Food Act 2006
sec.158Particular licensee to have compliance audits conducted
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sec.158 Particular licensee to have compliance audits conducted
This section applies to a licensee who, under section 99 , must have an accredited food safety program for the food business under the licence. The licensee must have compliance audits of the program conducted, as required under chapter 4 , part 3 , by an appropriate auditor for the food business. Maximum penalty—100 penalty units. Under chapter 4 , part 3 , the local government that accredits a food safety program decides the frequency of compliance audits for the program. If a corporation commits an offence against this provision, each executive officer of the corporation may be taken, under section 260A , to have also committed the offence. This section is subject to section 157 . s 158 amd 2013 No. 51 s 229 sch 1 (sec.158-ssec.1) This section applies to a licensee who, under section 99 , must have an accredited food safety program for the food business under the licence. (sec.158-ssec.2) The licensee must have compliance audits of the program conducted, as required under chapter 4 , part 3 , by an appropriate auditor for the food business. Maximum penalty—100 penalty units. Under chapter 4 , part 3 , the local government that accredits a food safety program decides the frequency of compliance audits for the program. If a corporation commits an offence against this provision, each executive officer of the corporation may be taken, under section 260A , to have also committed the offence. (sec.158-ssec.3) This section is subject to section 157 .
- 1 Under chapter 4 , part 3 , the local government that accredits a food safety program decides the frequency of compliance audits for the program.
- 2 If a corporation commits an offence against this provision, each executive officer of the corporation may be taken, under section 260A , to have also committed the offence.