South Australian Repealed Regulations South Australian Repealed RegulationsThis legislation has been repealed.
6—Prescribed retail sales (section 4(1))
For the purposes of the definition of "prescribed retail sale" in section 4(1)
of the Act, all retail sales of petroleum products except the following are
declared to be prescribed retail sales:
(a) a
sale of a petroleum product other than motor spirit;
(b) a
sale made by a person to his or her employees;
(c) a
sale—
(i)
resulting in a single delivery of motor spirit to a
single vehicle or a single container; and
(ii)
where the quantity of motor spirit so delivered to the
vehicle or the container is not less than 200 litres;
(d) a
sale in a quantity not exceeding ten litres, made by an organisation that
provides emergency assistance to motorists, in circumstances where the
purchaser has no other practical means of procuring motor spirit;
(e) a
sale made in the course of a business in which retail sales of motor spirit
are made predominantly for marine purposes;
(f) a
sale of motor spirit made at a motor racing circuit to a person who—
(i)
holds a general licence issued by the Confederation of
Australian Motor Sport (an unincorporated association and a registered
successory trust under the
Religious Successory and Charitable Trusts Act 1958 of Victoria); and
(ii)
purchases the motor spirit for use in a motor racing
event at that motor racing circuit authorised by the Confederation.