Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00952:reg:8:p21
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00952
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 8 (pt 21/100)
Character Range: 104675–107573

where the ship conducted ship/port interface;
 (f) whether the ship operated at a security level different from that in paragraph (d), engaged in ship to ship activity, or implemented any special or additional security measures, in the last 10 ports of call;
 (g) if known, the next 4 ports of call of the ship (whether in or outside Australia) after the port in relation to which the information is being given.

Division 5.2—Control directions

5.20  Requirement for consultation
  If it is reasonable and practicable to do so, the Secretary must consult with the following about giving a control direction that relates to the movement of ships within, or in or out of, a security regulated port:
 (a) maritime industry participants who will be affected by the direction;
 (b) agencies of the Commonwealth, a State or Territory whose operations in the port will be affected by the direction;
 (c) persons, other than those mentioned in paragraph (a) or (b), who need to implement, or comply with, the direction.
Examples: For paragraph (c), harbour masters and PSOs.

5.25  Giving control directions (Act s 99(7))
  The Secretary must give a control direction to the ship operator for, or the master of, a regulated foreign ship:
 (a) orally (for example, by telephone or radio communication); or
 (b) in writing; or
 (c) by electronic transmission (for example, by fax or e‑mail).
Note: Under subsection 99(5) of the Act, a control direction has no effect until the Secretary commits the direction to writing.

Part 5A—Offshore security plans

Division 5A.1—Preliminary

5A.05  Common requirements for security assessments
  A security assessment for an offshore security plan must include the following matters:
 (a) the date when the assessment was completed or reviewed;
 (b) the scope of the assessment, including assets, infrastructure and operations assessed;
 (c) a summary of how the assessment was conducted, including details of the risk management process adopted;
 (d) the skills and experience of the key persons who completed or participated in the assessment.

5A.10  Common requirements for security plan audits and reviews
  An offshore security plan for an offshore industry participant must set out:
 (a) a schedule of security plan audits; and
 (b) the circumstances, in addition to the occurrence of a maritime transport or offshore facility security incident, following which a security plan review must be conducted; and
 (c) the procedures for conducting a security plan audit, including a process for selecting auditors who are independent of the matters being audited; and
 (d) the procedures for conducting a security plan review, including a process for consultation during the review.

5A.15  Offshore facility operator to give information
  The operator of an offshore facility must give to each offshore service provider conducting operations at the facility:
 (a)