Western Australian Current Regulations Western Australian Current Regulations (1) An “SSAN
import notice” in respect of an SSAN must be in an approved form and
contain the following —
(a) the
details of the SSAN import/export licence held by the person importing the
SSAN; and
(b) the
name and address of both the consignee and consignor of the SSAN;
(c) the
required details of the SSAN being imported;
(d) the
country from which the SSAN is being imported;
(e) the
date when the SSAN is expected to arrive in the State;
(f)
details that identify the vehicle that will transport the SSAN into the State;
(g) the
port or place where the SSAN will arrive in the State;
(h) the
details of the SSAN transport licence held by the person who will transport
the SSAN in the State from the port or place where the SSAN arrives in the
State;
(i)
where the SSAN will be initially stored after it arrives
in the State.
(2) An “SSAN
export notice” in respect of an SSAN must be in an approved form and
contain the following —
(a) the
details of the SSAN import/export licence held by the person exporting the
SSAN;
(b) the
name and address of both the consignee and consignor of the SSAN;
(c) the
required details of the SSAN being exported;
(d) the
date when the SSAN is expected to leave the State;
(e) the
country to which the SSAN is being exported;
(f) a
certificate that the export is in accordance with the law of that country.
(3) The holder of an
SSAN import/export licence must keep a copy of each “SSAN import
notice” or “SSAN export notice” given to the Chief Officer
under this regulation for 2 years after the date of the import or export of
the SSAN.
Penalty: a level 3 fine.
[Regulation 18 amended: Gazette
4 Oct 2011 p. 3950; 5 Feb 2016 p. 363‑4.]