QueenslandDairy Industry
Act 1993DAIRYINDUSTRYREGULATION1993Reprinted as in force on 1 January
2003(includes amendments up to SL No. 190 of
2000)This is the reprint current on the repeal
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s13s2Dairy
Industry Regulation 1993DAIRY INDUSTRY REGULATION 1993[as
amended by all amendments that commenced on or before 1 January
2003]PART 1—PRELIMINARY1Short
titleThis regulation may be cited as theDairy Industry Regulation 1993.2DefinitionsIn
this regulation—“Food Standards Code”means the Food
Standards Code adopted undertheFood
Standards Regulation 1994.“high fat”, in
relation to milk, means that the milk has a milk fat content
ofnot less than 45 g/kg.“liquid milk
products with vegetable oil”means milk to
which vegetableoil has been added so that the product has a
vegetable fat content ofnot more than 35 g/kg.“low
fat”, in relation to milk, means that the milk
has a milk fat content ofnot more than 10 g/kg.“modified milk”means a liquid
mixture of 2 or more of the following—(a)milk;(b)concentrated milk;(c)dried full cream milk;(d)skim
milk;(e)concentrated skim milk;(f)dried skim milk;(g)cream;(h)buttermilk;
s34s4Dairy
Industry Regulation 1993(i)dried
buttermilk;(j)milk fat;(k)water.“pasteurised”means
treated—(a)by heating to a temperature of at
least 72ºC, keeping at or abovethat temperature
for not less than 15 seconds and immediatelyshock cooling to
a temperature below 4.5ºC; or(b)byanyotherprocessinvolvingheatingandshockcoolingthathas an equal or
greater lethal effect on bacteria.“reducedfat”,inrelationtomilk,meansthatthemilkhasamilkfatcontent of not more than 20 g/kg and not
less than 10 g/kg.“reduced lactose”, in relation to
milk, means that the milk has not morethan1/5the
normal lactose content of milk.“skimmilk”meansmilkthathasamilkfatcontentofnotmorethan1.5
g/kg.“ultra heat treated”(UHT) means
treated by heating to a temperature ofnotlessthan132ºCfornotlessthan1secondandpackaginginhermeticallysealedpackagesapprovedundertheFoodStandardsCode.3Meaning of “milk”—Act, s 3For
the purposes of the definition “milk” in section 3 of the Act,
goatsare prescribed animals.4Classification of certain products as “dairy
produce” and “marketmilk”—Act, s 3(1)The
following products are classified as forms of dairy produce—(a)any liquid product produced by—(i)addingflavouring,vegetableoils,vitamins,mineralsorother nutrients to milk; or(ii)reducing the
liquid, fat or lactose content of milk; or(iii)subjecting milk to pasteurisation or ultra
heat treatment; or
s45s4Dairy
Industry Regulation 1993(iv)any combination
of 2 or more of the processes mentioned insubparagraphs
(i) to (iii);(b)cream and thickened cream;(c)butter,ghee(clarifiedbutter),butterconcentrate,dairyblend,buttermilk,concentratedbuttermilkandanhydrousmilkfat(butter oil);(d)cheese, casein and caseinate;(e)whey, whey cream and concentrated whey
cream;(f)yoghurt and cultured milk;(g)ice-cream and ice-cream mix;(h)powderedmilk,skimmilkpowder,buttermilkpowder,wheypowder and milk
sugar.(2)The following products are classified
as forms of dairy produce andalso as market
milk—(a)skim milk, reduced fat milk and low
fat milk;(b)reduced lactose milk and low lactose
milk;(c)modifiedmilk(includingreducedfatmodifiedmilk,lowfatmodifiedmilk,reducedlactosemodifiedmilkandlowlactosemodified
milk);(d)pasteurised milk (including
homogenised pasteurised milk);(e)standardised milk;(f)UHTmilk(includingUHTmodifiedmilk,UHTreducedfatmodified milk, UHT low fat modified milk, UHT
reduced lactosemodified milk and UHT low lactose modified
milk);(g)liquidmilkproductswithvegetableoil(includingUHTliquidmilk products
with vegetable oil);(h)any of the
products mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (g), or anycombinationof2ormoreoftheproductsmentionedintheparagraphs, with the addition of
flavouring.(3)However, milk is not market milk if it
is used or intended for use forthe manufacture
of—(a)butter; or(b)cheese; or
s66Dairy Industry
Regulation 1993(c)concentrated milk; or(d)condensed milk; or(e)evaporated milk; or(f)skim
milk powder; or(g)whole milk powder; or(h)yoghurt; or(i)casein.s7PART
2—CLASSIFICATION OF LICENCES6Producers’ licences—Act, s 28(1)(a) and
(2)(1)Producers’ licences are to be of the
following classes—•Class A•Class C•Class D.(2)A“Class A”producer’s
licence authorises the sale of unpasteurisedbovine milk from
the dairy specified in the licence for processing as marketmilk.(3)A“Class C”producer’s
licence authorises the sale of unpasteurisedgoat’s milk from
the dairy specified in the licence for processing as marketmilk.(4)A“Class D”producer’s
licence authorises the sale of unpasteurisedgoat’s milk from
the dairy specified in the licence other than for processingas
market milk.7Processors’ licences—Act, s 28(1)(b)
and (2)(1)Processors’ licences are to be of the
following classes—•Class A (Pasteurisation)•Class B (Receival depot).
s87s9Dairy
Industry Regulation 1993(2)A“ClassA(Pasteurisation)”processor’slicenceauthorisestheprocessing of milk as market milk at premises
stated in the licence.(3)A“ClassB(Receivaldepot)”processor’slicenceauthorises,atpremises stated in the licence—(a)the receipt, testing, grading,
chilling and storage of milk sold asmarket milk;
and(b)the sale of market milk to
processors.8Laboratory licences—Act, s
28(1)(c)(1)A laboratory licence authorises the
holder of the licence to carry outexaminations,testsandanalysesofakindspecifiedinthelicenceatlaboratory premises specified in the
licence.(2)Apersonmustnotcarryonthebusinessofexamining,testingoranalysingdairyproduceunlessauthorisedtocarryonthebusinessbyalaboratory licence.Maximum penalty
for subsection (2)—40 penalty units.PART
3—MISCELLANEOUS9Prescribed diseases—Act, s 55The
following are prescribed diseases for the purposes of section 55
ofthe Act—(a)adiseasedeclaredtobeacommunicablediseaseundersection 32 of
theHealth Act 1937;(b)a communicable skin infection;(c)an open infected sore;(d)an eruption, ulceration or discharging
wound of the skin of theface, hands or arms.
s
108s 11Dairy Industry
Regulation 199310Returns—Act, s 106(2)(c)(1)Theholderofaprocessor’slicencemustgivetotheauthorityareturn, for each month, that sets
out—(a)for a Class A (Pasteurisation)
processor’s licence—(i)thequantityofmilkprocessedforsaleateachoftheprocessor’s factory premises in the
month; and(ii)thequantityofmarketmilksoldinthemonthbytheprocessorfromeachoftheprocessor’sfactorypremises;and(iii)thequantityofeachotherkindofdairyproducemanufactured by the processor in the month;
and(iv)thequantityofeachotherkindofmanufactureddairyproduce sold in the month; or(b)for a Class B (Receival depot)
processor’s licence—the quantityof milk sold by
the processor in the month.(2)The return must
be—(a)in the form approved by the authority;
and(b)given to the authority within 5
business days after the end of themonth.(3)The return may be given by telex or
facsimile.(4)Theholderofaprocessor’slicencemustnot,withoutreasonableexcuse, fail to
give a return as required by this section.Maximum penalty
for subsection (4)—40 penalty units.11Charges relating to condemned dairy
produce—Act, s 106(2)(d)(1)If dairy produce
is condemned and disposed of under section 54 oftheAct,theauthoritymayimposeachargeontheownerofthedairyproducesufficienttocovertheauthority’scostsforthecondemnation,analysis (if
applicable) and disposal of the dairy produce.(2)The
charge is imposed by giving the owner of the dairy produce
anaccount setting out the amount of the
charge.(3)The authority may recover the charge
as a debt.
s
139s 13Dairy Industry
Regulation 199313Charge on appeal—Act, s
106(2)(d)(1)A person must pay a charge of $250 on
lodging an appeal with thetribunal.(2)The
charge is to be paid to the authority and applied by it towards
thecosts associated with the establishment and
operation of the tribunal.
11Dairy Industry Regulation 19934Table of earlier reprintsReprints are issued for both future and past
effective dates.For the most up-to-date tableof
earlier reprints, see the latest reprint.Ifareprintnumberincludesaletterofthealphabet,thereprintwasreleasedinunauthorised, electronic form only.TABLE
OF EARLIER REPRINTSReprintNo.122A2B33AAmendments includednoneto SL
No. 38 of 1994to SL No. 259 of 1995to SL No. 254 of
1997to SL No. 19 of 1999to SL No. 190 of
2000Effective30 July
199311 February 199415 September
199515 August 19975 March
19991 July 2000Reprint
date20 December 199321 July
199429 July 19965 September
19975 March 19997 July
20005Tables in earlier reprintsTABLES IN EARLIER REPRINTSName
of tableCorrected minor errorsRenumbered
provisionsReprint No.136List of
legislationDairy Industry Regulation 1993 SL No.
282made by the Governor in Council on 29 July
1993notfd gaz 30 July 1993 pp 1594–6commenced on date of notificationrep 1
January 2003 (2000 No. 45 s 141 as amd 2002 No. 49 s 28)amending legislation—Dairy Industry
Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 1994 SL No. 38notfd gaz 11
February 1994 pp 436–9commenced on date of
notificationDairy Industry Amendment Regulation (No. 1)
1995 SL No. 259notfd gaz 15 September 1995 pp 317–18commenced on date of notificationDairy
Industry Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 1997 SL No. 254
pts 1–2notfd gaz 15 August 1997 pp 1830–31commenced on date of
notification
12Dairy Industry Regulation 1993Dairy
Industry Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 1998 SL No. 332 pts
1–2notfd gaz 11 December 1998 pp 1376–77ss
1–2 commenced on date of notificationremaining
provisions commenced 1 January 1999 (see s 2)PrimaryIndustriesLegislation
AmendmentRegulation(No. 1)1999SLNo.19pts 1–2notfd gaz 5 March
1999 pp 950–53commenced on date of notificationDairy
Industry Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2000 SL No. 190notfd
gaz 30 June 2000 pp 763–4ss 1–2 commenced on date of
notificationremaining provisions commenced 1 July 2000
(see s 2)7List of annotationsDefinitionss 2def“Food Standards Code”sub
1999 SL No. 19 s 5def“nonparticipating vendor”om
1998 SL No. 322 s 4def“restructuring scheme”om
1998 SL No. 322 s 4def“small commercial consumer”amd
1997 SL No. 254 s 3om 1998 SL No. 322 s 4def“supermarket”sub 1995 SL No.
259 s 3om 1998 SL No. 322 s 4Meaning of
“milk”—Act, s 3s 3 prov hdgamd 2000 SL No.
190 s 4Meaning of “supermarket”s 3Ains
1995 SL No. 259 s 3om 1998 SL No. 322 s 5Classification of
certain products as “dairy produce” and “market milk”—Act, s
3s 4 prov hdgamd 2000 SL No.
190 s 4Classification of certain products as
pasteurised milk and cream (s 3 of the Act)s 5om
2000 SL No. 190 s 5Producers’ licences—Act, s 28(1)(a) and
(2)prov hdgamd 2000 SL No.
190 s 6(1)s 6amd 1998 SL No. 322 s 6; 2000 SL No.
190 s 6(2)–(3)Processors’ licences—Act, s 28(1)(b) and
(2)s 7amd 1998 SL No. 322 s 7sub
2000 SL No. 190 s 7Laboratory licences—Act, s 28(1)(c)prov
hdgamd 2000 SL No. 190 s 8s 8prev
s 8 om 1998 SL No. 322 s 8
13Dairy Industry Regulation 1993PART
3—MISCELLANEOUSpt hdgprev pt hdg om
2000 SL No. 190 s 9pres pt hdg (prev pt 4 hdg) renum 2000 SL
No. 190 s 10Prescribed diseases—Act, s 55prov
hdgamd 2000 SL No. 190 s 11(1)s
9orig s 9 om 1998 SL No. 322 s 8prev
s 9 amd 1998 SL No. 322 s 10om 2000 SL No.
190 s 9pres s 9 (prev s 11) renum 2000 SL No. 190 s
11(2)Returns—Act, s 106(2)(c)prov hdgamd
2000 SL No. 190 s 12(1)s 10prev s 10 sub
1998 SL No. 322 s 12om 2000 SL No. 190 s 9pres s 10 (prev s
12) amd 1998 SL No. 322 s 13; 2000 SL No. 190 s 12(2)renum
2000 SL No. 190 s 12(3)Charges relating to condemned dairy
produce—Act, s 106(2)(d)prov hdgamd 2000 SL No.
190 s 13(1)s 11orig s 11 sub 1997 SL No. 254 s
4om 1998 SL No. 322 s 9prev s 11 renum
as s 9 2000 SL No. 190 s 11(2)pres s 11 (prev s
13) renum 2000 SL No. 190 s 13(2)Charge on
appeal—Act, s 106(2)(d)prov hdgamd 2000 SL No.
190 s 13(1)s 12prev s 12 renum as s 10 2000 SL No.
190 s 12(3)pres s 12 (prev s 14) renum 2000 SL No. 190
s 13(2)Charges relating to condemned dairy produce
(s 106(2)(d) of the Act)s 13orig s 13 om 1998
SL No. 322 s 11prev s 13 renum as s 11 2000 SL No. 190 s
13(2)Charge on appeal (s 106(2)(d) of the
Act)s 14renum as s 12 2000 SL No. 190 s
13(2)Numbering and renumbering of
regulations 19prev s 19 ins 1994 SL No. 38 s
3exp 11 February 1994 (see s 19(2))new s
19 ins 1998 SL No. 332 s 14om R3 (RA s 37)