Biosecurity Regulation 2016
52Conveyance becomes subject to biosecurity control if exposed to certain goods
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52 Conveyance becomes subject to biosecurity control if exposed to certain goods
For subparagraph 192(1)(a)(iii) of the Act, the following kinds of goods are prescribed in relation to a conveyance that is exposed to the goods: (a) prohibited goods that are in physical contact with the conveyance; (b) suspended goods that are in physical contact with the conveyance; (c) animals that are: (i) conditionally non‑prohibited goods; and (ii) in physical contact with the conveyance; (d) goods in or on which a pest is present, if the pest, or any part of the pest, is transferred onto the conveyance; (e) goods from which animal material, plant material or soil is transferred onto the conveyance.