Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2012A00184:clause:6_1:p1
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2012A00184
Segment Type: clause
Provision Reference: sch 6 cl 1 (pt 1/2)
Character Range: 2646–5172

1  After section 19‑15
Insert:

19‑17  Earlier producer rebates
 (1) Despite section 19‑15, if any of the wine was *manufactured using other wine, the amount of the *producer rebates to which you would be entitled under that section is reduced by the sum of the amounts of any *earlier producer rebates relating to the wine.
 (2) An earlier producer rebate relating to wine is:
 (a) if you are notified under subsection (3) of the amount of the producer's *producer rebate for other wine that was used to *manufacture the wine—so much of that producer rebate as relates to the amount of the other wine so used; or
 (b) if you are not notified under subsection (3) in relation to other wine that was used to *manufacture the wine—an amount equal to what would have been so much of the producer's producer rebate for the other wine as relates to the amount of the other wine so used if:
 (i) the producer had been entitled to a producer rebate for a *wholesale sale of the other wine to you; and
 (ii) subsections 19‑15(2) and (3) and this section did not affect the amount of that producer rebate.
There is no earlier producer rebate in relation to other wine that was used to manufacture the wine if you are notified under subsection (3) that the producer of the other wine is not entitled to a producer rebate for the other wine.
Example: Winemaker A makes a wholesale sale of 100 litres of wine that it has manufactured to Winemaker B for $200. Winemaker B uses that wine to manufacture 100 litres of wine and then sells 30 litres to a distributor for $100.
 Winemaker A has a rebate of $58 (assuming that it is not reduced because of an earlier producer rebate, and that Winemaker A has not already had the maximum rebate).
 Winemaker B's rebate for the $100 sale of 30 litres to the distributor would be $29. However, Winemaker A's earlier producer rebate reduces Winemaker B's rebate for the 30 litres by $17.40 (30/100 x $58). Winemaker B's rebate is therefore $11.60. (It does not matter whether Winemaker A notifies Winemaker B of the earlier producer rebate.)
 If Winemaker A had not been entitled to any producer rebate, and Winemaker B had been notified accordingly, Winemaker B's rebate for the $100 sale would have been $29.
 (3) The *producer of the other wine, or (if the producer did not *supply the other wine to you) the supplier of the other wine, may notify you, in the *approved form, that:
 (a) the producer is entitled to a *producer rebate of a specified amount for the other wine; or
 (b) the producer