Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00952:reg:8:p99
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00952
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 8 (pt 99/100)
Character Range: 296536–299258

has been convicted or found guilty:
 (i) the number of demerit points accrued for the offence; and
 (ii) the basis on which the number of demerit points was calculated; and
 (iii) the dates on which those demerit points were accrued, and will expire; and
 (iv) whether the demerit points were accumulated in respect of a ship and if so what ship; and
 (b) for each alleged offence against the Act or these Regulations for which an infringement notice has been issued to the participant, and for which the participant has paid the infringement notice penalty:
 (i) the number of demerit points accrued for the alleged offence; and
 (ii) the basis on which the number of demerit points was calculated; and
 (iii) the dates on which those demerit points were accrued, and will expire; and
 (iv) whether the demerit points were accumulated in respect of a ship and if so what ship; and
 (c) the total number of demerit points, other than demerit points that have expired, that the participant has accrued.
 (4) The register must also record, for each ship in respect of which demerit points have been accumulated:
 (a) a reference to the record in the register of each relevant accrual of demerit points by a maritime industry participant; and
 (b) the total number of demerit points, other than demerit points that have expired, accumulated in respect of the ship.
 (5) The Secretary must allow a maritime industry participant, at a reasonable time and on reasonable notice, to inspect the record of the participant's accrued demerit points.
 (6) The Secretary must allow a ship operator, at a reasonable time and on reasonable notice, to inspect the record of demerit points accumulated in respect of a ship operated by the operator.

Part 12—Review of decisions

12.01  Review of decisions by Administrative Review Tribunal
  Application may be made to the Administrative Review Tribunal for a review of a decision made by the Secretary under subregulation 6.85(3) not to declare that a ship security zone is to operate around a security regulated ship.

Part 13—Miscellaneous

13.05  Ship security alert systems
 (1) A regulated Australian ship must be provided with a ship security alert system:
 (a) for a ship constructed on or after 1 July 2004—before registration of the ship under the Shipping Registration Act 1981; and
 (b) for a passenger ship (including a high‑speed passenger craft) constructed before 1 July 2004—not later than the first survey of the ship's radio installation after 1 July 2004; and
 (c) for an oil tanker, chemical tanker, gas carrier, bulk carrier or a cargo high speed craft, 500 gross tonnage or more, constructed before 1 July 2004—not later than the first survey of the ship's radio