60AFEntity that gives a temporary handling report must report any changes to the Director‑General of the CDC

#### 60AF Entity that gives a temporary handling report must report any changes to the Director‑General of the CDC (1) This section applies to an entity if: (a) the entity gives the Director‑General of the CDC a temporary handling report for a particular sample of a security‑sensitive biological agent; and (b) any of the following events occurs in relation to the sample before the end of the temporary handling period for the sample: (i) the sample is lost or stolen; Note: Accidental or deliberate releases of security‑sensitive biological agents that could cause harm to human health or the environment may need to be reported under State or Territory legislation. (ii) a person accesses the sample, and the access is unauthorised under the regulations; (iii) any other event prescribed by the regulations for the purposes of this subparagraph. (2) The entity must give a report about the event to the Director‑General of the CDC. The report must be given within the prescribed period. > Note: Failure to give a report is an offence: see section 60AG. (3) Regulations for the purposes of subparagraph (1)(b)(ii) may prescribe the circumstances in which access to a sample of a specified security‑sensitive biological agent, or to a sample of a specified class of security‑sensitive biological agents, is unauthorised. (4) Regulations prescribing a period for the purposes of subsection (2) may: (a) prescribe different periods in relation to different events; and (b) prescribe a period in relation to an event that ends before or after the event occurs. (5) A report given by an entity under subsection (2): (a) must be in a form approved by the Director‑General of the CDC; and (b) must include the information required by the approved form. (6) Subsection (2) does not apply in the circumstances (if any) prescribed by the regulations.