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or warehoused in accordance with the permission;

the officer may, at any time before the user takes those goods into home consumption or warehouses them, by notice in writing, revoke the permission and set out in the notice the reasons for the revocation.

"(7) If:

    (a) an application has been delivered to Customs in respect of goods; and

    (b) before an officer of Customs has decided whether or not to grant permission for the goods to be taken into home consumption or to be warehoused, the CEO declares, in writing, that the contingency arrangements cease to apply;

the application is taken to have been withdrawn and Customs must deal with the computer import entry, transmitted by the registered COMPILE user who provided the application to Customs, in the normal manner.".

10. Subsection 96A(1) (definition of "relevant traveller"):

Omit the definition, substitute:

SCHEDULE 4—continued

" 'relevant traveller' means a person:

    (a) who intends to make an international flight, whether as a passenger on, or as a pilot or member of the crew of, an aircraft; or

    (b) who intends to make an international voyage, whether as a passenger on, or as the master or a member of the crew of, a ship.".

11. Subsection 96A(1):

Insert:

" 'international voyage' means a voyage, whether direct or indirect, by a ship between a place in Australia and a place outside Australia;".

12. Paragraph 96A(2)(a):

Insert "or voyage" after "flight".

13. Paragraph 96A(2)(b):

Insert "or voyage" after "flight".

14. Paragraph 96A(7)(b):

Insert "or voyage" after "flight".

15. Subsection 117A(1):

Omit "in the exportation of goods otherwise than as the master or owner of the ship, or the pilot or owner of the aircraft, in which those goods are to be exported, may", substitute "in the consolidation of cargo for exportation by a ship or aircraft must".

16. Subsection 153D(1):

Omit the subsection, substitute:

General rule for determining allowable expenditure of a factory on materials

"(1) Subject to the exceptions set out in this section, the allowable expenditure of a factory on materials in respect of preference claim goods is the cost to the manufacturer of those materials in the form they are received at the factory, worked out under section 153E.".

17. Subsection 153D(3):

Omit the subsection, substitute:

Inland freight rule

"(3) If:

    (a) preference claim goods are manufactured, in whole or in part, from particular materials; and

SCHEDULE 4—continued

    (b) the preference country is Papua New Guinea or a Forum Island Country; and

    (c) those particular materials:

        (i) were imported into the preference country from a country outside the qualifying area; or

        (ii) incorporate other materials ('contributing materials') imported into the preference country from a country outside the qualifying area;

then, despite subsection