Space (Launches and Returns) (High Power Rocket) Rules 2019
23Information about payload
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23 Information about payload
If the launch is proposed to include one or more payloads, the application must include the following information for each payload: (a) a description of the payload; (b) the purpose for which the payload is intended to be used; (c) the owner of the payload; (d) if the owner of the payload is a corporation—information about significant shareholders in the corporation; (e) if the owner of the payload is an individual—the address, date of birth and place of birth of the owner; (f) the manufacturer of each subsystem of the payload and the country of manufacture; (g) the sensors and other information‑gathering devices that are attached to the payload or powered by it; (h) whether the payload contains any hazardous materials (including radioactive materials), and if so the amount of each hazardous material; (i) if the owner of the payload is not an Australian national—a copy of any authorisation or permit from the owner’s country obtained in relation to the launch of the payload.