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any) and the purpose of that carriage is for the use or benefit of the charterer.

       Note: For the avoidance of doubt, cargo does not include passenger baggage.

(2) For the purposes of paragraph (1)(b), this subsection applies to the following:
           (a)    an employee of the charterer;
           (b)    a member (including a shareholder) of the charterer;
           (c)    a director of the charterer;
           (d)    an associate of the charterer;
           (e)    an individual contracted to provide services to the charterer;
           (f)     an agent of the charterer;
           (g)    an individual entitled to passage on a transport service operated by the charterer.

10 Charter flight for carriage of homogenous cargo

       This section applies to a charter flight, whether or not forming part of a program, if all of the following apply:
           (a)    there is a single charterer;
           (b)    the dominant purpose of the flight is the transport of cargo;
           (c)    the cargo is homogenous;
           (d)    the cargo does not consist of or include a consignment consolidated by a person who carries on business as a freight forwarder.

             Note: Each of the following is an example of homogenous cargo for the purposes of paragraph (1)(c):
             (a)     cargo consisting of electronics and computer equipment;
             (b)     cargo consisting of meat of any number of kinds;
             (c)     cargo consisting of animals (including livestock) of any number of species.

Endnotes

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Misdescribed amendments
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