sec.145ORegister of determinations— Act , s 51A

sec.145O Register of determinations— Act , s 51A

For section 51A (2) (d) of the Act , the competent authority must keep a register of determinations. The register must include the following information for each determination— the day the determination was made; the explosive the subject of the determination; the provisions of this part, and of the Australian dangerous goods code or the Australian explosives code, to which the determination relates; whether the determination is an administrative determination and, if so, the provisions of the determination; if the determination is amended—the day the amendment was made and details of the amendment; if the determination is suspended—the period of the suspension; if the determination is cancelled—the day it was cancelled. The register must be kept in the way decided by the competent authority. The competent authority must ensure the register is available for inspection by the public, including, for example, by ensuring there is reasonable access to— copies of information in the register; or a computer terminal to inspect the register. s 145O ins 2019 Act No. 7 s 142 (sec.145O-ssec.1) For section 51A (2) (d) of the Act , the competent authority must keep a register of determinations. (sec.145O-ssec.2) The register must include the following information for each determination— the day the determination was made; the explosive the subject of the determination; the provisions of this part, and of the Australian dangerous goods code or the Australian explosives code, to which the determination relates; whether the determination is an administrative determination and, if so, the provisions of the determination; if the determination is amended—the day the amendment was made and details of the amendment; if the determination is suspended—the period of the suspension; if the determination is cancelled—the day it was cancelled. (sec.145O-ssec.3) The register must be kept in the way decided by the competent authority. (sec.145O-ssec.4) The competent authority must ensure the register is available for inspection by the public, including, for example, by ensuring there is reasonable access to— copies of information in the register; or a computer terminal to inspect the register.

• (a) the day the determination was made;
• (b) the explosive the subject of the determination;
• (c) the provisions of this part, and of the Australian dangerous goods code or the Australian explosives code, to which the determination relates;
• (d) whether the determination is an administrative determination and, if so, the provisions of the determination;
• (e) if the determination is amended—the day the amendment was made and details of the amendment;
• (f) if the determination is suspended—the period of the suspension;
• (g) if the determination is cancelled—the day it was cancelled.