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AVIATION TRANSPORT SECURITY ACT 2004 - SECT 70

When a special security direction is in force

  (1)   A special security direction comes into force at the time specified in the direction.

  (2)   However:

  (a)   if:

  (i)   there is no time specified; or

  (ii)   the specified time is before the time when the direction is given;

    the direction comes into force 24 hours after it is given; or

  (b)   if the specified time is later than the beginning of the seventh day after the direction is given, the direction comes into force at the start of that day.

  (3)   A special security direction remains in force until:

  (a)   in relation to a special security direction made under subsection   67(1):

  (i)   the special security direction is revoked in writing by the Secretary; or

  (ii)   the special security direction ceases to have effect under subsection   (6) of this section or subsection   71(2); or

  (b)   for a special security direction made under paragraph   67(1)(c)--the national emergency declaration ceases to have effect under the National Emergency Declaration Act 2020 .

  (4)   If the Secretary has displayed a special security direction under subsection   69(2) and either:

  (a)   the Secretary revokes the direction; or

  (b)   the direction ceases to have effect under subsection   (6) of this section or subsection   71(2);

the Secretary must remove the displayed direction.

  (5)   A special security direction made under paragraph   67(1)(a) must be revoked when the specific threat no longer exists.

  (6)   If not revoked earlier, a special security direction ceases to be in force when it has been in force for a continuous period of 3 months.



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