If you have to pay a fee, levy, or charge under the Animal Products Act 1999, you still have to pay it even if you disagree with the Director-General about whether you should pay it or how much you should pay. The Director-General can still take action to get the money from you. You can find more information about penalties in section 123.
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The obligation of a person to pay any fee, levy, or charge under this Act (including any penalty referred to in section 123), and the right of the Director-General to receive and recover the fee, levy, charge, or penalty, are not suspended by any dispute between the person and the Director-General regarding the person's liability to pay the fee, levy, or charge, or the amount of the fee, levy, or charge.
