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DANGEROUS GOODS SAFETY (EXPLOSIVES) REGULATIONS 2007 - REG 19

19 .         Commissioner of Police may object to person having a security card

        (1)         In this regulation —

        Commissioner means the Commissioner of Police;

        relevant person means —

            (a)         a person who has applied under regulation 17 for a security card; or

            (b)         a person who has a security card.

        [(2)         deleted]

        (3)         The Commissioner may object under subregulation (4) —

            (a)         on being referred an application under regulation 18 or at any time before the Chief Officer decides the application; or

            (b)         at any time in respect of a person who has a security card.

        (4)         The Commissioner may object to a relevant person having a security card if the Commissioner considers the person ought not to have possession of any explosive or SRS because there is a risk the person —

            (a)         might use it for criminal purposes; or

            (b)         might supply it to another person who might use it for criminal purposes.

        (5)         In deciding whether to object under subregulation (4), the Commissioner may take into account any of these matters —

            (a)         any conviction that the relevant person has in this State or elsewhere;

            (b)         any conviction that a person with whom the relevant person associates has in this State or elsewhere;

            (c)         any violence restraining order issued under the Restraining Orders Act 1997 against the relevant person;

            (d)         any order issued outside this State against the relevant person that is substantially similar to a violence restraining order issued under the Restraining Orders Act 1997 ;

            (e)         any security assessment (within the meaning given to that term by Part IV of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Act 1979 (Commonwealth)) made of the relevant person, or of a person with whom the relevant person associates, that is adverse;

            (f)         any false or misleading information given by the relevant person in or in respect of his or her application for a security card;

            (g)         any other matter the Commissioner considers relevant.

        (6)         Any objection made by the Commissioner under this regulation must be in writing, include reasons for the objection and be given to the Chief Officer.

        [Regulation 19 amended in Gazette 21 Aug 2009 p. 3271-2.]



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