A relevant supplier that produces or blends fuel must keep and maintain records of the following:
(a) the kind and grade of fuel produced or blended, or its product code;
(b) the quantity of fuel produced or blended;
(c) details of any testing done on the fuel, including the following:
(i) the date of each test;
(ii) records by which the fuel tested can be traced to delivery docket numbers for the fuel;
(iii) test methods used;
(iv) the results of the tests;
(d) for each supply of fuel, the following details:
(i) how the fuel was supplied;
(ii) the quantity supplied;
(iii) the kind and grade of fuel, or its product code;
(iv) to whom it was supplied;
(v) delivery docket numbers;
(e) records by which the fuel supplied can be traced to delivery docket numbers for the fuel;
(f) records by which each receipt of fuel into the relevant supplier's tanks can be traced to fuel supplied from the tanks;
(g) stock reconciliation records (except in relation to fuel for which it is not possible for the relevant supplier to keep separate reconciliation records).