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BIOSECURITY ACT 2015 - SECT 240
Appointment policy
240 Appointment policy
(1) An accreditation authority that has the power to appoint
biosecurity auditors is required to adopt an appointment policy for the
purposes of this Act.
(2) An appointment policy may make provision for or
with respect to the following matters-- (a) the qualifications, skills,
knowledge and experience required with respect to the conduct of biosecurity
audits by biosecurity auditors appointed by the accreditation authority,
(a1)
the suitability of individuals to carry out the function of conducting
biosecurity audits for biosecurity auditors appointed by the
accreditation authority,
(b) any other matters prescribed by the regulations.
(3) An accreditation authority is to make the appointment policy publicly
available.
(4) An appointment policy adopted by an accreditation authority
(other than the Secretary) has no effect unless it has been approved by the
Secretary.
(5) An accreditation authority may amend or replace an appointment
policy adopted by the accreditation authority.
(6) Subsection (4) applies in
relation to the amendment or replacement of an appointment policy in the same
way as it applies to the adoption of an appointment policy.
(7) However,
subsection (4) does not apply to an amendment of an appointment policy if the
accreditation authority certifies that the amendment-- (a) is minor in nature
or for the purpose of correcting an error, or
(b) is necessary to reflect a
change of a course (including a continuing professional development course) or
qualification or of the provider of a course or qualification.
(8) An
accreditation authority may adopt different appointment policies for different
types of biosecurity auditors or biosecurity audits.
(9) A reference in this
Act to an accreditation authority's appointment policy is a reference to the
appointment policy as adopted by the accreditation authority, being, if the
authority has more than one policy, the appointment policy that is relevant to
the appointment or type of appointment concerned.
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