ACIS ADMINISTRATION ACT 1999

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ACIS ADMINISTRATION ACT 1999

TABLE OF PROVISIONS

PART 1--PRELIMINARY

1. Short title
2. Commencement
3. Purpose of the Act
4. Overview of the Act
5. Offences
6. Definitions
7. Meaning of production of goods and provision of services in
8. Approved forms
9. Arm's length transactions
10. Determination of entitlement to modulated credit between
11. Other Commonwealth assistance

PART 2--ESTABLISHMENT OF, AND PARTICIPATION IN, ACIS
Division 1—Overview

12. Overview of Part
Division 2—Establishment of ACIS
13. Establishment of Automotive Competitiveness and Investment
Division 3—Registration under ACIS Subdivision A—Rules about registration
14. Rules about the number of registrations a participant may have
15. Rules about the effect of further applications for registration on
16. Application for MVP registration
17. Application for ACP registration
18. Application for AMTP registration
19. Application for ASP registration
20. Ministerial permission to apply for registration in the national
Division 4—Participation in ACIS by groups of companies
21. Certain groups of companies may seek permission to apply for
22. Legal status of a group permitted to make application for
Division 5—Formal requirements for, and consideration of, applications for registration
23. The content of the application for registration
24. Lodgment of applications
25. When to apply
26. Consideration of registration applications
27. Secretary may seek further information
28. Date from which registration takes effect
29. Fit and proper person
Division 6—Ongoing requirements of registration
30. Ongoing requirement of MVP registration
31. Ongoing requirement of ACP registration
32. Ongoing requirement of AMTP registration
33. Ongoing requirement of ASP registration
34. When do ongoing registration requirements for particular

PART 3--THE MAKING OF RETURNS BY PARTICIPANTS

35. Participants to make quarterly returns
36. Contents of MVPs' returns
37. Contents of ACPs' returns
38. Contents of AMTPs' returns
39. Contents of ASPs' returns
40. Rules concerning returns

PART 4--WORKING OUT UNMODULATED CREDIT
Division 1—Overview

41. Overview of Part
Division 2—Working out unmodulated production credit and unmodulated investment credit for MVPs
42. Secretary to work out unmodulated production credit for each
43. Secretary to work out unmodulated type A credit for each
44. Secretary to work out unmodulated type B credit for each
45. Secretary to work out unmodulated type C credit for each
Division 3—Working out unmodulated investment credit for ACPs
46. Secretary to work out unmodulated type D credit for each
47. Secretary to work out unmodulated type E credit for each
Division 4—Working out unmodulated investment credit for AMTPs
48. Secretary to work out unmodulated type F credit for each
49. Secretary to work out unmodulated type G credit for each
Division 5—Working out unmodulated investment credit for ASPs
50. Secretary to work out unmodulated type H credit for each
51. Secretary to work out unmodulated type I credit for each

PART 5--MODULATION OF UNMODULATED CREDIT
Division 1—Overview

52. Overview of Part
Division 2—Caps on scheme and participants
53. $2,000,000,000 cap on ACIS
54. 5% of sales cap on participants
Division 3—Guidelines for modulation
55. Minister must make modulation guidelines
Division 4—MVP credit
56. Secretary to modulate production credit for each MVP
57. Secretary to modulate investment credit for each MVP
58. Secretary must modulate in accordance with Ministerial
Division 5—ACP, AMTP and ASP credit
59. Secretary to modulate investment credit for each ACP, AMTP and
60. Secretary must modulate in accordance with Ministerial

PART 6--THE ACIS LEDGER AND ITS MAINTENANCE
Division 1—Overview

61. Overview of Part
Division 2—Establishment and maintenance of the ledger
62. Establishment and maintenance of ACIS ledger
63. Information to be kept in ledger
64. Entry of modulated credit in the ledger
65. Effect of entering modulated credit in the ledger
66. Circumstances in which the Secretary must amend the ledger
67. Ledger to show balance of credit
68. Person may apply to Secretary to fix an error in ledger
69. Electronic access to ledger
70. Secretary to notify owner of credit quarterly of changes to
Division 3—Period in which entries in ledger to be made
71. Time in which entries to be made
72. Secretary does not have to amend the ledger after 31 December
Division 4—No liability for ledger entries
73. Secretary not liable in certain circumstances

PART 7--DEALING IN AND USE OF DUTY CREDIT
Division 1—Overview

74. Overview of Part
Division 2—Transfer of credit
75. Duty credit transferable
Division 3—Minister may limit use of credit in certain circumstances
76. Minister may limit use of modulated ACP, AMTP or ASP investment
77. Minister may limit use of certain production credit

PART 8--AUDIT
Division 1—Overview

78. Overview of Part
Division 2—Appointment of authorised officers and identity cards
79. Appointment of authorised officers
80. Identity cards
Division 3—Powers of authorised officer Subdivision A—Monitoring powers
81. Authorised officer may enter premises by consent or under
82. Monitoring powers of authorised officers
83. Authorised officer may request persons to answer
Division 4—Obligations and incidental powers of authorised officers
84. Authorised officer must produce identity card on request
85. Consent
86. Announcement before entry
87. Details of monitoring warrant to be given to occupier etc. before
88. Use of electronic equipment in exercising monitoring
89. Compensation for damage to electronic equipment
Division 5—Occupier's rights and responsibilities
90. Occupier entitled to be present during execution of monitoring
91. Occupier to provide authorised officer with all facilities and
Division 6—Warrants
92. Monitoring warrants

PART 9--UNEARNED DUTY CREDIT
Division 1—Overview

93. Overview of Part
Division 2—Unearned credit liability
94. Person not entitled to certain duty credit
95. Unearned credit liability
96. Amount of unearned credit liability
Division 3—Offsetting of duty credit against unearned credit liability
97. Duty credit to be offset against liability
98. Offsetting of duty credit of the same kind
99. Offsetting of other kinds of duty credit
100. Order in which credit to be offset
101. Amount of unearned credit liability outstanding
102. Secretary to issue notice
Division 4—Time for payment of unearned credit liability
103. Time for payment of unearned credit liability
104. Late payment penalty
105. Extension of time for payment of unearned credit liability
106. Recovery of unearned credit liability and late payment
Division 5—Regulations concerning unearned duty credit
107. Regulations may deal with other matters

PART 10--OBLIGATIONS RELATING TO DOCUMENTS

108. Document retention obligations
109. Update of business plan

PART 11--DEREGISTRATION

110. Deregistration

PART 12--ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW OF CERTAIN DECISIONS

111. Review of decisions affecting duty credit
112. Limitations on implementation of Federal Court decisions
113. Limitations on implementation of AAT decisions concerning duty
114. Review of other decisions

PART 13--ADMINISTRATION OF ACT

115. Secretary may delegate powers
116. Regulations
SCHEDULE 1 - Consequential amendments

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