Australia #3349 (v.2)
Base data
- Notified in
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G/MA/QR/N/AUS/6 28/09/2022G/MA/QR/N/AUS/7 30/09/2024
- Version validity
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28/09/2022 -
present
Current active version v.2
- Reporting member
- Australia
- In force from
- End date
- In force
- General description
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Medication purchased under prescription (in respect of which a Commonwealth benefit has been paid)
- National legal basis
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National Health Act 1953.
- Administrative mechanism
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A person can export overseas a reasonable amount of drugs purchased under prescription for the personal treatment of the exporter or another person, such as a relative, accompanying the exporter. Medication purchased under prescription, in respect of which a Commonwealth benefit has been paid, in excess of this reasonable amount is prohibited from being exported.
- Responsible entities
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- HS version
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HS 2022
- Referenced WTO document symbol
Meta data
- WTO justifications
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XX:(d) - (d) necessary to secure compliance with laws or regulations which are not inconsistent with the provisions of this Agreement, including those relating to customs enforcement, the enforcement
GATT 1994 (GATT 1947 provisions)
Reported as: Article XX(d) of the GATT - Non-WTO commitments
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- Affected partners
- Non-affected partners
Measures
- Reported restrictions
- CP-X
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