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Authority that the application will be approved; and
 (b) notify the applicant of any conditions which the SOD retailer will attach to the delivery of water pursuant to the relevant allocation.

 (2) The SOO retailer must:
 (a) ensure that all relevant fees have been paid; and
 (b) update its records to show that the allocation under the relevant entitlement is tagged to the location in the State of Destination; and
 (c) record the date on which the tagging of the allocation under the entitlement takes effect, and advise the SOD retailer and the Authority of that date; and
 (d) advise the applicant that the allocation made under the entitlement is tagged.

 (3) The Authority must:
 (a) record on the Transfer Register any approved tagging arrangement of which it is advised; and
 (b) make any consequential adjustments to the cap as may be required; and
 (c) make any adjustments to valley accounts as may be required; and
 (d) make any adjustments to salinity registers as may be required.

Step 5 Reconciling records

 (1) Within 7 days after the end of a month, each licensing authority within a State must send to the Authority a copy of all the records of the licensing authority relating to the interstate tagging of entitlements for the preceding month.

 (2) The Authority must examine whether there are any discrepancies between the information in the records of a licensing authority provided in respect of a month and:
 (a) similar records provided by the licensing authority in any preceding month of that year; and
 (b) information recorded in the Transfer Register.

 (3) The Authority must:
 (a) record any discrepancy other than an allowable discrepancy; and
 (b) provide the relevant licensing authority with a report on every discrepancy required to be recorded by paragraph (a) within 14 days after the end of the month in which the Authority receives the records referred to in clause (1) of this step.

 (4) In paragraph (3) (a) of this step, allowable discrepancy means:
 (a) a discrepancy of no more than 1 ML in relation to the volume of any transfer; or
 (b) a spelling error in a record; or
 (c) an abbreviation of the first name of an applicant.

 (5) A licensing authority that receives a report mentioned in paragraph (3) (b) of this step must:
 (a) give any explanation of the discrepancy to the Authority, within 14 days after receiving the report; and
 (b) in consultation with the Authority, promptly seek to resolve the discrepancy.

 (6) If a discrepancy is not resolved within the same month as the month in which a licensing authority receives a report mentioned in paragraph (3) (b) of this step, the Authority must:
 (a) inform the