Biosecurity Act 2014

The chief executive may grant an accreditation on conditions (accreditation conditions).

A condition may provide for any of the following—

the particular type of biosecurity certificate the accredited certifier may give;

conditions on which a biosecurity certificate may be given;

other restrictions on the use of the accreditation;

security for the performance of the conditions by the accredited certifier and the enforcement of the security, even if there is a penalty or liability under this Act;

payment to the chief executive by the accredited certifier of the reasonable costs stated in the conditions for ensuring that the conditions are complied with;

records required to be kept by the accredited certifier;

auditing of the accredited certifier’s activities as an accredited certifier;

providing information to the chief executive as and when required by the chief executive;

another matter prescribed under a regulation.

Subsection (2) does not limit conditions that may be imposed by the chief executive.

The chief executive may impose conditions when the accreditation is issued or renewed.

In this section—security includes mortgage, bond, insurance and surety.