Commodity Levies Act 1990

Levy orders

8: Conscientious objectors

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"Paying a levy in a different way because of your beliefs or religion"

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If you object to paying a levy because of your beliefs or religion, the levy order must have a special way for you to pay. You will not have to pay the levy in the usual way. The levy order will make sure you have a different way to pay the amount of levy you owe.

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Part 1Levy orders

8Conscientious objectors

  1. Every levy order shall make special provision for the payment of amounts of levy by persons who object on conscientious or religious grounds to paying it in the manner otherwise provided for in the order.