Bulk Handling Act Regulations 1967 (WA)

Western Australia Bulk Handling Act 1967 Bulk Handling Act Regulations 1967 Western Australia Bulk Handling Act Regulations 1967 Contents 1. Citation 1 2. Interpretation 1 4. Revenue account and balance sheet 3 8. Deductions 3 9. Weighbridge tickets 3 10. Register of grain entitlements and issue of warrants 4 11. Delivery of grain to the Company 4 12. Notification of arrangements to receive grain, and ceasing to receive grain 5 13. Limitations on grain to be delivered to the Company 5 14. Taking and dealing with sample of wheat or grain 7 15. Determination of assessment by Company 7 16. Determination of assessment by Department 8 17. Notification following determination 10 19. Request for delivery of grain and surrendering of warrants 10 20. Delivery of grain 11 23. Vessel to be moved once loading completed 11 26. Sale after 30 September by Company 11 27. Type and grade of grain on delivery 12 28. Disputes as to quality on delivery by the Company — drawing of sample 13 29. Lost warrants 13 30. Issue of a number of warrants in exchange for one warrant 14 31. Composite warrants 15 32. Arbitration 16 Fourth Schedule Notes Compilation table 21 Defined terms Western Australia Bulk Handling Act 1967 Bulk Handling Act Regulations 1967

1. Citation These regulations may be cited as the Bulk Handling Act Regulations 1967 1.

2. Interpretation In these regulations and in the standards, unless the contrary intention appears — Act means the Bulk Handling Act 1967; ball smut in relation to — (a) wheat means broken or unbroken smut balls (Tilletia tritici or Tilletia laevis) and flag smut (Urocystis agropyri); (b) barley means covered smut (Ustilago segetum var. hordei); barley means kernels of the cereal grass Hordeum vulgare linn; bored means having been damaged by insects; Department means Department of Agriculture; Form means a form in the Fourth Schedule; genetically modified means modified by gene technology within the meaning of that term in section 10(1) of the Gene Technology Act 2000 of the Commonwealth; grain includes such seeds as the Minister may, from time to time, approve under the provisions of section 52 of the Act; immature means not fully ripened; insect means any animal or part thereof of the classes Insecta, Arachnida or Diplopoda; kernel, in relation to — (a) barley or oats, means seed of barley or oats, as the case requires, with the husk attached; or (b) sorghum or wheat, means seed of sorghum or wheat, as the case requires, with the husk removed; oats means the kernels of the cereal grass Avena sativa Linn.; officer means an officer of the Company; person entitled to grain means a person entitled to be listed on the Company's register referred to in regulation 10 or the holder of a valid warrant; pickled means treated with any substance which will inhibit moulds, ball smut or smut; quantity in relation to grain means the amount in tonnes and units of 20 kg; regulation means one of these regulations; Schedule means a Schedule to these regulations; skeleton weed means the plant Chondrilla juncea Linn. or part thereof; smut in relation to — (a) barley means covered smut (Ustilago segetun var. hordei); (b) oats means covered smut (Ustilago segetun var. hordei) and loose smut (Ustilago avenae); sorghum means kernels of the cereal grass Sorghum bicolor; standard means standard adopted by the Company under section 6A of the Act; warrant means a warrant issued by the Company pursuant to the Act; wheat means kernels of the cereal grasses Triticum aestivum L. (previously Triticum Vulgare Vill.) or Triticum compactum Host. [Regulation 2 inserted: Gazette 13 Jun 1975 p. 1896‑8 (erratum: Gazette 1 Aug 1975 p. 2828); amended: Gazette 4 Dec 1981 p. 5033; 9 Sep 2003 p. 4037‑9.] [3. Deleted: Gazette 4 Dec 1981 p. 5033.]