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7.1 This appendix records the instruments in relation to which the committee has concluded its inquiries, following correspondence with the relevant minister or agency. Instruments registered before 1 July 2021 have been marked with an asterisk and will continue to be scrutinised under the committee's previous scrutiny principles until they are concluded.[1]
7.2 The committee has concluded its examination of the instruments listed below following correspondence with the relevant minister. Copies of the ministerial correspondence are available on the committee's website.[2]
Instrument
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Issue
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Status
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Biosecurity (Human Coronavirus with Pandemic Potential) Amendment (No.
1) Determination 2021 [F2021L01068]
|
Standing order 23(4A) exemption from disallowance
Principle (c) conferral of discretionary powers
Principle (d) adequacy of consultation
Principle (h) freedom of movement
Principle (j) matters more appropriate for parliamentary enactment
Principle (l) modification of the operation of primary legislation
|
Concluded following response from the minister on
19/10/2021.[3]
|
Civil Dispute Resolution Regulations 2021 [F2021L01031]
|
Principle (l) exemption from the operation of primary legislation
Principle (m) parliamentary oversight
|
Concluded following response from the minister on 14/10/2021.
The Attorney-General undertook to amend the instrument in response to the
committee's scrutiny concerns.
|
Education Services for Overseas Students (Exempt Courses) Instrument
2021 [F2021L00877]*
|
Principle (a) compliance with Legislation Act
2003—incorporation
|
Concluded following response from the minister on 13/10/2021.
The Minister for Education and Youth undertook to amend the explanatory
statement to the instrument in response to the committee's
scrutiny
concerns.
|
Industry Research and Development (Beetaloo Cooperative Drilling
Program) Instrument 2021 [F2021L00567]*
|
Principle (g) adequacy of explanatory materials
Principle (k) parliamentary oversight
|
Concluded following response from the minister on 04/11/2021.
|
Industry Research and Development (Boosting Australia's Diesel Storage
Program) Instrument 2021 [F2021L00610]*
|
Principle (g) adequacy of explanatory materials
Principle (k) parliamentary oversight
|
Concluded following response from the minister on 04/11/2021.
|
Industry Research and Development (Carbon Capture, Use and Storage
Development Program) Instrument 2021 [F2021L00547]*
|
Principle (g) adequacy of explanatory materials
Principle (k) parliamentary oversight
|
Concluded following response from the minister on 04/11/2021.
|
Industry Research and Development (Growing Australia’s Cyber
Skills Program) Instrument 2021 [F2021L00536]*
|
Principle (g) adequacy of explanatory materials
Principle (k) parliamentary oversight
|
Concluded following response from the minister on 04/11/2021.
|
Industry Research and Development (Modern Manufacturing Initiative
Program) Instrument 2021 [F2021L00539]*
|
Principle (g) adequacy of explanatory materials
Principle (j) matters more appropriate for parliamentary enactment
Principle (k) parliamentary oversight
|
Concluded following response from the minister on 04/11/2021.
The Minister for Industry, Energy and Emissions Reduction undertook to
amend the instrument in response to the committee's scrutiny
concerns.
|
Industry Research and Development (Regional Decentralisation
Agenda—Securing Raw Materials Program) Instrument 2021
[F2021L00973]
|
Principle (b) constitutional validity
Principle (g) adequacy of explanatory materials
Principle (m) parliamentary oversight
|
Concluded following response from the minister on 25/10/2021.
|
Migration Amendment (Subclass 417 and 462 Visas) Regulations 2021
[F2021L01030]
|
Principle (h) procedural fairness
|
Concluded following response from the minister on 11/11/2021.
The Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and
Multicultural Affairs undertook to amend the instrument in response
to the
committee's scrutiny concerns.
|
Telecommunications (Statutory Infrastructure
Providers—Circumstances for Exceptions to Connection and Supply
Obligations) Determination
2021 [F2021L00651]*
|
Principle (j) exemptions from primary legislation
Principle (k) parliamentary oversight
|
Concluded following response from the minister on 29/10/2021.
The Minister for Communications, Urban Infrastructure and the Arts amended
the explanatory statement to the instrument and undertook
to amend the
instrument pending consultation with stakeholders in response to the committee's
scrutiny concerns.
|
7.3 The committee has concluded its examination of the instruments listed below following informal correspondence with the relevant agencies via its secretariat.
Instrument
|
Issue
|
Status
|
---|---|---|
Principle (a) compliance with Legislation Act
2003—incorporation
Principle (i) availability of independent merits review
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 08/11/2021.
The Department of Health undertook to amend the explanatory statement to
the instrument in response to the committee's scrutiny concerns.
|
|
CASA EX102/21 — DAMP Requirements for Maintenance Organisations
Outside Australian Territory Exemption 2021 [F2021L01208]
|
Principle (h) privacy
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 01/10/2021.
|
CASA EX112/21 — Implementation of DAMPs (Provision of
Safety-Sensitive Aviation Activities by Non-DAMP Organisations) Instrument
2021
[F2021L01342]
|
Principle (h) privacy
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 04/11/2021.
|
Child Care Subsidy Amendment (Coronavirus Response Measures No. 6)
Minister’s Rules 2021 [F2021L01233]
|
Principle (i) availability of independent merits review
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 04/11/2021.
The Department of Education, Skills and Employment undertook to amend the
explanatory statement to the instrument in response to the
committee's scrutiny
concerns.
|
Defence (Individual Benefits) Determination 2021 (No. 4)
[F2021L01180]
|
Principle (i) availability of independent merits review
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 12/11/2021.
The Department of Defence amended the explanatory statement to the
instrument in response to the committee's scrutiny concerns.
|
Defence Honours and Awards Appeals Tribunal Procedural Rules 2021
[F2021L01318]
|
Principle (a) compliance with the Legislation Act
2003—consultation
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 04/11/2021.
The Department of Defence undertook to amend the explanatory statement to
the instrument in response to the committee's scrutiny concerns.
|
Financial Framework (Supplementary Powers) Amendment
(Attorney-General’s Portfolio Measures No. 2) Regulations 2021
[F2021L01156]
|
Principle (c) delegation of administrative powers and functions
Principle (g) adequacy of explanatory materials
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 14/10/2021.
The Department of Finance amended the explanatory statement to the
instrument in response to the committee's scrutiny concerns.
|
Financial Framework (Supplementary Powers) Amendment (Defence Measures
No. 1) Regulations 2021 [F2021L01144]
|
Principle (c) delegation of administrative powers and functions
Principle (m) disclosure of funding information
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 15/10/2021.
The Department of Finance amended the explanatory statement to the
instrument in response to the committee's scrutiny concerns.
|
Financial Framework (Supplementary Powers) Amendment (Health Measures
No. 4) Regulations 2021 [F2021L01146]
|
Principle (c) delegation of administrative powers and functions
Principle (m) parliamentary oversight
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 15/10/2021.
The Department of Finance amended the explanatory statement to the
instrument in response to the committee's scrutiny concerns.
|
Financial Framework (Supplementary Powers) Amendment (Infrastructure,
Transport, Regional Development and Communications Measures
No. 4) Regulations
2021 [F2021L01141]
|
Principle (c) delegation of administrative powers and functions
Principle (m) parliamentary oversight
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 15/10/2021.
The Department of Finance amended the explanatory statement to the
instrument in response to the committee's scrutiny concerns.
|
Financial Framework (Supplementary Powers) Amendment (Social Services
Measures No. 3) Regulations 2021 [F2021L01142]
|
Principle (c) delegation of administrative powers and functions
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 18/10/2021.
The Department of Finance amended the explanatory statement to the
instrument in response to the committee's scrutiny concerns.
|
Human Services (Centrelink) Regulations 2021 [F2021L01359]
|
Principle (d) adequacy of consultation
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 04/11/2021.
|
Macquarie Island Toothfish Fishery (Total Allowable Catch) Determination
2021 [F2021L01152]
|
Principle (a) compliance with Legislation Act
2003—consultation
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 20/10/2021.
The Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment undertook to amend
the explanatory statement to the instrument in response
to the committee's
scrutiny concerns.
|
National Health (Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme-Exempt items - Section
84AH) Amendment Determination 2021 (No. 3) [F2021L01222]
|
Principle (a) compliance with authorising legislation
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 15/10/2021.
The Department of Health amended the explanatory statement to the
instrument in response to the committee's scrutiny concerns.
|
National Health (Pharmaceutical Benefits) (Pharmacist Substitution of
Medicines without Prescription during Shortages) Amendment (No.
2) Determination
2021 [F2021L01296]
|
Principle (a) compliance with the Legislation Act
2003—consultation
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 02/11/2021.
The Department of Health amended the explanatory statement to the
instrument in response to the committee's scrutiny concerns.
|
National Health (Weighted average disclosed price – October 2021
reduction day) Amendment Determination 2021 [F2021L01195]
|
Principle (h) personal rights and liberties
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 15/10/2021.
|
Part 60 Manual of Standards Amendment Instrument 2021
(No. 1) [F2021L01303]
|
Principle (e) clarity of drafting
Principle (g) adequacy of explanatory materials
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 12/11/2021.
The Civil Aviation Safety Authority undertook to amend the explanatory
statement to the instrument in response to the committee's
scrutiny
concerns.
|
Remuneration Tribunal Amendment Determination
(No. 5) 2021 [F2021L01336]
|
Principle (h) retrospective commencement
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 03/11/2021.
The Remuneration Tribunal undertook to amend the explanatory statement to
the instrument in response to the committee's scrutiny concerns.
|
Student Identifiers (VET Exemptions) Instrument 2021
[F2021L01365]
|
Principle (l) exemption from the operation of primary legislation
Principle (m) parliamentary oversight
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 04/11/2021.
|
Therapeutic Goods (Standards for Biologicals—General and Specific
Requirements) (TGO 109) Order 2021 [F2021L01332]
|
Principle (a) compliance with Legislation Act
2003—incorporation
Principle (f) incorporated materials freely accessible
Principle (h) privacy
Principle (g) adequacy of explanatory materials
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 04/11/2021.
The Department of Health undertook to amend the explanatory statement to
the instrument in response to the committee's scrutiny concerns.
|
Therapeutic Goods Amendment (Therapeutic Goods Advertising Code)
Instrument (No. 5) 2021 [F2021L01317]
|
Principle (a) compliance with the Legislation Act
2003—consultation
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 03/11/2021.
The Department of Health undertook to amend the explanatory statement to
the instrument in response to the committee's scrutiny concerns.
|
Transport Safety Investigation Regulations 2021 [F2021L01248]
|
Principle (a) compliance with Legislation Act 2003—
incorporation
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 13/10/2021.
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau amended the explanatory statement to
the instrument in response to the committee's scrutiny
concerns.
|
Transport Security Legislation Amendment (Serious Crime) Regulations
2021 [F2021L01145]
|
Principle (c) conferral of discretionary powers
Principal (h) privacy
Principle (h) reverse evidential burden of proof
Principle (i) availability of independent merits review
|
Concluded following response from the agency on 17/11/2021.
The Department of Home Affairs undertook to amend the explanatory statement
to the instrument in response to the committee's scrutiny
concerns.
|
[1] On 16 June 2021 the Senate adopted three recommendations of the final report of the committee's inquiry into the exemption of delegated legislation from parliamentary oversight that were directed to the Senate. As a result, from 1 July 2021, the standing orders of the Senate were amended to add two new scrutiny principles to the committee's terms of reference. In addition, the standing orders were amended to allow the committee to consider instruments which are exempt from disallowance.
[2] See www.aph.gov.au/senate_sdlc.
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