1Short titleThis regulation may be cited as the Biosecurity (Fees for Registered Biosecurity Entities) Amendment Regulation 2019.2CommencementSection 6(2) commences on 2 July 2020.3Regulation amendedThis regulation amends the Biosecurity Regulation 2016.4Amendment of s 127 (Fees)Section 127—insert—(2)However, a registered biosecurity entity is exempt from paying a fee under section 156(2)(a) of the Act for renewal of the entity’s registration as a registered biosecurity entity if—

(a)the renewal happens on a day (the renewal day) during the period starting on 1 July 2019 and ending on 30 June 2020; and

(b)on 1 March 2019 and the renewal day, a designated place for the entity is situated wholly or partly in 1 of the following local government areas—

(i)Burke;

(ii)Carpentaria;

(iii)Cloncurry;

(iv)Flinders;

(v)McKinlay;

(vi)Richmond;

(vii)Winton.

(3)This subsection and subsection (2) expire on 1 July 2020.5Amendment of s 128 (Waiver of particular fees)(1)Section 128—insert—(1A)Also, the chief executive may waive a fee under section 156(2)(a) of the Act if the chief executive is satisfied the renewal of the registration is not required for the purpose of carrying on a business of primary production.(2)Section 128(1A) and (2)—renumber as section 128(2) and (3).6Amendment of sch 10 (Fees)(1)Schedule 10, authorising provision, ‘section 127’—omit, insert—section 127(1)(2)Schedule 10, authorising provision, ‘section 127(1)’—omit, insert—section 127