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| • | NPI: A transfer
is when an NPI substance |
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the substance is removed |
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for recycling, reprocessing |
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also a transfer. Transfers are |
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| current NPI NEPM. [Ref: http://www.npi.gov.au/system/files/resources/4ab3f3da-1877-4a14-bd4e-1ce071fd40de/files/transfers-information.pdf] |
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