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needs were met by that acquisition.

 (6) In this regulation, person includes the Institute.

9C Indirect tax concession scheme — claims for payment

  A claim for payment under regulation 9A:
 (a) must be signed by, or for, the Secretary-General; and
 (b) must be sent with the tax invoice for the acquisition; and
 (c) must be sent:
 (i) for an acquisition of a motor vehicle — to the Protocol Branch of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade; or
 (ii) in any other case — to the Australian Taxation Office; and
 (d) for an acquisition of a motor vehicle or an acquisition of real property by lease — may be sent at any time after the acquisition; and
 (e) for an acquisition of a kind mentioned in paragraph 9A (1) (d), except an acquisition of real property by lease — may only be sent:
 (i) in accordance with the arrangement mentioned in that paragraph; or
 (ii) if the arrangement does not specify a time when a claim may be sent:
 (A) with another claim; or
 (B) at least 3 months after another claim from the Institute is sent; and
 (f) for an acquisition that is not mentioned in paragraph (d)
or (e) — may only be sent:
 (i) with another claim; or
 (ii) at least 3 months after another claim from the Institute.

Note   Paragraphs 9C (e) and (f) are intended to limit the number of claims from the Institute to one in each quarter, to minimise delays in the processing of claims.

9D Indirect tax concession scheme — manner of payment

  For paragraph 11C (3) (b) of the Act, the amount is to be paid to a single recipient, or an account, nominated by, or for, the Secretary-General.

10 Waiver of privileges and immunities

 (1) The Institute may waive any privilege or immunity conferred by the Act or these Regulations on:
 (a) the Institute; or
 (b) a person who holds, or has ceased to hold, the office of Secretary-General.

 (2) The Secretary-General may waive any privileges or immunities to which a person is entitled under regulations 8 or 9.

 (3) The government of a country may waive any privileges or immunities to which:
 (a) a person who is, or has been, accredited to or attending an international conference convened by the Institute as a representative of that country; or
 (b) a person who is, or has been during any period, a member of the official staff of a person referred to in paragraph (a);
  is entitled under the Act or these Regulations.

 (4) The principal executive official of:
 (a) an international organisation (other than the Institute) to which the Act applies; or
 (b) an overseas organisation to which the Act