Exemption from Displaying an Aviation Security Identification Card in a Secure Area

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NTC-15333

 

Aviation Transport Security Regulations 2005

 

EXEMPTION FROM DISPLAYING AN AVIATION SECURITY IDENTIFICATION CARD IN A SECURE AREA

 

 

I, STEPHEN JOHN WEBER, Director, Transport Security Operations, Aviation and Maritime Security Division, an authorised Delegate of the Secretary of the Department of Home Affairs, under section
127 of the Aviation Transport Security Act 2004, make this notice under the Aviation Transport
Security Regulations 2005 (the Regulations).

 

This notice is made under subregulation 3.08(3) of the Regulations.

 

I, GIVE employees and contractors of Tonkin Consulting Pty Ltd (ABN 67 606 247 876) and B.M.D. Constructions Pty. Limited (ABN 59 010 126 100)  that are undertaking repair and remediation works, an exemption from displaying an Aviation Security Identification Card (ASIC) in the secure area ofKingscote / Kangaroo Island Aerodrome.

 

This exemption operates from 25 October 2018 to 14 December 2018 between the hours of 6 am and
6 pm when necessary to undertake works subject to the conditions below: 

 

This Notice is issued on condition that:

 

1. Employees and contractors of Tonkin Consulting Pty Ltd and B.M.D. Constructions Pty. Limited are to receive a safety and security induction from the nominated site Work Safety Officer before being permitted access to the airside area

 

2. Employees and contractors of Tonkin Consulting Pty Ltd and BMD Constructions Pty
Limited are to be under the supervision of an ASIC holder when undertaking repair and
remediation works

 

3.  Employees and contractors access to the works site in the secure area is to be controlled by
the nominated Work Safety Officer or other ASIC holding contractor

 

4.  Employees and contractors of Tonkin Consulting Pty Ltd and BMD Constructions Pty
Limited  authorised to undertake works are to be recorded on a register maintained by the
airport operator or their contractor

 

 

Date:    24    October 2018

 

 

Stephen John Weber

Delegate of the Secretary of the

Department of Home Affairs

Overview

The Aviation Transport Security Regulations 2005, made under the Aviation Transport Security Act 2004, were enacted to address the need for stringent security measures within the aviation sector, ensuring the safety of air passengers and the integrity of the aviation transport system. The Act was designed to implement and enforce security measures at airports and on aircraft, reflecting Australia's commitment to international aviation security standards. This specific exemption notice was issued by Stephen John Weber, a delegate of the Secretary of the Department of Home Affairs, to provide certain employees and contractors with a temporary exemption from displaying an Aviation Security Identification Card (ASIC) in the secure area of Kingscote/Kangaroo Island Aerodrome while they undertake repair and remediation works. The exemption is subject to several conditions aimed at maintaining security during the works, including mandatory safety inductions, supervision by ASIC holders, controlled site access, and the maintenance of a register of authorised personnel. This notice underscores the balance between operational needs and the imperative to uphold rigorous security protocols in sensitive areas of aviation infrastructure.

Scope and Application

The notice issued under the Aviation Transport Security Regulations 2005 provides an exemption for employees and contractors of Tonkin Consulting Pty Ltd and B.M.D. Constructions Pty. Limited from displaying an Aviation Security Identification Card (ASIC) while undertaking repair and remediation works in the secure area of Kingscote / Kangaroo Island Aerodrome. This exemption applies to the specified dates of 25 October 2018 to 14 December 2018, between the hours of 6 am and 6 pm, contingent upon the specified conditions being met. These conditions include a mandatory safety and security induction, supervision by an ASIC holder, controlled access by a nominated Work Safety Officer or other ASIC holding contractor, and recording of authorised personnel on a register maintained by the airport operator or their contractor. This exemption is limited geographically to the specified aerodrome and temporally to the designated period, and it is subject to the oversight and enforcement mechanisms provided by the Regulations. The exemption does not extend to any other persons or entities outside the scope of this notice.

Key Provisions

This notice, made under subregulation 3.08(3) of the Aviation Transport Security Regulations 2005, grants specific employees and contractors of Tonkin Consulting Pty Ltd and B.M.D. Constructions Pty Limited an exemption from displaying an Aviation Security Identification Card (ASIC) in the secure area of Kingscote / Kangaroo Island Aerodrome. This exemption is effective from 25 October 2018 to 14 December 2018, during the hours of 6 am and 6 pm, while they undertake repair and remediation works (Notice). This exemption is conditional upon several requirements being met. Employees and contractors must receive a safety and security induction from the nominated site Work Safety Officer before being granted access to the airside area (Condition 1). They must be under the supervision of an ASIC holder while performing their duties (Condition 2). The access of these employees and contractors to the secure area must be controlled by the nominated Work Safety Officer or another ASIC holding contractor (Condition 3). Furthermore, all employees and contractors authorised to perform the repair and remediation works must be recorded on a register maintained by the airport operator or their contractor (Condition 4). Failure to comply with the conditions of this notice may result in various consequences. While the notice does not explicitly state any specific offences, penalties, or consequences, it is implied that non-compliance with the conditions could lead to security breaches or other legal ramifications. It is essential for Tonkin Consulting Pty Ltd and B.M.D. Constructions Pty Limited to adhere to these conditions to ensure the security of the aerodrome and the safety of the employees and contractors involved.

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