Commonwealth Numbered Acts

Bounty (Two-Stroke Engines) Act 1984 No. 66 of 1984 - SECT 6

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

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

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

   (a)  the manufacture of the bountiable engine was completed-

        (i)    by the manufacturer at registered premises; and

        (ii)   during the bounty period;

   (b)  the Australian factory cost of the bountiable engine is not less than
        55% of the factory cost of the engine;

   (c)  during the bounty period, the bountiable engine was-

        (i)    used by the manufacturer in Australia; or

        (ii)   sold, or otherwise disposed of, by the manufacturer for use by
               another person in Australia; and

   (d)  the bountiable engine is of good and merchantable quality.

(4) For the purposes of this Act, where bounty is payable in respect of a
bountiable engine, it shall be deemed to have become payable when the
manufacture of the bountiable engine was completed.

(5) Where-

   (a)  by virtue of sub-section 11 (4), the Minister determines that the
        registration of premises shall take effect on and from 12 January
        1984; and

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

        (i)    was, on 12 January 1984, the owner of a bountiable engine; and

        (ii)   had completed the manufacture of the engine at those premises
               before 12 January 1984, that engine shall, for the purposes of
               this Act, be deemed to be an engine the manufacture of which
               was completed by that person at the registered premises on 12
               January 1984.