Western Australian Consolidated Regulations Western Australian Consolidated Regulations (1) The Safety
Authority may, by written notice (a revision notice ) request a diving
contractor to revise a DSMS.
(2) A revision notice
must set out —
(a) the
matters to be revised; and
(b) the
time within which the revision must be completed; and
(c) the
reasons for the request.
(3) The Safety
Authority may make the request because a circumstance of a kind mentioned in
regulation 13(1)(a), (b) or (c) has occurred, or for any other
reason.
(4) The diving
contractor may, in writing, inform the Safety Authority of the
contractor’s opinion that —
(a) it
is not necessary to revise the DSMS; or
(b) if a
revision of the DSMS is to occur the revision should be in terms different
from those proposed by the Safety Authority; or
(c) the
revision should be completed by a time later than that set out in the notice.
(5) A submission under
subregulation (4) must —
(a)
contain the contractor’s reasons in support of the contractor’s
opinion; and
(b) be
given to the Safety Authority within 21 days after receiving a revision
notice or any longer period that the Safety Authority allows in writing.
(6) The Safety
Authority must, within 28 days after receiving a submission under
subregulation (4) —
(a)
consider the submission; and
(b) give
the contractor notice in writing affirming, varying or withdrawing the
revision notice, setting out its reasons for not accepting the submission or
any part of the submission if relevant.
(7) The contractor
must revise the DSMS in accordance with the revision notice as originally
given or as varied under subregulation (6), and give a copy of the
revised DSMS to the Safety Authority.
(8) If the contractor
does not revise a DSMS in accordance with subregulation (7), the Safety
Authority may withdraw its acceptance of the DSMS.