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Northern Territory of Australia

Government GazetteISSN-0157-8324

No. G9 2 March 2016

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Northern Territory Government Gazette No. G9, 2 March 2016


Heritage Act

Provisional Declaration of Heritage Place

I, David William Tollner, Minister for Lands and Planning, under section 37(2) of the

Heritage Act, provisionally declare the place described in the Schedule, known as the

Kulaluk Lease Area, to be a heritage place.

Dated 10 February 2016

D. W. TollnerMinister for Lands and Planning

Schedule

All that area of land and sea partly within the Towns of Darwin and Nightcliff in the

Darwin Region in the Northern Territory of Australia, containing an area of

301.69 hectares or thereabouts being Lot 8630 in Coconut Grove and Lot 5182 in

Ludmilla, more particularly delineated on survey plans S77/93 A to C, lodged with the

Surveyor-General, to be a heritage place.



Control of Roads Act

Proposal to Open Road

I, Craig Leslie Sandy, Surveyor-General, under section 18 of the Control of Roads Act:

(a) give notice of a proposal to open a road through part NT Portions 3671 and 2255 in

accordance with Survey Plan No. S2015/184 and as shown on the map in the

Schedule; and

(b) advise the adjoining owner is as follows:

i) NT Portion 7203

Lindsay and Bettina MacFarlane

ii) NT Portion 7204

T.F.S. Properties Ltd

iii) NT Portion 3859

Mataranka Aboriginal Land Trust

iv) NT Portions 3671, 2255 and 3069

NT Land Corporation


C. L. SandySurveyor-General

Notes

Survey Plan No S2015/184 may be inspected at the office of the Surveyor-General, Arnhemica House, Parap, Road, Parap.

Under section 20 of the Act, a person may object to the proposal by serving notice on the Minister. The notice must:

(a) be served personally or by post within 28 days from the later of the publication of this notice in the Gazette or a local newspaper; and

(b) state the grounds for objections.

Postal objections may be served on the Minister for Lands, Planning and the Environment, GPO Box 1680, Darwin NT 0801.



Control of Roads Act

Proposal to Open Road

I, Craig Leslie Sandy, Surveyor-General, under section 18 of the Control of Roads Act:

(c) give notice of a proposal to open a road through part Sections 1725 and

2643 Hundred of Strangways in accordance with Survey Plan No. S2015/211 and

as shown on the map in the Schedule; and

(d) advise the adjoining owner is as follows:

v) Lot 4163 Hundred of Strangways

Litchfield Shire Council

vi) Lot 1725 Hundred of Strangways

Crown c/- Department of Lands, Planning and the Environment

vii) Lot 2643 Hundred of Strangways

Crown c/- Department of Lands, Planning and the Environment

viii) Lot 4106 Hundred of Strangways

Humpty Doo Developments


C. L. SandySurveyor-General

Notes

Survey Plan No S2015/211 may be inspected at the office of the Surveyor-General, Arnhemica House, Parap, Road, Parap.

Under section 20 of the Act, a person may object to the proposal by serving notice on the Minister. The notice must:

(a) be served personally or by post within 28 days from the later of the publication of this notice in the Gazette or a local newspaper; and

(b) state the grounds for objections.

Postal objections may be served on the Minister for Lands, Planning and the Environment, GPO Box 1680, Darwin NT 0801.



Dangerous Goods Regulations

Approval of Periods for Purchasing, Possessing andThrowing, Igniting or Exploding Shopgoods Fireworks

I, Peter Donald Styles, Minister for Business:

(a) under regulation 139 of the Dangerous Goods Regulations, approve the period

of time from 9 am to 9 pm on Friday 1 July 2016 as a period during which a

person may purchase shopgoods fireworks; and

(b) under regulation 140(1) of the Regulations and with reference to

regulation 140A(1) of the Regulations:

(i) approve the period of time from 9 am on Friday 1 July 2016 to 12 noon

on Saturday 2 July 2016 as a period during which a person may possess

shopgoods fireworks, subject to the condition that this approval does not

apply to the place specified in the Schedule; and

(ii) approve the period of time from 6 pm to 11 pm on Friday 1 July 2016 as

a period during which a person may throw, ignite or explode shopgoods

fireworks, subject to the condition that this approval does not apply to the

place specified in the Schedule.


P. D. StylesMinister for Business


Schedule

All that parcel of land at Mindil Beach in the Town of Darwin, Northern Territory of

Australia bounded by lines described as follows:

Commencing at the intersection of the north-westerly prolongation of the north-eastern

boundary of Lot 5244 with the Low Water Mark of Fannie Bay; thence south-easterly

by the said prolongation and boundary and its south-easterly prolongation to the

north-easterly prolongation of the north-western boundary of Lot 5257; thence

south-westerly to the northern corner of the said Lot; thence south-easterly by its

north-eastern boundary to a north-western boundary of Gilruth Avenue; thence

generally north-easterly by the said boundary to intersect parallel of

south latitude 12 degrees 26 minutes 33.9 seconds, being a point on the centreline of

a stormwater drain exiting under Gilruth Avenue; thence generally north-westerly by

the centreline of the said drain to intersect a south-western boundary of Lot 5670;

thence north west by the said boundary to the Low Water Mark of Fannie Bay; thence

generally south-westerly by the said Low Water Mark to the point of commencement,

the position of Low Water Mark referred to being as at Lowest Astronomical Tide.



Youth Justice Act

Appointment of Superintendent of Youth

Detention Centres

I, Mark Leonard Payne, Acting Commissioner of Correctional Services, under

section 151(1) of the Youth Justice Act, appoint Victor Arnold Charles Williams as the

superintendent for each youth detention centre specified in the Schedule, on and from

15 February 2016.


M. L. PayneActing Commissioner of Correctional Services

Schedule

Alice Springs Youth Detention Centre

Don Dale Youth Detention Centre

Youth Justice Court Youth Detention Centre (TCG Centre)


Weeds Management Act

Appointment of Weed Management Officer

I, Alastair John Shields, Chief Executive Officer of the Department of Land Resource

Management, as the delegate for the Minister for Land Resource Management, under

section 24(1) of the Weeds Management Act, appoint Jace Ralph Emberg to be a

weed management officer.


A. J. ShieldsChief Executive Officer

Department of Land Resource Management



Motor Vehicles Act

Exemption from Motor Vehicles (Standards) RegulationsRear Overhang Exemption for Controlled Access Buses

I, Paul Nathan Rajan, Registrar of Motor Vehicles, pursuant to section 59(2) of the

Motor Vehicles Act, exempt a Controlled Access Bus, as described in the Schedule,

from the requirements of Rule 70(4) of Schedule 6 of the Motor Vehicles

(Standards) Regulations subject to the following conditions:

a) The rear overhang of a Controlled Access Bus must not be more than the lesser

of:

i. 4.9 metres; and

ii. 70% of the distance between the centre-line of the front axle and the rear

overhang line.

b) The Controlled Access Bus must be fitted with an approved identification plate as

described in the Schedule.

ScheduleControlled Access Bus means a bus, except an articulated bus, which is:

i. over 12.5 metres long; and

ii. not longer than 14.5 metres.

Identification Plate means a plate declaring the status of a road vehicle in relation to

the national standards and approved to be placed on vehicles of that type or description

under procedures and arrangements provided for in subsection 10(1) of the

Motor Vehicle Standards Act 1989 (Commonwealth).

Dated this 9 day of February 2016

P. N. RajanRegistrar of Motor Vehicles



Motor Vehicles Act

Exemption from Motor Vehicles (Standards) RegulationsMass Exemption for Two Axle Buses

I, Paul Nathan Rajan, Registrar of Motor Vehicles, pursuant to section 59(2) of the

Motor Vehicles Act, exempt a bus as described in the Schedule, from the requirements

of Regulation 7(b) of the Motor Vehicles (Standards) Regulations subject to the following

conditions:

a) The gross vehicle mass must not exceed the lesser of:

i. 18 tonnes; and

ii. the bus manufacturer’s Gross Vehicle Mass rating.

b) The mass on an axle of the vehicle must not be more than:

i. for a steer axle with single tyres – 7 tonnes; and

ii. for a rear drive axle with dual tyres – 12 tonnes.

c) The vehicle must be operated within the limitations of each manufacturer’s

component rating.

ScheduleA bus means a two axle omnibus that:

i. has a single steer axle with single tyres;

ii. has a single rear (drive) axle with dual tyres;

iii. has more than 9 seating positions (including that of the driver); and

iv. is being used primarily for the transport of passengers.

Dated this 9 day of February 2016

P. N. RajanRegistrar of Motor Vehicles


Police Administration Act

Sale of Goods

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Section 166 of the Police Administration Act, the following property as shown on the attached schedule has been in the possession of the Officer in Charge, Police Station, Peter McAulay Centre, for a period in excess of 3 months and this property will be sold or otherwise disposed of in a manner as determined by the Commissioner of Police, if after twenty-eight (28) days from the publication of this notice the property remains unclaimed.

Scott PollockSuperintendentCasuarina Division

23 February 2016


Exhibit number Item Description453155/001453155/002453155/003453155/004

Black/blue Kodiak MTBPink Repco Crisp MTB

White/blue Southern Star MTBBlack/red Southern Star MTB

453148/001 Black/green Mambo watch447262/002 Play Station Console only444365/039 Grey Avanti Atomic MTB444365/020 White Nikon Coolpix digital camera444365/013444365/016444365/019444365/029444365/030444365/032444365/033444365/036444365/037444365/038

Green Ryobi drill in hard case;Blue Makita hammer drill in hard case;

Crescent tools; sockets drills hex keys etc. in hard plastic case;Silver John Deere multi-tool in black cloth case;

King chrome 48 piece socket set;Stanley 40 piece socket set (one socket missing);

Supatool socket set in plastic case;Blue Irwin soft tool bag containing various hand tools;

Blue Craft Right soft tool bag containing various hand tools;Grey plastic box containing empty Makita belt empty chisel wrap

and various other hand tools;422051/008 Gold and silver earrings422051/005 Grey G Shock gents watch428294/004 SCA tyre inflator and hose428294/002429294/003428294/013

Makita cordless grinderHitachi battery charger

Small petrol powered SupaWorks Generator429294/006 Spray painting guns and hoses450056/001450056/002

Blue Shimano Power SpinBlack/blue Shimano Sonic Pro

450045/001 Golf bag with golf clubs450153/001 Black Citizen watch448979/001 Silver Makita tools box and tools450088/001 Gold ring with white stones449879/001 Silver necklace448826/001448826/002

Red Homelite generatorBlue Eagle generator

449062/001 $100.00449892/001 $303.85448588/003 $4.90450241/001 $450.00448937/002 $7.20449232/001 $40.00450230/002 $5.00450226/002 $11.60448382/002 $0.90450220/002 $1.40448953/001 $50.00450139/002 $75.30448907/001 $60.00


Exhibit number Item Description449662/001 $150.00449312/004 $41.35449892/002 Bronze purse448588/001448588/002

Multi coloured handbagBlack/pink purse

448937/001 Old bum bag450230/001 Black wallet450226/001 Red wallet448382/001 Brown wallet450220/001 Black handbag/purse450139/001 Multi-coloured wallet449312/001449312/002449312/003

Black Luisella handbagBlack Samsung

Black shoes448502/001448502/002

Black carry bagBottle of Jack Daniels

448505/001448505/002448505/003448505/004

Brown handbagLadies clothingWhite SamsungBlack Samsung

448603/001448603/002448603/003448603/004

Black Apple iPadBlack SamsungWhite TelstraBlack Huawei

449577/001 Knife449914/001449914/002

Grey Apple IPodWhite LG mobile

449865/001 White Apple iPod449845/001 White Apple iPhone449840/001 White Apple iPhone449569/001 Black Apple iPhone449315/001 White Samsung448379/001 Black Samsung Galaxy448469/001 Black Sony448723/001 Black Huawei448853/001 Black iPhone448910/001 Black Samsung449009/001 Black Huawei449444/001 Black Samsung449997/001449997/002

Black Apple IPhoneBlack Samsung Galaxy

450091/001 Black Huawei453603/001 Black mini DV video recorder451567/001 Black ZTE449098/001 Pink mobile phone447369/001 Pink/black Samsung447262/003447262/004

Costume jewelleryWhite IPad


Exhibit number Item Description447262/005 Black Telstra mobile447128/001 Black Alcatel445635/006 Black Samsung450239/001 Silver Alcotel mobile450202/001450202/002450202/003450202/004450202/005

Blue Telstra mobileWhite HSPA mobileBlack Telstra mobileRed Telstra mobile

Black Samsung mobile450166/001450166/002450166/003450166/004450166/005

Green iPhoneBlack Huawei mobile

White Samsung mini tabletSilver iPad 4

Blue Odyssey sports bag435045/001435045/002435045/004435045/008

Car keyRegistration renewal notice

Car keySpirex notebook

435045/005435045/012435035/014

USBApple laptop (broken)

Black hard drive and paperwork444365/021 Black LG mobile433166/001 Red MP3 player429461/002429461/003

Harrington 12g SSB; S/N CAC194886Boito 12g SSB; S/N 766173

414365/001414365/002

White Samsung mobileBlack Samsung mobile (damaged)

407373/001407373/002

Red Nokia mobileBlack Samsung mobile

428294/012 U Bute gasmate BBQ449333/001 Black/yellow Huffy445074/001 Violet Venom450136/001 Purple/back Southern Star448866/001 Black/white Diamondback448778/001 White Dunlop448640/001448640/002

Pink CyclopsBlue/black Cyclops

450056/003450056/004

White/black SpecializedSilver Trek

449633/001 Black/pink Metro Vintage449643/002 Green/black Cyclops Hyperlite449766/001 Grey/green Huffy Savoy450040/001 Green Cyclops Vintage450022/001 Blue Huffy449567/001 Red Diamondback449401/001 Black/Red Southern Star Kodiak448777/001 Silver/blue Madd Scooter446617/001 Honda trail bike nil plates attached


Exhibit number Item Description449256/001 Black Repco MTB449194/001 Black Nitro MTB



Notifiable Diseases Act

Declaration of Notifiable Diseases

I, Johan Wessel Elferink, Minister for Health:

(a) under section 6 of the Notifiable Diseases Act and with reference to section 43

of the Interpretation Act, revoke all instruments under section 6 of the

Notifiable Diseases Act in force immediately before the date of this instrument;

and

(b) under section 6 of the Notifiable Diseases Act, declare the diseases specified in

the Schedule to be notifiable diseases for the purposes of the Act.


J. W. ElferinkMinister for Health


Schedule

Notifiable Diseases

Acute post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis

Adverse vaccine reaction

AIDS

Amoebiasis

Anthrax

Arbovirus infection: not otherwise specified

Australian bat lyssavirus

Avian influenza

Barmah Forest virus infection

Botulism

Brucellosis

Campylobacteriosis

Chancroid

Chickenpox

Chikungunya virus infection

Chlamydial conjunctivitis

Chlamydial infection

Cholera

Ciguatera fish poisoning

Congenital rubella infection

Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease

Crusted scabies (*)

Cryptosporidiosis

Dengue virus infection

Diphtheria

Donovanosis (granuloma inguinale)

Food or water borne disease in 2 or more related cases

Gastroenteritis involving one or more related cases in an institution or food

handler


Gonococcal conjunctivitis

Gonococcal infection

Gonococcal neonatal ophthalmia

Group A streptococcal infection (invasive)

Haemolytic uraemic syndrome

Haemophilus influenzae:

o non-type b (invasive)

o type b (invasive)

Hendra virus infection

Hepatitis A

Hepatitis B: chronic

Hepatitis B: newly acquired

Hepatitis B: unspecified

Hepatitis C: newly acquired

Hepatitis C: unspecified

Hepatitis D

Hepatitis E

Hepatitis not otherwise specified

HTLV1:

o asymptomatic/unspecified

o adult T cell leukaemia/lymphoma

o tropical spastic paraparesis

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)

Hydatid infection

Influenza

Japanese encephalitis

Kunjin virus infection

Legionellosis

Leprosy

Leptospirosis

Listeriosis

Lymphogranuloma venereum

Lyssavirus: not otherwise specified


Malaria

Measles

Melioidosis

Meningococcal infection

Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) coronavirus infection (*)

Mumps

Murray Valley encephalitis

Non-tuberculous mycobacterial disease

Ornithosis

Pertussis

Plague

Pneumococcal disease (invasive)

Poliovirus infection

Q fever

Rabies

Rheumatic fever

Ross River virus infection

Rotavirus infection

Rubella

Salmonellosis

Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)

Shiga-like toxin (verocytotoxin) producing Escherichia coli infection

Shigellosis

Smallpox

Strongyloidiasis (extraintestinal)

Syphilis:

o congenital

o of greater than 2 years' or unknown duration

o of less than 2 years' duration

Tetanus

Trichomoniasis

Tuberculosis

Tularaemia

Typhoid and paratyphoid fever


Typhus (all forms)

Varicella infection unspecified

Vibrio infection (invasive)

Vibrio food poisoning

Viral haemorrhagic fever:

o Crimean-Congo fever

o Ebola virus disease

o Lassa fever

o Marburg virus disease

o not otherwise specified

Yellow fever

Yersiniosis

ZosterNote

Diseases marked (*) are newly added to the declared notifiable diseases list




Notifiable DiseasesInformation to be given by Medical Practitioners


(a) under section 8(1) of the Notifiable Diseases Act and with reference to

section 43 of the Interpretation Act, revoke all instruments under section 8 of

the Notifiable Diseases Act in force immediately before the date of this

instrument; and

(b) under section 8(1) of the Notifiable Diseases Act, specify that:

(i) the information in Schedule 1, in relation to a disease listed in

Schedule 2, is to be given in writing or by phone or facsimile

(a non-urgent notification); and

(ii) the information in Schedule 1, in relation to a disease listed in

Schedule 3, is to be given by phone (an urgent notification); and

(iii) the information in Schedule 4 is to be given to a medical officer if the

medical officer requests the information, in the manner specified by the

medical officer.




Schedule 1

Information to be given

Name of the infected person

Contact details of the infected person:

o address

o phone number

o mobile phone number

o email address

Date of birth of the infected person

Gender of the infected person

Indigenous status of the infected person

Name and details of the disease

Test(s) used to diagnose the disease and the result(s)

Name, address and phone number of the medical practitioner giving the

information

Date of onset of the disease

Date the specimen was taken

Whether the infected person died and, if applicable, the date of death

Name of laboratory where results referred for testing

Whether the infected person was admitted to hospital

The location where the infected person became or was likely to have become

infected

The reason for doing the test(s)

The vaccination history of the infected person with respect to the disease


Schedule 2

Notifiable diseases (non-urgent notification)

Adverse vaccine reaction

AIDS

Chickenpox

Chikungunya virus infection, if acquired outside the Northern Territory

Congenital rubella infection

Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease

Dengue virus infection, if acquired outside the Northern Territory


Hepatitis B – chronic

Hepatitis B – newly acquired

Hepatitis B – unspecified

Hepatitis C – newly acquired

Hepatitis C – unspecified

Hepatitis – not otherwise specified

HTLV1:


o tropical spastic paraparesis

Leprosy


Mumps


Rheumatic fever

Rubella

Syphilis:

o congenital



Tetanus

Typhus (all forms)




Zoster


Schedule 3

Notifiable diseases (urgent notification)

Acute post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis

Anthrax


Avian influenza

Botulism

Chancroid

Chikungunya virus infection, if suspected to have been acquired in the

Northern Territory

Cholera

Ciguatera fish poisoning

Dengue virus infection, if suspected to have been acquired in the

Northern Territory

Diphtheria

Food or water borne disease in 2 or more related cases

Gastroenteritis involving one or more related cases in an institution or

food handler


Haemolytic uraemic syndrome

Haemophilus influenzae type b (invasive)





Malaria

Measles




Pertussis

Plague


Rabies



Smallpox

Tuberculosis

Tularaemia





o Lassa fever



Yellow feverNote

Diseases marked (*) are newly added to the urgent notification diseases list.


Schedule 4

Information to be given on request

Chlamydial infection, Trichomoniasis The information listed in Schedule 1

Date and type of treatment given

Clinical features of the disease

Pregnancy status of the infected person

Whether persons who have been in contact with the infected person have been

followed up and treated

Donovanosis (granuloma inguinale) Date and type of treatment given





The exposure category

Whether the person is a sex worker

Type of clinical facility where the infection was diagnosed

Gonococcal infection, The information listed in Schedule 1

Date and type of treatment given





The exposure category



Group A streptococcal infection (invasive) Clinical features of the disease

Whether the infection was acquired in the neonatal period


Whether the infected person lives in an institution and, if so, the type of institution

Whether the infected person attended child care during the period when the

person was likely to have acquired the disease

Brucellosis, Hepatitis A, Hydatid infection, Legionellosis, Leptospirosis, Ornithosis, Q fever The information listed in Schedule 1

The infected person's occupation

The infected person's risk factors for the disease

Hepatitis B (any), Hepatitis C (any) The results and dates of all tests for the disease

Whether the infected person's clinical manifestations are consistent with recent

infection


The country of birth of the infected person

The infected person's mode of exposure

Whether the infected person has a history of intravenous drug use

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) The country of birth of the infected person

The language the infected person speaks at home

The clinical presentation

The dates and results of previous tests for HIV

The dates and results of tests measuring disease severity

Where the person was living when diagnosed with HIV

Exposure history including sexual exposure

Whether the person has died and, if so, the cause of death

Influenza The information listed in Schedule 1



Date and type of any treatment given



Whether the infected person lives in an institution and, if so, the type of institution

Malaria The nationality of the infected person

The date when the infected person arrived in Australia

The locations the infected person has visited in Australia since becoming

infected

Whether the infected person had malaria previously

How the infection was acquired

Whether the infected person is a member of the Australian or an international

military

Whether the infected person had been prescribed and had taken preventative

medication

Whether the infection was diagnosed on screening and if so the reason for the

screening

The results and dates of all tests for the disease

The treatment and dates of treatment the infected person received for the

disease

The dates for admission to and discharge from hospital

The outcome of the disease

Whether the infected person was followed up one week after discharge from

hospital

Meningococcal infection The treatment and the dates of treatment the infected person received for the

disease

The results and dates of previous and subsequent tests for the disease

The clinical manifestations of the disease

Whether the contacts of the infected person have been followed up and treated –

if applicable



Whether the person had a neurological deficit related to the disease on

discharge


Non-tuberculous mycobacterial disease The country of birth of the infected person

The year the infected person first arrived in Australia

Whether the infected person had the disease previously

If the infected person had been diagnosed outside the Northern Territory – the

place of diagnosis

The date the infected person first sought contact with a health care provider


The results of the infected person's test for Human immunodeficiency virus

The Bacille Calmette-Guerin status of the infected person

The organs affected by the disease

The infected person's risk factors and exposures for the disease

The infected person's symptoms

The results of radiological tests used to diagnose the disease


disease

Whether the infected person had a reaction to any of the treatment agents


If the infected person left the Northern Territory permanently while on treatment

for the disease – the destination of the infected person and the date the infected

person departed the Northern Territory

Pneumococcal disease (invasive) The information listed in Schedule 1

The dates and details of all relevant vaccines administered to the infected person

The clinical presentation


The Medicare number of the infected person



The hospital attended by the infected person

The dates of admission to and discharge from hospital

The number of days the infected person was admitted to the intensive care unit

Whether the infected person left hospital prior to discharge

Whether the infected person refused the offer of immunisation prior to discharge

from hospital

Whether the person had a neurological deficit related to the disease at discharge

from hospital

Syphilis (any) Date(s) and type of treatment given

Date(s) and type of previous treatment given for the same disease

The results and dates of previous tests for the same disease





Syphilis (less than 2 years duration) The exposure category



Tuberculosis Country of birth of the infected person

The year the infected person first arrived in Australia

The immigration status of the infected person

Whether the infected person was seen as part of a tuberculosis undertaking

Whether the infected person had tuberculosis previously

The place and year of previous treatment for tuberculosis

If the infected person had been diagnosed outside the NT, the place of the

diagnosis


The date the infected person first sought contract with a health care provider

The results and dates of previous Mantoux tests

Whether the infected person had been diagnosed with latent tuberculosis

infection

If the infected person had been diagnosed with latent tuberculosis infection,

whether treatment had been offered and taken and the respective dates


The results and dates of tests for the disease

The organs affected by tuberculosis


disease

The compliance of the infected person with the treatment


The names of persons in contact with the infected person, with respect to

tuberculosis

Typhus (all forms), Vibrio infection (invasive) The infected person's occupation





Notifiable Diseases Information to be given by Laboratories


(a) under section 16(1) of the Notifiable Diseases Act and with reference to

section 43 of the Interpretation Act, revoke all instruments under section 16 of

the Notifiable Diseases Act in force immediately before the date of this

instrument; and

(b) under section 16(1) of the Notifiable Diseases Act, specify that:

(i) the information in Schedule 1, in relation to a disease listed in

Schedule 2, is to be given in writing or by phone or facsimile

(a non-urgent notification); and

(ii) the information in Schedule 1, in relation to a disease listed in

Schedule 3, is to be given by phone (an urgent notification).




Schedule 1

Information to be given

Name of the infected person

Contact details of the infected person:

o address

o phone number

o mobile phone number

o email address

Date of birth of the infected person

Gender of the infected person

Indigenous status of the infected person

Test(s) used to diagnose the disease and the result(s)

Name of the referring practitioner

Date the laboratory notified the disease

Date the specimen was taken

Name of the laboratory


Schedule 2

Notifiable diseases (non-urgent notification)

Amoebiasis

Arbovirus infection: not otherwise specified

Barmah Forest virus infection

Brucellosis

Campylobacteriosis

Chickenpox

Chikungunya virus infection

Chlamydial conjunctivitis

Chlamydial infection

Crusted scabies (*)

Cryptosporidiosis

Dengue virus infection


Gonococcal infection – urgent notification if isolate is penicillin resistant

Gonococcal neonatal ophthalmia – urgent notification if isolate is penicillin

resistant

Group A streptococcal infection (invasive)

Haemophilus influenzae non-type b (invasive)

Hepatitis B: chronic

Hepatitis B: newly acquired

Hepatitis B: unspecified

Hepatitis C: newly acquired

Hepatitis C: unspecified

Hepatitis D

HTLV1:


o asymptomatic/unspecified

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)

Hydatid infection

Influenza

Leprosy

Leptospirosis


Listeriosis


Melioidosis

Mumps


Ornithosis

Pneumococcal disease (invasive)

Q Fever

Ross River virus infection

Rotavirus infection

Rubella

Salmonellosis

Shigellosis

Strongyloidiasis (extraintestinal)

Syphilis:



Tetanus

Trichomoniasis

Typhus (all forms)



Yersiniosis

ZosterNote

Diseases marked (*) are newly added to the non-urgent notification diseases list.


Schedule 3

Notifiable diseases (urgent notification)

Anthrax


Avian influenza

Botulism

Chancroid

Cholera

Diphtheria


Gonococcal infection: penicillin resistant isolate

Gonococcal neonatal ophthalmia: penicillin resistant isolate

Haemophilus influenzae type b (invasive)


Hepatitis A

Hepatitis E



Legionellosis


Malaria

Measles




Pertussis

Plague


Rabies


Shiga-like toxin (verocytotoxin) producing Escherichia coli infection

Smallpox

Tuberculosis

Tularaemia



Vibrio food poisoning




o Lassa fever



Yellow feverNote

Diseases marked (*) are newly added to the urgent notification diseases list.

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