(1) Before beginning diving work that forms part of a diving project, a diving contractor must:
(a) have a DSMS that is:
(i) accepted; and
(ii) current; and
(b) give the DSMS to the operator of the diving project.
(2) The operator of a diving project must not allow diving work, that forms part of the diving project, to begin if the diving contractor has not given to the operator a DSMS that is:
(a) accepted; and
(b) current.
(3) A diving contractor must not allow diving to continue on a diving project if the DSMS is no longer:
(a) accepted; and
(b) current.
(4) For this regulation, an accepted DSMS is current if:
(a) the DSMS has not been revised, or the acceptance of the DSMS has not been withdrawn, since its latest acceptance.
(b) it is not more than 5 years since its latest acceptance.
(5) Strict liability applies to subparagraphs (1)(a)(i) and (ii), paragraphs (2)(a) and (b) and paragraphs (3)(a) and (b).
Note: A person may consult the register mentioned in regulation 4.9 to find out if a DSMS is accepted and current.