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Author Australian Quarantine Review Secretariat

Title Australian quarantine : a shared responsibility / M. E. Nairn ... [and others]
Published Canberra, A.C.T. : Dept. of Primary Industries and Energy, 1996

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 WATERFT HEALTH  614.460994 Nai/Aqa  AVAILABLE
Description xxv, 284 pages ; 25 cm
Contents 6. Offshore activities -- 6.1. Principles -- 6.2. International projects -- 6.3. Cooperation with overseas authorities -- 6.4. Preclearance -- 6.5. Offshorer quarantine awareness - 7. Risk analysis -- 7.1. Introduction -- 7.2. Stakeholder concerns -- 7.3. Principles of risk management -- 7.4. Import risk analysis -- 7.5. Methods for risk assessment -- 7.6. Factors included in import risk analysis -- 7.7. Other applications of risk analysis -- 7.8. Key centre for quarantine risk analysis -- Part 5. Border quarantine -- 8. Border activities -- 8.1. Introduction -- 8.2. Principles of border quarantine -- 8.3. Elements of border quarantine -- 8.4. Import protocols -- 8.5. New technologies -- 8.6. Health clearance (pratique) -- 8.7. Aircraft disinsection -- 8.8. Vector monitoring -- 8.9. Quarantine clearance at airports and seaports -- 8.10. Quarantine clearance of cargo -- 8.11. International mail -- 8.12. Waste disposal -- 8.13. Quarantine stations -- 8.14. Compliance and audit -- Part 6. Post-border quarantine
9. Monitoring and surveillance -- 9.1. Introduction -- 9.2. Principles -- 9.3. Importance of monitoring and surveillance -- 9.4. The challenges -- 9.5. Delivery -- 9.6. Imbalance between plants and animals -- 9.7. Resonsibilities for national coordination -- 10. Preparedness and response -- 10.1. Introduction -- 10.2. Principles -- 10.3. National coordination -- 10.4. Early detection -- 10.5. Contingency plans -- 10.6. Incursion response -- Part 7. Implementation -- 11. Resources and legislation -- Appendix A. Submissions received -- Appendix B. Recent incursions of quarantine concern -- Appendix C. International obligations relevant to quarantine -- Appendix D. International standards in quarantine risk analysis -- Appendix E. Border programs
Part 1. Introduction -- 1. The review -- 1.1. Origin of the review -- 1.2. Terms of reference -- 1.3. Membership of the review committee -- 1.4. Conduct of the review - 1.5. Structure of the report -- 1.6. History of the administration of quarantine -- 1.7. Previous reviews of quarantine -- Part 2. A shared responsibility -- 2. A fresh approach -- 2.1. Australian quarantine -- 2.2. Scope of quarantine -- 2.3. Achieving the quarantine goal -- 2.4. A national partnership -- 3. Awareness and consultation -- 3.1. Quarantine culture -- 3.2. Community awareness -- 3.3. Consultation -- Part 3. A new organisation -- 4. Quarantine Australia -- 4.1. Introduction -- 4.2. Principles -- 4.3. Organisational options -- 4.4. Functions and operations of Quarantine Australia -- 4.5. Task force for the establishment of Quarantine Australia -- Part 4. Pre-border quarantine -- 5. International obligations and leadership -- 5.1. Introduction -- 5.2. World trade -- 5.3. Public health -- 5.4. Natural environment -- 5.5. National impact -- 5.6. International leadership
Summary Several fundamental themes characterise the approach the Australian Quarantine Review took in framing its recommendations. A significant number of submissions to the review emphasised the fundamental importance to the community of maintaining Australia's unique natural environment. The committee believes that effective quarantine policy and programs are essential to achieving this objective. The recommendations on the establishment of an Australian Plant Health Council and a Chief Plant Protection Officer position within the Department of Primary Industries and Energy will assist in achieving a higher status for the plant industries. Throughout the course of the review, the committee was aware that as a result of considerable media attention on some recent incursions, some staff within AQIS have felt under siege. The fact is that Australia has remained relatively free of many major pests and diseases of animals and plants, despite its increased participation in international trade and movement of people, and dwindling government financial support for the quarantine service
Analysis Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service
Federal issue
Quarantine
Risk management
Notes At head of title: Australian Quarantine Review Secretariat
Bibliography Bibliography: pages 271-276
Notes Also available via the World Wide Web
Subject Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service.
Quarantine Australia
Plant diseases -- Prevention.
Plant quarantine -- Law and legislation -- Australia.
Quarantine -- Law and legislation -- Australia.
Quarantine -- Australia.
Author Nairn, M. E
Australia. Department of Primary Industries and Energy.
Australian Quarantine Review Secretariat
ISBN 0642259712
Other Titles Also known as: Nairn report
Nairn report