66 Revoking a human biosecurity control order (1) A chief human biosecurity officer or a human biosecurity officer may, by notice, revoke a human biosecurity control order that is in force in relation to an individual only if the officer is satisfied that: (a) the individual is not at risk of contagion; or (b) the order no longer contributes to reducing the risk of a listed human disease entering, or emerging, establishing itself or spreading in, Australian territory or a part of Australian territory. Note: The Director of Human Biosecurity must be notified of a revocation of a human biosecurity control order (see section 67). (2) A revocation takes effect immediately. Giving notice of revocation (3) An officer who revokes a human biosecurity control order that is in force in relation to an individual must cause the individual to be given a copy of the notice revoking the order.

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