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Biosecurity cost recovery implementation statements

Biosecurity Cost Recovery Implementation Statement 2024–2025

In 2023, in conjunction with the implementation of new charges, the department committed to an annual review of regulatory charges and made changes to legislation to include indexation.

In 2024, the department will embed the annual review and apply indexation to regulatory fees and charges. All legislated regulatory charges that are subject to an indexation provision will increase by 4.1% on 1 July 2024. 

Indexation of legislated rates does not require changes to legislation, new rates for 2024-25 are the calculated replacement amounts described in the 2024-25 Biosecurity CRIS and pricing tables.

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Biosecurity Cost Recovery Implementation Statement 2024-2025 (PDF 714 KB)
Biosecurity Cost Recovery Implementation Statement 2024-2025 (DOCX 766 KB)

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Cost recovery implementation statement 2024-25: low-value goods imported under a Self-Assessed Clearance declaration

This cost recovery implementation statement (CRIS) provides information about how the Self-Assessed Clearance (SAC) cost recovery charge is implemented by the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry.

See further information about the SAC charge.

This CRIS should be read in conjunction with the Biosecurity CRIS 2024–2025. This CRIS will be incorporated into the Biosecurity CRIS from 2025-26 onwards.

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Cost recovery implementation statement 2024–25: low-value goods imported under a self-assessed clearance declaration (PDF 387 KB)
Cost recovery implementation statement 2024–25: low-value goods imported under a self-assessed clearance declaration (DOCX 798 KB)

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2024-25 fees and charges

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2024-25 fees and charges (PDF 192 KB)
2024-25 fees and charges (DOCX 233 KB)

2024-25 charges for mail and travellers (PDF 482 KB)
2024-25 charges for mail and travellers (DOCX 217 KB)

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Previous CRIS

The 2023-24 Biosecurity Cost Recovery Implementation Statement sets out the changes to existing regulatory charging, and the fees and charges that applied in 2023-24. This was the first comprehensive review since 2015, the outcome resulted in changes to the structure of some charges, all regulatory charges, needed to align the cost to deliver our regulatory activities to prices.

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Biosecurity Cost Recovery Implementation Statement 2023-2024 (PDF 906 KB)
Biosecurity Cost Recovery Implementation Statement 2023-2024 (DOCX 1.5 MB)

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2023-24 fees and charges (PDF 188 KB)
2023-24 fees and charges (DOCX 228 KB)

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Find out more about this review and price changes implemented on 1 July 2023 in the consultation paper.

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Proposed changes to regulatory charging for biosecurity activities (PDF 1.5 MB)
Proposed changes to regulatory charging for biosecurity activities (DOCX 2.5 MB)

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Biosecurity (Hitchhiker) cost recovery implementation statement 2022-23 (PDF 928 KB)
Biosecurity (Hitchhiker) cost recovery implementation statement 2022-23 (DOCX 732 KB)

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Biosecurity Cost Recovery Implementation Statement 2021-22 (PDF 1.4 MB)
Biosecurity Cost Recovery Implementation Statement 2021-22 (DOCX 959 KB)

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Biosecurity Cost Recovery Implementation Statement 2019-20 (PDF - 860 KB)
Biosecurity Cost Recovery Implementation Statement 2019-20 (DOCX - 660 KB)

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