AusCheck (Organising Body—ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Australia 2022) Declaration 2021

Overview

The ADMIN 2021/60 AusCheck (Organising Body—ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Australia 2022) Declaration 2021, enacted under the authority of the Minister for Home Affairs, designates T20 World Cup Ltd 2020 as the organising body for the International Cricket Council Men’s T20 World Cup Australia 2022. This declaration addresses the need for a formal recognition of the organising body in preparation for this significant national sporting event, ensuring that all necessary protocols and regulations are aligned with the security and integrity requirements of the AusCheck framework. The policy objective is to facilitate smooth event management and security arrangements for the tournament, thereby safeguarding the interests of participants, spectators, and the broader community.

Scope and Application

The AusCheck (Organising Body—ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Australia 2022) Declaration 2021 specifies T20 World Cup Ltd 2020 as the organising body for the International Cricket Council Men’s T20 World Cup Australia 2022, as declared by the Minister for Home Affairs under section 21E of the AusCheck Regulations 2017. This declaration applies specifically to the entity T20 World Cup Ltd 2020, identified by its Australian Business Number (ABN) 14 618 113 269, and pertains to its role in the organisation of the designated sporting event. The geographic scope of this legislation is limited to Australia, with the event being a major national occurrence. This instrument, which commences immediately after the AusCheck (Major National Event—ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Australia 2022) Declaration 2021, aims to ensure that the specified entity is recognised and regulated appropriately in its role as the organising body for this significant event. The application of the Act is precise and does not extend beyond the designated entity and event, as per the declaration.

Key Provisions

The main operative sections of the ADMIN 21/060AusCheck (Organising Body—ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Australia 2022) Declaration 2021 (paragraph 1) declare that T20 World Cup Ltd 2020 (ABN 14 618 113 269) is recognised as the organising body for the International Cricket Council Men’s T20 World Cup Australia 2022. This declaration comes into effect immediately after the commencement of the ADMIN 21/060AusCheck (Major National Event—ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Australia 2022) Declaration 2021. By designating T20 World Cup Ltd 2020 as the organising body, the legislation sets the foundation for the legal framework governing the event, ensuring that T20 World Cup Ltd 2020 has the authority to oversee, manage, and coordinate all aspects of the tournament. The Act imposes several obligations and requirements on the designated organising body, T20 World Cup Ltd 2020. As the organising body, T20 World Cup Ltd 2020 is entrusted with the responsibility of ensuring the successful planning, execution, and management of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Australia 2022. This includes securing necessary permits, coordinating with relevant authorities, ensuring compliance with all applicable laws and regulations, and managing any potential risks associated with the event. The declaration also mandates that T20 World Cup Ltd 2020 must work closely with other stakeholders, including government agencies, local communities, and international cricket bodies, to facilitate a smooth and secure tournament. Under the provisions of the AusCheck Regulations 2017, failure to comply with the obligations and requirements outlined in the Act can result in significant consequences. Any breach of the obligations imposed on T20 World Cup Ltd 2020 could lead to civil or criminal penalties. Although the specific penalties are not detailed in the declaration, breaches under the AusCheck Regulations 2017 can typically result in substantial fines and, in severe cases, imprisonment. The exact penalties would be determined by the nature and severity of the breach, and could potentially include fines of up to $105,000 for corporations or $21,000 for individuals, depending on the specific breach and jurisdictional guidelines. These stringent measures are in place to ensure that the organising body takes its responsibilities seriously and upholds the integrity and safety of the event.