Table A Terms and definitions Term Definition A person who has successfully completed either the online biosecurity awareness training Accredited Person or in-house training. Biosecurity risk material derived from the transfer, inspection and processing and handling Biosecurity waste of international goods, and international persons and their effects. Exempt exposed A domestic conveyance that departs Australian Territory, interacts only with a second conveyance conveyances, then re-enters Australian Territory to end its journey. Goods of international origin, either new or used machinery and equipment, as defined in International goods the department’s BICON database, or of a tariff description/nature not of interest to the department, as determined by systems profiles, or ship’s stores. Any person not defined in the definition for domestic person under the Biosecurity International person (Exposed Conveyances – Exceptions from Biosecurity Control) Determination 2016. Listed human health Diseases listed on the Australian Government Department of Health . disease An international conveyance to which a vessel that commenced its journey in Australian Second conveyance territory is exposed*. Any internationally provisioned foodstuffs brought onboard the second conveyance for Ship’s stores human consumption. Includes packaged, processed, raw and unprocessed foods. Excludes foodstuffs located within personal effects. *for the purposes of this arrangement, a second conveyance is an installation or Petroleum Industry Vessel subject to the Arrangement. Other documents The AA General Policies should be read in conjunction with these requirements. They will assist in understanding and complying with the obligations and requirements for the establishment and operation of an AA. Nonconformity guide The nonconformity classification against each criterion is provided as a guide only. If more than one nonconformity is listed against a requirement, the actual nonconformity applied will correspond to the gravity of the issue. The nonconformity recorded against any requirement remains at the discretion of the biosecurity officer. Nonconformity classifications are detailed in the AA General Policies. Applicable legislation This AA operates in accordance with the: Biosecurity Act 2015 Biosecurity (Exposed conveyances - exceptions from biosecurity control) Determination 2016 Biosecurity (Pre-arrival notices and reports) Regulation 2016.
Table A Terms and definitions Term Definition Accredited Person A person who has successfully completed either the online biosecurity awareness training or in-house training. Biosecurity waste Biosecurity risk material derived from the transfer, inspection and processing and handling of international goods, and international persons and their effects. Exempt exposed conveyance A domestic conveyance that departs Australian Territory, interacts only with a second conveyances, then re-enters Australian Territory to end its journey. International goods Goods of international origin, either new or used machinery and equipment, as defined in the department’s BICON database, or of a tariff description/nature not of interest to the department, as determined by systems profiles, or ship’s stores. International person Any person not defined in the definition for domestic person under the Biosecurity (Exposed Conveyances – Exceptions from Biosecurity Control) Determination 2016. Listed human health disease Diseases listed on the Australian Government Department of Health . Second conveyance An international conveyance to which a vessel that commenced its journey in Australian territory is exposed*. Ship’s stores Any internationally provisioned foodstuffs brought onboard the second conveyance for human consumption. Includes packaged, processed, raw and unprocessed foods. Excludes foodstuffs located within personal effects. *for the purposes of this arrangement, a second conveyance is an installation or Petroleum Industry Vessel subject to the Arrangement. Other documents The AA General Policies should be read in conjunction with these requirements. They will assist in understanding and complying with the obligations and requirements for the establishment and operation of an AA. Nonconformity guide The nonconformity classification against each criterion is provided as a guide only. If more than one nonconformity is listed against a requirement, the actual nonconformity applied will correspond to the gravity of the issue. The nonconformity recorded against any requirement remains at the discretion of the biosecurity officer. Nonconformity classifications are detailed in the AA General Policies. Applicable legislation This AA operates in accordance with the: Biosecurity Act 2015 Biosecurity (Exposed conveyances - exceptions from biosecurity control) Determination 2016 Biosecurity (Pre-arrival notices and reports) Regulation 2016.
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