FORMS

• Application for Accreditation
  • Exporter Accreditation Application Form
  • Attachment A - Attachment Cover Sheet
  • Attachment B - Statutory Declaration for Section 3.8
  • Attachment C - Summary and Assessment of each Executive Officer
  • Attachment D - Checklist for each Executive Officer
  • Attachment F - Facility Cover Sheet
  • Additional Executive Officers
• Renewal of Accreditation
  • Exporter Accreditation Renewal Form
• Variation of Accreditation
  • Application to vary an accreditation
• Surrender of Accreditation
  • Application for consent to surrender
  • Pre-surrender Export Report
  • Pre-Surrender Compliance Report
• Cancellation of Accreditation
  • Post-Cancellation Export Report
  • Post-Cancellation Compliance Report
• Notifiable Matters
  • Report about a Notifiable Matter
  • Notifiable Matters - Guidelines
• General Notification
  • New Executive Officer Notification
• Request for reconsideration
  • Application for reconsideration of a decision
• Annual Reporting
  • Annual Export Report
  • Annual Compliance Report
  • Export Proposal and Financial Facilities Report

Surrendering an accreditation

If an accredited exporter no longer wishes to export bulk wheat from Australia and no longer wants to be accredited by WEA, it can surrender its accreditation. 

In order to surrender an accreditation the exporter needs to apply to WEA and WEA must consent to the surrender before it can take effect.
 
WEA will only consent to a surrender application if:

1. the accredited exporter has provided its Annual Export Report and Annual Compliance Report for the previous marketing year; and
2. the accredited export has given WEA a pre-surrender export report and a pre-surrender compliance report. 

An application to surrender can be made on the Surrender of Accreditation Form. 

These reports must be completed for the period beginning with the start of the marketing year (1 October) and ending with the date the application for surrender is made.  For example, if an application for surrender was made on 30 June, a pre-surrender report must be completed for the period 1 October to 30 June.
 
Pre-surrender Export Report

The Report must detail:

1. The quantity of bulk wheat exported during the period, broken down by specification and country of destination; and
2. The price terms and conditions offered to growers for the wheat (that was subsequently exported in bulk) acquired directly from growers during the period. 

The report must be completed on the Pre-surrender Export Report form.
 
Pre-surrender Compliance Report

The Report details compliance with:

1. All conditions of accreditation; and
2. Australian laws, and foreign laws that are applicable to the exporter’s export trade in bulk wheat; and
3. United Nations Sanctions provisions. 

The report must be completed on the Pre-surrender Compliance Report form.