Western Australian Consolidated Regulations Western Australian Consolidated Regulations (1) The Safety
Authority must accept a revised safety case if —
(a) the
revised safety case is appropriate to the facility and to the activities that
will, or are likely to, take place at, or in connection with, the facility;
and
(b) the
revised safety case complies with Division 2 Subdivisions 1, 2
and 3 for each prescribed activity in respect of which the safety case is
submitted; and
(c) the
revised safety case complies with Division 2 Subdivision 4; and
(d) in a
case in which the Safety Authority has requested a validation in respect of a
proposed significant change to an existing facility —
(i)
the person, or each person, undertaking the validation
meets the criteria specified in regulation 49(6); and
(ii)
the validation complies with regulation 49.
(2) If a safety case
is revised in relation to more than one prescribed activity, the Safety
Authority may accept the revised safety case in relation to one or more
prescribed activities or reject the revised safety case for one or more
prescribed activities.
(3) If the Safety
Authority rejects a revised safety case because the Safety Authority is not
satisfied that there is compliance with subregulation (1), the Safety
Authority must give the operator a reasonable opportunity to change and
resubmit the safety case.
(4) The Safety
Authority must reject the revised safety case if —
(a) the
Safety Authority has given an operator a reasonable opportunity to change and
resubmit a revised safety case or a revised part of a safety case; and
(b) the
operator resubmits the revised safety case or revised part of the safety case;
and
(c) the
Safety Authority is not satisfied that there is compliance with
subregulation (1).
(5) When accepting a
revised safety case for a facility, the Safety Authority may impose conditions
on the acceptance in respect of the facility or activities at the facility.