102Consular assistance

102 Consular assistance Subdivision B—Detention 103 Detention 104 Rules relating to detention 105 Release from detention 106 Offence for escaping from detention Subdivision C—Miscellaneous 107 Offence for failing to comply with a human biosecurity control order 108 Expenses incurred in complying with human biosecurity control orders Part 4—Managing risks to human health: other biosecurity measures 109 Simplified outline of this Part Division 2—Managing deceased individuals 110 Human remains brought into Australian territory 111 Officer may give directions for managing human remains 112 Individuals who have died in transit or on arrival Division 3—Human health response zones 113 Determining human health response zones 114 Consultation requirements 115 Notification requirements 116 Civil penalty for failing to comply with a requirement of a human health response zone determination Chapter 3—Managing biosecurity risks: goods Part 1—Goods brought into Australian territory 117 Simplified outline of this Part 118 Objects of this Part Division 2—Goods are subject to biosecurity control 119 Goods brought into Australian territory are subject to biosecurity control Division 3—Notice of goods to be unloaded in Australian territory 120 Notice must be given of goods to be unloaded in Australian territory 121 Notice of goods to be unloaded in Australian territory—requirement to give additional or corrected information 122 Power to obtain extra information relating to goods covered by a notice under section 120 Division 4—Assessment of level of biosecurity risk 123 Biosecurity risk assessment powers 124 Direction to secure goods 125 Inspecting goods and taking samples 126 Asking questions about goods 127 Requiring documents relating to goods to be produced 128 Movement of goods 129 Biosecurity control notice may be affixed to goods or given to person in charge of goods 130 Unauthorised persons must not move etc. goods in relation to which direction has been given or notice has been affixed Division 5—Biosecurity measures to manage unacceptable level of biosecurity risk 131 Biosecurity measures may be required in relation to goods 132 Movement of goods 133 Treatment of goods 134 Treatment that is likely to damage goods 135 Export of goods 136 Destruction of goods 137 Regulations may provide for other biosecurity measures 138 Powers of biosecurity officer if biosecurity measures are required 139 Biosecurity officer may affix notice to goods 140 Person must comply with direction to take biosecurity measures 141 Unauthorised persons must not move etc. goods to which notice has been affixed Division 6—Unloading goods at landing places or ports 142 Application of this Division 143 Person in charge may allow goods to be unloaded from aircraft or vessel subject to direction etc. 144 Person may unload goods from aircraft or vessel subject to direction etc. 145 Goods must not be unloaded except at first point of entry for those goods or with permission 146 Permission to unload goods at landing place or port other than first point of entry for those goods 147 Goods must be brought to biosecurity entry point for those goods at first point of entry 148 Permission to bring goods to alternative biosecurity entry point 149 Receiving or possessing goods unloaded from aircraft or vessel in contravention of this Division Division 7—Unloading goods from vessel displaying prescribed quarantine signal 150 Application of this Division 151 Unloading goods from vessel displaying prescribed quarantine signal 152 Receiving or possessing goods unloaded from vessel displaying prescribed quarantine signal Division 8—Reporting biosecurity incidents 153 Application of this Division 154 Director of Biosecurity may determine acts, omissions or events to be reportable biosecurity incidents 155 Reporting by person in charge of aircraft or vessel carrying goods 156 Reporting by person in charge of goods 157 How reports must be made Division 9—Goods exposed to goods that are subject to biosecurity control 158 Application of this Division 159 Assessment and management of biosecurity risk associated with exposed goods 160 Exposed goods orders 161 Effect of exposed goods order Division 10—Release of goods from biosecurity control 162 When goods brought into Australian territory are released from biosecurity control 163 Notice releasing goods from biosecurity control 164 Revoking notice or declaration releasing goods from biosecurity control Part 2—Biosecurity Import Risk Analyses 165 Simplified outline of this Part Division 2—Biosecurity Import Risk Analyses 166 What is a Biosecurity Import Risk Analysis (BIRA) 167 Director of Biosecurity may conduct a BIRA 168 Agriculture Minister may direct Director of Biosecurity to commence a BIRA 169 Process for conducting a BIRA 170 Reports Part 3—Prohibited goods etc. 171 Simplified outline of this Part 172 Exclusion of State and Territory laws Division 2—Prohibited goods and conditionally non‑prohibited goods 173 Prohibited goods 174 Conditionally non‑prohibited goods 175 Security may be required in relation to conditionally non‑prohibited goods Division 3—Permits to bring or import goods into Australian territory 176 Application of this Division 177 Person may apply for permit 178 Dealing with application 179 Director of Biosecurity may grant permit 180 Conditions of permit 181 Variation, suspension or revocation of permit Division 4—Suspended goods 182 Director of Biosecurity may suspend bringing or importation of goods into Australian territory for a period 183 Variation of determination suspending bringing or importation of goods into Australian territory 184 Effect on permit of suspended goods determination 185 Bringing or importing prohibited or suspended goods into Australian territory 186 Contravening conditions applying to conditionally non‑prohibited goods brought or imported into Australian territory 186A Contravening conditions applying to conditionally non‑prohibited goods brought or imported into Australian territory—concealment of goods 187 Contravening conditions of a permit 188 Receiving or possessing prohibited or suspended goods brought or imported into Australian territory Chapter 4—Managing biosecurity risks: conveyances 189 Objects of this Chapter Part 2—Conveyances entering Australian territory etc. 190 Simplified outline of this Part Division 2—Conveyances that are subject to biosecurity control 191 Aircraft and vessels entering Australian territory 192 Conveyances exposed to other conveyances that are subject to biosecurity control Division 3—Pre‑arrival reporting etc. 193 Pre‑arrival reporting 194 Pre‑arrival reporting—requirement to give more information 195 Power to obtain extra information relating to an aircraft or vessel covered by a pre‑arrival report 196 Persons on incoming aircraft or vessel may be required to provide information or travel documents to assess biosecurity risk Division 3A—Entry requirements: persons entering Australian territory on board conveyances 196A Persons on incoming aircraft or vessel may be subject to requirements relating to diseases or pests 196B Varying and revoking requirements 196C Civil penalty for failing to comply with requirement Division 4—Assessment of level of biosecurity risk associated with conveyances 197 Biosecurity risk assessment powers 198 Securing conveyance 199 Inspecting conveyance 200 Asking questions about conveyance 201 Requiring documents relating to conveyance to be produced 202 Movement of conveyance 203 Biosecurity control notice may be affixed to conveyance or given to person in charge of conveyance 204 Unauthorised persons must not move etc. conveyance in relation to which direction has been given Division 5—Biosecurity measures to manage unacceptable level of biosecurity risk associated with conveyances 204A Requirements to destroy vectors on incoming or outgoing aircraft or vessels 205 Biosecurity measures may be required in relation to conveyance 206 Movement of certain aircraft and vessels 207 Movement of exposed conveyances 208 Treatment of conveyance 209 Treatment that is likely to damage conveyance 210 Destruction of conveyance 211 Conveyance must not be destroyed during review period 212 Regulations may provide for other biosecurity measures 213 Powers of biosecurity officer if biosecurity measures are required 214 Biosecurity officer may affix notice to conveyance 215 Person must comply with direction to take biosecurity measures 216 Unauthorised persons must not move etc. conveyance in relation to which biosecurity measures have been required Division 6—Leaving conveyances 217 Person in charge of conveyance may leave conveyance unless directed not to do so Division 7—Release of conveyances from biosecurity control 218 When conveyance is released from biosecurity control 219 Notice releasing conveyance from biosecurity control Division 8—Miscellaneous 220 Information about biosecurity requirements must be given to persons on board incoming aircraft or vessels 221 Quarantine signal Part 3—First points of entry and biosecurity entry points 222 Simplified outline of this Part Division 2—First points of entry and biosecurity entry points for incoming aircraft and goods 223 Determination of landing places that are first points of entry for aircraft or goods that are subject to biosecurity control 224 Biosecurity entry points for aircraft and goods that are subject to biosecurity control 225 Determination may be subject to conditions 226 Determination may have effect for specified period 227 Variation and revocation of determination etc. 228 Determination is a legislative instrument Division 3—First points of entry and biosecurity entry points for incoming vessels and goods 229 Determination of ports that are first points of entry for vessels or goods that are subject to biosecurity control 230 Biosecurity entry points for vessels and goods that are subject to biosecurity control 231 Determination may be subject to conditions 232 Determination may have effect for specified period 233 Variation and revocation of determination etc. 234 Determination is a legislative instrument Part 4—Entry points for incoming aircraft and vessels 235 Simplified outline of this Part Division 2—Entry points for aircraft that intend to land in Australian territory 236 Application of this Division 237 Aircraft must land at first point of entry 238 Aircraft must be brought to relevant biosecurity entry point (if any) at first point of entry 239 Permission for aircraft to land at landing place that is not first point of entry for aircraft 240 Direction requiring aircraft to land, or not to land, at specified landing place 241 Direction requiring aircraft not to land at any landing place in Australian territory 242 Direction requiring aircraft to land, or not to land, at specified landing place—management of human health risks 243 Person who is given direction must comply with it Division 3—Entry points for vessels that intend to be moored in Australian territory 244 Application of this Division 245 Vessel must be moored at first point of entry 246 Vessel must be brought to relevant biosecurity entry point (if any) at first point of entry 247 Permission for vessel to be moored at port that is not first point of entry for vessel 248 Direction requiring vessel to be moored, or not to be moored, at specified port 249 Direction requiring vessel not to be moored at any port in Australian territory 250 Direction requiring vessel to be moored, or not to be moored, at specified port—management of human health risks 251 Person who is given direction must comply with it Division 4—Miscellaneous 252 Biosecurity officer etc. may enter landing places or ports 252A Direction to operator of first point of entry to carry out activities to control vectors Part 5—Ship sanitation 253 Simplified outline of this Part Division 2—Ship sanitation 254 Application of this Division 255 Regulations may prescribe scheme in relation to ship sanitation 256 Declaring ports at which vessels may be inspected for the purposes of the scheme 257 Assessing and managing sanitation health risks Chapter 5—Ballast water and sediment Part 1—Application and interpretation 258 Simplified outline of this Part Division 2—Application and interpretation 259 Extension of Chapter to every external Territory 260 Vessels in dry dock in Australia 261 Foreign vessels and the Australian Antarctic Territory 262 References to the person in charge of a vessel do not include persons exercising certain powers 263 Permanent ballast water in sealed tanks not subject to this Chapter 263A Warships, naval auxiliary or other vessels owned or operated by the Australian government or the government of a foreign country 264 Relationship with other Commonwealth laws 265 Relationship with State and Territory laws Part 2—Notice of discharge of ballast water in Australian territorial seas 266 Simplified outline of this Part Division 2—Reporting ballast water discharges 267 Reporting ballast water discharges in Australian territorial seas 268 Reporting ballast water discharges in Australian territorial seas—requirement to give additional or corrected information Part 3—Management of discharge of ballast water 269 Simplified outline of this Part Division 2—Offence of discharging ballast water 270 Offence—discharging ballast water Division 3—Exceptions: ballast water management Subdivision A—Exception