Table 10C General (continued) Requirements Nonconformity guide 10.17 Ensure goods subject to biosecurity control are traceable in terms of (where applicable): declaration/entry number Major Import Permit number Major Air Waybill or Bill of Lading number Minor date of receipt Major processing (including inspection, treatment, testing) Major details Major release from Biosecurity Control Major disposal details Major storage location Major Accredited Person responsible for the items. 10.18 The BIP must ensure that persons having physical Major access to goods subject to biosecurity control are aware that such items must only be handled by an Accredited Person or under the direct supervision of an Accredited Person. 10.19 A contingency plan must be in place to manage unexpected events that threaten to compromise biosecurity integrity of the AA site. Unexpected events include: appearance of pests or symptoms of disease Major structural damage (for example, due to storms) Major unauthorised removal of goods subject to Major biosecurity control Major spillages of goods subject to biosecurity control Minor sudden unavailability of an Accredited Person. 10.20 Ceasing or transferring operations - the Major department must be informed in writing at least 15 working days prior to intended: closure of a current AA site relocation of the business, including the AA class function Critical cessation of operation as an AA site. Any goods subject to biosecurity control that remain at the AA site must be treated or destroyed in accordance with a department-approved method or transferred to another AA site with prior approval from the department. The BIP will be liable for associated costs. 10.21 If there is any doubt as to whether goods: Major are subject to biosecurity control remain subject to biosecurity control become subject to biosecurity control then the goods must be handled in accordance with requirements for goods subject to biosecurity control.
Table 10C General (continued) Requirements Nonconformity guide 10.17 Ensure goods subject to biosecurity control are traceable in terms of (where applicable): declaration/entry number Import Permit number Air Waybill or Bill of Lading number date of receipt processing (including inspection, treatment, testing) details release from Biosecurity Control disposal details storage location Accredited Person responsible for the items. Major Major Minor Major Major Major Major Major Major 10.18 The BIP must ensure that persons having physical access to goods subject to biosecurity control are aware that such items must only be handled by an Accredited Person or under the direct supervision of an Accredited Person. Major 10.19 A contingency plan must be in place to manage unexpected events that threaten to compromise biosecurity integrity of the AA site. Unexpected events include: appearance of pests or symptoms of disease structural damage (for example, due to storms) unauthorised removal of goods subject to biosecurity control spillages of goods subject to biosecurity control sudden unavailability of an Accredited Person. Major Major Major Major Minor 10.20 Ceasing or transferring operations - the department must be informed in writing at least 15 working days prior to intended: Major closure of a current AA site relocation of the business, including the AA class function cessation of operation as an AA site. Any goods subject to biosecurity control that remain at the AA site must be treated or destroyed in accordance with a department-approved method or transferred to another AA site with prior approval from the department. The BIP will be liable for associated costs. Critical 10.21 If there is any doubt as to whether goods: are subject to biosecurity control remain subject to biosecurity control become subject to biosecurity control then the goods must be handled in accordance with requirements for goods subject to biosecurity control. Major