Commonwealth Minister must issue a proposed recall notice
(1) The Commonwealth Minister must issue a proposed recall notice if the Commonwealth Minister proposes to issue a recall notice for consumer goods of a particular kind. (2) Subsection (1) does not apply in relation to a recall notice if the Commonwealth Minister has issued a notice under section 132J certifying that the recall notice should be issued without delay. (3) The proposed recall notice must: (a) be in writing; and (b) be published on the internet; and (c) set out a copy of a draft recall notice; and (d) set out a summary of the reasons for the proposed issue of the recall notice; and (e) invite any person who supplies, or proposes to supply, consumer goods of that kind to notify the Commission, in writing and within a period specified in the notice, if the person wishes the Commission to hold a conference in relation to the proposed issue of the recall notice. (4) The period specified in the proposed recall notice under paragraph (3)(e): (a) must be a period of at least 10 days, or such longer period as the Commonwealth Minister specifies in the notice; and (b) must not commence before the day on which the notice is published. (5) A proposed recall notice is not a legislative instrument.
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