Meaning of critical port

Current

An asset is a critical port if it is land that forms part of any of the following security regulated ports:

(a)

Broome Port;

(b)

Port Adelaide;

(c)

Port of Brisbane;

(d)

Port of Cairns;

(e)

Port of Christmas Island;

(f)

Port of Dampier;

(g)

Port of Darwin;

(h)

Port of Eden;

(i)

Port of Fremantle;

(j)

Port of Geelong;

(k)

Port of Gladstone;

(l)

Port of Hay Point;

(m)

Port of Hobart;

(n)

Port of Melbourne;

(o)

Port of Newcastle;

(p)

Port of Port Botany;

(q)

Port of Port Hedland;

(r)

Port of Rockhampton;

(s)

Port of Sydney Harbour;

(t)

Port of Townsville;

(u)

a security regulated port prescribed by the rules for the purposes of this paragraph.

Note:

The rules may prescribe that a specified critical port is not a critical infrastructure asset (see section 9).

This Act’s bill:Explanatory memorandum Second reading speech

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