Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00952:reg:8:p83
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00952
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 8 (pt 83/100)
Character Range: 258333–260993

Part.
 (2) For subsection 119(1) of the Act, the equipment to be used for screening under this Part must be capable of detecting prohibited items and weapons on persons or in baggage.
Note: For the meaning of prohibited item and weapon, see section 10 of the Act and regulations 1.60 and 1.65.
 (3) The equipment may comprise a combination of screening equipment such as a walk‑through metal detector, hand‑held metal detector, trace explosive detection device and x‑ray equipment.

7.33  Notice to be displayed at screening points
 (1) For paragraph 119(2)(l) of the Act, notices that it is an offence under the Act to carry weapons or prohibited items through a screening point must be displayed with reasonable prominence at screening points.
 (2) A notice must include a list of weapons and prohibited items for the purposes of the Act.
Note 1: See section 10 of the Act and regulations 1.60 and 1.65 as to what are prohibited items and weapons.
Note 2: Sections 121 and 128 of the Act create the offences of carrying weapons and prohibited items through screening points. Certain persons are authorised, under those sections and regulation 7.45, to carry weapons or prohibited items through screening points.

7.34  Supervision and control measures to ensure persons and baggage remain cleared
  For paragraph 119(2)(m) of the Act, either or both of the following are supervision and control measures to ensure that a person or baggage that has received clearance remains cleared on a vessel that is not a cleared vessel or in an area that is not a cleared area:
 (a) the person or baggage is continuously supervised by security personnel while on the vessel or in the area;
 (b) the person or baggage is continuously monitored by security personnel through closed circuit television while on the vessel or in the area.
Note: Subsections 115(4) and 116(4) of the Act provide that a person is, or goods are, taken to be in a cleared area if the person is, or goods are, under the supervision or control prescribed in the regulations.

7.35  Offences—screening and clearing
 (1) A port facility operator must not allow a person who is required to be screened to enter a cleared zone, unless the person has been screened and cleared.
Penalty: 200 penalty units.
 (2) A port facility operator must not allow goods that are required to be screened to enter a cleared zone, unless the goods have been screened and cleared.
Penalty: 200 penalty units.
 (3) A port facility operator must not allow a person who is required to be screened and cleared to board a security regulated ship that is a passenger ship that is moored at the facility, unless:
 (a) if there