Export Control (Milk and Milk Products) Rules 2021.

Export Control (Milk and Milk Products) Rules 2021 prescribes matters and makes other provision in relation to certain milk and milk products (prescribed milk and milk products) for the purposes of the Export Control Act 2020 (the Act). Prescribed milk or milk products must not be exported from Australian territory unless the conditions prescribed by this instrument (prescribed export conditions) under section 2-4 are complied with. For the purposes of subsection 28(1) of the Act are prescribed milk and milk products the goods that: (a) are milk or milk products derived from a bovine animal; and (b) are intended to be exported as food. Exemptions and conditions for exemptions are regulated under Part 2 of the same Chapter 2, and under Part 3 government certificates find discipline. Chapter 4 applies in relation to an establishment where operations to prepare prescribed milk or milk products; it indicates requirements for registration and regulates the process, such as standards for equipment, facilities and essential services, measuring devices, construction, etc. Chapter 5, for the purposes of paragraph 151(2)(d) of the Act, this Part prescribes other requirements that must be met for approval of a proposed arrangement for a kind of export operations in relation to prescribed milk or milk products. Chapter 7, Export permits, for the purposes of paragraph 225(2)(c) of the Act, establishes that the holder of an export permit for prescribed milk or milk products must make written records of measures taken to ensure that the applicable requirements of the Act have been complied with. Chapter 10 is Compliance and enforcement.