67MOffence to fail to comply with security plan or transport security plan

67M Offence to fail to comply with security plan or transport security plan

A management licence holder who is licensed to possess or transport a high sealed consequence sealed source or high consequence group of sealed sources must not knowingly fail to comply with the most recent approved security plan or approved transport security plan for that sealed source or group of sealed sources.

Division 5—Standards for security plans and transport security plans and security compliance certificate

S. 67N inserted by No. 59/2013 s. 20.

67N Secretary may specify security standards for high consequence sealed sources and high consequence groups of sealed sources

(1) The Secretary must, in respect of high consequence sealed sources and high consequence groups of sealed sources, specify a security standard that a security plan or transport security plan must meet to be approved by an approved assessor.

(2) A security standard specified under this section must set out security measures that must be met according to the level of threat from terrorist activity in relation to radiation sources.

(3) On specifying a security standard, the Secretary must publish—

(b) the security standard on the Internet.

(4) A security standard specified under this section takes effect on and from the date on which notice of its specification is published in the Government Gazette or a later date that is specified in the notice.

S. 67O inserted by No. 59/2013 s. 20.