sec.150Chief executive may register person without application

### sec.150 Chief executive may register person without application This section applies if the chief executive considers a person is, or is likely to become, a registrable biosecurity entity. The chief executive may register the person under this part— even though the person has not applied for registration; and even if the person can be expected to be a registrable biosecurity entity only on a temporary basis. However, before registering the person under this part, the chief executive must— give the person a notice stating— that the chief executive proposes to register the person because the person is, or is likely to become, a registrable biosecurity entity; and the registration details the chief executive proposes to include in the biosecurity register for the person if the person becomes a registrable biosecurity entity, to the extent the details are known by the chief executive; and a reasonable period within which the person may make written submissions to the chief executive about whether the person is, or is likely to become, a registrable biosecurity entity; and consider any written submission made by the person within the stated period. On registering the person as a registered biosecurity entity in the biosecurity register, the chief executive must— advise the person of the registration; and give the person an information notice for— the chief executive’s decision to register the person without having received an application for registration; and the chief executive’s decision about the registration details. s 150 amd 2016 No. 28 s 44 (sec.150-ssec.1) This section applies if the chief executive considers a person is, or is likely to become, a registrable biosecurity entity. (sec.150-ssec.2) The chief executive may register the person under this part— even though the person has not applied for registration; and even if the person can be expected to be a registrable biosecurity entity only on a temporary basis. (sec.150-ssec.3) However, before registering the person under this part, the chief executive must— give the person a notice stating— that the chief executive proposes to register the person because the person is, or is likely to become, a registrable biosecurity entity; and the registration details the chief executive proposes to include in the biosecurity register for the person if the person becomes a registrable biosecurity entity, to the extent the details are known by the chief executive; and a reasonable period within which the person may make written submissions to the chief executive about whether the person is, or is likely to become, a registrable biosecurity entity; and consider any written submission made by the person within the stated period. (sec.150-ssec.4) On registering the person as a registered biosecurity entity in the biosecurity register, the chief executive must— advise the person of the registration; and give the person an information notice for— the chief executive’s decision to register the person without having received an application for registration; and the chief executive’s decision about the registration details. - (a) even though the person has not applied for registration; and - (b) even if the person can be expected to be a registrable biosecurity entity only on a temporary basis. - (a) give the person a notice stating— (i) that the chief executive proposes to register the person because the person is, or is likely to become, a registrable biosecurity entity; and (ii) the registration details the chief executive proposes to include in the biosecurity register for the person if the person becomes a registrable biosecurity entity, to the extent the details are known by the chief executive; and (iii) a reasonable period within which the person may make written submissions to the chief executive about whether the person is, or is likely to become, a registrable biosecurity entity; and - (i) that the chief executive proposes to register the person because the person is, or is likely to become, a registrable biosecurity entity; and - (ii) the registration details the chief executive proposes to include in the biosecurity register for the person if the person becomes a registrable biosecurity entity, to the extent the details are known by the chief executive; and - (iii) a reasonable period within which the person may make written submissions to the chief executive about whether the person is, or is likely to become, a registrable biosecurity entity; and - (b) consider any written submission made by the person within the stated period. - (i) that the chief executive proposes to register the person because the person is, or is likely to become, a registrable biosecurity entity; and - (ii) the registration details the chief executive proposes to include in the biosecurity register for the person if the person becomes a registrable biosecurity entity, to the extent the details are known by the chief executive; and - (iii) a reasonable period within which the person may make written submissions to the chief executive about whether the person is, or is likely to become, a registrable biosecurity entity; and - (a) advise the person of the registration; and - (b) give the person an information notice for— (i) the chief executive’s decision to register the person without having received an application for registration; and (ii) the chief executive’s decision about the registration details. - (i) the chief executive’s decision to register the person without having received an application for registration; and - (ii) the chief executive’s decision about the registration details. - (i) the chief executive’s decision to register the person without having received an application for registration; and - (ii) the chief executive’s decision about the registration details.