Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2009C01024:body:0:p7
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2009C01024
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because the judgment was registered in respect of proceedings for compensation for pollution damage and for other matters, the Court must, on the application of the judgment creditor, order the judgment to be registered only in respect of the provisions of the judgment that relate to compensation for pollution damage.
18 Further application for registration
  The setting aside of the registration of a judgment under these regulations does not prevent a further application to register the judgment being made, unless the Court orders otherwise.
19 Judgment not to be enforceable except by registration
  A Court must not hear or determine proceedings, except proceedings by way of registration of a judgment, for the recovery of an amount payable under the judgment.
20 Issue of certificates of judgments
  If a judgment has been entered in an Australian court for a claim for compensation under the applied provisions of the 1992 Convention and the person in whose favour such judgment has been entered wishes to enforce the judgment in a country to which the 1992 Convention applies, the Registrar or chief officer of the court must, on application by that person, issue under the seal of the court:
 (a) a certified copy of the judgment in the proceedings; or
 (b) a certified copy of any document filed with the court in the proceedings; or
 (c) a certificate giving details of:
 (i) any order made by the court in the proceedings; or
 (ii) any act or thing done in the proceedings that is recorded in a document forming part of the record kept by the court.

Part 3 Contributions and late payment penalties

21 Recovery of contributions and late payment penalties
  For section 42 of the Act, a contribution, or late payment penalty, must be paid:
 (a) by a cheque for the amount of the contribution or late payment penalty that is drawn in:
 (i) Australian currency; or
 (ii) the currency of the place where the 1992 Fund is located; or
 (b) by electronic transmission of the amount of the contribution or late payment penalty in:
 (i) Australian currency; or
 (ii) the currency of the place where the 1992 Fund is located.
Part 4 Record keeping and returns

22 Records to be kept
 (1) A person to whom Article 10 of the 1992 Convention applies must keep records for each calendar year of the matters that will enable the person to make a return under regulation 23.
Penalty:   10 penalty units.
 (2) A person who is required to keep records must retain the records at the principal place of business of the person in Australia for 5 years after the year to which the records relate.
Penalty:   10 penalty units.
23 Copies of records