Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00033:clause:2_1
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00033
Segment Type: clause
Provision Reference: sch 2 cl 1
Character Range: 210655–212433

1           The sum of the following components:
            (a) $1 per tonne of the onions (the marketing component);
            (b) $2.90 per tonne of the onions (the research and development component);
            (c) 10 cents per tonne of the onions (the biosecurity activity component);
            (d) 0 cents per tonne of the onions (the biosecurity response component);
            (e) 0 cents per tonne of the onions (the National Residue Survey component)

53‑4  Levy payer
  The levy on onions is payable by the person who owns the onions immediately after they are harvested.

53‑5  Application provision
  Clause 53‑1 applies in relation to onions that are sold or processed on or after 1 January 2025, whether the onions are harvested before, on or after that day.

Division 54—Papaya

54‑1  Imposition of papaya levy
 (1) Levy is imposed on papaya that is harvested in Australia and is:
 (a) sold by the person who owns the papaya immediately after it is harvested; or
 (b) processed by or for the person who owns the papaya immediately after it is harvested.
 (2) Papaya means a fruit of the species Carica papaya.
Note: Papaya is also known as pawpaw, papaw and paw paw.

54‑2  Exemptions from the levy

Papaya sold or processed after export
 (1) Levy is not imposed on papaya that is sold or processed after being exported from Australia.

Threshold exemption
 (2) Levy is not imposed on papaya if:
 (a) the papaya is sold by a person by retail sale in a financial year; and
 (b) the total amount of levy that the person would otherwise be liable to pay on papaya sold by the person by retail sale in that year is less than $50.

54‑3  Rate of the levy
  The rate of the levy on papaya is worked out using this table.

Papaya levy
Item         Rate of levy