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Equivalence decisions and reporting - 2019
Reports of biosecurity clearance decisions issued under section 27(3) of the Biosecurity Act 1993. The decisions relate to biosecurity clearances issued under the equivalence provisions of an import health standard. Information in some reports has been redacted for commercially sensitive reasons.
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Quarter four report (2019)
Note: Some information has been redacted for commercially sensitive reasons.
| Authorising Biosecurity Act 1993 Section | CTO Direction Number | Nature of non-compliance with requirements in an applicable import health standard (IHS) | Reasons for giving clearance |
|---|---|---|---|
| NEW CTO DIRECTIONS – FIRST REPORTING | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2019 047 [PDF, 53 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of dogs as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cats and dogs given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 047 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2019 050 [PDF, 518 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of animal supplements as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for specified animal products and biologicals from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 050 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2019 052 [PDF, 72 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of zoo giraffe as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for giraffe (Giraffa Camelopardalis) from Australia for zoological gardens is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 052 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2019 057 [PDF, 122 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of a dog (rabies) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cats and dogs is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 057 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2019 058 [PDF, 56 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of xxxx as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for xxx is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 058 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2019 059 [PDF, 56 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of composite goods (baked egg products) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for egg products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 059 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2020 002 [PDF, 67 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of imports from the European Union as classified by the relevant import health standard (IHS) is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction CTO 2020 002 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| Authorising Biosecurity Act 1993 Section | CTO Direction Number | Nature of non-compliance with requirements in an applicable import health standard (IHS) | Reasons for giving clearance |
|---|---|---|---|
| REPORTED EVERY QUARTER | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 002 [PDF, 589 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of serum as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for foetal bovine serum, calf serum and bovine serum, tested, filtered and irradiated from Australia, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 002, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 003 [PDF, 384 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of serum as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for foetal bovine serum, calf serum and bovine serum for further processing from Australia, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 003 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 009 VS [PDF, 260 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of cats and dogs as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 009 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 012 [PDF, 138 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of pig semen as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for pig semen from Canada and/or the USA, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 012 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 023 [PDF, 329 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of catgut as classified by the IHS for surgical catgut from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 023 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 035 [PDF, 301 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of bovine germplasm as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for bovine embryos from approved countries (bovemid.gen), bovine semen from approved countries (bovsemid.gen) and bovine semen from Switzerland (bovsemic.swi), is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 035 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 058 VS [PDF, 235 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of cats and dogs as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 058 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 061 [PDF, 286 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of animal products for human consumption from the EU (eg. Beef, pork, fish) as classified by the respective import health standards (IHSs) for animal products for human consumption, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 061, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 065 VS [PDF, 287 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of the cat/dog as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 065, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 066 VS [PDF, 269 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of the cat/dog as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 066, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 069 VS [PDF, 263 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of cats or dogs (non-compliant ectoparasite treatments) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 069, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 081 VS [PDF, 263 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of the cat/dog as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 081, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 088 [PDF, 347 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of pet food clearance (using DEFRA (UK) animal health certificate) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for processed pet food containing category 3 material only from the European Community is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 088, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 091 [PDF, 412 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of equine semen from Australia as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for equine semen into New Zealand from Australia, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 091, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 094 [PDF, 266 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of laboratory animals (from Jackson Laboratory (USA)) as classified by the IHS for laboratory animals and laboratory animal germplasm is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 094, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 009 [PDF, 51 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of rabbits as classified by the IHS for domestic rabbits into New Zealand from Australia, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 009 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 013 [PDF, 445 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of sheep and goats (live and germplasm) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for ovine embryos from Australia (oviembic.aus), ovine semen from Australia (ovisemic.aus), caprine embryos from Australia (capembic.aus), caprine semen from Australia (capsemic.aus), goats from Australia (goaaniic.aus), and sheep from Australia (sheaniic.aus), is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 013 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 035 [PDF, 321 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of commercially packaged roe as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for fish eggs/roe for human consumption from the European Community, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 035 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 042 [PDF, 362 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of fish as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cooked fish from all countries, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 042 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 053 [PDF, 279 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of dogs (Brucella canis IFAT test) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 053 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 061 [PDF, 304 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of cats from Australia (Frontline plus) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 061 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 064 [PDF, 68 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of poultry jerky as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products from all countries, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 064 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 089 [PDF, 348 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of horses from Hong Kong as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for horses, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 089 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 093 [PDF, 396 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of fish (commercially packaged sea squirt for human consumption) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for marine fisheries products for human consumption is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 093 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 097 [PDF, 339 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of jelly fish as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for marine fisheries products for human consumption from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 097 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 098 [PDF, 45 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of private consignments of salmonids as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for salmonids for human consumption from specified countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 098 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 100 [PDF, 68 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of fish (bulk salmon to transitional facility) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for salmonids for human consumption from specified countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 100 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 108 [PDF, 302 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of diary (zoo cert) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for milk and milk products for human consumption from the European Union and Switzerland is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 108 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 111 [PDF, 394 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of fish (Palolo worm for human consumption) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for marine fisheries products for human consumption from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 111 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 120 [PDF, 38 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of bee products (personal consignments of honey mead) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for specified processed bee products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 120 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 129 [PDF, 636 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of petfood (certification not required for bovine product from USA) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 129 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 134 [PDF, 63 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of meat and dairy (border clearance) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for specified foods for human consumption containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 134 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 138 [PDF, 107 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of EU certificate for multiple commodities as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for relevant commodity is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 138 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 149 [PDF, 882 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of veterinary certification for duck hatching eggs from Australia as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for poultry hatching eggs and specific-pathogen-free chicken eggs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 149 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 151 [PDF, 761 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of horses (veterinary certification from Australia) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 151 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 163 [PDF, 406 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of cats and dogs (original documentation) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs), is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 163 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2015 020 [PDF, 858 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of horses (veterinary certification for horses from Australia) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 020 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2015 036 [PDF, 463 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of horses (veterinary certification for horses from Singapore) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 036 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2015 041 [PDF, 504 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of cats or dogs (non-topical external parasite treatment) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 041 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2015 042 [PDF, 73 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of scoured fibre (vet cert from the European Union) as classified by the IHS for animal fibre is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 042 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2015 043 [PDF, 80 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of hides and skins (vet cert from the European Union) as classified by the IHS for hides and skins is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 043 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2015 045 [PDF, 66 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of cats and dogs as classified by the IHSs for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 045 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2015 048 [PDF, 447 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of cats and dogs (non-compliant external parasite treatment) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 048 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2015 049 [PDF, 475 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of cats and dogs (minimum age for rabies vaccination) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 049 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2015 050 [PDF, 472 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of cats and dogs (rabies vaccination and titre timeframes) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 050 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2015 062 [PDF, 537 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of animal tissues (glutaraldehyde as a fixative) as classified by the IHS’s for non-viable animal specimens from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 062 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2015 067 [PDF, 89 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of bovine semen (vet certification from Canada) as classified by the IHS for bovine semen is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 067 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2015 079 [PDF, 599 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of biological products (human clinical trials) as classified by the IHS for biological product is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 079 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2016 003 [PDF, 2.3 MB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of veterinary certificate for horses from the USA as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 003 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2016 009 [PDF, 59 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of zoo marsupials and monotremes as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 009 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2016 013 [PDF, 483 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of veterinary certification for sheep and goat semen from the UK as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from sheep and goats is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 013 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2016 037 [PDF, 723 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of horses (veterinary certification from the European Union) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 037 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2016 040 [PDF, 602 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of turkey meat and meat products (veterinary certification from the USA) as classified by the IHS for turkey meat and turkey meat products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 040 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2016 041 [PDF, 680 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of blood meal (animal repellent containing bovine/porcine blood meal) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 041 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2016 043 [PDF, 759 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of Invertebrates (Necator Americanus for human use) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 043 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2016 046 [PDF, 172 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of horse semen (veterinary certification) from Australia as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos form horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 046 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2016 047 [PDF, 100 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of horse embryos (veterinary certification) from Australia as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos form horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 047 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2016 062 [PDF, 3.4 MB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of horse semen (vet certs A and B for Australia) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 062 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2016 065 [PDF, 575 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of rabbits from Australia as classified by the IHS for rabbits from Australia is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 065 [BG], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2016 067 [PDF, 114 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of horses from the USA (vet cert) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 067 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2016 077 [PDF, 179 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of sheep and goat semen (France veterinary certificate) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from sheep and goats is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 077 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2017 001 [PDF, 79 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of sheep and goat semen (Canada veterinary certificate amendment) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from sheep and goats is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 001 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2017 002 [PDF, 425 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of cats and dogs (examination prior to shipment) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 002 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2017 006 [PDF, 81 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of sheep and goat embryos (Canada veterinary certificate amendment) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from sheep and goats is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 006 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2017 007 [PDF, 75 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of sheep semen and sheep embryos (Canada veterinary certificate amendment) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from sheep and goats is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 007 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2017 014 [PDF, 84 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of specified animal products (OIE list of foot and mouth disease free member countries) as classified by specified IHS’s is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 014 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2017 021 [PDF, 778 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of sheep and goat semen and embryos (UK veterinary certificate amendment) as classified by the IHS semen and embryos from sheep and goats is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 021 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2017 022 [PDF, 837 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of multiple animal products (EU zoosanitary certificates) as classified by specified IHS’s is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 022 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2017 027 [PDF, 804 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of cats and dogs from Australia (non-compliant external and internal parasite treatment and heartworm) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 027 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2017 029 [PDF, 572 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of petfood (cuttlefish bones) as classified by the IHS for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 028 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2017 042 [PDF, 91 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of animal products (multiple commodities from EU) as classified by various IHS’s for several product types is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 042 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2017 045 [PDF, 1.7 MB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of horse semen (veterinary certificate for Australia) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 045 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2017 046 [PDF, 1.3 MB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of horse embryos (veterinary certificate for Australia) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 046 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2017 067 [PDF, 133 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of dairy products (powdered milk and milk products – change of use from human to animal consumption as classified by various IHS’s for dairy animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 067 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2017 069 [PDF, 90 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of NZ origin chicken meat (accompanying documentation) as classified by various IHS’s for dairy animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 069 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2017 071 [PDF, 78 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of casings from the European Union (veterinary certificate) as classified by various IHS’s for dairy animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 071 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2018 009 [PDF, 84 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of cats and dogs from Australia (canine influenza) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 009 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2018 011 [PDF, 92 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of cats and dogs (canine influenza) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 011 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2019 007 [PDF, 32 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of ornamental fish and marine invertebrates (inspection) as classified by the IHS for ornamental fish and marine invertebrates is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 007 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2019 008 [PDF, 27 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of dairy products (Taiwan certification) as classified by the IHS for dairy products and products containing dairy ingredients is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 008 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2019 048 [PDF, 59 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of foetal bovine serum, calf serum and bovine serum tested, filtered and irradiated as classified by the IHS for tested, filtered and irradiated foetal bovine serum, calf serum and bovine serum from Australia is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 048 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2019 049 [PDF, 58 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of foetal bovine serum, calf serum and bovine serum for further processing as classified by the IHS for foetal bovine serum, calf serum and bovine serum for further processing from Australia is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 049 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| Authorising Biosecurity Act 1993 Section | CTO Direction Number | Nature of non-compliance with requirements in an applicable import health standard (IHS) | Reasons for giving clearance |
|---|---|---|---|
| PREVIOUSLY REPORTED | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 010 [PDF, 328 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of cats and dogs (rabies titre) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 010 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 018 [PDF, 409 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of animal germplasm as classified by the import health standard (IHS) is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 018 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 046 [PDF, 359 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of cats and dogs (short stay Australia) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 046 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 060 [PDF, 281 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of cats and dogs (tests and treatments in post arrival quarantine for Pacific Islands and vessels) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 060 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 063 [PDF, 403 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of dogs (proven importer) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 063 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 064 [PDF, 236 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of cats and dogs (vessels in rabies free countries) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 064 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 073 [PDF, 273 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of transitional/containment facility as classified by the relevant import health standard (IHS) is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 073 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2013 084 [PDF, 456 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of live animals as classified by the IHSs for species from countries approved for export to New Zealand, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction CTO 2013 084 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 001 [PDF, 46 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of animal fibre (scoured and dried NZ/Australian origin) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for New Zealand/Australian origin animal fibre from the people’s republic of China is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 001 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 012 [PDF, 475 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of invertebrates (Malaghan Institute) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for invertebrates is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 012 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 057 [PDF, 388 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of porcine enzyme packaging material as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for shelf- stable petfoods containing animal products from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 057 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 101 [PDF, 387 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of cats and dogs (short stay requirements) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cats and dogs from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 101 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2014 146 [PDF, 66 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of petfppd (equivalence) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 146 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2015 026 [PDF, 52 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of the cats and dogs (final inspection and ectoparasite treatment) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 026 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2015 029 [PDF, 546 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of pet food (animal protein hydrolysate) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for heat treated (cooked) pet food is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 029 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2015 046 [PDF, 519 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of lab animal feed as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 046 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2015 054 [PDF, 518 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of zoo animals (various animals testing) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for specific zoo animals is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 054 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2015 082 [PDF, 459 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of petfood (jerky treats) as classified by the IHS for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 082 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2015 088 [PDF, 574 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of dog (unreadable microchip on arrival) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 088 [1], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2015 090 [PDF, 501 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of petfood (pelleted petfood) as classified by the IHS for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 090 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2015 095 [PDF, 307 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of bee products as classified by the IHS for specified processed bee products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 095 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2016 071 [PDF, 727 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of biological products (commodities arriving with an import permit) as classified by the IHS’s for biological products, cell cultures, and microorganisms is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 071 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2016 075 [PDF, 55 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of cats and dogs (10 day extension for extenuating circumstances) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 075 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2017 003 [PDF, 73 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of cats and dogs (lapse between rabies vaccinations) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 003 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2017 040 [PDF, 731 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of invertebrates (Malaghan Institute) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 040 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2017 064 [PDF, 96 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of animal products for further processing as classified by the IHS for specified animal products and biologicals is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 064 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2017 068 [PDF, 83 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of aquaculture feed (third country manufactured) for further processing as classified by the IHS for fish food and fish bait from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 068 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2017 070 [PDF, 91 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of aquaculture feed for further processing as classified by the IHS for fish food and fish bait from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 070 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2018 027 [PDF, 307 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of equine semen (semen collected under previous IHS) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from horses given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 027 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2018 028 [PDF, 84 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of equine semen (residency at semen collection centre) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from horses given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 028 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2018 043 [PDF, 99 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of invertebrates (codling moth) as classified by the IHS for invertebrates is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 043 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2018 045 [PDF, 74 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of zoo giraffe (post arrival quarantine) as classified by the IHS for giraffe (Giraffa Camelopardalis) from Australia for zoological gardens is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 045 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2019 026 [PDF, 80 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of marine invertebrates (live marine sponge and coral) as classified by the IHS for invertebrates is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 026 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2019 031 [PDF, 58 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of horses (residency in the Conghua equine disease free zone) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 031 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
| s.27 (1)(d) | CTO 2019 033 [PDF, 64 KB] | The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS | Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
| Clearance of horses (use of test results for import into Australia to NZ) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 033 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance | |||
Quarter three report (2019)
Note: Some information has been redacted for commercially sensitive reasons.
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Authorising Biosecurity Act 1993 Section |
CTO Direction Number |
Nature of non-compliance with requirements in an applicable import health standard (IHS) |
Reasons for giving clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 033 [PDF, 64 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horses (use of test results from Australia to NZ) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 033 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 037 [PDF, 58 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of equine semen (CEM testing) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from horses (equidae) is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 037 [1], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 041 [PDF, 139 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of dog (Babesia gibsoni tests) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 041 [1], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 042 [PDF, 50 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cat (internal and external parasites) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 042 [1], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 045 [PDF, 49 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of dog (babesia PCR testing interval) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 045 [1], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 046 [PDF, 50 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of fish products (crab shell meal – as fertiliser) as classified by the IHS for fish food and fish bail from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 046 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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Authorising Biosecurity Act 1993 Section |
CTO Direction Number |
Nature of non-compliance with requirements in an applicable import health standard (IHS) |
Reasons for giving clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 002 [B] [PDF, 589 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of serum as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for foetal bovine serum, calf serum and bovine serum, tested, filtered and irradiated from Australia, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 002, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 003 [PDF, 384 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of serum as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for foetal bovine serum, calf serum and bovine serum for further processing from Australia, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 003 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 009 VS [PDF, 260 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 009 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 012 [PDF, 138 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of pig semen as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for pig semen from Canada and/or the USA, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 012 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 023 [PDF, 329 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of catgut as classified by the IHS for surgical catgut from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 023 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 035 [PDF, 301 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of bovine germplasm as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for bovine embryos from approved countries (bovemid.gen), bovine semen from approved countries (bovsemid.gen) and bovine semen from Switzerland (bovsemic.swi), is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 035 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 058 VS [PDF, 235 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 058 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 061 [PDF, 286 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of animal products for human consumption from the EU (eg. Beef, pork, fish) as classified by the respective import health standards (IHSs) for animal products for human consumption, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 061, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 065 VS [PDF, 287 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of the cat/dog as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 065, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 066 VS [PDF, 269 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of the cat/dog as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 066, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 069 VS [PDF, 263 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats or dogs (non-compliant ectoparasite treatments) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 069, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 081 VS [PDF, 263 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of the cat/dog as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 081, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 088 [PDF, 347 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of pet food clearance (using DEFRA (UK) animal health certificate) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for processed pet food containing category 3 material only from the European Community is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 088, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 091 [PDF, 412 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of equine semen from Australia as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for equine semen into New Zealand from Australia, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 091, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 094 [PDF, 266 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of laboratory animals (from Jackson Laboratory (USA)) as classified by the IHS for laboratory animals and laboratory animal germplasm is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 094, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 009 [PDF, 51 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of rabbits as classified by the IHS for domestic rabbits into New Zealand from Australia, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 009 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 013 [PDF, 445 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of sheep and goats (live and germplasm) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for ovine embryos from Australia (oviembic.aus), ovine semen from Australia (ovisemic.aus), caprine embryos from Australia (capembic.aus), caprine semen from Australia (capsemic.aus), goats from Australia (goaaniic.aus), and sheep from Australia (sheaniic.aus), is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 013 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 035 [PDF, 321 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of commercially packaged roe as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for fish eggs/roe for human consumption from the European Community, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 035 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 042 [PDF, 362 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of fish as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cooked fish from all countries, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 042 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 053 [PDF, 279 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of dogs (Brucella canis IFAT test) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 053 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 061 [PDF, 304 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats from Australia (Frontline plus) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 061 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 064 [PDF, 68 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of poultry jerky as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products from all countries, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 064 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 089 [PDF, 348 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horses from Hong Kong as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for horses, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 089 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 093 [PDF, 396 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of fish (commercially packaged sea squirt for human consumption) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for marine fisheries products for human consumption is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 093 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 097 [PDF, 339 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of jelly fish as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for marine fisheries products for human consumption from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 097 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 098 [PDF, 45 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of private consignments of salmonids as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for salmonids for human consumption from specified countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 098 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 100 [PDF, 68 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of fish (bulk salmon to transitional facility) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for salmonids for human consumption from specified countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 100 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 108 [PDF, 302 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of diary (zoo cert) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for milk and milk products for human consumption from the European Union and Switzerland is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 108 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 111 [PDF, 394 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of fish (Palolo worm for human consumption) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for marine fisheries products for human consumption from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 111 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 120 [PDF, 38 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of bee products (personal consignments of honey mead) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for specified processed bee products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 120 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 129 [PDF, 636 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of petfood (certification not required for bovine product from USA) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 129 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 134 [PDF, 63 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of meat and dairy (border clearance) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for specified foods for human consumption containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 134 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 138 [PDF, 107 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of EU certificate for multiple commodities as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for relevant commodity is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 138 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 149 [PDF, 882 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of veterinary certification for duck hatching eggs from Australia as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for poultry hatching eggs and specific-pathogen-free chicken eggs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 149 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 151 [PDF, 761 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horses (veterinary certification from Australia) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 151 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 163 [PDF, 406 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (original documentation) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs), is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 163 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 020 [PDF, 858 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horses (veterinary certification for horses from Australia) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 020 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 036 [PDF, 463 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horses (veterinary certification for horses from Singapore) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 036 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 041 [PDF, 504 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats or dogs (non-topical external parasite treatment) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 041 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 042 [PDF, 73 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of scoured fibre (vet cert from the European Union) as classified by the IHS for animal fibre is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 042 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 043 [PDF, 80 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of hides and skins (vet cert from the European Union) as classified by the IHS for hides and skins is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 043 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 045 [PDF, 66 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs as classified by the IHSs for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 045 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 048 [PDF, 447 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (non-compliant external parasite treatment) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 048 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 049 [PDF, 475 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (minimum age for rabies vaccination) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 049 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 050 [PDF, 472 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (rabies vaccination and titre timeframes) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 050 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 062 [PDF, 537 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of animal tissues (glutaraldehyde as a fixative) as classified by the IHS’s for non-viable animal specimens from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 062 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 067 [PDF, 89 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of bovine semen (vet certification from Canada) as classified by the IHS for bovine semen is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 067 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 079 [PDF, 599 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of biological products (human clinical trials) as classified by the IHS for biological product is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 079 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 003 [PDF, 2.3 MB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of veterinary certificate for horses from the USA as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 003 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 009 [PDF, 59 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of zoo marsupials and monotremes as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 009 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 013 [PDF, 483 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of veterinary certification for sheep and goat semen from the UK as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from sheep and goats is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 013 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 037 [PDF, 723 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horses (veterinary certification from the European Union) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 037 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 040 [PDF, 602 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of turkey meat and meat products (veterinary certification from the USA) as classified by the IHS for turkey meat and turkey meat products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 040 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 041 [PDF, 680 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of blood meal (animal repellent containing bovine/porcine blood meal) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 041 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 043 [PDF, 759 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of Invertebrates (Necator Americanus for human use) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 043 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 046 [PDF, 172 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horse semen (veterinary certification) from Australia as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos form horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 046 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 047 [PDF, 100 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horse embryos (veterinary certification) from Australia as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos form horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 047 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 062 [PDF, 3.4 MB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horse semen (vet certs A and B for Australia) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 062 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 065 [PDF, 575 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of rabbits from Australia as classified by the IHS for rabbits from Australia is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 065 [BG], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 067 [PDF, 114 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horses from the USA (vet cert) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 067 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 077 [PDF, 179 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of sheep and goat semen (France veterinary certificate) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from sheep and goats is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 077 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 001 [PDF, 79 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of sheep and goat semen (Canada veterinary certificate amendment) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from sheep and goats is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 001 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 002 [PDF, 425 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (examination prior to shipment) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 002 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 006 [PDF, 81 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of sheep and goat embryos (Canada veterinary certificate amendment) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from sheep and goats is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 006 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 007 [PDF, 75 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of sheep semen and sheep embryos (Canada veterinary certificate amendment) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from sheep and goats is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 007 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 014 [PDF, 84 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of specified animal products (OIE list of foot and mouth disease free member countries) as classified by specified IHS’s is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 014 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 021 [PDF, 778 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of sheep and goat semen and embryos (UK veterinary certificate amendment) as classified by the IHS semen and embryos from sheep and goats is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 021 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 022 [PDF, 837 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of multiple animal products (EU zoosanitary certificates) as classified by specified IHS’s is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 022 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 027 [PDF, 804 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs from Australia (non-compliant external and internal parasite treatment and heartworm) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 027 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 029 [PDF, 572 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of petfood (cuttlefish bones) as classified by the IHS for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 028 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 042 [PDF, 91 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of animal products (multiple commodities from EU) as classified by various IHS’s for several product types is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 042 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 045 [PDF, 1.7 MB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horse semen (veterinary certificate for Australia) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 045 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 046 [PDF, 1.3 MB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horse embryos (veterinary certificate for Australia) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 046 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 067 [PDF, 133 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of dairy products (powdered milk and milk products – change of use from human to animal consumption as classified by various IHS’s for dairy animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 067 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 069 [PDF, 90 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of NZ origin chicken meat (accompanying documentation) as classified by various IHS’s for dairy animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 069 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 071 [PDF, 78 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of casings from the European Union (veterinary certificate) as classified by various IHS’s for dairy animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 071 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 009 [PDF, 84 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs from Australia (canine influenza) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 009 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 011 [PDF, 92 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (canine influenza) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 011 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 007 [PDF, 32 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of ornamental fish and marine invertebrates (inspection) as classified by the IHS for ornamental fish and marine invertebrates is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 007 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 008 [PDF, 27 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of dairy products (Taiwan certification) as classified by the IHS for dairy products and products containing dairy ingredients is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 008 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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Authorising Biosecurity Act 1993 Section |
CTO Direction Number |
Nature of non-compliance with requirements in an applicable import health standard (IHS) |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 010 [PDF, 328 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of the cat/dog as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 010, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 018 [PDF, 409 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of animal germplasm as classified by the applicable IHS is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 018 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 020 [PDF, 397 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of fibre (cut and shredded NZ yarn) as classified by the IHS specified animal products and biologicals is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 020[G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 036 [PDF, 434 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of bovine germplasm (Q-fever on shore testing) as classified by the IHS for bovine embryos and bovine semen, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 036, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
REVOKED |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cooked pork (manufactured in Australia) as classified by the IHS for pig meat and pig meat products, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 038, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 046 [PDF, 382 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (short stay Australia) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 046 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 047 [PDF, 388 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (short stay in category 3 countries) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cats and dogs containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 047 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 053 [PDF, 504 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of poultry and rabbit products (retorted) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for specified foods for human consumption containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 053 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 060 [PDF, 281 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (tests and treatments in post arrival quarantine for Pacific Islands and vessels) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 060 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 063 [PDF, 403 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of dogs (proven importer) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 063 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 064 [PDF, 236 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (vessels in rabies free countries) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 064 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 082 [PDF, 337 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of Bengal cats as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 082 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 084 [PDF, 490 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of live animals as classified by the IHSs for species from countries approved for export to New Zealand, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction CTO 2013 084 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 009 [PDF, 51 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of invertebrates (Malaghan Institute) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for invertebrates is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 009 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 012 [PDF, 475 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of invertebrates (Malaghan Institute) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for invertebrates is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 012 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 015 [PDF, 347 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of inedible animal products (bulk shipments) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for specified foods for human consumption containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 015 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 024 [PDF, 282 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of petfood (rawhide chews) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for shelf-stable pet foods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 024 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 028 [PDF, 353 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of vero cell line (Chlorocebus aethiops) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cell cultures from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 028 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 038 [PDF, 328 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of fish food (rotifers and rendered porcine blood) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for fish food and fish bait from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 038 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 041 [PDF, 33 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of porcine enzyme packaging material as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for specified porcine enzymes into containment from Canada and the USA is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 041 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 057 [PDF, 388 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of porcine enzyme packaging material as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 057 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 065 [PDF, 251 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of turtle food as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 065 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 076 [PDF, 444 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of health supplements (into transitional facility for further processing) as classified by the IHS specified animal products and biologicals, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 076 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 103 [PDF, 440 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of pet food (dried pig product) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 103 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 104 [PDF, 375 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of pet food (kangaroo meal) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for frozen raw kangaroo meat for pet food from Australia is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 102 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 133 [PDF, 58 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of dairy products (composite) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for dairy products and products containing dairy ingredients from specified countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 133 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 136 [PDF, 533 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of dairy (composite products zoo cert) as classified by the IHS dairy products containing diary ingredients from specified countries, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 136 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 145 [PDF, 524 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of egg products (>5%) as classified by the IHS for specified foods for human consumption containing animal products, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 145 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 146 [PDF, 66 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of pet food (zoo sanitary certification equivalence) as classified by the IHS for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 146 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 150 [PDF, 572 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of zoo Tasmanian devils (pre-export isolation) as classified by the IHS for zoo Tasmanian devils from Australia, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 150 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 158 [PDF, 67 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of fibre (scoured and dyed wool) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for animal fibre is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 158 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 161 [PDF, 474 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (faulty microchip) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 161 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 026 [PDF, 52 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of the cats and dogs (final inspection and ectoparasite treatment) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 026 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 029 [PDF, 546 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of petfood (animal protein hydrolysate) as classified by the IHS for heat-treated (cooked) petfood, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 029 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 046 [PDF, 519 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of lab animal feed (uncooked dehydrated diets) as classified by the IHS for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 046 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 059 [PDF, 78 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of pig by-products (spray dried blood products) as classified by the IHS for pig meat and pig meat products from the EU is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 059 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 071 [PDF, 95 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of hides and skins (waste disposal) as classified by the IHS for hides and skins |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 074 [PDF, 597 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of edible insects (insect based food) as classified by the IHS for specified foods for human consumption containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 074 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 082 [PDF, 459 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of petfood (jerky treats) as classified by the IHS for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 082 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 087 [PDF, 611 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of dog (certified as NZ assistance dog) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 087 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 088 [PDF, 574 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of dog (unreadable microchip on arrival) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 088 [1], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 090 [PDF, 501 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of pelleted petfood as classified by the IHS for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 090 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 095 [PDF, 307 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of bee products as classified by the IHS for specified processed bee products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 095 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 004 [PDF, 62 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of fibre (NZ origin possum fibre) as classified by the IHS for animal fibre is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 004 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 010 [PDF, 76 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of egg powder (bovine remedy) as classified by the IHS for applicable egg powder is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 010 [1], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 011 [PDF, 85 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of chicken (equivalent to retort) as classified by the IHS for specified foods for human consumption containing animal products is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 011 [1], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 048 [PDF, 789 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of invertebrates (Amblydromalus liminicus as a biocontrol agent) as classified by the IHS for animal fibre is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 048 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 049 [PDF, 837 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of fibre (waste disposal) as classified by the IHS for animal fibre is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 049 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 071 [PDF, 727 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of commodities arriving without required import permit as classified by the IHS for biological products (including samples), microorganisms from all countries, and cell cultures from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 071 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 075 [PDF, 55 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (10 day extension for extenuating circumstances) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 075 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 003 [PDF, 633 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (lapse between rabies vaccinations) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 003 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 017 [PDF, 505 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of dogs (doxycycline treatment in post-arrival quarantine) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 017 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 025 [PDF, 678 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of petfood (frozen kangaroo bones) as classified by the IHS for frozen raw kangaroo meat for pet food from Australia is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 025 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 033 [PDF, 518 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of zoo African hunting dogs (post arrival quarantine) as classified by the IHS for zoo African hunting dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 033 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 037 [PDF, 64 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horses (stallion EVA vaccination) as classified by the IHS for horses given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 037 [1], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 040 [PDF, 731 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of invertebrates (Malaghan Institute) as classified by the IHS for invertebrates is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 040 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 047 [PDF, 804 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of ruminant meat (Australian, NZ origin) as classified by specified IHSs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 047 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 050 [PDF, 923 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of equine semen (laboratory tests and semen collection timing) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from horses given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 050 [1], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 052 [PDF, 117 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of petfood (jerky) as classified by the IHS for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 052 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 062 [PDF, 77 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of fishfood as classified by the IHS for fish food and fish bait from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 062 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 064 [PDF, 96 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of animal products for further processing as classified by the IHS for specified animal products and biologicals is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 064 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 007 [PDF, 85 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of ovine embryos (maedi visna testing) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from sheep (Ovis aries) and goats (Capra hircus) is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 007 [1], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 013 [PDF, 96 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of zoo animals (extension of tests and treatments) as classified by the relevant IHS for zoo animals given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 027 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 027 [PDF, 307 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of equine semen (semen collected under previous IHS) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from horses given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 027 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 028 [PDF, 84 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of equine semen (residency at semen collection centre) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from horses given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 028 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 031 [PDF, 90 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of bee products (medicated plasters or bandages) as classified by the IHSs for specified processed bee products given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 031 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 035 [PDF, 72 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of hatching eggs (official seals) as classified by the IHSs for chicken hatching eggs from Canada and the USA given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 035 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 036 [PDF, 87 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of equine semen (EVA testing) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from horses given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 036 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 038 [PDF, 754 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of aquatic animal product (Australian sea mullet) as classified by the IHSs for fish products given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 038 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 045 [PDF, 74 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of zoo giraffe (post arrival quarantine) as classified by the IHSs for giraffe from Australia given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 045 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 046 [PDF, 81 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of animal protein digest (palatability enhancer) as classified by the IHSs for specified protein digested animal products given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 046 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 054 [PDF, 133 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of zoo giraffe as classified by the IHSs for zoo giraffe from Australia given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 054 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 003 [PDF, 79 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of zoo giraffe (in-house testing endoparasites) as classified by the IHS for Giraffe (Giraffa Camelopardalis) from Australia for Zoological Gardens is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 003 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 005 [PDF, 328 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of wool (treatment and inspection) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 005 [1], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 009 [PDF, 419 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of germplasm (consolidation at centres for other species) as classified by the related species IHS for germplasm is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 009 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 010 [PDF, 28 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of germplasm (consolidation at centres for other species) as classified by the related species IHS for germplasm is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 010 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 014 [PDF, 244 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of feline (external parasite treatment) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 014 [1], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 015 [PDF, 371 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of dogs (imidocarb dipropionate treatment) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 015 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 016 [PDF, 295 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cat (internal and external parasite treatment) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 016 [1], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 017 [PDF, 32 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of dog (Babesia gibsoni and PCR tests) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 017 [1], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 018 [PDF, 177 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of zoo giraffe (parasite treatment in PAQ) as classified by the IHS for Giraffe (Giraffa Camelopardalis) from Australia for Zoological Gardens is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 018 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 019 [PDF, 210 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of petfood (specified risk materials) as classified by the IHS for shelf stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 019 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 020 [PDF, 79 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horses (shuttle stallions EVA vaccination) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 020 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 023 [PDF, 126 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horses (shuttle stallions EVA) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 023 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 024 [PDF, 92 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of petfood (alternative heat treatment method) as classified by the IHS for shelf stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 024 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 026 [PDF, 80 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of marine invertebrates (live sponges and coral) as classified by the IHS for invertebrates is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 026 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 029 [PDF, 82 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of pig semen (PRRS test timing in pre-entry isolation) as classified by the IHS for pig semen is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 029 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 031 [PDF, 58 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of horses (residency in the Conghua equine disease free zone) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 031 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 032 [PDF, 77 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of inedible collagen/protein products (not commercially packaged) as classified by the IHS for specified animal products and biologicals is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 032 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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Quarter two report (2019)
Note: Some information has been redacted for commercially sensitive reasons.
| Authorising Biosecurity Act 1993 Section | CTO Direction Number | Nature of non-compliance with requirements in an applicable import health standard (IHS) | Reasons for giving clearance |
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NEW CTO DIRECTIONS – FIRST REPORTING |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 005 [PDF, 328 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of wool (treatment and inspection) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 005 [1], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 014 [PDF, 244 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of feline (external parasite treatment) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 014 [1], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 015 [PDF, 371 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of dogs (imidocarb dipropionate treatment) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 015 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 016 [PDF, 295 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of cat (internal and external parasite treatment) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 016 [1], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 017 [PDF, 32 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of dog (Babesia gibsoni and PCR tests) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 017 [1], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 018 [PDF, 177 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of zoo giraffe (parasite treatment in PAQ) as classified by the IHS for Giraffe (Giraffa Camelopardalis) from Australia for Zoological Gardens is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 018 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 019 [PDF, 210 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of petfood (specified risk materials) as classified by the IHS for shelf stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 019 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 020 [PDF, 79 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of horses (shuttle stallions EVA vaccination) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 020 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 023 [PDF, 126 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of horses (shuttle stallions EVA) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 023 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 024 [PDF, 92 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of petfood (alternative heat treatment method) as classified by the IHS for shelf stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 024 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 026 [PDF, 80 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of marine invertebrates (live sponges and coral) as classified by the IHS for invertebrates is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 026 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 029 [PDF, 82 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of pig semen (PRRS test timing in pre-entry isolation) as classified by the IHS for pig semen is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 029 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 031 [PDF, 58 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of horses (residency in the Conghua equine disease free zone) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 031 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 032 [PDF, 77 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of inedible collagen/protein products (not commercially packaged) as classified by the IHS for specified animal products and biologicals is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 032 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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| Authorising Biosecurity Act 1993 Section | CTO Direction Number | Nature of non-compliance with requirements in an applicable import health standard (IHS) | Reasons for giving clearance |
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REPORTED EVERY QUARTER |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 002 [PDF, 441 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of serum as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for foetal bovine serum, calf serum and bovine serum, tested, filtered and irradiated from Australia, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 002, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 003 [PDF, 352 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of serum as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for foetal bovine serum, calf serum and bovine serum for further processing from Australia, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 003 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 009 VS [PDF, 260 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 009 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 012 [PDF, 138 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of pig semen as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for pig semen from Canada and/or the USA, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 012 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 023 [PDF, 329 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of catgut as classified by the IHS for surgical catgut from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 023 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 035 [PDF, 288 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of bovine germplasm as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for bovine embryos from approved countries (bovemid.gen), bovine semen from approved countries (bovsemid.gen) and bovine semen from Switzerland (bovsemic.swi), is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 035 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 058 VS [PDF, 235 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 058 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 061 [PDF, 286 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of animal products for human consumption from the EU (eg. Beef, pork, fish) as classified by the respective import health standards (IHSs) for animal products for human consumption, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 061, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 065 VS [PDF, 287 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of the cat/dog as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 065, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 066 VS [PDF, 269 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of the cat/dog as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 066, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats or dogs (non-compliant ectoparasite treatments) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 069, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 081 VS [PDF, 263 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of the cat/dog as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 081, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 088 [PDF, 347 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of pet food clearance (using DEFRA (UK) animal health certificate) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for processed pet food containing category 3 material only from the European Community is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 088, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 091 [PDF, 412 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of equine semen from Australia as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for equine semen into New Zealand from Australia, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 091, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of laboratory animals (from Jackson Laboratory (USA)) as classified by the IHS for laboratory animals and laboratory animal germplasm is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 094, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 009 [PDF, 51 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of rabbits as classified by the IHS for domestic rabbits into New Zealand from Australia, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 009 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 013 [PDF, 445 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of sheep and goats (live and germplasm) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for ovine embryos from Australia (oviembic.aus), ovine semen from Australia (ovisemic.aus), caprine embryos from Australia (capembic.aus), caprine semen from Australia (capsemic.aus), goats from Australia (goaaniic.aus), and sheep from Australia (sheaniic.aus), is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 013 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 035 [PDF, 321 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of commercially packaged roe as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for fish eggs/roe for human consumption from the European Community, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 035 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 042 [PDF, 362 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of fish as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cooked fish from all countries, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 042 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 053 [PDF, 279 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of dogs (Brucella canis IFAT test) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 053 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 061 [PDF, 304 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats from Australia (Frontline plus) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 061 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 064 [PDF, 68 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of poultry jerky as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products from all countries, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 064 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 089 [PDF, 348 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horses from Hong Kong as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for horses, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 089 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 093 [PDF, 396 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of fish (commercially packaged sea squirt for human consumption) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for marine fisheries products for human consumption is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 093 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 097 [PDF, 339 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of jelly fish as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for marine fisheries products for human consumption from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 097 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 098 [PDF, 46 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of private consignments of salmonids as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for salmonids for human consumption from specified countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 098 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 100 [PDF, 68 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of fish (bulk salmon to transitional facility) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for salmonids for human consumption from specified countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 100 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 108 [PDF, 302 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of diary (zoo cert) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for milk and milk products for human consumption from the European Union and Switzerland is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 108 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 111 [PDF, 394 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of fish (Palolo worm for human consumption) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for marine fisheries products for human consumption from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 111 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 120 [PDF, 38 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of bee products (personal consignments of honey mead) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for specified processed bee products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 120 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 129 [PDF, 636 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of petfood (certification not required for bovine product from USA) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 129 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 134 [PDF, 63 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of meat and dairy (border clearance) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for specified foods for human consumption containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 134 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 138 [PDF, 107 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of EU certificate for multiple commodities as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for relevant commodity is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 138 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 149 [PDF, 882 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of veterinary certification for duck hatching eggs from Australia as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for poultry hatching eggs and specific-pathogen-free chicken eggs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 149 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 151 [PDF, 761 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horses (veterinary certification from Australia) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 151 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 163 [PDF, 406 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (original documentation) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs), is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 163 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 020 [PDF, 858 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horses (veterinary certification for horses from Australia) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 020 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 036 [PDF, 463 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horses (veterinary certification for horses from Singapore) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 036 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 041 [PDF, 504 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats or dogs (non-topical external parasite treatment) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 041 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 042 [PDF, 73 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of scoured fibre (vet cert from the European Union) as classified by the IHS for animal fibre is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 042 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 043 [PDF, 80 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of hides and skins (vet cert from the European Union) as classified by the IHS for hides and skins is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 043 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 045 [PDF, 66 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs as classified by the IHSs for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 045 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 048 [PDF, 447 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (non-compliant external parasite treatment) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 048 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 049 [PDF, 475 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (minimum age for rabies vaccination) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 049 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 050 [PDF, 472 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (rabies vaccination and titre timeframes) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 050 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 062 [PDF, 537 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of animal tissues (glutaraldehyde as a fixative) as classified by the IHS’s for non-viable animal specimens from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 062 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 067 [PDF, 89 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of bovine semen (vet certification from Canada) as classified by the IHS for bovine semen is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 067 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 079 [PDF, 599 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of biological products (human clinical trials) as classified by the IHS for biological product is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 079 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 003 [PDF, 2.3 MB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of veterinary certificate for horses from the USA as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 003 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 009 [PDF, 59 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of zoo marsupials and monotremes as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 009 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 013 [PDF, 483 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of veterinary certification for sheep and goat semen from the UK as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from sheep and goats is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 013 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 037 [PDF, 723 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horses (veterinary certification from the European Union) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 037 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 040 [PDF, 602 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of turkey meat and meat products (veterinary certification from the USA) as classified by the IHS for turkey meat and turkey meat products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 040 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 041 [PDF, 680 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of blood meal (animal repellent containing bovine/porcine blood meal) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 041 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 043 [PDF, 759 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of Invertebrates (Necator Americanus for human use) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 043 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 046 [PDF, 172 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horse semen (veterinary certification) from Australia as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos form horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 046 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 047 [PDF, 100 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horse embryos (veterinary certification) from Australia as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos form horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 047 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 062 [PDF, 3.4 MB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horse semen (vet certs A and B for Australia) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 062 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 065 [PDF, 575 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of rabbits from Australia as classified by the IHS for rabbits from Australia is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 065 [BG], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 067 [PDF, 114 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horses from the USA (vet cert) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 067 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 077 [PDF, 179 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of sheep and goat semen (France veterinary certificate) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from sheep and goats is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 077 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 001 [PDF, 79 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of sheep and goat semen (Canada veterinary certificate amendment) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from sheep and goats is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 001 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 002 [PDF, 425 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (examination prior to shipment) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 002 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 006 [PDF, 81 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of sheep and goat embryos (Canada veterinary certificate amendment) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from sheep and goats is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 006 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 007 [PDF, 75 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of sheep semen and sheep embryos (Canada veterinary certificate amendment) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from sheep and goats is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 007 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 014 [PDF, 84 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of specified animal products (OIE list of foot and mouth disease free member countries) as classified by specified IHS’s is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 014 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 021 [PDF, 778 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of sheep and goat semen and embryos (UK veterinary certificate amendment) as classified by the IHS semen and embryos from sheep and goats is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 021 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 022 [PDF, 837 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of multiple animal products (EU zoosanitary certificates) as classified by specified IHS’s is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 022 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 027 [PDF, 804 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs from Australia (non-compliant external and internal parasite treatment and heartworm) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 027 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 029 [PDF, 572 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of petfood (cuttlefish bones) as classified by the IHS for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 028 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 042 [PDF, 91 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of animal products (multiple commodities from EU) as classified by various IHS’s for several product types is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 042 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 045 [PDF, 1.7 MB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horse semen (veterinary certificate for Australia) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 045 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 046 [PDF, 1.3 MB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horse embryos (veterinary certificate for Australia) as classified by the IHS for horses is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 046 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 067 [PDF, 133 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of dairy products (powdered milk and milk products – change of use from human to animal consumption as classified by various IHS’s for dairy animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 067 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 069 [PDF, 90 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of NZ origin chicken meat (accompanying documentation) as classified by various IHS’s for dairy animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 069 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 071 [PDF, 78 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of casings from the European Union (veterinary certificate) as classified by various IHS’s for dairy animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 071 [B], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 009 [PDF, 84 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs from Australia (canine influenza) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 009 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 011 [PDF, 92 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (canine influenza) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 011 [VS], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 010 [PDF, 328 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of the cat/dog as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 010, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 018 [PDF, 409 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of animal germplasm as classified by the applicable IHS is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 018 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 020 [PDF, 397 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of fibre (cut and shredded NZ yarn) as classified by the IHS specified animal products and biologicals is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 020[G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 038 [PDF, 40 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cooked pork (manufactured in Australia) as classified by the IHS for pig meat and pig meat products, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 038, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 046 [PDF, 382 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (short stay Australia) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 046 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 047 [PDF, 388 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (short stay in category 3 countries) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cats and dogs containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 047 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 053 [PDF, 504 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of poultry and rabbit products (retorted) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for specified foods for human consumption containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 053 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 082 [PDF, 337 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of Bengal cats as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2013 082 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2013 084 [PDF, 475 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of live animals as classified by the IHSs for species from countries approved for export to New Zealand, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction CTO 2013 084 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 012 [PDF, 475 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of invertebrates (Malaghan Institute) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for invertebrates is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 012 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 038 [PDF, 328 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of fish food (rotifers and rendered porcine blood) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for fish food and fish bait from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 038 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 041 [PDF, 33 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of porcine enzyme packaging material as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for specified porcine enzymes into containment from Canada and the USA is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 041 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 065 [PDF, 251 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of turtle food as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 065 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 103 [PDF, 440 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of pet food (dried pig product) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 103 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 136 [PDF, 533 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of dairy (composite products zoo cert) as classified by the IHS dairy products containing diary ingredients from specified countries, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 136 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 145 [PDF, 524 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of egg products (>5%) as classified by the IHS for specified foods for human consumption containing animal products, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 145 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 150 [PDF, 572 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of zoo Tasmanian devils (pre-export isolation) as classified by the IHS for zoo Tasmanian devils from Australia, is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 150 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 158 [PDF, 67 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of fibre (scoured and dyed wool) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for animal fibre is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 158 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2014 161 [PDF, 474 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is assessed and managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (faulty microchip) as classified by the import health standard (IHS) for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2014 161 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 026 [PDF, 52 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of the cats and dogs (final inspection and ectoparasite treatment) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 026 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 074 [PDF, 597 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of edible insects (insect based food) as classified by the IHS for specified foods for human consumption containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 074 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 082 [PDF, 459 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of petfood (jerky treats) as classified by the IHS for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 082 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 090 [PDF, 501 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of pelleted petfood as classified by the IHS for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 090 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2015 095 [PDF, 307 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of bee products as classified by the IHS for specified processed bee products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2015 095 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 004 [PDF, 62 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of fibre (NZ origin possum fibre) as classified by the IHS for animal fibre is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 004 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 049 [PDF, 837 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of fibre (waste disposal) as classified by the IHS for animal fibre is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 049 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 071 [PDF, 727 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of commodities arriving without required import permit as classified by the IHS for biological products (including samples), microorganisms from all countries, and cell cultures from all countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 071 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2016 075 [PDF, 55 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (10 day extension for extenuating circumstances) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2016 075 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 003 [PDF, 633 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of cats and dogs (lapse between rabies vaccinations) as classified by the IHS for cats and dogs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 003 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 037 [PDF, 64 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of horses (stallion EVA vaccination) as classified by the IHS for horses given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 037 [1], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 040 [PDF, 731 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of invertebrates (Malaghan Institute) as classified by the IHS for invertebrates is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 040 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 047 [PDF, 804 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of ruminant meat (Australian, NZ origin) as classified by specified IHSs is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 047 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 052 [PDF, 117 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of petfood (jerky) as classified by the IHS for shelf-stable petfoods containing animal products is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 052 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2017 064 [PDF, 96 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of animal products for further processing as classified by the IHS for specified animal products and biologicals is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2017 064 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 013 [PDF, 96 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of zoo animals (extension of tests and treatments) as classified by the relevant IHS for zoo animals given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 027 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 027 [PDF, 307 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of equine semen (semen collected under previous IHS) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from horses given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 027 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 028 [PDF, 84 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of equine semen (residency at semen collection centre) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from horses given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 028 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 036 [PDF, 87 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of equine semen (EVA testing) as classified by the IHS for semen and embryos from horses given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 036 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 038 [PDF, 754 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of aquatic animal product (Australian sea mullet) as classified by the IHSs for fish products given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 038 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 045 [PDF, 74 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of zoo giraffe (post arrival quarantine) as classified by the IHSs for giraffe from Australia given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 045 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2018 054 [PDF, 133 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of zoo giraffe as classified by the IHSs for zoo giraffe from Australia given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2018 054 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTO 2019 003 [PDF, 79 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of zoo giraffe (in-house testing endoparasites) as classified by the IHS for Giraffe (Giraffa Camelopardalis) from Australia for Zoological Gardens is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction 2019 003 [G], where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance |
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Quarter one report (2019)
Note: Some information has been redacted for commercially sensitive reasons.
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Authorising Biosecurity Act 1993 Section |
CTO Direction Number |
Nature of non-compliance with requirements in an applicable import health standard (IHS) |
Reasons for giving clearance |
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NEW CTO DIRECTIONS – FIRST REPORTING |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlants20190002 [PDF, 113 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of used motorcycles and scooters as classified by the IHS Vehicles, Machinery, and Equipment is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlants20190002, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlants2019011 [PDF, 93 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of a containerised, disassembled, used helicopter as classified by the IHS Vehicles, Machinery, and Equipment is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlants2019011, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlants2019012a [PDF, 91 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of interior panels made of dried processed plant material as classified by the IHS Dried and Preserved Plant Material and Plant Material for Research is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlants2019012a, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlants2019012b [PDF, 71 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of break-bulk vehicles and machinery (bulk break Cargo) as classified by the IHS Vehicles, Machinery, and Equipment is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlants2019012b, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlants2019015 [PDF, 223 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of containerised, disassembled, used aeroplane as classified by the IHS Vehicles, Machinery, and Equipment is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlants2019015, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTODir2019017 [PDF, 67 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of pencils with embedded seeds as classified by the IHS for Seeds for Sowing, and Sawdust, Shavings, Wood Chips and Wool from All Countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTODir2019017, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlantsDir2019020 [PDF, 111 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of Bird feeds as classified by the IHS for Processed Animal Feeds of Plant Origin is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlants2019020, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlants2019029 [PDF, 101 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of Malus (apple) plants as classified by the IHS for Importation of Nursery Stock is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction CTOPlants2019029 where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlantsDir2019030 [PDF, 116 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of Beta vulgaris seed as classified by the IHS Seeds for Sowing is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlantsDir2019030, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlantsDir2019031 [PDF, 81 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of processed peat and coco peat products as classified by the IHS for Fertilizer and Growing Media of Plant Origin is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlantsDir2019031, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlants2019038 [PDF, 83 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of break-bulk or containerised VMP risk goods as classified by the IHS for Vehicles, Machinery, and Equipment is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlants2019038, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlants2019042 [PDF, 112 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of targeted risk goods from all Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) countries as classified by the IHS for Vehicles, Machinery, and Equipment is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlantsDir2019042, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlants2019045 [PDF, 271 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
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Clearance of retreated targeted vehicles, machinery and parts which are exported during the BSMB season as classified by the IHS for Vehicle Machinery and Parts is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlants2019045, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlants2019046 [PDF, 97 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of on-arrival treated targeted machinery and parts within fully sealed containers from the 33 Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) risk countries as classified by the IHS for Vehicles, Machinery, and Parts is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlants2019046, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlantsDir2019048 [PDF, 1.2 MB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of non-GM Glycine max seeds as classified by the IHS for Importation of Grain/Seeds for Consumption, Feed or Processing Plant Health Requirements is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction CTOPlantsDir2019048 where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlantsDir2019050 [PDF, 128 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of non-compliant hemp seeds as classified by the IHS Importation of Grain/Seeds for Consumption, Feed or Processing Plant Health Requirements is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlantsDir2019050, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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plant and pland products (2019)
Note: Some information has been redacted for commercially sensitive reasons.
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Authorising Biosecurity Act 1993 Section |
CTO Direction Number |
Nature of non-compliance with requirements in an applicable import health standard (IHS) |
Reasons for giving clearance |
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NEW CTO DIRECTIONS – FIRST REPORTING |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlants20190002 [PDF, 113 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of used motorcycles and scooters as classified by the IHS Vehicles, Machinery, and Equipment is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlants20190002, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlants2019011 [PDF, 93 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of a containerised, disassembled, used helicopter as classified by the IHS Vehicles, Machinery, and Equipment is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlants2019011, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlants2019012a [PDF, 91 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of interior panels made of dried processed plant material as classified by the IHS Dried and Preserved Plant Material and Plant Material for Research is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlants2019012a, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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|
s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlants2019012b [PDF, 71 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of break-bulk vehicles and machinery (bulk break Cargo) as classified by the IHS Vehicles, Machinery, and Equipment is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlants2019012b, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlants2019015 [PDF, 223 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of containerised, disassembled, used aeroplane as classified by the IHS Vehicles, Machinery, and Equipment is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlants2019015, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTODir2019017 [PDF, 67 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of pencils with embedded seeds as classified by the IHS for Seeds for Sowing, and Sawdust, Shavings, Wood Chips and Wool from All Countries is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTODir2019017, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlantsDir2019020 [PDF, 111 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of Bird feeds as classified by the IHS for Processed Animal Feeds of Plant Origin is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlants2019020, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlants2019029 [PDF, 101 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of Malus (apple) plants as classified by the IHS for Importation of Nursery Stock is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction CTOPlants2019029 where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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|
s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlantsDir2019030 [PDF, 116 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of Beta vulgaris seed as classified by the IHS Seeds for Sowing is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlantsDir2019030, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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|
s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlantsDir2019031 [PDF, 81 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of processed peat and coco peat products as classified by the IHS for Fertilizer and Growing Media of Plant Origin is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlantsDir2019031, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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|
s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlants2019038 [PDF, 83 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of break-bulk or containerised VMP risk goods as classified by the IHS for Vehicles, Machinery, and Equipment is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlants2019038, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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|
s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlants2019042 [PDF, 112 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of targeted risk goods from all Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) countries as classified by the IHS for Vehicles, Machinery, and Equipment is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlantsDir2019042, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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|
s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlants2019045 [PDF, 271 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of retreated targeted vehicles, machinery and parts which are exported during the BSMB season as classified by the IHS for Vehicle Machinery and Parts is given on every occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlants2019045, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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|
s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlants2019046 [PDF, 97 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of on-arrival treated targeted machinery and parts within fully sealed containers from the 33 Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) risk countries as classified by the IHS for Vehicles, Machinery, and Parts is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlants2019046, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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|
s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlantsDir2019048 [PDF, 1.2 MB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of non-GM Glycine max seeds as classified by the IHS for Importation of Grain/Seeds for Consumption, Feed or Processing Plant Health Requirements is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTO direction CTOPlantsDir2019048 where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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|
s.27 (1)(d) |
CTOPlantsDir2019050 [PDF, 128 KB] |
The goods did not meet the requirements of the IHS |
Biosecurity risk is managed (see the CTO direction for details) |
|
Clearance of non-compliant hemp seeds as classified by the IHS Importation of Grain/Seeds for Consumption, Feed or Processing Plant Health Requirements is given on this occasion where the goods meet the CTOPlantsDir2019050, where the inspector concerned is satisfied that there are no circumstances or documents associated with the goods, their importation or the craft on which they were imported, which would make it unwise to issue a clearance. |
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