Commonwealth Numbered Acts

Bounty (Tractor Cabs) Act 1983 No. 78 of 1983 - SECT 6

6. (1) Bounty is payable in accordance with this Act on the production in
Australia of bountiable cabs.

(2) Bounty in respect of a bountiable cab is payable to the manufacturer of
the bountiable cab.

(3) A manufacturer of a bountiable cab is not entitled to receive a payment of
bounty in respect of the cab unless the Comptroller-General is satisfied that-

   (a)  the manufacture of the cab was carried out-

        (i)    by the manufacturer at registered premises; and

        (ii)   during the bounty period;

   (b)  the Australian factory cost of the cab is not less than 85% of the
        factory cost of the cab;

   (c)  the cab was sold in Australia during the bounty period for fitting to
        a tractor imported into Australia; and

   (d)  the cab is of good and merchantable quality.

(4) Where-

   (a)  by virtue of sub-section 10 (8), the Minister determines that the
        registration of premises shall be deemed to have taken effect on and
        from 10 June 1983; and

   (b)  the person who applied for the registration of the premises-

        (i)    was, on 10 June 1983, the owner of a bountiable cab; and

        (ii)   had carried out the manufacture of the cab at those premises
               before 10 June 1983,
that cab shall, for the purposes of this Act, be deemed to be a cab the
manufacture of which was carried out by that person at the registered premises
on 10 June 1983.

(5) Bounty is not payable in respect of any bountiable cab that is fitted to a
tractor in respect of which bounty under the Bounty (Agricultural Tractors)
Act 1966 has been paid or is or becomes payable.

(6) Bounty is not payable in respect of any bountiable cab produced by the
Commonwealth, a State or an authority of the Commonwealth or a State
(including an educational institution established by the Commonwealth or a
State).
(7) In this section, ''State'' includes the Northern Territory.