Migration Regulations 1994 - Circumstances In Which a Credit Card Surcharge Must Be Waived Or Refunded

Migration Regulations 1994 - Circumstances In Which a Credit Card Surcharge Must Be Waived Or Refunded - IMMI 14/054

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Commonwealth of Australia

Migration Regulations 1994

CIRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH A CREDIT CARD SURCHARGE MUST BE WAIVED OR REFUNDED

(Regulation 5.41A)

I, SCOTT MORRISON, Minister for Immigration and Border Protection, acting under regulation 5.41A of the Migration Regulations 1994 (the Regulations):

1.                  REVOKE Instrument IMMI 14/033 (F2014L00425) signed on 15 April 2014, specifying circumstances in which a credit card surcharge is waived or refunded.

2.                  SPECIFY the following circumstances for paragraph 5.41A(4)(a):

(a) where a credit card surcharge is levied against payment made using local currency when clients make a credit card payment in Singapore and New Zealand; and

3.         SPECIFY the following circumstances for paragraph 5.41A(4)(c):

(a)   where a credit card surcharge is accepted against payment made using local currency when clients make a credit card payment in Singapore and New Zealand.

This Instrument, IMMI 14/054, commences on 1 July 2014, immediately after the commencement of Migration Amendment (Credit Card Surcharge Additional Measures) Regulation 2014.

Dated 26 June             2014

SCOTT MORRISON
Minister for Immigration and Border Protection