28Nature of port safety plan

28 Nature of port safety plan (1) A port safety plan, for a designated port, is a plan that: (a) identifies the nature and extent of the safety hazards and risks associated with the operation of the port that are reasonably likely to cause death or serious injury to any person or loss of, or serious damage to, property; and (b) assesses the likely impact of those hazards and risks on the port and the surrounding area; and (c) specifies the measures and strategies to be implemented to eliminate or reduce those hazards or risks; and (d) describes the system that the port operator has in place for implementing those measures and strategies, including the issue and enforcement of any port notices; and (e) sets out the processes proposed to involve tenants, licensees and service providers in the port with the implementation of the plan by the port operator; and (f) sets out the procedures proposed for implementing, reviewing and revising the plan; and (g) is approved by the regional harbourmaster for the port under section 31(1). (2) A port safety plan: (a) must be prepared in accordance with any guidelines issued under section 32; and (b) may consist of more than one document.