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the declaration required under subsection 6‑1(2) of this instrument in relation to the application for the licence included an undertaking to take measures to protect the designated places where export operations covered by the licence are to be carried out or that would be adversely affected by those operations.
 (2) The holder of the wood export licence must comply with the undertaking.
Note 1: The wood export licence is also subject to:
(a) the conditions (if any) specified in the licence under paragraph 192(1)(c) of the Act; and
(b) the condition that the holder of the licence must comply with any directions given from time to time to the holder under section 222 of the Act (see subsection 222(4) of the Act).
Note 2: The holder of the wood export licence may commit an offence or be liable to a civil penalty if a condition of the licence is contravened (see section 217 of the Act).

Part 3—Matters relating to applications

6‑3  Application of this Part
  This Part applies in relation to the following applications:
 (a) an application under section 190 of the Act for a wood export licence;
 (b) an application under section 199 of the Act to vary:
 (i) a wood export licence; or
 (ii) the conditions of a wood export licence.

6‑4  Initial consideration period
  For the purposes of subsection 379(3) of the Act, the initial consideration period for an application is 30 days.
Note: The consideration period for an application starts on the day after the day the Secretary receives the application (see subsection 379(4) of the Act).

6‑5  Period within which request relating to application must be complied with
  For the purposes of paragraph 379(10)(b) of the Act, the period of 6 months is prescribed.

Chapter 10—Compliance and enforcement

10‑1  Samples taken in exercising monitoring or investigation powers
  If a sample is taken as permitted by paragraph 327(2)(a) of the Act (additional monitoring power) or subsection 330(2) of the Act (additional investigation power), the sample must be:
 (a) identified with a mark or a tag; and
 (b) kept in the custody or control of an authorised officer until whichever of the following first occurs:
 (i) the sample is destroyed during testing or analysis in accordance with section 412 of the Act;
 (ii) the sample is given to an analyst appointed under section 413 of the Act;
 (iii) the sample is otherwise disposed of.

10‑2  Dealing with things seized in exercising investigation powers
 (1) This section applies if:
 (a) premises where export operations are being, or have been, carried out in relation to prescribed wood or woodchips have been entered under an investigation warrant; and
 (b) a thing was seized under the warrant.
 (2) The thing