Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00952:reg:8:p30
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00952
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 8 (pt 30/100)
Character Range: 128491–131303

the measures referred to in paragraph (c) are fully implemented.

5A.165  Maritime security levels 2 and 3
  An offshore security plan for an offshore service provider must set out, in relation to maritime security levels 2 and 3, the additional security measures that the service provider will implement if the Secretary declares that maritime security level 2 or 3 is in force for a port or airport at which the service provider operates.

5A.170  Declarations of security
  An offshore security plan for an offshore service provider must provide for:
 (a) the circumstances in which the service provider will request a declaration of security with another offshore industry participant or a ship; and
 (b) the procedures for negotiating the security measures and responsibilities of the service provider and the participant in those circumstances; and
 (c) how security measures identified in a declaration will be implemented to ensure compliance by the service provider and the participant with their security plans and with the declaration.

5A.175  Protection of plan
  An offshore service provider must ensure that the offshore security plan for the service provider is protected against unauthorised access, amendment and disclosure.

Part 6—Maritime security zones

Division 6.1—Preliminary

6.05  Access not to be denied
 (1) Nothing in this Part has the effect of preventing entry into a maritime security zone by a person who:
 (a) is accompanied by a law enforcement officer for the purposes of an investigation; or
 (b) is an Australian Federal Police employee, a member of the Australian Federal Police, or an officer or employee of the police force or service of a State or Territory, who requires access for the purposes of a police investigation; or
 (c) is otherwise authorised by a law of the Commonwealth, State or Territory to enter the maritime security zone.
Example: For paragraph (c), entry to maritime security zones must not be denied to law enforcement officers, customs officers or AMSA officers if the entry is required in the course of their duties.
 (2) Nothing in this Part has the effect of preventing a member of the Australian Defence Force who is on duty:
 (a) from entering a maritime security zone; or
 (b) from taking into a maritime security zone vessels, vehicles or goods:
 (i) for the purpose of gaining access to a ship that is under the control, or in the service, of the Australian Defence Force; or
 (ii) in connection with the movement, loading, unloading, maintenance or provisioning of such a ship.

Division 6.1A—Control of maritime security zones

Subdivision 6.1A.1—Preliminary

6.07A  Purpose of Division 6.1A
 (1) This Division provides for a scheme under which:
 (a) an MSIC is issued to identify a person who has been the subject of a background check;