Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2025C00155:section:126c:p2
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2025C00155
Segment Type: section
Provision Reference: s 126C (pt 2/9)
Character Range: 617434–620505

certain electronic communications
126DD Authentication, records and Electronic Transactions Act 1999
126E Communication to Department when information system is temporarily inoperative
126F Payment when information system is temporarily inoperative
126G Meaning of temporarily inoperative
126H Comptroller‑General of Customs may arrange for use of computer programs to make decisions etc.
Part VII—Ships' stores and aircraft's stores
127 Use of ships' and aircraft's stores
128 Unshipment of ships' and aircraft's stores
129 Ships' and aircraft's stores not to be taken on board without approval
130 Ship's and aircraft's stores exempt from duty
130A Entry not required for ship's or aircraft's stores
130B Payment of duty on ship's or aircraft's stores
130C Interpretation
Part VIII—The duties
Division 1—The payment and computation of duties generally
131A Fish caught by Australian ships
131AA No duty on goods for Timor Sea petroleum activities purpose
131B Liability of Commonwealth authorities to pay duties of Customs
132 Rate of import duty
132AA When import duty must be paid
132A Prepayment of duty
132B Declared period quotas—effect on rates of import duty
132C Revocation and variation of quota orders
132D Service of quota orders etc.
133 Export duties
134 Weights and measures
135 Proportion
136 Manner of fixing duty
137 Manner of determining volumes of, and fixing duty on, beer
142 Measurement for duty
145 Value of goods sold
148 Derelict goods dutiable
149 Duty on goods in report of cargo that are not produced or landed
150 Samples
152 Alterations to agreements where duty altered
Division 1AA—Calculation of duty on certain alcoholic beverages
153AA Meaning of alcoholic beverage
153AB Customs duty to be paid according to labelled alcoholic strength of prescribed alcoholic beverages
153AC Rules for working out strength of prescribed alcoholic beverages
153AD Obscuration
Division 1A—Rules of origin of preference claim goods
153A Purpose of Division
153B Definitions
153C Total expenditure of factory on materials
153D Allowable expenditure of factory on materials
153E Calculation of the cost of materials received at a factory
153F Allowable expenditure of factory on labour
153G Allowable expenditure of factory on overheads
153H Unmanufactured goods
153L Manufactured goods originating in Papua New Guinea or a Forum Island Country
153LA Modification of section 153L in special circumstances
153M Manufactured goods originating in a particular Developing Country
153N Manufactured goods originating in a Developing Country but not in any particular Developing Country
153NA Manufactured goods originating in a Least Developed Country
153P Manufactured goods originating in Canada
153Q Manufactured goods originating in a country that is not a preference country
153R Are goods commercially manufactured in Australia?
153S Rule against double counting
Division 1BA—Singaporean originating goods
Subdivision A—Preliminary
153XC Simplified outline of this Division
153XD Interpretation
Subdivision B—Goods wholly obtained or produced entirely in