Petroleum (Submerged Lands) (Management of Safety on Offshore Facilities) Regulations 1996
56Applications, records and documents to be given to the Safety Authority
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56 Applications, records and documents to be given to the Safety Authority
(1) The Designated Authority must give to the Safety Authority the following documents and records:
(a) safety cases that are in force under Part 3 of the old Regulations;
(b) the register of operators maintained under regulation 42 of the old Regulations;
(c) current reports under regulation 31 of the old Regulations;
(d) copies of records, in relation to inspections that have not been finalised, provided under regulation 30 of the old Regulations;
(e) any other records or documents in connection with current activities of the Designated Authority under:
(i) State or Northern Territory laws applied in Commonwealth waters; and
(ii) Schedule 7 of the Act before 1 January 2005.
(2) Before giving the records or documents mentioned in paragraph (1) (d) or (e) to the Safety Authority, a Designated Authority must consult with the Safety Authority about what is to be given.
(3) The Designated Authority must give to the Safety Authority:
(a) current applications for:
(i) acceptance of a safety case under regulation 7 of the old Regulations; or
(ii) a revised safety case under regulation 10 of the old Regulations; and
(b) related documents supplied by the applicant; and
(c) any reports or analysis prepared by the Designated Authority as part of the consideration of the application.