Notice requiring further information about registration
156A Notice requiring further information about registration
This section applies in relation to a person who is a registered biosecurity entity for a biosecurity circumstance if—
the chief executive renews the person’s registration under section 156(1) and makes a requirement of the person under section 156(2); and
the person fails to comply with the requirement.
The chief executive may give the person a notice stating—
that the person must, within the stated notice period, advise the chief executive whether or not the person is a registrable biosecurity entity for the biosecurity circumstance; and
that if the person does not comply with the requirement under paragraph (a), the chief executive may deregister the person as a registered biosecurity entity for the biosecurity circumstance under section 156C.
The notice may require the person to give the chief executive information in an approved form.
In this section—notice period means a period of at least 90 days after the notice is given.
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