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of 48 hours after the expiration of that first-mentioned period or after the final disposal of the application, whichever last occurs; or
     (b) in any other case—the expiration of a period of 96 hours after the day preceding that day.
(3) A person who may, under subsection (1), keep an installation installed in a coastal area for a particular period shall not, except in accordance with permission granted under section 5b of the Principal Act, keep the installation installed in that area after the expiration of that period.
Penalty: $50,000.
(4) A person who may, under subsection (2), continue to use a sea installation for a particular activity during a particular period shall not, except in accordance with permission granted under section 33b of the Principal Act for the installations to be so used, continue so to use the installation after the expiration of that period.
Penalty: $50,000.
(5) For the purpose only of dealing with an application for permission to install an overseas sea installation referred to in subsection (1) in a coastal area, the Comptroller may treat that installation as if it had not already been installed.
(6) An overseas sea installation that is permitted, under subsection (1) to remain installed in a coastal area for a particular period shall not be liable to forfeiture under section 228b of the Principal Act as amended by this Act unless, upon the expiration of that period, it is still so installed and no permission for it to be so installed has been obtained.

(7) Regulations made under subsection 50 (1) of the Principal Act before the commencement of this section and in force at the commencement of this section shall, so long as they continue in force, apply in relation to the doing of any act after the commencement of this section that would, because of the operation of section 49b of the Principal Act as amended by this Act, constitute an importation of goods into Australia.
(8) Regulations made under subsection 112 (1) of the Principal Act before the commencement of this section and in force at the commencement of this section shall, so long as they continue in force, apply in relation to the doing of any act after the commencement of this section that would, because of the operation of section 126a of the Principal Act as amended by this Act, constitute an exportation of goods from Australia.
(9) A person is not liable to prosecution for an offence under a provision of the Principal Act as amended by this Act or to the imposition of a pecuniary penalty under section 243b of the Principal Act as amended by this Act in relation to any act done