Energy Grants (Credits) Scheme Act 2003 (Repealed)
Part 3
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Entitlement to on-road credits
You are entitled to an on-road credit if you purchase, or import into Australia, on-road alternative fuel for:
(a) use in a bus that is a registered vehicle and has a gross vehicle mass of 4.5 tonnes or more, but less than 20 tonnes; or
(b) incidental use in relation to such a bus.
(2)
However, you are only entitled to the on-road credit to the extent that the proposed use of the on-road alternative fuel is, in carrying on your enterprise:
(a) in operating the bus on a road in Australia; or
(b) an incidental use, or any other use, of the bus that is integral to operating the bus as mentioned in paragraph (a).
Note:
The credits concerned relate predominantly to on-road activities although in some cases arise for off-road activities
SECTION 46 (Repealed by 73 of 2006) Vehicles of 4.5 tonnes or more, but less than 20 tonnes - buses using alternative fuel (1)You are entitled to an on-road credit if you purchase, or import into Australia, on-road alternative fuel for:
(a) use in a bus that is a registered vehicle and has a gross vehicle mass of 4.5 tonnes or more, but less than 20 tonnes; or
(b) incidental use in relation to such a bus.
(2)
However, you are only entitled to the on-road credit to the extent that the proposed use of the on-road alternative fuel is, in carrying on your enterprise:
(a) in operating the bus on a road in Australia; or
(b) an incidental use, or any other use, of the bus that is integral to operating the bus as mentioned in paragraph (a).
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