Biosecurity Regulation 2016
103Inspector‑General to have regard to minimising disruption during review
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103 Inspector‑General to have regard to minimising disruption during review
In performing functions or exercising powers in relation to a review, the Inspector‑General must have regard to the desirability of minimising any resulting disruption to the performance of functions, or the exercise of powers, by any of the following: (a) the Director of Biosecurity; (b) the Director of Human Biosecurity; (ba) the Director‑General of the CDC; (c) a chief human biosecurity officer, a human biosecurity officer or a group of such officers; (d) a biosecurity officer, a biosecurity enforcement officer or a group of such officers; (e) any other officer or employee of a Commonwealth body; (f) a member of the Australian Defence Force; (g) an officer or employee of a State or Territory body; (h) a consultant to the Department; (i) a biosecurity industry participant.
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