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AVIATION TRANSPORT SECURITY REGULATIONS 2005 - REG 4.14

Circumstances in which goods must be cleared before being taken on to an aircraft

  (1)   In this regulation:

"regular provider" , for stores of a particular kind, means a person that has established an arrangement, recorded in writing, with an aircraft operator for the supply of stores of that kind.

  (2)   An item of stores that is provided by a regular provider of items of that kind may enter a cleared area, a cleared zone or a cleared aircraft otherwise than through a screening point.

  (3)   To avoid doubt, an item of stores that is not provided by a regular provider of similar items must be cleared before it is taken onto a cleared aircraft or into a landside security zone (other than a crowded landside zone).

  (4)   The operator of a screened air service must ensure that stores are not accessible to unauthorised persons:

  (a)   in the case of an item that is provided by a regular provider of similar items--from the time the item is accepted from the provider or the provider's agent by the operator; or

  (b)   in the case of any other item of stores--from the time it is cleared;

until the start of the screened air service for which it is taken on board the aircraft.

Penalty:   100 penalty units.

  (5)   For each item of stores loaded onto an aircraft that operates a screened air service, the aircraft operator must keep, until the end of the air service, a record of the provider of the item.

Penalty:   100 penalty units.



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