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be signed and dated by the master of, or SSO for, the ship and:
 (a) if the other party to the agreement is also a ship—the master of, or SSO for, that other ship; or
 (b) if the other party to the agreement is a port operator—the PSO; or
 (c) if the other party to the agreement is a port facility operator—the PFSO.
 (1A) A declaration of security involving an offshore facility and another party must be signed and dated by the operator of, or HSO for, the facility and:
 (a) if the other party to the agreement is a ship—the master of, or SSO for, the ship; or
 (b) if the other party to the agreement is an offshore industry participant that operates an offshore service—the security officer for the participant.
 (2) A declaration of security must set out:
 (a) contact details for the parties and signatories to the agreement; and
 (b) the period for which the declaration is valid; and
 (c) the maritime security level in force for each party.
Note: A sample form of a declaration of security is available on the Department's web site—see http://www.infrastructure.gov.au.
 (3) A copy of the declaration of security must be kept by a party to the agreement for a period of 7 years beginning on the day after the declaration ceases to be valid.

1.50  Security plan audits and reviews
 (1) A security plan audit or review must be conducted in accordance with the schedule, requirements and procedures set out in the maritime, ship or offshore security plan.
 (2) A security plan review must be conducted as soon as practicable after a maritime transport or offshore facility security incident.
 (3) The records of each security plan audit or review must be kept for a period of 7 years beginning on the day after the audit or review is concluded.

1.55  Ship security records—regulated Australian ships
 (1) A regulated Australian ship must keep a record of the following information in relation to the ship:
 (a) unless paragraph (aa) applies—the approved ship security plan for the ship;
 (aa) if the Secretary has, in accordance with section 61A of the Act, granted the ship operator an exemption from the operation of Division 2 of Part 4 of the Act—a copy of the exemption;
 (b) whether the ship possesses a valid ISSC;
 (ba) if the Secretary has, in accordance with section 79A of the Act, granted the ship operator an exemption from the operation of Division 6 of Part 4 of the Act—a copy of the exemption;
 (c) the period of validity, and the name of the issuing authority, of the ISSCs possessed by the ship;
 (d) the security level at which the ship is