Commonwealth Consolidated Regulations

MARITIME TRANSPORT AND OFFSHORE FACILITIES SECURITY REGULATIONS 2003 - REG 6.25

         (1)   A fence, free standing wall, building or other similar object, or a series of objects such as trees, booms, marker buoys and other similar objects, may constitute a security barrier if the object or series of objects:

                (a)    clearly defines the boundary of a maritime security zone; and

               (b)    deters unauthorised access into the zone.

         (2)   A security barrier for a land‑side restricted zone or a cleared zone must:

                (a)    deter and deny unauthorised access to the zone; and

               (b)    allow detection of unauthorised access to the zone; and

                (c)    have access control points to permit authorised access, being access control points that do not present less of a barrier to unauthorised access than the surrounding parts of the security barrier; and

               (d)    be subject to regular patrols, surveillance or other measures that allow inspection of the security barrier for damage, and that detect and deter unauthorised access.