Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2023N00618:body:0:p3
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2023N00618
Segment Type: other
Provision Reference: 
Character Range: 5310–8156

officer
        An LEA officer must not carry permitted dangerous goods as checked baggage on board a relevant Australian aircraft for a passenger transport operation within Australian territory unless:
(a) the LEA officer is travelling for the purpose of official duties; and
(b) the carriage of the permitted dangerous goods is necessary for the LEA officer to perform the LEA officer's official duties; and
(c) the LEA officer has first received written approval, for the carriage, from the operator of the aircraft; and
(d) the LEA officer has packaged and prepared the permitted dangerous goods, and presented them to the operator's check-in staff, in accordance with the relevant LEA procedures.

6 Conditions — operator of relevant Australian aircraft
       (1) The operator of a relevant Australian aircraft must not carry permitted dangerous goods as the checked baggage of an LEA officer unless the operator has conducted a risk assessment in relation to the proposed carriage of the permitted dangerous goods.
       (2) The operator of a relevant Australian aircraft must not carry permitted dangerous goods as the checked baggage of an LEA officer unless the law enforcement agency of the LEA officer has provided the operator with the agency's LEA procedures.
       (3) The operator of a relevant Australian aircraft must provide CASA with a copy of the report on any risk assessment conducted under subsection (1) within 5 business days of receiving a written request from CASA to provide a copy of the report.
       (4) The operator of a relevant Australian aircraft must:
(a) ensure that the LEA procedures include measures that have the effect of placing the relevant LEA officers on notice of the obligation mentioned in paragraph 7(2)(a); and
(b) provide CASA with a copy of the LEA procedures within 5 business days of receiving a written request from CASA to provide a copy of the procedures; and
(c) give CASA at least 14 days' written notice of any proposed amendment to its procedures relating to the carriage of permitted dangerous goods.
Note   The conditions in this instrument apply in addition to a person's obligations under the Act and Part 92 of CASR, including regulation 92.055 of CASR.

7 General conditions
       (1) An LEA officer, and an accountable person for a relevant Australian aircraft, must not carry permitted dangerous goods as checked baggage unless:
(a) an internal surface of the package containing the permitted dangerous goods displays a radioactive material warning label that is easily visible after opening the package; and
(b) each permeation device contained in the permitted dangerous goods is constructed of a material that is compatible with the chemical compound the permeation device contains; and
(c) the total amount of the chemical compound in each permeation device contained