CHEMICAL WEAPONS (PROHIBITION) REGULATIONS 1997

Table of Provisions

PART 1--PRELIMINARY

• 1 Name of regulations
3. Definitions
• 3AA Amendments of the Convention accepted by Australia
• 3A Meaning of consumption -- Schedule 2 chemicals
• 3B Meaning of processing -- Schedule 2 chemicals
• 3C Meaning of production
• 3D Meaning of explosive and hydrocarbon in section 28
• 3E Amount of Schedule 1 chemicals
• 3F Amount of Schedule 2 chemicals
• 3G Amount of Schedule 3 chemicals
• 3H Amount of unscheduled discrete organic chemicals

PART 2--PERMITS--, RENEWALS AND NOTIFICATIONS

• 4 Last day for permit applications
• 4A Last day for permit renewal applications
• 5 Manner of production of hydrocarbons or explosives
• 5A Last day for notifications

PART 2A--REPORTS--AND RECORDS

• 6 Last day for giving reports
• 7 Records for Schedule 1 facilities
• 7A Keeping records for Schedule 1 facilities
• 7B Records for Schedule 2 facilities
• 7C Keeping records for a Schedule 2 facility
• 7D Records for a Schedule 3 facility
• 7E Keeping records for Schedule 3 facilities
• 7F Records for an OCP facility
• 7G Keeping records of an OCP facility

PART 3--VERIFICATION--PROCEDURES

• 8 Clarification procedures -- subsection 49(3) inspections
• 9 Clarification procedures -- subsection 49(10) inspections
• 9A International compliance inspection period
• 9B Challenge inspection period

PART 4--PRIVILEGES--AND IMMUNITIES OF AN INSPECTOR

• 10 Application of this Part
• 11 Privileges and immunities of an inspector carrying out an inspection in Australia
• 12 Samples and approved equipment
• 13 Application of the Public Order (Protection of Persons and Property) Act 1971 to Organization inspectors
• 14 Waiver

PART 4A--PRIVILEGES--AND IMMUNITIES OF AN OBSERVER

• 14A Application of Part
• 14B Privileges and immunities of an observer
• 14C Application of the Public Order (Protection of Persons and Property) Act 1971 to observers

PART 5--MISCELLANEOUS

• 15 Register of permits and notifications
• 16 Notices
• 17 Reports
• SCHEDULE 1 Amendments to the Convention accepted by Australia