Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00679:reg:52:p2
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00679
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 52 (pt 2/2)
Character Range: 278664–281071

introduction and use of the industrial chemical are no higher in Australia than in the overseas jurisdiction.

Proper name for industrial chemical not known to person
 (3) If the proper name for the industrial chemical is not known to the person, for the purposes of paragraph 104(2)(b) of the Act, the following kinds of records are prescribed:
 (a) the names by which the industrial chemical is known to the person (which must include the name included in the pre‑introduction report for the industrial chemical);
 (b) the names of any products containing the industrial chemical that are imported into Australia by the person;
 (c) the following:
 (i) the name of another person whom the person (the introducer) referred to in subsection (1) believes on reasonable grounds would, if requested to do so by the introducer following a request by the Executive Director, give to the Executive Director records to demonstrate that the introduction is not covered by any of the provisions of section 25, items 1 to 3 of the table in subsection 28(1), or items 1 to 5 of the table in subsection 29(1) of this instrument;
 (ii) records of the basis on which the introducer believes that the introduction is not covered by any of the provisions mentioned in subparagraph (i);
 (iii) records of the basis on which the introducer holds the belief mentioned in subparagraph (i);
 (d) records to demonstrate that the total volume of the industrial chemical introduced by the person in a registration year:
 (i) does not exceed the volume specified in the pre‑introduction report for the industrial chemical as the maximum volume of the industrial chemical the person intends to introduce in a registration year; and
 (ii) does not exceed the volume of the industrial chemical assessed in the international assessment or evaluation;
 (e) records to demonstrate any known hazard classifications for the industrial chemical;
 (f) if the international assessment or evaluation applied any restrictions or conditions on the introduction or use of the industrial chemical in the overseas jurisdiction—records to demonstrate that those restrictions or conditions are being met by the person in Australia;
 (g) records to demonstrate how it was determined that the risks to human health and the environment from the introduction and use of the industrial chemical are no higher in Australia than in the overseas jurisdiction.