Australian Capital Territory Consolidated Regulations Australian Capital Territory Consolidated Regulations(1) A person or an accredited organisation that has been given a copy of a record of assessment by an institutional biosafety committee must, if the dealing has been assessed by the committee as a notifiable low risk dealing, give the regulator a record of the proposed dealing, in the form approved by the regulator, that includes—
(a) the particulars, prescribed under section 39 (1) in relation to the dealing, to be included in the record of GMO and GM product dealings; and
(b) the name of the committee that assessed the dealing; and
(c) the name of the person or accredited organisation that submitted the proposal for assessment of the dealing to the committee.
(2) The record of the proposed dealing mentioned in subsection (1) must be given to the regulator in the financial year in which the institutional biosafety committee made the assessment—
(a) by an accredited organisation—in the annual report for the financial year to be given by the organisation to the regulator; or
(b) by any other person—in a report for the financial year to be given by the person to the regulator, in the form approved by the regulator.
(3) A person or accredited organisation given a copy of a record of assessment by an institutional biosafety committee must keep a copy of the committee's record of assessment for 8 years after the date of the assessment.
(4) The regulator may at any time, by written notice, require from the following people or organisations more information about how a notifiable low risk dealing is being undertaken, including information about a GMO being dealt with:
(a) the person or accredited organisation that submitted the proposal for assessment of the dealing;
(b) any other person involved with undertaking the dealing.
(5) A person or organisation given a notice under subsection (4) must, by the end of the period mentioned in the notice, give the regulator the information required by the notice.