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(the consular fee):
 (a) is imposed under the Consular Fees Act 1955; and
 (b) is payable by the APVMA.
 (4) The amount of the fee prescribed under subregulation (3) is an amount equal to the amount of the consular fee.

Part 3A—Infringement notices

3A.01  Infringement notices
 (1) For the definition of prescribed civil penalty provision in section 4 of the Act, each civil penalty provision mentioned in Schedule 5 is prescribed.
 (2) For subsection 69EKA(3) of the Act:
 (a) the amount (in penalty units) mentioned for an individual in an item of Schedule 5 is the amount that applies for an alleged contravention by the individual of the provision mentioned in the item in the circumstances (if any) mentioned in the item; and
 (b) the amount (in penalty units) mentioned for a corporation in an item of Schedule 5 is the amount that applies for an alleged contravention by the corporation of the provision mentioned in the item in the circumstances (if any) mentioned in the item.

Part 4—Miscellaneous

4.15  Method of securing samples
 (1) This regulation applies to an inspector who exercises:
 (a) the monitoring power mentioned in paragraph 69EAC(1)(g) of the Act to take and keep samples of any thing on any premises; or
 (b) the investigation power mentioned in paragraph 69EBA(1)(g) of the Act to take a sample and keep samples of any thing on any premises.
 (2) The inspector must ensure that:
 (a) the sample is contained and sealed in an appropriate vessel or package; and
 (b) the vessel or package is so marked as to clearly identify the sample; and
 (c) the vessel or package cannot be opened, or the identification of the sample removed, without breaking the seal; and
 (d) the sample is stored and transported in such a way that the composition of the sample is not altered.

4.20  Reconsideration participation review
 (1) The Minister must ensure that a review (a reconsideration participation review) is conducted in relation to strategies to encourage participation by industry in reconsiderations under Division 4 of Part 2 of the Schedule to the Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals Code Act 1994.

Terms of reference
 (2) The terms of reference for the reconsideration participation review must include terms that require the following:
 (a) the identification of any problems with the chemical industry and user industries participating in reconsiderations under that Division, including:
 (i) any obstacles or disincentives to the provision of information to support ongoing registration of chemical products under that Division; and
 (ii) compensation for providers of information;
 (b) the identification of options for addressing any identified problems and for collaboratively generating information, including the following options:
 (i) the task force approach adopted by the United States Environmental Protection