Commonwealth Consolidated Regulations Commonwealth Consolidated Regulations(1) If:
(a) a known consignor security program for a known consignor is in force; and
(b) either:
(i) the Secretary is no longer satisfied that the security program adequately addresses the requirements set out in subregulation 4.41Z(2); or
(ii) the Secretary is satisfied on reasonable grounds that varying the security program is in the interests of safeguarding against unlawful interference with aviation;
the Secretary:
(c) may vary the security program; and
(d) must provide a copy of the varied security program to the known consignor.
Note: The Secretary may also direct the known consignor to vary the security program, or the known consignor may request the Secretary to vary the security program--see regulations 4.41ZD and 4.41ZE.
(2) However, the Secretary must not vary the security program under subregulation (1) unless the Secretary is satisfied that the security program, as varied, would adequately address the requirements set out in subregulation 4.41Z(2).
(3) The known consignor must, within 14 days of receiving the varied security program (the response period ):
(a) notify the Secretary, in writing, that the known consignor accepts the varied security program; or
(b) request the Secretary, in writing, to amend the varied security program; or
(c) both:
(i) notify the Secretary, in writing, that the known consignor rejects the varied security program; and
(ii) request the Secretary to revoke, under regulation 4.41V, the known consignor's approval as a known consignor.
(4) If, within the response period, the known consignor notifies the Secretary that the known consignor accepts the varied security program, the varied security program comes into force 14 days after the day the known consignor notifies the Secretary of the acceptance.
Note: The variation does not affect the period for which the security program is in force--see regulation 4.41ZA.
(5) If, within the response period, the known consignor requests the Secretary to amend the varied security program, the known consignor must give the Secretary:
(a) written details of the proposed amendment; and
(b) written reasons why the proposed amendment is being requested.
(6) If, within the response period, the known consignor does not take any of the actions mentioned in subregulation (3), the varied security program comes into force 14 days after the end of the response period.
Note: The variation does not affect the period for which the security program is in force--see regulation 4.41ZA.