(b) the Agriculture Minister (within the meaning of the Biosecurity Act 2015) is taken to be the responsible Minister in relation to the records of the Commission of inquiry within the meaning of the Quarantine Act 1908 (as in force immediately before its repeal); and

(b) the Agriculture Department (within the meaning of the Biosecurity Act 2015);

(a) the Biosecurity Act 2015; or

(ha) a purpose relating to matters covered by the Biosecurity Act 2015;

(b) the Biosecurity Act 2015;

(c) each biosecurity officer (within the meaning of the Biosecurity Act 2015).

(g) the Biosecurity Act 2015;

(ba) the boat poses an unacceptable level of biosecurity risk (within the meaning of the Biosecurity Act 2015); or

(b) records of the Commission of inquiry (within the meaning of the Quarantine Act 1908, as in force immediately before its repeal) that are in the custody of the Australian Archives are, for the purposes of this Act, taken to be documents of an agency and to be in the possession of the Agriculture Department (within the meaning of the Biosecurity Act 2015); and

(a) the Biosecurity Act 2015; or

(ca) the thing poses an unacceptable level of biosecurity risk (within the meaning of the Biosecurity Act 2015); or

(d) authorise a biosecurity officer (within the meaning of the Biosecurity Act 2015) to perform for the purposes of a law relating to biosecurity risks (within the meaning of that Act), or a law relating to quarantine or health, one or more of those actions; or

preventing a listed human disease from spreading to another country.

a responsible Commonwealth, State or Territory body gives the National Focal Point information relating to one or more cases or potential cases of a listed human disease; or

the Minister considers that it is appropriate to take action under subsection (6) for a permissible purpose referred to in paragraph 8(e) or (f).

notify any responsible Commonwealth, State or Territory body that is affected, or might be affected, by the case or potential case of the listed human disease; and

give such bodies any relevant information that is available to the Minister in relation to the case or potential case of the listed human disease; and

liaise with such bodies in relation to the case or the potential case of the listed human disease.

the plant variety to which the application relates is subject to biosecurity control; or

a biosecurity control order is in force in relation to the plant variety to which the application relates; or

a biosecurity response zone determination is in force and the plant variety to which the application relates is in the biosecurity response zone.

the plant variety is released from biosecurity control; or

the biosecurity control order ceases to be in force in relation to the plant variety; or

the biosecurity response zone determination ceases to be in force.

(ba) the boat poses an unacceptable level of biosecurity risk (within the meaning of the Biosecurity Act 2015); or

may make a determination under subsection 223(1) of that Act in relation to a landing place even if the Director is not satisfied of the matters referred to in subsection 223(2) of that Act in relation to the landing place; and

may make a determination under subsection 229(1) of that Act in relation to a port even if the Director is not satisfied of the matters referred to in subsection 229(2) of that Act in relation to the port.

makes a determination under subsection 223(1) of the Biosecurity Act in relation to a landing place without being satisfied of the matters referred to in subsection 223(2) of that Act in relation to the landing place; or

makes a determination under subsection 229(1) of the Biosecurity Act in relation to a port without being satisfied of the matters referred to in subsection 229(2) of that Act in relation to the port;

the requirements referred to in subsection 223(2) of the Biosecurity Act will not be able to be met in relation to a landing place referred to in subitem (2) by the end of the transition period; or

the requirements referred to in subsection 229(2) of the Biosecurity Act will not be able to be met in relation to a port referred to in subitem (2) by the end of the transition period;

for a transitional approved arrangement that is taken to exist because of subitem 47(2)—has the meaning given by subitem 47(4); and

for a transitional approved arrangement that is taken to exist because of subitem 52(3)—has the meaning given by subitem 52(4).

the use of the expression in that provision relates to an event that occurred, or a state of affairs that existed, under the Quarantine Act before the commencement day; or

the provision has the effect that a provision of the Quarantine Act continues to apply despite the repeal of that Act.

the goods had been brought into Australian territory on an aircraft or vessel that had entered Australian territory before the commencement day during a flight or voyage that commenced outside Australian territory; and

any of the following subparagraphs applied to the goods immediately before the commencement day:

the goods had not been unloaded from the aircraft or vessel;

the goods were within the precincts of a landing place or port;

the goods were subject to quarantine and were at a place approved under subsection 46A(1) of the Quarantine Act;

the goods were subject to quarantine and were subject to the application of procedures in accordance with a compliance agreement under section 66B of the Quarantine Act;

(v) the goods had been ordered, or were taken to have been ordered, into quarantine under the Quarantine Act;

the goods were in a quarantine station, or other quarantine or biosecurity facility, in accordance with a law of the Commonwealth or a State or Territory relating to quarantine or biosecurity;

the goods were under quarantine surveillance under section 52 of the Quarantine Act; and

the goods had not been released from quarantine after the most recent time one of the subparagraphs of paragraph (b) started to apply to the goods.

a notice under subsection 16AF(1) of the Quarantine Act authorising the goods to be brought into Australia, the Cocos Islands or Christmas Island and requiring a person to do a specified thing;

a condition, of a written permission under paragraph 20D(2)(b) or subsection 29(4), 29A(3) or 44B(6) or (7) of the Quarantine Act relating to the goods, that a person do a specified thing;

a direction under subsection 29B(1) or 44A(4), paragraph 48(2)(b), subsection 48AB(1), 48AC(1), 48AD(1) or 74D(1) of the Quarantine Act relating to the goods.

a direction relating to the goods had been given under subsection 48(1), (3) or (6) or 70D(2) of the Quarantine Act before that day (whether or not it had been fully complied with before that day); and

the goods were subject to quarantine immediately before that day.

a person had given a notice of a proposed importation of goods into Australia, the Cocos Islands or Christmas Island, under subsection 16AC(1) of the Quarantine Act; and

the goods were not imported into Australia, the Cocos Islands or Christmas Island, before the commencement day;

a person had imported goods into Australia, the Cocos Islands or Christmas Island before the commencement day; and

notice of the proposed importation of the goods had not been given under subsection 16AC(1) or (2) of the Quarantine Act before that day;

a written notice had been given to a person under subsection 16AD(1) of the Quarantine Act requiring the person to give information about particular goods; and

the notice was in force immediately before the commencement day;

a notice had been given to a person under subsection 16AF(1) of the Quarantine Act requiring the person to do a specified thing in relation to goods that had been ordered into quarantine; and

the requirement in the notice had not been complied with before the commencement day; and

the goods had not been released from quarantine before the commencement day.

the person must comply with the requirement in the notice; and

subsection 16AF(3) of that Act continues to apply in relation to the requirement.

complying with the requirement in the notice was a condition of the goods being released from quarantine; and

the person complies with the requirement on or after the commencement day; and

(c) apart from this Act, the goods would have been released from quarantine at a particular time (the release time) wholly or partly because of that compliance; and

immediately before that time the goods were subject to biosecurity control because, under subitem 3(2), they were taken to become subject to biosecurity control at the beginning of the commencement day;

the aircraft or vessel has arrived at a landing place or port in Australian territory that was declared under the Quarantine Act to be a port at which goods of that kind or description were permitted to be landed; and

the goods are on board the aircraft or vessel that brought them into Australian territory; and

the goods are intended to be unloaded from the aircraft or vessel at that landing place or port.

a person had been given permission under paragraph 20D(2)(b) of the Quarantine Act for goods to be landed at a place; and

the permission was in force immediately before the commencement day.

as if it were a permission given under subsection 146(2) of the Biosecurity Act for the goods to be unloaded at that place; and

if the permission was subject to any conditions—subject to those conditions.

the master of a vessel or an installation had been given permission under subsection 29(4) of the Quarantine Act to allow another person to remove goods from the vessel or installation during a specified period; and

the permission was subject to a condition; and

the period had not ended before the commencement day.

the permission and the condition continue to have effect; and

subsection 29(5) of that Act continues to apply in relation to the permission and the condition.

the master of a vessel or an installation had been given permission under subsection 29A(3) of the Quarantine Act to allow another person to remove goods from the vessel or installation during a specified period; and

the permission was subject to a condition; and

the period had not ended before the commencement day.

the permission and the condition continue to have effect; and

subsections 29A(4) and (4A) of that Act continue to apply in relation to the permission and the condition.

a person had been given a direction in relation to an animal under paragraph 29B(1)(a) of the Quarantine Act; and

the direction was in force immediately before the commencement day;

goods are on board an aircraft or vessel that was in quarantine under the Quarantine Act immediately before the commencement day; and

the goods are subject to biosecurity control because of item 3;

(a) the heading were amended by adding at the end “or the Quarantine Act 1908”; and

(b) subparagraph (1)(b)(ii) were amended by inserting “or Quarantine Act 1908” after “subsection 145(1)”; andsection 44 of the

(c) paragraph (2)(b) were amended by inserting “or Quarantine Act 1908” after “subsection 145(1)”.section 44 of the

a person had been given a direction under subsection 44A(4) of the Quarantine Act not to unload goods from a vessel; and

the direction was in force immediately before the commencement day;

(a) a person had been given permission under subsection 44B(6) or (7) of the Quarantine Act to do a relevant act in relation to goods; and

the permission was in force immediately before the commencement day; and

the goods are subject to biosecurity control because of item 3;

was in force immediately before that day; and

was given to a person under a provision of the Quarantine Act described in column 1 of an item of the following table; and

was of a kind described in column 2 of the item; and

related to goods that are of a kind described in column 3 of the item;

was in force immediately before that day; and

was given to a person under a provision of the Quarantine Act described in column 1 of an item of the following table; and

was of a kind described in column 2 of the item; and

related to goods that are of a kind described in column 3 of the item;

was in force immediately before that day; and

was given to a person under a provision of the Quarantine Act described in column 1 of an item of the following table; and

was of a kind described in column 2 of the item; and

related to goods that are of a kind described in column 3 of the item;

had been ordered into quarantine under the Quarantine Act; and

had not been released from quarantine before the commencement day.

a direction had been given to a person under paragraph 48(1)(a) of the Quarantine Act that the goods be detained on board a vessel or installation, or at premises, in a specified manner and for a specified period; and

the direction was in force immediately before the commencement day;

a direction had been given to a person under paragraph 48(1)(c) of the Quarantine Act that the goods be exported from Australia; and

the direction was in force immediately before the commencement day;

had been required under subsection 48AA(2) of the Quarantine Act to be destroyed; and

are subject to biosecurity control because of item 3.

the goods were not high-value goods; and

a biosecurity officer had, under subsection 136(1) of that Act, required the goods to be destroyed.

the goods could not have been destroyed without the written approval of the Minister under subsection 48AA(3) of the Quarantine Act; and

the Minister’s written approval had been given before the commencement day;

the goods were high-value goods; and

a biosecurity officer had, under subsection 136(1) of that Act, required the goods to be destroyed.

the goods could not have been destroyed without the written approval of the Minister under subsection 48AA(3) of the Quarantine Act; and

the Minister’s written approval had not been given before the commencement day;

the goods had been required under the Quarantine Act to be treated; and

a quarantine officer had believed on reasonable grounds that the goods could not be effectively treated without being damaged; and

the goods had not been treated as required before the commencement day.

the owner of the goods, or the agent of the owner of the goods, had been given a notice under subsection 48AA(4) of the Quarantine Act; and

the owner or agent had not agreed to the treatment before the commencement day; and

the goods had not been forfeited to the Commonwealth under subsection 48AA(5) of the Quarantine Act;

the treatment of the goods had been required by a biosecurity officer under subsection 133(1) of that Act; and

the notice had been given to a person in charge of the goods under subsection 134(2) of that Act.

the owner of the goods, or the agent of the owner of the goods, had not been given a notice under subsection 48AA(4) of the Quarantine Act; and

the owner or agent had not agreed to the treatment before the commencement day;

a person had been given a direction under subsection 48AB(1) of the Quarantine Act to treat goods; and

the direction was in force immediately before the commencement day;

a person had been given a direction under subsection 48AC(1) of the Quarantine Act requiring a plant, a seed or soil to be treated in a specified manner; and

the direction was in force immediately before the commencement day;

a person had been given a direction under subsection 48AD(1) of the Quarantine Act to treat, destroy or otherwise dispose of a package, packing material or other waste material; and

the direction was in force immediately before the commencement day;

goods had been forfeited to the Commonwealth under subsection 48AA(5) or 48A(1), (2) or (3) of the Quarantine Act; and

the goods had not been disposed of as permitted by the relevant subsection before the commencement day;

a notification under paragraph 48A(2)(a) of the Quarantine Act had been given to the owner of goods less than 30 days before the commencement day; and

the owner of the goods had not collected the goods before the commencement day; and

the owner of the goods does not collect the goods within 30 days after the date on which the notification was given;

the goods are forfeited to the Commonwealth at the end of that 30-day period; and

the Biosecurity Act applies in relation to the goods as if the forfeiture had occurred under subsection 627(2) of that Act.

a notice that:

was given to a person under subsection 56(1) of that Act before the commencement day; and

was in force immediately before the commencement day; and

ordered goods into quarantine and set out the extent (if any) to which the person may deal with or interfere with the goods; and

related to goods that were in quarantine immediately before the commencement day;

subsection 56(5) of that Act continues to apply to a notice described in paragraph (a) of this item:

to the extent that the notice set out the extent (if any) to which the person may deal with or interfere with the goods; and

as if paragraph (c) of that subsection referred to biosecurity risk, within the meaning of the Biosecurity Act, instead of quarantine risk.

a person had been given a direction under subsection 70E(1) or (2) of the Quarantine Act to subject himself or herself to decontamination; and

the direction was in force immediately before the commencement day;

a notice had been affixed on goods under paragraph 74(1)(b) of the Quarantine Act; and

the notice had not been removed from the goods before the commencement day;

the notice were a biosecurity control notice affixed to the goods under subsection 129(1) of the Biosecurity Act; and

(d) a reference in the notice to the Quarantine Act 1908 were a reference to the Biosecurity Act 2015; and

a reference in the notice to quarantine risk were a reference to biosecurity risk; and

a reference in the notice to the level of quarantine risk were a reference to the level of biosecurity risk.

a person had been granted a permit by a Director of Quarantine to import goods into Australia, the Cocos Islands or Christmas Island; and

the permit was in force immediately before the commencement day;

as if it were a permit granted to the person by the Director of Biosecurity under section 179 of the Biosecurity Act, authorising, for the purposes of that Act, the person, or a person acting on behalf of the person, to import the goods into Australian territory; and

subject to any conditions specified in the permit; and

until the end of the period for which it was granted, unless it is earlier varied, suspended or revoked under section 181 of the Biosecurity Act.

an application had been made to a Director of Quarantine, in accordance with regulations made for the purposes of subparagraph 87(1)(ra)(i) of the Quarantine Act, for a permit to import goods into Australia, the Cocos Islands or Christmas Island; and

no decision on the application had been made before the commencement day;

had been imported or introduced into, or brought into any port or other place in Australia, the Cocos Islands or Christmas Island; or

had been removed from a place to another place as described in paragraph 68(1)(b) of the Quarantine Act; or

had been moved, interfered with or dealt with;

the animals, plants or other goods had not been seized under subsection 68(2) of the Quarantine Act; and

a notice had not been given to a person under subsection 68(3) of that Act;

the animals, plants or other goods had not been seized under the Quarantine Act; and

a notice had been given to a person under subsection 68(3) or (8) of that Act (except a notice revoking a notice under subsection 68(3) of that Act);

section 628 of the Biosecurity Act applies to the animals, plants or other goods (despite subsection (1) of that section); and

the person in charge of the animals, plants or other goods is taken to have been notified under subsection 628(4) of that Act.

the conveyance had entered Australian territory before the commencement day during a flight or voyage that commenced outside Australian territory; or

the conveyance was subject to quarantine (including because of subsection 19(1) or (4) or 19AA(1) or (4) of the Quarantine Act) immediately before the commencement day.

had been ordered, or was taken to have been ordered, into quarantine under the Quarantine Act; and

had been released from quarantine; and

was not subject to quarantine immediately before the commencement day.

(a) permission had been given under subsection 20AA(1) of the Quarantine Act for a vessel to be brought to a place (the alternative place) other than a first port of entry, a first Cocos Island port of entry, a first Christmas Island port of entry or a landing place; and

the permission was in force immediately before the commencement day;

as if it were a permission:

if the vessel was an aircraft—given under subsection 239(2) of the Biosecurity Act for the aircraft to land at the alternative place; or

if the vessel was not an aircraft—given under subsection 247(2) of the Biosecurity Act for the vessel to be moored at the alternative place; and

if the permission was subject to any conditions—subject to those conditions.

the master of a vessel had been required, under section 25 of the Quarantine Act, to bring the vessel to; and

the requirement was in force immediately before the commencement day;

a vessel (including an installation) had entered Australian territory before the commencement day, or it is intended that the vessel enter Australian territory on or after that day, during a voyage that commenced outside Australian territory; and

information in respect of the vessel had been given to a quarantine officer as required by subsection 27A(2) of the Quarantine Act before the commencement day.

an aircraft had entered Australian territory before the commencement day, or it is intended that the aircraft enter Australian territory on or after that day, during a flight that commenced outside Australian territory; and

information in respect of the aircraft had been given to a quarantine officer as required by subsection 27B(2) of the Quarantine Act before the commencement day.

was in force immediately before the commencement day; and

was given under subsection 36(1) or (2), 74D(1) or 78B(1) of the Quarantine Act to a person in charge of a conveyance that is taken under item 32 of this Schedule to have become subject to biosecurity control at the beginning of the commencement day (whether because of paragraph (1)(a) of that item or not).

(a) a person had been given permission under subsection 40(2) of the Quarantine Act for the conveyance to be moved; and

the permission was in force immediately before the commencement day;

was in force immediately before the commencement day; and

either:

was given under subsection 48AB(3) or (3A) of the Quarantine Act to a person in charge of a conveyance; or

was given under subsection 74D(1) of the Quarantine Act to a person in charge of a conveyance that is taken under item 32 of this Schedule to have become subject to biosecurity control at the beginning of the commencement day.

a notice had been affixed on a part of a conveyance under paragraph 74(1)(a) of the Quarantine Act; and

the notice had not been removed from the conveyance before the commencement day;

the notice were a biosecurity control notice affixed to the conveyance under subsection 203(1) of the Biosecurity Act; and

(d) a reference in the notice to the Quarantine Act 1908 were a reference to the Biosecurity Act 2015; and

a reference in the notice to quarantine risk were a reference to biosecurity risk; and

a reference in the notice to the level of quarantine risk were a reference to the level of biosecurity risk.

an incoming aircraft or vessel arrives, or it is intended that an incoming aircraft or vessel arrive, at a landing place or port in Australian territory on or after the commencement day; and

notice of the quarantine measures required under the laws of the Commonwealth had been given to a person on board the aircraft or vessel as required by subsection 74AA(1) of the Quarantine Act before the commencement day;

a direction was given to a person under subsection 78A(2) of the Quarantine Act; and

the direction was in force immediately before the commencement day.

the direction continues to have effect; and

subsection 78A(4) of the Quarantine Act continues to apply in relation to the direction.

subsections 78C(2) and (2A) of that Act continue to apply; and

permission that was in force immediately before the commencement day to do a thing mentioned in paragraph 78C(2)(b) of that Act continues to have effect.

the person who owns or controls the property either:

gave consent before the commencement day for a quarantine officer (human quarantine), and other persons acting under his or her supervision or control (if any) to enter onto the property and carry out vector monitoring and control activities; or

gives consent not more than 90 days after the commencement day for a biosecurity officer, and other persons acting under his or her supervision or control (if any) to enter onto the property and carry out vector monitoring and control activities;

the property is not in a biosecurity monitoring zone under the Biosecurity Act.

is renewed under item 48; or

is revoked earlier under Part 5 of Chapter 7 of the Biosecurity Act.

within the period of 3 months ending immediately before the cessation time for the arrangement; or

if the Director consents, after the end of that period.

the applicant is a fit and proper person (having regard to the matters referred to in section 530 of the Biosecurity Act); and

the level of biosecurity risk associated with the operation of the arrangement is acceptable.

for a period of up to 18 months after the cessation time for the arrangement; or

if the Director is satisfied it is appropriate to do so—for a period of up to 3 years after the cessation time for the arrangement.

of the Director’s decision; and

if the decision is to renew the transitional approved arrangement, of:

any conditions to which the renewal is subject; and

the period for which the renewed arrangement has been renewed; and

if the decision is not to renew the transitional approved arrangement—of the reasons for the decision.

the approval had been suspended before the commencement day; or

a notice of suspension or revocation of the approval had been given, under subsection 46A(10) of the Quarantine Act, before the commencement day to the person who applied for the approval, but the suspension or revocation had not taken effect before that day.

a person had been given a notice under subsection 46A(11) of the Quarantine Act; and

the person had not complied with the notice before the commencement day.

the owner or occupier of a place had made an application to a Director of Quarantine for an approval under section 46A of the Quarantine Act; and

any prescribed fee required by that section had been paid before the commencement day; and

the Director of Quarantine had not made a decision on the application before that day.

paragraph 406(2)(a) (requirements for proposed arrangements);

section 434 (requirements for applications);

section 531 (requirement to provide personal information).

(d) an approval held by a person (also the first person) under section 46A of the Quarantine Act (as in force at any time before that Act was repealed) was revoked under that section.

the agreement were an arrangement approved by the Director of Biosecurity, under section 406 of the Biosecurity Act, that provides for the other party to carry out the procedures covered by the agreement to manage biosecurity risks associated with the goods covered by the agreement; and

the other party were the holder of the approval.

the period is extended under item 53; or

the arrangement is revoked earlier under Part 5 of Chapter 7 of the Biosecurity Act; or

the arrangement ceases to be in force under subitem (5).

a transitional approved arrangement is a compliance agreement that is taken to have been in force under subitem (2); and

the arrangement is not signed by the Director of Biosecurity within the period of 90 days beginning on the commencement day;

within the period of 3 months ending immediately before the cessation time for the arrangement; or

if the Director consents, after the end of that period.

the applicant is a fit and proper person (having regard to the matters referred to in section 530 of the Biosecurity Act); and

the level of biosecurity risk associated with the operation of the arrangement is acceptable.

of the Director’s decision; and

if the decision is to extend the period of operation of the transitional approved arrangement—of the extended period of operation; and

if the decision is not to extend the period of operation of the transitional approved arrangement—of the reasons for the decision.

cancel or vary the agreement; or

suspend its operation for a period or until the happening of an event.

give the biosecurity industry participant covered by the transitional approved arrangement a notice under subsection 413(1) of the Biosecurity Act (variation of an approved arrangement) in relation to the arrangement; or

suspend the transitional approved arrangement, or a part of the arrangement; or

revoke the transitional approved arrangement.

the agreement was suspended before the commencement day; or

a notice suspending or cancelling the agreement had been given to the other party to the agreement before the commencement day and the notice had not taken effect before that day.

the other party to the compliance agreement had been notified by a Director of Quarantine, in accordance with the compliance agreement, of directions in relation to matters covered by the compliance agreement; and

the period during which the directions were required to be complied with had not ended before the commencement day;

a person had made an application to a Director of Quarantine to enter into a compliance agreement with the Commonwealth under section 66B of the Quarantine Act; and

the Director of Quarantine had not made a decision on the application before the commencement day.

paragraph 406(2)(a) (requirements for proposed arrangements);

section 434 (requirements for applications);

section 531 (requirement to provide personal information).

(d) a compliance agreement entered into by the Commonwealth and another person (the first person), under section 66B of the Quarantine Act 1908 (as in force at any time before that Act was repealed), was cancelled.

an application under item 48 for renewal of a transitional approved arrangement;

an application under item 53 to extend the period during which a transitional approved arrangement remains in force.

a reference to an application included a reference to an application to which this item applies; and

a reference to the relevant Director were a reference to the Director of Biosecurity.

an application under item 48 for renewal of a transitional approved arrangement;

an application under item 53 to extend the period during which a transitional approved arrangement remains in force;

the direction continues to have effect; and

subsections 2B(3) and (4) of that Act continue to apply in relation to the direction.

the direction continues to have effect; and

subsections 3(9) and (10) of that Act continue to apply in relation to the direction.

the direction continues in force; and

subsection 12A(2) of that Act continues to apply in relation to the direction.

for the purpose of determining:

whether the Quarantine Act has been, or is being, complied with; or

whether information provided for the purposes of the Quarantine Act is correct; or

if a biosecurity enforcement officer has reasonable grounds for suspecting that there may be on any premises:

a thing with respect to which an offence against the Quarantine Act has been committed or is suspected, on reasonable grounds, to have been committed; or

a thing that there are reasonable grounds for suspecting will afford evidence as to the commission of an offence against the Quarantine Act; or

a thing that there are reasonable grounds for suspecting is intended to be used for the purpose of committing an offence against the Quarantine Act.

in those provisions, except the ones mentioned in paragraph (b), the expression “this Act” included the Quarantine Act; and

in item 5 of the tables in each of sections 489 and 490, and in paragraph 498(1)(b), subsection 498(3) and sections 532 and 533, the expression “this Act” meant:

Parts 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of Chapter 9 of the Biosecurity Act, as those Parts apply because of this item; and

(ii) Parts 2 and 3 of the Regulatory Powers (Standard Provisions) Act 2014, as they apply because of that Chapter; and

the following premises were relevant premises for the purposes of Division 2 of Part 5 of Chapter 9 of the Biosecurity Act:

premises where goods were treated or otherwise dealt with in accordance with an approval under section 46A of the Quarantine Act or a compliance agreement;

a landing place or port that was a first port of entry under the Quarantine Act; and

paragraphs 511(1)(c) and (3)(b) and (c) were omitted.

a thing had been seized under Part VIA of the Quarantine Act; and

the thing was being retained, in accordance with the commencement day;section 66AS of the Quarantine Act, immediately before

the person was appointed to be a quarantine officer (animals), or a quarantine officer (plants), or both, under subsection 9AA(3) of the Quarantine Act; and

the appointment was in force immediately before the commencement day.

is to a person mentioned in column 1 of an item of the following table; and

provides for the person to have a function or power;

immediately before the commencement day, a person who was a quarantine officer was on board a conveyance as permitted by paragraph 71(1)(a) of the Quarantine Act; and

the conveyance is taken under item 32 to have become subject to biosecurity control at the beginning of the commencement day.

the person had given the master of the conveyance a direction under paragraph 71(1)(b) of the Quarantine Act; and

the direction was in force immediately before the commencement day;

a person had been given a direction under subsection 74DA(1) of the Quarantine Act to provide help in relation to a conveyance or in relation to a person or thing on a conveyance; and

the direction was in force immediately before the commencement day; and

the conveyance is taken under item 32 to have become subject to biosecurity control at the beginning of the commencement day;

a person had been requested under subsection 74E(1) of the Quarantine Act to provide assistance in relation to imported goods; and

the request was in force immediately before the commencement day; and

the goods are subject to biosecurity control because of item 3;

(a) the Biosecurity (Consequential Amendments and Transitional Provisions) Act 2015; and

(b) the Quarantine Act 1908 to the extent that it continues to apply because of the Biosecurity (Consequential Amendments and Transitional Provisions) Act 2015; and

(c) the Biosecurity Act 2015 as it applies because of the Biosecurity (Consequential Amendments and Transitional Provisions) Act 2015.

(d) under the Quarantine Act 1908 to the extent that it continues to apply because of the Biosecurity (Consequential Amendments and Transitional Provisions) Act 2015; or

(e) under this Act as it applies because of the Biosecurity (Consequential Amendments and Transitional Provisions) Act 2015.

the decisions are made after the commencement day under provisions of the Quarantine Act that continue to apply because of this Act;

the decisions are prescribed as reviewable decisions by the regulations;

the regulations specify the persons who are the relevant persons for the purposes of the application of the Biosecurity Act under this item in relation to the decisions.

the owner of an animal had agreed with the Commonwealth, under subsection 63A(1) of the Quarantine Act, to provide sustenance for the animal during all or part of a period during which the animal was held, or was to be held, in a quarantine station; and

the agreement was in force immediately before the commencement day; and

the animal is subject to biosecurity control because of item 3;

the owner of an animal had been given a direction, under subsection 63A(2) of the Quarantine Act, to provide sustenance for an animal during all or part of a period during which the animal was held, or was to be held, in a quarantine station; and

the direction was in force immediately before the commencement day; and

the animal is subject to biosecurity control because of item 3;

expenses connected with the performance of a service referred to in paragraph 59A(1)(a), (b) or (c) of the Quarantine Act;

remuneration to be paid to a medical officer appointed by the Minister under subsection 63(1) of that Act.

the liability of an agent of an importer or owner of goods to make a payment to the Commonwealth, on or after the commencement day, in respect of expenses connected with the performance of a service referred to in paragraph 64(1)(a), (b), (c) or (d) of the Quarantine Act; and

such a payment made by such an agent on or after that day.

both of the following apply:

the owner of the thing had been given a notice under subsection 66A(2) of the Quarantine Act, or is given a notice under subitem (2), in relation to the thing;

at the end of 30 days after the notice was given, expenses under section 64 of the Quarantine Act are payable in respect of the thing; or

all of the following apply:

despite making reasonable efforts, the Director of Animal and Plant Quarantine could not give a notice under subsection 66A(2) of the Quarantine Act, and the Director of Biosecurity could not give a notice under subitem (2), to the owner of the thing;

the Director of Biosecurity has certified in writing to that effect;

at the end of 30 days after the Director of Biosecurity first attempted to give the notice, expenses under section 64 of the Quarantine Act are payable in respect of the thing.

take possession of the thing; and

make and execute all necessary instruments and documents.

the expenses of the sale; and

the expenses payable under section 64 of the Quarantine Act in respect of the thing;

has not been able to locate the owner of the thing, despite making reasonable efforts; and

has certified to that effect in writing.

the following were cost-recovery charges:

fees required by a determination made for the purposes of subsection 86E(1) of the Quarantine Act to be paid;

late payment fees required by a determination made for the purposes of subsection 86E(2B) of the Quarantine Act to be paid;

(iii) late payment fees prescribed by a regulation for the purposes of subsection 13(1) of the Quarantine Charges (Collection) Act 2014; and

regulations for the purposes of the Biosecurity Act prescribed that the time that a fee described in subparagraph (a)(i) is due and payable is the end of the payment day worked out for the fee under the commencement day); andsection 86E of the Quarantine Act (whether the payment day is before, on or after

regulations for the purposes of the Biosecurity Act prescribed that the time that a late payment fee described in subparagraph (a)(ii) or (iii) was due and payable was the beginning of the commencement day; and

the person liable to pay an amount treated by subparagraph (a)(i) or (ii) as a cost-recovery charge were the person specified by a determination made for the purposes of subsection 86E(2) of the Quarantine Act as the person by whom the amount was payable; and

(e) the person liable to pay an amount treated by subparagraph (a)(iii) as a cost-recovery charge were the person prescribed by a regulation made for the purposes of subsection 13(3) of the Quarantine Charges (Collection) Act 2014.

the old fee or deposit was not refunded under subsection 86E(2H) of the Quarantine Act, or forfeited or returned under a determination made for the purposes of subsection 86E(2F) of that Act, before the commencement day; and

regulations made for the purposes of paragraph 592(4)(a) of the Biosecurity Act do not provide for the reduction of a deposit relating to a fee-bearing activity on account of the old fee or deposit.

a person had been appointed to be an analyst for the purposes of the Quarantine Act under subsection 86DA(1) of that Act; and

the appointment was in force immediately before the commencement day;

an analyst had given a certificate under subsection 86DA(2) of the Quarantine Act before the commencement day in respect of a substance or thing in relation to which an offence against that Act was or is alleged to have been committed; and

either:

proceedings for the offence had been instituted, but had not been finally determined, before that day; or

proceedings for the offence had not been instituted before that day.

a reference to an analyst were a reference to an analyst appointed under subsection 637(1) of the Biosecurity Act; and

(b) subsection (2) were amended by omitting “a form approved by a Director of Quarantine” and substituting “a form approved by the Director of Biosecurity (within the meaning of the Biosecurity Act 2015)”; and

(c) paragraph (2)(a) were amended by omitting “subsection (1)” and substituting “subsection 637(1) of the Biosecurity Act 2015”.

are required or permitted by this Schedule to be prescribed by the regulations; or

are of a transitional nature (including prescribing any saving or application provisions) relating to:

the amendments or repeals made by this Act; or

(ii) the enactment of this Act or the Biosecurity Act 2015.