Conditions of permit decided by the chief executive

In force

(1)

A prohibited matter or restricted matter permit is subject to the conditions decided by the chief executive in deciding to grant the application for the permit or renew the permit.

(2)

The conditions must be those the chief executive considers appropriate, having regard to—

(a)

the prohibited matter or restricted matter to which the permit applies; and

(b)

the nature of the proposed dealings with the prohibited or restricted matter under the permit.

(3)

Without limiting subsection (2), conditions may be about any of the following—

(a)

the required level of containment for the prohibited or restricted matter to which the permit applies;

(b)

the scope of the permitted dealings with the prohibited or restricted matter;

(c)

disposal of the prohibited or restricted matter;

(d)

record-keeping requirements;

(e)

reporting requirements;

(f)

whether the permit can be transferred.

(4)

The conditions decided by the chief executive must be included in the permit when the permit is issued or renewed.

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