saponification and iodine values for sunflower oil.

9 5 0 2 7 2 9

Con I I I I o i I 1 IYCI I t li c? f' A 1 is t rnl ia Gcrx t te No. GN 41, I8 October 1995


THERAPEUTIC GOODS ACT 1989

SECTION 14 NOTICE

On 11 October 1995, the delegate of the Secretary of the Department of Human Services and Health for the purposes of subsection 14(1) of the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 ('the Act') gave his consent for Bristol-Myers Squibb Pharmaceuticals Pty Limited of 556 Princes Highway, NOBLE PARK VICTORIA, ('the company') to supply 'KENACOMB OTIC DROPS' (triamcinolone acetonide 0.9mg/mL, gramicidin 0.225mg/mL, neomycin (as sulfate) 2.25mg/mL, nystatin 90 000 units/mL) 7.5mL eardrops bottle (AUST R 19200) which do not comply with the requirements of Therapeutic Goods Order N o . 48 - "General requirements for labels for drug products'' paragraph 3(2)(b) with respect to the 1.5mm minimum letter height requirement.

For the purposes of subsection 15(1) of the Act the company must adhere to the following conditions in supplying the abovementioned product:

1. The type face of the printed text on the immediate container label shall be not less than lmm in height.

2. The immediate container label used must conJorm to that presented to the delegate on 2 October 1995.

Supply of this product is subject to the standard conditions applying to the supply of goods listed in the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods.

R K Howard Chief Scientist Chemistry Section Therapeutic Goods Administration Laboratories DELEGATE OF THE SECRETARY

// October 1995


SECTION 14 NOTICE

On 29 September 1995, the delegate of the Secretary of the Department of Human Services and Health for the purposes of subsection 14 (1) of the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 ("the Act") gave her consent for Sanofi Winthrop Pty Ltd of 82 Hughes, Ermington, NSW ("the Company"), to supply isoprenaline hydrochloride (Isuprel) injection 200microgram in 1mL ampoules (Aust R 12582) and lmg in 5 mL ampoules (Aust R 48213) with labels which do not comply with the requirements of Therapeutic Goods Order No.48 - "General requirements for labels for drug products".

For the purposes of subsection 15(1) of the Act, the Company must adhere to the following conditions in supplying the product:

1. The only batches exempted are batch M205ND of the 200 microgram in 1mL strength and batch M050NA of the lmg in 5mL strength and o n l y 2000 cartons of each of the exempted batches will be supplied in Australia.

2. The period of exemption is from 29 September 1995 to 1 March 1996 only, after which only Australian ampoule labels will be used.

3 . The carton labels are to be those provided in the Company letter of 19 September 1995 relating to this application.

4. A copy of the 'Dear Customer' letter, provided with the Company letter of 19 September 1995, will be inserted into each carton of the exempt product supplied in Australia.

On 9 September 1995, the delegate of the Secretary of the Department of Human Services and Health for the purposes of subsec t ion 14(1) of the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 ("the Act") gave her consent for Astra Pharmaceuticals of Alma Road, North Ryde, NSW ("the Company"), to supply Water for Injections 20mL vial (Aust R 11995), 50mL vial (Aust R 48353), lOOmL vial (Aust R 48354), 2mL ampoule (Aust R 11994), 5mL ampoule (Aust R 48350), lOmL ampoule (Aust R 48351) and 20mL ampoule (Aust R 48352) with labels which do not comply with the reguirements of Therapeutic Goods Order No.48 - "General requirements for labels for drug products".

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PUBLICATION OF LIST OF MANUFACTURERS REVOKED FROM LICENSING FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF THERAPEUTIC GOODS

I, R W Tribe (C%ief GMP Auditor), delegate of the S e c w r y for the purpose of s.41 of the Therapeuric G d Act, hereby publish the following details concerning the revocation of licences to manufacture therapeuuc goods:

-

UNDER SECTION 41 (1) (e) OF THE THERAPEUTIC GOODS ACT 1989 THE SECRETARY BY NOTICE IN WRITING HAS REVOKED LICENCE HELD BY:

MITCHELTON VINTNERS PTY LTD , LICENCE NO. 205 18 - DUE TO THE CESSATION OF THE MANUFACTURE OF THERAPEUTIC GOODS.

Delegate of the Secretary 12thOctober 1995

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Coininonivealtlz of Australia Gazette No. GN41, 18 October 1995

Immigration and Ethnic Affairs

Department of Immigration and Ethnic Affairs Migration Agents Registration Scheme

Notice under section 289(1) of the Migration Act 1958

Notice is hereby given that the persons whose details appear below have applied to be registered as migration agents. Any person may lodge an objection to the registration of any applicant appearing below. Objections must be in writing and received not later than six (6) weeks after the date of this notice. Objections should be addressed to:

The Secretary Department of Immigration and Ethnic Affairs PO Box25 Belconnen ACT 261 6

A written statement should be provided which outlines the nature of the objection and clearly identifies the person against whom the objection has been made.

NAME DATE OF BIRTH BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS ADDRESS

EATHER Edward Allen Berwon

HARRIS Sharon t.6hne

KENNY’ Jahn Buller

ROBSON Michael John

WONG Paul Tang Tal

18 October 1995

Level 11.50 Cavil1 Awn SURFERS PARAME QLD 4217

21l711959 Johnsmr Solicitors Leval11.50 tW3l Awn SURFERS PARACIISE Qlr, 4217

WROVBRA JUNCTION Nsw 2035

st Lu& QLD 4067

1111211970 Nwon Ford Lerrvyere W 4 2

IN9946 820 8, Anzaa Parade .&

111511065 Auetd in Firmood 14122 Maquatie SI

525 Collins Slreel MELBOURNE VIC 3000

PROVIDES FREE SERVICE OR CHARGES

FEES7 CHARGES

CHARd ES

CHARGES

W G E S

CHARGES

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Commontvealth of Australia Gazette No. GN 41, 18 October 1995

CLAUSE NO SUBJECT

Part 111 Grenda Group Paid Rates Schedule

Government departments 3877

SUBSTANCE OF VARIATION

New Schedule _-

Industrial Relations ~

Regulation 22

Form R16 Industrial Relations Act 1988

AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COMMISSION

NOTICE OF VARIATION OF COMMON RULE AWARD

IN thematterof:

Transport Workers (Passenger Vehicles) Award 1984 (C no 35482 of 1995)

DATED 26 March 1985

AND in the matter of the variation of the award

Notice is hereby given:

(a) That on 22 September 1995, the Commission varied the term (or terms) of the abovementioned award referred to in the Schedule below;

(b) that the variation will be a common rule of the Northern Territory with effect from 29 August 1995;

and

(c) that any organisation or person interested and having an objection to the variation binding that person or organisation and wanting to be heard in relation to the abovementioned variation is invited to lodge with the Commission a notice of that objection.

A copy of the Award may be inspected at the Australian Industrial Registry, 1 Briggs Street, Darwin free of charge.

SCHEDULE TERMS TO BE VARIED

T0091CR V083 M Print M5481

6 October, 1995

LYNDALL SOETENS DEPUTY INDUSTRIAL REGISTRAR

3878 Government departments

Regulation 22

CLAUSE NO

Part 111

Comnioint~errlrl~ of Australirr Gazette No. GN 41, 18 October- I995

SUBJECT SUBSTANCE OF VARIATION

Eastrans Paid Rates New Schedule Schedule




IN thematterof:

Transport Workers (Passenger Vehicles) Award 1984 (C no 34805 of 1995)

DATED 26 March 1985



(a) That on 22 September 1995, the Commission varied the term (or terms) of the abovementioned award referred to in the Schedule below;


and

that any organisation or person interested and having an objection to the variation binding that person or organisation and wanting to be heard in relation to the abovementioned variation is invited to lodge with the Commission a notice of that objection.

4

(c)



T0091CR VO82 M Print M5480

6 October. 1995


P

CLAUSE NO

Appendix H 9

Commonweoltli of Austrdin Gazette No. GN 41, 18 October 1995

Regulation 22

SUBJECT SUBSTANCE OF VARIATION

. Superannuation New Clause

Government departments 3879




IN thematterof

Federal Meat Industry Award 1981 (C nos 21554 of 1995

21555 of 1995 and 32352 of 1995)

DATED 23 July 1982



(a) That on 2 October 1995, the Commission varied the term (or terms) of the abovementioned award referred to in the Schedule below;


and




F0002CRN V130 M Print M5855

6 October, 1995



Appeals against an Order

Coinnionu~eolth of Airstr-alia Gayette No. GN 41, 18 October- I995

Order of Commissioner Grimshaw dated 23 June 1995 [Print M30841 set aside

Regulation 22 I




IN the matter of:

Federal Meat Industry Award 1981 (C nos 2 1554 of 1995

21555 of 1995 and 32352 of 1995)

DATED 23 July 1982



(a> That on 2 October 1995, the Commission varied the term (or terms) of the abovementioned award referred to in the Schedule below;


&

and




F0002CRN V128 M Print M5375

I CLAUSENO I SUBJECT I SUBSTANCE OF VARIATION

6 October, 1995


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Coinrnomvealth of Australia Gazette No. GN41, 18 October 1995 Government departments 388 1


Industrial Relations Act 1988

NOTICE UNDER SUB-SECTION 142(4) IN RELATION TO VARIATION OF A COMMON RULE

IN the matter of

AUSTRALIAN WORKERS’ UNION MISCELLANEOUS WORKER’S (A.C.T.) AWARD 1991

C No. 21961 of 1993

Dated 28th day of June 1991 AND in the matter of the variation of the above award

Notice is hereby given

(a) That on 3 October 1995, the Commission varied the tends of the abovementioned award referred to in the Schedule below:

(b) That the variation will be a common rule of the Australian Capital Territory in the industry in respect of which the dispute arose with effect from 7 September 1995.

That any person or organisation interested and having an objection to the variation binding that person or organisation and wanting to be heard in relation to the above-mentioned variation is invited to lodge with the Commission a notice of that objection.

(c)

A copy of the award may be inspected at the Australian Industrial Registry at Level 4, CML Building, University Avenue, Canberra.

SCHEDULE OF TERMS TO BE VARIED A0229 \’OM Print No. M56 1 1.

Clause No. Subject Substance of variation 2 Arrangement Insertion of new clause 6 Wages 2nd safety net adjustment 37A Enterprise Flexibility Insertion of new clause

Dated this 13 th day of October 1995 ~~

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C~~mnioiii~~ecilthi of Airstrcrlici Gcrrette 3882 Government departments No. GN41, 18 October 1995

1

F0FU.M R14 - Regulation 21

Industrial Relations Act 1 98 8

AUSTRALIAN xrclDUSTRII;uI RELATIONS CObfMISSION

NOTICE OF GPPLICATION FOR COltXiMON RULE DEC-TION

In the matter of

Journalists (Provincial Non-Daily Newspapers) Award 199 I (C No. 90189 of 1995)

reby given that the Media, Entertainment and A r t s Ahnce has made application for a declaration that the terns hereinafter mentioned be a common rule in the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory of Australia for the Journalism.

ard may be inspected at the Australian Industrial Registry at 4th Floor CbL Building, 17-2 1 University Avenue, Canberra or at Construction House, 1 Briggs Street, Darwin NT 0800 free of charge.

The application will be heard by'Comissioner Peteron at 10.00 am Wednesday 1 November 1995 at CML Building, 17-21 University Avenue, Canbe&A.C.T.

If be given to the Comxnission.

Persons and organisations not so appearing or represented will be bound by any declaration made by the Commission in the matter which is applicable to them.

sire to be heard on the hearing of the appli'cation, notice to that effect should

r 1995.

C~)iiii~ioii,~.eclth of Airstsnlia Gaxtte No. GN 41, 18 Octobei; 1995

FORM R14 - Regplation 21 Government departments 3883

AUSTRALZAN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COMMISSION

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR COMMON RULE DECLARATION

In the matter of

Journalists (Metropolitan Daily Newspapers) Award 1991 (C No, 90190 of 1995)

Notice is hereby given that the Media, Entertainment and A r t s Alliance has made application for a declaration that the terns hereinafler mentioned the Australian Capitd.Terrhory and the Northern Territory af Au Jouraalisrn.

A copy of the award may be inspected at the Australian Indus CML Building, 17-21 University Avenue, Canberra or at Con Bnggs Street, D& NT 0800 &ee of charge.

The application wilI be heard by Cods ione r Peterson at 10.30 am Wednesd November 1995 at CML Building, 17-21 University Avenue, Canberra ACT.

If you desire to be heard on the hearing of the application, no be given to the Commission.

Persons and organisations not so appearing or represented will be bound by any declaration made by the Commission in the matter which is applicable to “them.

Dated: 9 October 1995.

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3884 Government departments Commo~m~enlrh cflAusrrnlin Fnzette

No. GN 41, 18 October 1995

Industry, Science and Technology

COMMONWEXLTH OF AUSTRAGIA CUSTOMS ACT 1901

NOTICE OF RATES OF EXCHANGE - 91615 CUSTOMS ACT 1901 I, JOHN BURKE, delegate of the Mmptroller-General of Customs, hereby specify, pursuant to 91615 of the Customs Act 1901, that the amounts set out in Columns 3 to 9 hereunder are the ruling rates of exchange, on the dates specified, €or the purposes of ascertaining the value of imported goods

under the provisions of Division 2 of Part VI11 of the Customs Act 1901.

Austria BelgiudLux Brazil Canada China Denmark EC Fiji Finland France Germany Greece Hong Kong India Indonesia Ireland Israel Italy Japan Korea Ma lays i a Netherlahds New Zealand Norway Pakistan Papua NG Philippines Po r tuga 1 Singapore Solomon Is. South Africa Spain Sri Lanka Sweden Switzerland Taiwan Tha 1 1 and UK USA

Schillings Francs Reals Dollars Yuan Kroner ECU Dollar Markka Francs Deutschmark Drachma e Dollars Rupees Rupiah Pounds Shekel Lire Yen Won Dollar Guilder Dollar Kroner Rupee Kina Peso Escudo Dollar Dollar Rand Peseta Rupee Krona Franc Dollar Baht Pounds Dollar

7.7769 22.7300

.7356 1.0214 6.3771 4.2886 .5967

1.0808 3.3109 3.8140 1.1060

180.1300 5.9361 25.9544

17 4 6.2000 .4763

2.3154 1243.4700 77.9400 589. 9900 1.9402 1.2378 1.1691 4.8540 24.0400 1.0084 19.9400 115.8000 1.1009 2.6498 2.8117 95.5200 39.3200 5.3663 -8908

20.5600 19.2900

-4857 .7679

7.6997 22.4900

-7310 1.0181 6.3372 4.2494 .5911

1.0747 3.2817 3.7880 1.0937

178.1500 5.8998 25.7921

1736.1000 .4717

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20.4600 19.1500

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7.6166 22.2000

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1.0683 3.2540 3.7469 1.0797

176.6900 5.8685 25.7282

1726.7000 .4700

2.2787 1222.1800 75.8900 583.5800 1.9232 1.2084 1.1468 4 -7503 23.7600 .9960

19.6500 112.9900 1.0832 2.6182 2.7810 93.5800 38.6600 5.2883 .E666

20.3400 19.0500

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7.6166 22.2000

.7270 1.0144 6.3028 4.1914 .5870

1.0683 3.2540 3.7469 1.0797

176.6900 5.8685

25.7282 1726.7000

.4700 2.2787

1222.1800 75.8900 583.5800 1.9232 1.2084 1.1468 4.7503 23.7600

.9960 19.6500 112.9900 1.0832 2.6182 2.7810 93.5800 38.6600 5.2883 .E666

20.3400 19.0500

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1.0683 3.2540 3.7469 1.0797

176.6900 5.8685

25.7282 1726.7000

-4700 2.2787

1222.1800 75.8900 583.5800 1.9232 1.2084 1.1468 4.7503

23.7600 -9960

19.6500 112.9900 1.0832 2.6182 2.7810 93.5800 38.6600 5.2883 .E666

20.3400 19.0500

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1.0755 3.2691 3.8075 1.0812

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25.8994 1738.6000

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20.5100 19.1800 .4818 .7642

7.5624 22.1600

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1.0685 3.2563 3.1772 1.0760

177.1600 5.8816

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JOHN BURKE Delegate of the Comptroller-General of Customs CANBERRA A. C. T. 11/10/95

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Coiiiiiioril.~.raltili ofAirstrrr1in Gn:etts N o . GN 41, 18 October 1995 Government departments 3885

Primary Industries and Energy


Department of Primary Industries and Energy Wheat Marketing Act 1989

Determination of the Aggregate Estimated Net Pool Return from Wheat of the 1995-96 Season

Pursuant to Section 78 of the Wheat Marketing Acf 7989, and having regard to information provided by the Australian Wheat Board and the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics, I , Robert Lindsay Collins, Minister for Primary Industries and Energy, hereby determine the aggregate estimated net pool return from wheat of the 1995-96 season to be $A2,274 million.

Dated this day of September 1995.

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Commonivealtli of Austrtrlitr Grrxt te No, G N 41, 18 October 1995

Transport

EXEMPTIONNUMBER 83/FRS/95/1995

Civil Aviotion Act 1988

Civil Aviation Regulations

I, KENNETH KELL, Manager Flight Recorder Services, Bureau of Air Safety Investigation, a delegate of the Civil Aviation Authority:

(1) under subregulation 207 (2) of the Civil Regulations, direct that (a) if the Australian aircraft bearing the nationality and registration marks VH-UZS is flying in any class of operation:

(i) it must be fitted with instruments, and must be fitted with, or carry, equipment, in accordance with subsections 3,4,5,7,8,9 and 10 of section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders: and (ii) it must be fitted with a cockpit voice recorder system that records the parameters and meets the requirements set out in section 103 of the Civil Aviation Orders: and

(2) under subregulation 207 (3) of the Civil Aviation Regulations, direct that the instruments and equipment that must be fitted to, or carried in, the Australian registered aircraft bearing the nationality and registration marks VH-UZS must be fitted, carried or used in accordance with section 20.18 of thqCivil Aviation Orders.

Section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders has effect in relation to the Australian aircraft bearing the nationality and registration marks VH-UZS only in so far as set out in these directions.

These directions commence on 6 October 1995 and remain in force until the end of 6 November 1995 or when the recorder is reinstalled in the aircraft, which ever occurs first.

KENNETH E L L Manager Flight Recorder Services Bureau of Air Safety Investigation

6 October 1995

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Governinent departments 3887

BASJ BmauofAir Safety In

EXEMPTIONNUMBER 8 l/FRS/93/1995

Civil Aviation Act 1988


I, KENNETH KELL, Manager, Flight Recorder Services Section, Bureau of Air Safety Investigation a delegate of the Civil Aviation Authority:

(1) under subregulation 207 (2) of the Civil Regulations, direct that (a) if the Australian aircraft bearing the nationality and

registration marks VH-ASM is flying in aerial work operations, it must be fitted with instruments, and must be fitted with, or carry, equipment, in accordance with section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders; and

registration marks VH-ASM is flying in any class of opera t ion : ( i ) it must be fitted with instruments, and must be fitted

(b) if the Australian aircraft bearing the nationality and

with, o r carry, equipment, in accordance with subsections 3,4,5,7,8,9 and 10 of section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders: and

system that records the parameters and meets the requirements set out in section 103 of the Civil Aviation Orders: and

(ii) it must be fitted with a cockpit voice recorder

(2) under subregulation 207 (3) of the Civil Aviation Regulations, direct that the instruments and equipment that must be fitted to, or carried in, the Australian registered aircraft bearing the nationality and registration marks VH-ASM must be fitted, carried or used in accordance with section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders.

Section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders has effect in relation to the Australian aircraft bearing the nationality and registration marks VH-ASM only in so far as set out in these d i rec t ions .

These directions commence on 12 October 1995 and remain in force until the end of 1 December 1995.

KENNETH KELL Manager, Flight Recorder Services Section Bureau of Air Safety Investigation

3 October 1995 .__ -


EXEMPTIONNUMBER





registration marks VH-ASM is flying in any class of operation : ( i ) it must be fitted with instruments, and must be fitted

with, or carry, equipment, in accordance with subsections 3,4,5,7,8,9 and 10 of section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders; and

system that records the parameters and meets the requirements set out in section 103 of the Civil Aviation Orders: and

system that records the parameters other than magnetic heading and meets the requirements set out in section 103 of the Civil Aviation Orders: and

(2) under subregulation 207 (3) of the Civil Aviation Regulations, direct that the


(ii) it must be fitted with a flight data recorder'

instruments and equipment that must be fitted to, or came8 in, the Australian registered aircraft bearing the nationality and registration marks VH-ASM must be fitted, carried or used in accordance with section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders.

Section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders has effect in relation to the Australian aircraft bearing the nationality and registration marks VH-ASM only in so far as set out in these directions . These directions commence on 11 October 1995 and remain in force until the end of 11 October 1 995.


3 October 1995

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EXEMPTION NUMBER 79/FRS/8 111 995

Civil Aviation Act I988




registration marks VH-ASM is flying in aerial work operations, it must be fitted with instruments, and must be fitted with, o r carry, equipment, in accordance with section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders; and

registration marks VH-ASM is flying in any other class of opera t ion : ( i ) it must be fitted with instruments, and must be fitted

with, o r carry, equipment, in accordance with subsections 3,4,5,7,8,9 and 10 of section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders: and

system that records the parameters and meets the requirements set out in section 103 of the Civil Aviation Orders; and

(ii) it must be fitted with a flight data recorder system that records the parameters other than magnetic heading and meets the requirements set out in section 103 of the Civil Aviation Orders: and

(2) under subregulation 207 (3) of the Civil Aviation Regulations, direct that the



instruments and equipment that must be fitted to, o r carried in, the Australian registered aircraft bearing the nationality and registration marks VH-ASM must be fitted, carried or used in accordance with section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders.

Section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders has effect in relation to the Australian aircraft bearing the nationality and registration marks VH-ASM only in so far as set out in these direct ions.

These directions commence on 3 October 1995 and remain in force until the end of 10 October 1995.


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EXEMPTION M E R 84/FRS/96/1995


Civil Av ia t ion Regula t ions

I, KENNETH KELL, Manager,Flight Recorder Services Section, Bureau of Air Safety Investigation, Department of Transport, a delegate of the Civil Aviation Authority:

(1) under subregulation 207 (2) of the Civil Regulations, direct that: (a) if the Australian aircraft bearing the nationality and

registration marks VH-SGY is flying in aerial work operations, it must be fitted with instruments, and must be fitted with, or carry, equipmezt, In accordance with section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders; and

registration marks VH-SGY is flying in any other class of operations: ( i ) it must be fitted with instruments, and must be fitted

with, or carry, equipment, in accordance with subsections 3,4,5,7,8,9 and 10 of section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders: and

(ii) it must be fitted with a cockpit voice recorder system that records the parameters and meets the requirements set out in section 103 of the Civil Aviation Orders: and


(2) under subregulation 207 (3) of the Civil Aviation Regulaticqg, direct that the instruments and equipment that must be fitted to, or carried in, the Australian registered aircraft bearing the nationality and registration marks VH-SGY must be fitted, carried or used in accordance with section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders.

Section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders has effect in relation to the Australian aircraft bearing the nationality and registration marks VH-SGY only in so far as set out in these directions.

These directions commence on 9 October 1995 and remain in force until the end 16 October 1995.

KENNETH E L L M a n a g e r Flight Recorder Services Section Bureau of Air Safety Investigation

? October 1995

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EXEMPTION NUMB= 8 5/FR S 19 71 1 995

Civil Aviation Act I988




registration marks VH-ASM is flying in aerial work operations, it must be fitted with instruments, and must be fitted with, or carry, equipment, in accordance with section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders; and

registration marks VH-ASM is flying in any other class of operat ion: ( i ) it must be fitted with instruments, and must be fitted

with, or carry, equipment, in accordance with subsections 3,4,5,7,8,9 and 10 of section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders; and

system that records the parameters and meets the requirements set out in section 103 of the Civil Aviation Orders; and

system that records the parameters other than magnetic heading and meets the requirements set out in section 103 of the Civil Aviation Orders: and



(ii) it must be fitted with a flight data recorder

(2) under subregulation 207 (3) of the Civil Aviation Regulations, direct that the instruments and equipment that must be fitted to, or carried in, the Australian registered aircraft bearing the nationality and registration marks VH-ASM must be fitted, carried or used in accordance with section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders.

Section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders has effect in relation to the Australian aircraft bearing the nationality and registration marks VH-ASM only in so far as set out in these d i rec t ions .

These directions commence on 10 October 1995 and remain in force until the end of 17 October 1995.

KENNETH E L L Manager, Flight Recorder Services Section Bureau of Air Safety Investigation 10 October 1995

9502738

CxvrL AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORTTY AUSTRALIA

NOTIlFJCAnON OF THE MAKING OF ORDERS ITNDER THE CIVIL AVIATION REGULATIONS

Notice is hereby given that thc following amendment to Civil Aviation Orders Part 107 will bccomc effective on 18 October 1995.

AD/PFP/17 - HUB CRACKING

Copies of thc above Orders &e available for inspection and may be purchased ovcr the counter fmm the:

Airserviccs Australia Publications Ccntre 71 5 Swanston Strcet CARLTON SOUTH VIC 3053

or by mail from:

AirscMces Australia Publications Centre PO Box 1986 CARLTONSOUTH VIC 3053 i

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Go ve rnrnen t depn rtinen ts 3 8 93

AVIATION SAFETY AUTHCfRtTY AU ST R A L 1 A

NOTlFICATJON OF "€€E MAlU.i+?G OF ORDERS UNDER "''HE CIVUL AVIATION REGULATIONS

Notice is hcrcby given that the foUoWing amendment to Civil Aviation orders Part 105 will become effective on 25 October 1.995.

AD/AC/94 - AIRSPEED TN TURsULENCE

Copies of the above Orders arc available for iwpection and may be purchased over the countcr from the:

Airservkes Australia Publications Centre 71 5 Swanston Street CARLTONSOUTH VIC 3053

or by mail from:

Airsewices Australia P ut1 ica tions Centre PO Box 1986 CARLTONSOUTH VIC 3053

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CiviL A V ~ A T I O N SAFETY AUTHORITY AUSTRALIA

NOTIFICATION OF DIRECTION AND EXEMPTION UNDER THE CIVIL AVIATION REGULATIONS

Notice issued a direction under subregulation 235 (7) of the Civil Aviation Regulations.

hereby given that on 4 October 1995, the Civil Aviation Safety Authority

Notice is also given that on 28 September 1995, the Authority issued an exemption under regulation 308 of the Civil Aviation Regulations.

Copies of the instrument and the exemption are available for inspection at, and may be purchased over the counter from:

Airservices Australia (Publications Centre) 715 Swanston Street

CARLTON VICTORIA

Copies of the instrument and the exemption may be purchased by mail from: Airservices Australia .-it (Publications Centre)

GPO Box 1986 CARLTON SOUTH VIC 3053

NOTICE UNDER REGULATION 22F OF ISSUE OF CERTIFICATES OF TYPE APPROVAL

On 7 September 1995, the Civil Aviation Safety Authority issued a certificate of type approval under regulation 22 of the Civil Aviation Regulations for the model CA 25 and CA25N aeroplanes, manufactured by Hedaro International Pty Ltd, trading as Sky fox Aviation, Caloundra, Queensland, Australia.

On 29 September 1995, the Civil Aviation Safety Authority issued a certificate of type approval under regulation 22A of the Regulations for the model Mystere-Falcon 50 aeroplane, manufactured by Dessault-Aviation, of Paris, France,

On 29 September 1995, the Civil Aviation Safety Authority issued a certificate of type approval under regulation 22A of the Regulations for the model C-80 Hot Air balloon, inanufactured by Cameron Balloons Limited, Bristol, U.K..

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Form 93

Notice of Application under Section 45QP of the Corporations Law (Order 71, subrules 36(8) and 37(9))

IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRAUA NSW DISTRICT REGISTRY

Notice of application relating to: SHANGRI-LA HOLIDAYS PlY LIMITED AUS- COMPANY NUMBER 002 676 762

ALEsJEaT YUN will appfy to the Federal Court of Australia ;at 9:3Oam on 20 October, 1995 at the Law Court Building, Queens Square,Sydney in Proceedings No. G3530 of 1995 for an order that Shangri- La Holidays Ply Limited (‘Company’) be wound up.

The applicant’s address for seMce is c/- Robinson Creais Solicitors Lwei 4 350 Kent Street DX 1353 SYDNEY

Any conlributoty, member or creditor of the Company may appear at the hearing in person or by counsel or by a solicitor to support or oppose the making of an order to wind up the company.

Any person intending to appear at the directions hearing must file a notice of appearance in accordance with Form 79 and an affidavit venfying any grounds of opposition to the winding up application in accordance with From 93A and must serve the notice of appearance and affidavit on the applicant at its address for senrice shown above, not later than 2 days before the day appointed for the hearing.

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NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF STATUTORY RULES The following Statutory Rules have been made and copies may be purchased at the Commonwealth Government Bookshop, 10 Mort St. Canberra City, ACT.

Act under which the Statutory Rules Description of the number of the were made Statutory Rules Statutory Rules

Year and

1111 Ill

Health Insurance Commission Act I973

Health Insurance Act I973

National Health Act I953

National Health Act I953

Plant Breeder's Rights Act 1994

Commonwealth Inscribed Stock Act 191 1

Child Support (Assessment) Act 1989

Superannuation Industry {Supervision) Act 1993

Veterans ' Entitlements Act 1986

Health Insurance Commission Regulations (Amendment)

Health Insurance Regulations (Amendment)

National Health Rezulations (Amendment I

National Health Regulations (Amendment)

Plant Breeder's Rights Regulations (Amendment)

Commonwealth Inscribed Stock Regulations (Amendment)

Child Support (Assessment) Regulations .& (Amendment)

Superannuation industry (Supervision) Regulations (Amendment)

Veterans' Entitlements (Rehabilitation Allowance) Regulations (Amendment)

1995 No. 286

1995 No. 287

1995 No. 288

1995 No. 289

1995 No. 290

1995 No. 291

1995 No. 292

1995 No. 293

1995 No. 294

TERRITORY OF COCOS (KEELING) ISLANDS NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF ORDINANCES The following Ordinance of the Territory of Cocos (Keeling) Islands has been made and copies may be obtained from the Law Reform Section, Department of the Environment. Sport and Territories, Matrix House, 25 Moore Street. Turner, ACT.

Number and year of Ordinance Short title of Ordinance

3 of 1995 Occupational Health and Safety (Asbestos) Ordinance I995

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Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 2 Notification of the Making

TERRITORY OF CHRIS NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF ORDINANCES The following obtained from Matrix House,

Number and year of Ordinance Short title of Ordinance

4 of 1995

5 of 1995

Lotteries Commission Act 1990 (W.A. ) (C. I . ) (Amendment) Ordinance

Occupational Health and Safep (Asbestos) Ordinance 1995

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FORM 93

NOTICE OF APPLICATION UNDER SECTTQN450P. OF THE CORPORATIONS LAW

(ORDER 71, SUB RULE S36 (8) AND 37 (9) I

Neville Jeffress Ptg. Limited (ACN 000 331 671) ftlil q l y to the F c d d Court uf Ausmiia as 9.30 a.m. on 2Ot.b day of Ocmber 1996 g the F c d d Corn of Aus&a, l a w Courts Building Queens Square Sydney in Proceedings NQ. G3504 of 1995 for an order that A.C.X. 059 448 690 Pty. Limited (fomaiy known as John Whde Pmducdons Pry Lihted)

The applicant’s address for s e r t i c t is Roper Shipton & Ste@l, Solicitors. 63 Sydney Road.

Any con~itar)r, member or creditor of the company may appear ar he h d n g in person or by counsel or by a solicitor to s u v or oppose the making of an order to wind up the wmpany.

.Qy person inteading ?o appear at the dkcrions hearing mnst file a notice of ;ippe~.;inct in accodanct with Form 79 ma an afi3davit v&ying my grounds of opposition to &e Winding up appiication in acxrchnce. with Form 93B and MUS serve the noucc of appcvance and 3ffidavit on the acpiicvrt at irs address for Servict shown above, not lam than 2 days before the day appointed kr the bearing.

CWe csxnpny”) be w o d up.

m y , DX 9211 MZUI~~, ~ h : 9 9 7 3 7 9 F=: m 1589. .rt:

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PROCLAMATION

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Whereas Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second, by Commission under Her Sign Manual and the' Royal Great Seal of Australia dated 6 October 1990, appointed me, Rear Admiral Peter Ross Sinclair, AC, Governor of the State of New South Wales, to administer the Government of the Commonwealth of Australia in the event of the absence out of Australia or the death, incapacity, or removal of the Governor-General for the time being:

And whereas the Governor-General is from today absent out of Australia:

Now let it be known that, having taken the prescribed oaths, I have this day assumed the administration of the Government of the Commonwealth of Australia.

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Signed and sealed with the Great Seal of Australia on 7 October 1995

Administrator

By His Excellency's Command, A

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Prime Minister

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of Australia

under subsection 25{1) of the Emplqymtrrrt Sem-ces Act 1994, a determination Umt a person in 51 apecsed class ofpersans becomes a participwt in the case managemart system at a s p d d time; '

i i

Employment Services (Partkipants) I Determination, No 2 of 1995

Dated 14 July 1995

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Employment Services (Terminating Events) Detcrmidntim, No 2 of 1995

Dated 14 July 1995


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CIVIL AVIATION

AUSTRALIA SAFETY AUTHORITY

NOTIFICATION OF THE lklAKlNG OF ORDERS UNDER THE ClVlL AVIATION REGULATIONS

Noticc is hereby given that the following amendments to Civil Aviation Orders Part 105 will become effective on 1 1 October 1995:

AI)/puMA/35 - TAIL ROTOR FLAPPING HINGE

A D / S P W 2 0 - TAIL ROTOR FLAPPING ljCUYGE

Copics of the Order are available for inspection and may be purchased over the counter from the:

Aitserviccs Australia Publications Centre 715 Swansbn Strcct CARLTON SOUTH VIC 3053

or by mail f?om :

Airservices Australia Publications Centre PO Box 1986 CARLTON SOUTH VIC 3053


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ORDER UNDER SUBSECTION 2IA(2)

WHEREAS - Dorothy Ann Marden of I9 Opdidans Road, London NW3-3AG, England, is ;i foreign person for the purpases of subsection 4 6 ) and section 21A of the Foreign Acquisirioiis arid Tukeovers Act I975 ('the Act'):

(A)

Dorothy Ann Marden proposes 66 acquire such Australian urban land situated in the State of New South Wales as specified in the notice received o n 15 September 1995, fuinished under section 26A of the Act;

NOW THEREFORE I , George Gear, Assiftant Treasurer. acting for and on behalf of the Treasurer, being satisfied that:

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(i) Dorothy Ann Marden proposes fo acquire an interest in Australian urban land; and

fii) the proposed acquisition would be contrary to the national interest:

PROHIBIT the proposed acquisition pursuant to subsection 21A(2) of the Act.

Dated this


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Commonwealth of Australia

Social Security Act 1991

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Social Security (Eligible Debts) Notice (No. 1)

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I, PETER JEREMY BALDWIN, Minister for Social Security, make the following Notice under subsection 1237AB (1) of the Social Secwizy Act 1991.

Citation 1. This Notice may be cited as the Social Security (Eligible Debts)

Notice (No. 1).

Commencement 2. This Notice commences on 1 December 1995.

(Notc: Paxapph 1237AB (3) (b) of ?he Act provides that a class of debts cannot be taken to be spccificd bcfore UK end of the time within which the notice may be disallowed]

Interpretation 3. In this Notice, unless the contrary intention appears:

"Act" means the Social Security Act 1991;

"clothing and textile industry worker" means a person who works in the clothing and textile industry on 1, or more than 1, of the following processes:

(a) designing; (b) pattern making; (c) tuning; (d) sewing; (e) -ngup; (f) clipping and trimmin €5 (9) embroidery;

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Social Security (Eligible Debts) Notice No. 1 2

(h) laundering, pressing, labelling or packaging as a part of the

(i) direct supervision of work in a process mentioned in a preceding manufacturing process of clothing or textiles;

paragraph;

"fishing industry worker" means a person who works in: (a) the catching of fish or the taking of other marine organisms; or (b) the selling or buying of fish or other marine organisms, except fish

or other organisms sold to, or bought from, a retailer;

46industry-related debt" means a debt to the Commonwealth in relation to income of a clothing and textile industry worker, a fishing industry worker or a partner of a former industry worker that:

(a) was earned as a clothing and textile industry worker or as a fishing

(b) is disclosed to the Department by that person in the period from 1

being a debt arising under, or as a result of the operation of, a provision of the Act;

industry worker before 1 December 1995; and

December 1995 to 30 May 1996;

"partner of a former industry worker" means a person who was the partner of a deceased clothing and textile industry worker or a deceased fishing industry worker.

-it

Eligible debts 4. Subject to clause 5 , the industry-related debt of a person to whom a

social security payment was made before 1 December 1995 is specified for the purposes of subsection 1237AB (1) of the Act.

Certain debts are not eligible

security payment made to a person: 5. (1) Clause 4 does not apply to an industry-related debt for a social

(a) to whom the Department has given notice of an industry-related debt

(b) to whom a social security payment has been made that is not payable

(c) who has made a claim for a social security payment for which the

(d) unlawfully with the knowledge of an officer of the Department.

for an earlier social security payment; or

to the person; or

person is not qualified; or

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Aboriginal Larid Grant (Jervis Bay Territory) Act I986

Declaration of Aboriginal Land

I, ROBERT EDWARD TICKNER, Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs, under subsection 9A (1) of the Aborigirial Land Grurzt (Jervis Bay Territory) Act 1986 and being satisfie$ that:

declare that all the land within the Jervis Bay National Park and all the land within the Jervis Bay Botanic Gardens is Aboriginal Land.

the land within the Jervis Bay National Park is of significance to the Aboriginals who are members of the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community Council; and the land within the Jervis Bay Botanic Gardens is of significance to those Aboriginals; and it would be appropriate to grant the land referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b) to the Council: and the Council and the Director of National Parks and Wildlife have entered an agreement under which the Council agrees to grant to the Director a lease of the land referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b);

[NOTE: The Aborigind Land Grmt (Jenis Bay Territon,) Act 1936 identifies the Jervis Bay National Park and the Jervis Bay Botanic Gardens.]


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