Space (Launches and Returns) (General) Rules 2019
39Information that must be given after launch
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39 Information that must be given after launch
The holder of the permit must give the Minister the following as soon as practicable after the launch of a space object authorised by the permit: (a) the information about the orbital parameters of the space object mentioned in paragraph 1(d) of Article IV of the Registration Convention; (b) if a country other than Australia is a launching state for the space object—whether the other launching state has indicated it wishes to register the space object; (c) a report on the compliance of the launch with the launch safety standards in the Flight Safety Code and with the assumptions and data used in the risk hazard analysis for the launch.