Commonwealth Consolidated Regulations Commonwealth Consolidated Regulations(1) If the Minister is reasonably satisfied that particular condemned goods are of a kind to which subregulation (2) applies, the Minister may give an authorised person written approval to sell the goods.
(2) This subregulation applies to goods that:
(a) are not, under another law of the Commonwealth, or a State or Territory:
(i) required to be destroyed; or
(ii) illegal to sell; and
(b) are of a kind that can be:
(i) given a use other than in a WMD program; or
(ii) readily, and safely, altered so that they are no longer of a kind that can be used in a WMD program.
(3) On receiving the Minister’s approval to sell the goods, the authorised person must:
(a) if the Minister so requires — alter the goods so that they are no longer of a kind that can be used in a WMD program; and
(b) offer the goods for sale at the best reasonably achievable price; and
(c) if the goods are sold — pay the proceeds to the Commonwealth .
(4) The goods must not be transferred to a buyer until the buyer agrees, in writing:
(a) not to use the goods in a WMD program and not to cause or allow another person to use the goods in a WMD program; and
(b) to use the goods, or cause or allow the goods to be used, only for a lawful purpose.