352Simplified outline of this Part

352  Simplified outline of this Part This Part provides for the Director of Biosecurity to make a biosecurity control order in relation to goods or premises in Australian territory and a disease or pest if:  (a) a biosecurity officer suspects, on reasonable grounds, that the disease or pest may be present in or on the goods or premises and may pose an unacceptable level of biosecurity risk; and  (b) the Director of Biosecurity is satisfied that biosecurity measures need to be taken in relation to the goods or premises for the purpose of managing the biosecurity risk posed by the disease or pest. Division 2 sets out requirements relating to making a biosecurity control order, including requirements relating to the content and form of a biosecurity control order. Division 2 also deals with varying and revoking a biosecurity control order. Division 3 deals with the powers that may be exercised (including in premises) in accordance with a biosecurity control order. Before exercising a power in accordance with a biosecurity control order, a biosecurity official must be satisfied of the matters referred to in section 32 (the principles). Division 4 sets out a civil penalty provision. Division 2—Making, varying and revoking biosecurity control orders 353  Director of Biosecurity may make biosecurity control order to manage unacceptable level of biosecurity risk  (i) a disease or pest may be present in or on goods or premises in Australian territory; and  (b) the Director of Biosecurity is satisfied that biosecurity measures need to be taken in relation to the goods or premises for the purpose of managing the biosecurity risk posed by the disease or pest; the Director of Biosecurity may make a biosecurity control order in relation to the goods or premises and the disease or pest. Note 4: A biosecurity control order may be varied under section 358 or revoked under section 359. Subsection 33(3) of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901 does not apply in relation to this section.  (2) A biosecurity control order may relate to more than one disease or pest.