Carbon Pricing Act 2018 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 5 · Carbon Pricing
33C. No refunds, etc., on excess eligible international carbon credit surrendered
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Where eligible international carbon credits are surrendered in excess of the prescribed limit under section 33B in connection with the tax chargeable on the reckonable GHG emissions of a taxable facility for any emissions year —
the number of eligible international carbon credits surrendered in excess of the prescribed limit are not treated as surrendered for the purpose of paying the tax for that emissions year, and may not be treated as having been surrendered for the purpose of paying any tax for any prior or subsequent emissions year; and
no claim may be brought against the Government or the Agency for any value represented by the number of eligible international carbon credits surrendered in excess of the prescribed limit.
Agency
“Agency” means the National Environment Agency established by the National Environment Agency Act 2002;