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• U • B E AS RT LIT AS•ET•FIDE GAZETTE PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY WEDNESDAY 7 APRIL 2021 No. 22 074 ISSN 0039-9795

CONTENTS Notices to Creditors

Notice Page DOROTHY HELEN LORD late of BUPA Aged Care, 14 Gore Administration and Probate ...... 364 Street, South Hobart in Tasmania, formerly of 113 Forest Road, West Hobart in Tasmania, Deceased. Electoral...... 381 Creditors, Next of Kin and others having claims in respect of Emergency Management...... 364 the property or estate of the abovenamed deceased who died on the 24th day of June 2020 are required by the Executors SCOTT Erratum...... 390 WILLIAM LAW and DAVID MARTIN REES to send particulars Notice to Creditors...... 363 of their claim to the Registrar of the Supreme Court of Tasmania, GPO Box 167, Hobart 7001 by the 7th day of May 2021 after Staff Movements...... 387 which date the Executors may distribute the assets having regard only to the claims of which they have notice. Dated this seventh day of April 2021. E.R. HENRY, WHERRETT & BENJAMIN

RODNEY VINCENT BERRY late of 13/107 Channel Highway, Kingston, TAS 7050, died on 10 January 2020, Business Owner. Creditors, next of kin and others having claims in respect of the property of the abovenamed deceased, are required by the Executor DANIEL JOHN MCCARTHY, to send particulars to McMullen Lawyers of First Floor, 2 Bayfield St Rosny Park TAS 7018 or Tasmanian Government Gazette the Registrar of the Supreme Court of Tasmania by the 7th day Text copy to be sent to Acrodata Tasmania Pty Ltd. of May, 2021 after which date the Executor may distribute the Email: [email protected] Fax: (03) 8888 9948 Mail: GPO Box 1487, Hobart Tas. 7001 assets, having regard only to the claims that he then has notice. Order Information Dated this seventh day of April 2021. When using this facility please ensure that your order and a copy of the material are faxed to Acrodata Tasmania Pty Ltd MCMULLEN LAWYERS on (03) 8888 9948 Solicitors for the Executor Deadlines All copy must be received by last mail Friday or 4pm Friday prior BESSIE MARGARET COOPER late of Strathaven Home, to publication. A proof will be emailed prior to publication. Please supply an email address in order for us to forward a proof. If your Berriedale in Tasmania, deceased, who died on the 17th day of advertisement requires alterations, they are to be sent as soon as October 2020. possible, but before 4pm on the Monday prior to publication. After this deadline Acrodata Tasmania Pty Ltd will not be held Creditors, next of kin and others having claims in respect of the responsible for any errors and the advertisement will be printed. property or estate of the abovenamed deceased are required by the Enquiries Executors HILDI LAVINIA REINHART, CON TSAMASSIROS Subscriptions enquiries phone (03) 6210 9634 and JOHN THOMAS LEWINSKI all care of Butler McIntyre & Account enquiries phone (03) 6210 9666 Butler, 20 Murray Street, Hobart in Tasmania to send particulars Gazette Notice enquiries phone (03) 6210 9631 of their claim to the Registrar of the Supreme Court of Tasmania Out of Hours Special Gazette Notifications in Tasmania in writing on or before the 7th day of May 2021 Out-of-hours notification for Special Gazette phone (03) 6210 9634 after which date the Executors may distribute the assets, having or mobile 0448 046 747 regard only to the claims of which the Executors then have notice. Gazette and State Service Online The Tasmanian Government Gazette and State Service Notices are Dated this seventh day of April 2021. __ now available online at: www.gazette.tas.gov.au BUTLER MCINTYRE & BUTLER Solicitors for the Estate __ No. 22 074 7 April 364 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 7 April 2021 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ACT 2006 Administration and Probate Appointment of Municipal Emergency Management Coordinator Notice is hereby given that in accordance with Section 23 of the Administration and Probate Act 1935 Emergency Management Act 2006, the following appointment Notice for Claims has been made for a period of three (3) years commencing on the date of this Notice. CARMEL FAY THOMSON late of 17 Frederick Henry Parade Cremorne in Tasmania. Mr Peter Porch, Municipal Emergency Management Coordinator, Glamorgan Spring Bay Council. Creditors, next of kin and others having claims in respect of the property or estate of the deceased CARMEL FAY THOMSON Dated this twenty-fourth day of March 2021. who died on the 29 March 2017 are required by the Executors THE HON MARK SHELTON MP MICHAEL JOHN THOMSON, ANDREW JAMES THOMSON Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Management and SHARON LOUISE THOMSON C/- Simmons Wolfhagen of Level 4, 99 Bathurst Street, Hobart in Tasmania to send particulars EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ACT 2006 to Simmons Wolfhagen and to the Registrar of the Supreme Court of Tasmania, GPO Box 167, Hobart in Tasmania 7001 by the 7 DIRECTIONS IN RELATION TO PERSONS May 2021 after which date the Executors may distribute the assets, ARRIVING IN TASMANIA having regard only to the claims of which they then have notice. A significant threat of an emergency is occurring in Tasmania Dated this seventh day of April 2021. due the coronavirus disease COVID-19 ('the Disease'). To protect persons from distress, injury or death, I make the following SIMMONS WOLFHAGEN directions in the exercise of emergency powers authorised under Solicitors for the Executors Section 40 of the Emergency Management Act 2006 and pursuant to clauses 1(1)(b, 1(1)(q) and 1(1)(t) of Schedule 1 to that Act:

Emergency Management DIRECTION TO PROVIDE INFORMATION 1. Every person who arrives in Tasmania from a departure point outside of Tasmania is required, on arrival and subsequent to EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ACT 2006 their arrival, to answer any question asked by an authorised Appointment of Regional Emergency Management Controller officer within the meaning of the Emergency Management Notice is hereby given that in accordance with Section 17(2) of Act ('authorised officer') or to provide any document or other the Emergency Management Act 2006, the following appointment information required by an authorised officer. has been made for a period of five (5) years commencing on the date of this Notice. DIRECTIONS IN RELATION TO ISOLATION IN AN ACCOMMODATION FACILITY Commander Stuart Wilkinson, Regional Emergency Management Controller, Northern Region. 2. If, pursuant to these Directions, a person is required to isolate in an accommodation facility, they are also required to: Dated this fifteenth day of March 2021. i. comply with any lawful directions given to them THE HON MARK SHELTON MP by an authorised officer during the period they are Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Management required to remain in isolation at an accommodation facility, and EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ACT 2006 ii. remain in the room provided to them at the Appointment of Deputy Municipal accommodation facility specified to them for the Emergency Management Coordinator period they are required to remain in isolation unless Notice is hereby given that in accordance with Section 23 of the permitted to leave their room by an authorised officer, Emergency Management Act 2006, the following appointment in which case they must wear a facemask at all times has been made for a period of three (3) years commencing on when absent from their room unless for a permitted the date of this Notice. reason. Mr Darren Smith, Deputy Municipal Emergency Management PROHIBITION ON ARRIVING IN TASMANIA AT KING Coordinator, Glamorgan Spring Bay Council. ISLAND, FLINDERS ISLAND OR ANY ISLAND IN THE Dated this twenty-fourth day of March 2021. FURNEAUX GROUP OF ISLANDS THE HON MARK SHELTON MP 3. If, pursuant to these Directions, a person is required to isolate Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Management in an accommodation facility upon their arrival in Tasmania, they are prohibited from arriving in Tasmania at King Island, Flinders Island or any island in the Furneaux group of islands ('the Islands') except with the prior approval of the Deputy State Controller. 4. Unless they elect to immediately leave Tasmania, a person who arrives in Tasmania at one of the Islands in contravention of the prohibition in Direction 3, may be required by an authorised officer to isolate at an accommodation facility on mainland Tasmania. A person who is subject to such a requirement must comply with any directions of an authorised officer concerning: i. their departure from the Island, and 7 April 2021 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 365 ii. transit to the accommodation facility on mainland accommodation facility specified to them by an authorised Tasmania. officer or at suitable premises. 5. A person who arrives in Tasmania at one of the Islands in 12. A person who elects to leave Tasmania after disembarking contravention of the prohibition in Direction 3 who elects a vessel at a place which was not an approved maritime to immediately leave Tasmania, may be required to isolate entry point, may be required to isolate at an accommodation at an accommodation facility on the Island or on mainland facility specified to them by an authorised officer or at suitable Tasmania as specified to them by an authorised officer, until premises until they are able to leave Tasmania. A person they are able to leave Tasmania. A person who is subject to who is subject to such a requirement must comply with any such a requirement must comply with any directions of an directions of an authorised officer concerning: authorised officer concerning: a. Transit to the accommodation facility, and a. transit to the accommodation facility, and b. Their departure from Tasmania. b. their departure from the Island. DIRECTIONS IN RELATION TO THE MOVEMENT OF DIRECTIONS IN RELATION TO THE MOVEMENT OF AIRCRAFTS & PLACES OF ARRIVAL VESSELS & PLACES OF ARRIVAL 13. The pilot in command of an aircraft whose flight commences 6. The master of a vessel whose course commences outside outside Tasmania is prohibited from landing that aircraft at Coastal Waters is prohibited from docking, berthing or any place in Tasmania which is not an approved airport. anchoring that vessel at any place within Coastal Waters 14. The prohibition in Direction 13 does not apply: which is not an approved maritime entry point. a. if the pilot in command has the prior approval of 7. The prohibition in Direction 6 does not apply: the Deputy State Controller to land the aircraft at a. if the master of the vessel has the prior approval a place other than an approved airport. Persons of the Deputy State Controller to dock, berth or given such an approval are required to comply with anchor the vessel at a place other than an approved any conditions that are imposed by the Deputy State maritime entry point. Persons given such an approval Controller; or are required to comply with any conditions that are b. in an emergency or if it is essential to refuel, in which imposed by the Deputy State Controller; or case the pilot of the aircraft is required to immediately b. in an emergency or if it is essential to refuel, in which report the flight particulars to Biosecurity Tasmania. case the master of the vessel is required to immediately 15. The pilot in command of a defined aircraft whose flight report the vessel particulars to Biosecurity Tasmania. commences outside Tasmania is prohibited from landing at 8. The master of a vessel whose course commences outside any place in Tasmania unless: Coastal Waters is prohibited from docking, berthing or a. flight particulars have been reported to Biosecurity anchoring that vessel at any place within Coastal Waters Tasmania at least 24 hours before the aircraft is unless: scheduled to land; and a. vessel particulars have been reported to Biosecurity b. the pilot in command of the defined aircraft has Tasmania at least 24 hours before the vessel is a receipt from Biosecurity Tasmania for the flight scheduled to dock, berth or anchor; and particulars that have been reported in accordance b. the master of the vessel has a receipt from Biosecurity with paragraph (a); and Tasmania for the vessel particulars that have been c. the pilot in command of the defined aircraft has reported in accordance with paragraph (a); and notified Biosecurity Tasmania of any changes to c. the master of the vessel has notified Biosecurity the flight particulars that have been reported in Tasmania of any changes to the vessel particulars accordance with paragraph (a). that have been reported in accordance with paragraph 16. A person who arrives in Tasmania by aircraft from a departure (a). point outside of Tasmania, is prohibited from disembarking 9. A person who arrives in Tasmania by vessel from a departure that aircraft at a place which is not an approved airport. point outside of Coastal Waters, is prohibited from 17. An Authorised Person or a person who has: disembarking that vessel at a place which is not an approved maritime entry point. a. spent any time in a medium risk area within 14 days prior to their arrival in Tasmania other than during 10. The prohibition in Direction 9 does not apply: authorised transit, or a. to a person who has been granted prior approval by b. attended medium risk premises on a date or within the the Deputy State Controller to arrive in Tasmania period identified by the Director, if such attendance at a place other than an approved maritime entry is within 14 days prior to their arrival in Tasmania- point. Persons given such an approval are required to comply with any conditions that are imposed by is prohibited, on their arrival in Tasmania, from disembarking the Deputy State Controller; or an aircraft at a restricted airport. b. in an emergency, in which case the person arriving is 18. The prohibitions in Directions 16 and 17 do not apply: required to immediately report the vessel particulars a. to a person who has been granted prior approval by to Biosecurity Tasmania. the Deputy State Controller to arrive in Tasmania at a 11. Unless they elect to immediately leave Tasmania, a person place other than an approved airport or to disembark who arrives in Tasmania by vessel from a departure point at a restricted airport. Persons given such an approval outside of Coastal Waters and disembarks that vessel at are required to comply with any conditions that are a place which is not an approved maritime entry point imposed by the Deputy State Controller; or in contravention of the prohibition in Direction 9, may be b. in an emergency. required by an authorised officer to isolate for 14 days at an 19. Unless they elect to immediately leave Tasmania, a person who arrives in Tasmania by aircraft from a departure point outside of Tasmania and disembarks that aircraft in contravention of 366 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 7 April 2021 Direction 16 or 17, may be required by an authorised officer by the Deputy State Controller and comply with the to isolate for 14 days at an accommodation facility specified requirements specified in Schedule 2 for 14 days from to them by an authorised officer or at suitable premises. their arrival and any additional requirements imposed 20. A person who elects to leave Tasmania after disembarking by the Deputy State Controller and notified to them an aircraft in contravention of Direction 16 or 17, may be in writing. required to isolate at an accommodation facility specified to 29. The Deputy State Controller may authorise a person subject them by an authorised officer or at suitable premises until to Direction 27 to isolate at suitable premises. Persons they are able to leave Tasmania. A person who is subject to given such an authorisation are required to comply with the such a requirement must comply with any directions of an requirements specified in Schedule 2 for 14 days from their authorised officer concerning: arrival and any additional requirements imposed by the Deputy c. Transit to the accommodation facility, and State Controller and notified to them in writing. d. Their departure from Tasmania. 30. Direction 27 does not apply to an Authorised Person specified in Schedule 1 other than a person specified in Items 2 or 8 of DIRECTIONS UNDER THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT 1997 that Schedule, unless that person: 21. Every person who arrives in Tasmania from a departure point a. arrived in Australia from overseas within 14 days outside of Tasmania is required to comply with any directions prior to their arrival in Tasmania; or of the Director issued under the Public Health Act 1997 b. disembarked a cruise ship within 14 days prior to applicable to persons arriving in Tasmania. their arrival in Tasmania; or 22. A person who falls within paragraphs (a) or (b) of the c. on arrival in Tasmania is displaying any clinical definition of Affected Person who is not in isolation by virtue symptoms of COVID-19 or has displayed any such of Direction 30 or 37, is required to isolate themselves for symptoms within 72 hours prior to their arrival. 14 days at an accommodation facility specified to them by Such persons are subject to Direction 27 unless excluded from an authorised officer or at suitable premises approved by the operation of that Direction by operation of Direction 28. the Deputy State Controller if they fail to comply with any direction of the Director which requires them to undergo a 31. An Authorised Person who is not subject to Direction 27 test for the Disease. by virtue of Direction 30, is required to comply with the requirements specified in Schedule 4 for 14 days from their 23. If a person referred to in Direction 22 subsequently undergoes arrival and any additional requirements imposed by the Deputy a test for the Disease and it returns a negative result, they may State Controller and notified to them in writing. leave isolation if approved by the Deputy State Controller. 32. If an Affected Person who is not an Authorised Person 24. A person who falls within paragraphs (a), (b), (c) or (d) arrives in Tasmania they must leave as soon as possible if of the definition of Affected Person who is in isolation required to do so by an authorised officer and comply with any pursuant to Direction 22, 27 or 29, is required to isolate in direction of an authorised officer concerning their departure the accommodation facility or at the suitable premises for from Tasmania. an additional 10 days to the period of isolation required by virtue of Direction 22, 27 or 29 if they fail to comply with any 33. Direction 32 does not apply to a person who is subject to directions of the Director which requires them to undergo a Direction 28. test for the Disease. 34. An authorised officer may require an Affected Person required 25. If a person referred to in Direction 24 has completed the period to leave Tasmania pursuant to a requirement under Direction of isolation required by virtue of Direction 22, 27 or 29 and 32 to isolate at an accommodation facility specified to them subsequently undergoes a test for the Disease and it returns by the authorised officer until they are able to leave Tasmania. a negative result, they may leave isolation if approved by the 35. If an Affected Person who is not an Authorised Person arrives Deputy State Controller. in Tasmania in contravention of Direction 26 and is not subject to a requirement to leave Tasmania pursuant to Direction 32, DIRECTIONS IN RELATION TO HIGH RISK ARRIVALS they are required to isolate for 14 days at an accommodation 26. An Affected Person must not enter Tasmania unless they are facility specified to them by an authorised officer an Authorised Person. 36. If, on their arrival in Tasmania, it is not possible to verify/ 27. An Authorised Person who is permitted to enter Tasmania is determine whether a person is an Authorised Person then required to isolate for 14 days at an accommodation facility Direction 27 applies to that person until their status can be specified to them by an authorised officer. verified/determined. 28. Direction 27 does not apply to an Affected Person who is under 37. Direction 27 does not apply to a member of a maritime crew the age of 18 years who arrives in Tasmania unaccompanied granted an approval under Item 8 of Schedule 1 unless that by an adult. person: a. If such a person has spent any time in a high risk area a. arrived in Australia from overseas within 14 days within 14 days prior to their arrival in Tasmania, or prior to their arrival in Tasmania; or attended high risk premises within 14 days prior to b. falls within paragraph (f) of the definition of their arrival in Tasmania, they are required to isolate at Authorised Person; or suitable premises and comply with the requirements specified in Schedule 2 for 14 days from their arrival. c. disembarked a cruise ship within 14 days prior to their arrival in Tasmania; or b. If such a person has arrived in Australia from overseas within 14 days prior to their arrival in Tasmania, d. on arrival in Tasmania is displaying any clinical they are required to isolate at premises approved symptoms of COVID-19 or has displayed any such symptoms within 72 hours prior to their arrival. 7 April 2021 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 367 38. A member of a maritime crew who is not subject to Direction to suitable premises and remain in, or at, those premises until 27 by virtue of Direction 37 is required, for 14 days from the expiration of the 14 day period of isolation if: their arrival, to comply with Schedule 4 and any additional a. the high risk area they have spent time in within 14 requirements imposed by the Deputy State Controller and days of their arrival in Tasmania ceases to be on the notified to them in writing. list referred to in the definition of high risk area and 39. If, on their arrival in Tasmania, it is not possible to verify/ the area has been placed on the list referred to in the determine whether a person satisfies the requirements of definition of medium risk area; or Direction 37, then they are required to isolate in suitable b. the high risk premises they have attended within 14 premises approved by the Deputy State Controller until that days of their arrival in Tasmania ceases to be on the information can be verified/determined. list referred to in the definition of high risk premises and the premises have been placed on the list referred DIRECTIONS IN RELATION TO PERSONS ARRIVING to in the definition of medium risk premises. FROM MEDIUM RISK AREAS 48. A person who is in isolation at an accommodation facility 40. If a person who arrives in Tasmania has: pursuant to Direction 27 of these directions or in isolation at a. spent any time in a medium risk area within 14 days suitable premises pursuant to Direction 29 of these directions, prior to their arrival in Tasmania other than during who does not fall within paragraph (c), (d), (e) or (f) of the authorised transit, or definition of Affected Person, is no longer subject to the b. attended medium risk premises on a date or within the requirement to isolate or to comply with the requirements period identified by the Director, if such attendance specified in Schedule 2 if: is within 14 days prior to their arrival in Tasmania, a. the high risk area they have spent time in within 14 they must isolate for 14 days at suitable premises. A person days of their arrival in Tasmania ceases to be on the who is subject to this direction is also required to comply list referred to in the definition of high risk area with the requirements specified in Schedule 2 for 14 days and has not been placed on the list referred to in the from their arrival in Tasmania. definition of medium risk area; or 41. Direction 40 does not apply to a person who is specified b. high risk premises they have attended within 14 days in Schedule 1 unless that person is displaying any clinical of their arrival in Tasmania ceases to be on the list symptoms of COVID-19 on arrival in Tasmania or has referred to in the definition of high risk premises displayed any such symptoms within 72 hours prior to their and has not been placed on the list referred to in the arrival. Such persons are subject to Direction 40. definition of medium risk premises. 42. If a person specified in Schedule 1 is subject to Direction 40 49. Directions 47 and 48 do not apply to a person who has, within by virtue of Direction 41 and they subsequently undergo a 14 days of their arrival in Tasmania: test for the Disease which returns a negative result, they are a. spent time in a geographical area or location, or on not required to isolate for the balance of the 14 days. a transport route that remains on the list referred to 43. A person specified in Schedule 1 who is not subject to Direction in the definition of high risk area; or 40 by virtue of Direction 41, or is no longer subject to Direction b. attended high risk premises that remain on the list 40 by virtue of Direction 42, is required to comply with the referred to in the definition of high risk premises on requirements specified in Schedule 4 for a period of 14 days a date or within the period identified by the Director. from their arrival in Tasmania and any additional requirements 50. A person who, by virtue of Direction 47, is permitted to leave imposed by the Deputy State Controller and notified to them an accommodation facility, is required to comply with: in writing. a. any directions given to them by an authorised officer 44. If, on arrival in Tasmania it is not possible to verify/determine in relation to their transit to suitable premises; and whether a person falls within Schedule 1, then Direction 40 applies to that person until that information can be verified/ b. the requirements specified in paragraphs b, c, d, e, f, determined. g, h, i and j of Schedule 2 until the expiration of the 14 day period of isolation. 45. If a person to whom Direction 40 applies fails or is unable to nominate suitable premises on their arrival to Tasmania, 51. A person who is in isolation pursuant to Direction 40 of these then they must isolate at an accommodation facility specified directions is no longer subject to the requirement to isolate or to them by an authorised officer for 14 days, or until suitable to comply with the requirements specified in Schedule 2 if: premises are identified and approved by the Deputy State a. the medium risk area they have spent time in within Controller. 14 days of their arrival in Tasmania ceases to be on the list referred to in the definition of medium risk EXEMPTION & RELEASE FROM ISOLATION area; or 46. The Deputy State Controller may: b. the medium risk premises they have attended within a. exempt a person from a requirement to isolate subject 14 days of their arrival in Tasmania ceases to be on to any requirement that is considered appropriate and the list referred to ·/the definition of medium risk notified to them in writing; or premises. b. authorise the release of a person from isolation prior to 52. Direction 51 does not apply to a person who has, within 14 the expiration of 14 days, subject to any requirement days of their arrival in Tasmania: that is imposed by the Deputy State Controller and a. spent time in a geographical area or location, or on notified to them in writing. a transport route that remains on the list referred to 47. A person who is in isolation at an accommodation facility in the definition of medium risk area; or pursuant to Direction 27 of these directions who does not fall b. spent time in a geographical area or location, or on within paragraph (c), (d), (e) or (f) of the definition of Affected a transport route that appears on the list referred to Person, may transit directly from that accomodation facility in the definition of high risk area; or c. attended high risk premises that remain on the list 368 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 7 April 2021 referred to in the definition of high risk premises on a or date or within the period identified by the Director; or iii. Accepted personnel from another vessel d. attended medium risk premises that remain on the which, within 28 days, had been at a foreign list referred to in the definition of medium risk port; and/or premises on a date or within the period identified iv. Accepted crew or other persons from an by the Director. offshore facility. DEFINITIONS approved airport means: Affected Person means: Hobart International (Strachan Devonport (Airport Road, a. A person who has spent any time in a high risk area Street, Cambridge) Devonport) within 14 days prior to their arrival in Tasmania, other Cambridge Aerodrome (115 Burnie (3 Airport Street, Wynard) than during authorised transit. Kennedy Drive, Cambridge) b. A person who has attended high risk premises on a Launceston (201 Evandale Road, King Island (Morrison Avenue, date or within the period identified by the Director, Western Junction, Launceston) Loorana) if such attendance is within 14 days prior to their Flinders Island (122 Palana St Helens Aerodrome arrival in Tasmania; or Road, Whitemark) (Aerodrome Road, Stieglitz) c. A person (other than someone to whom paragraph (f) Smithton (347 Montagu Road, Strahan (Macquarie Heads Road, applies) who has arrived in Australia from overseas Smithton) Strahan) within 14 days prior to their arrival in Tasmania, Bridport (Bridport Road, except for: Bridport) i. a person who arrives in Australia from New Zealand who has not, within 14 days prior to approved hotel is a hotel, motel or place of accommodation that is their arrival: contained within a list approved by the Director and published on (A) spent time in any other country; or the website coronavirus.tas.gov.au for the purpose of the definition of authorised transit. (B) spent time in a high risk area or medium risk area; or approved maritime entry point means: (C) attended high risk premises or medium Bell Bay Naracoopa risk premises. Bridport Port Huon ii. a person who arrives in Tasmania from Antarctica Burnie Port Latta and is a participant in an Australian Antarctic Division (AAD) Antarctic program as either an Currie Risdon expeditioner or associated crew member (which Devonport Smithton includes flight crews), provided that: Grassy Spring Bay (A) within 14 days of arriving in Tasmania from Antarctica the person did not spend any time Hobart St Helens in a medium risk area or high risk area, Inspection Head Stanley or attend medium risk premises or high risk premises; and Lady Barron Strahan (B) within 14 days of arriving in Tasmania, and Launceston Whitemark while in Antarctica, the person did not come Longreach Wynyard into contact with a person who was not also engaged in an AAD Antarctic program as an Authorised Person means: expeditioner or associated crew member; or a. In the case of an Affected Person who has spent any d. A person who has disembarked a cruise ship within time in a high risk area within 14 days prior to their 14 days prior to their arrival in Tasmania; or arrival in Tasmania: e. A person who, at the time of their arrival in Tasmania, i. a person specified in Items 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 or 8 of is subject to a requirement to isolate under a law of Schedule 1; or another State or Territory; or ii. a person specified in Item 4 of Schedule 1 who f. A member of a maritime crew (other than someone has been granted prior approval by the Deputy to whom paragraphs (c)(i) or (ii) apply) who: State Controller to enter Tasmania. i. On arrival in Tasmania, disembarks a vessel that, b. In the case of an Affected Person who attended high within 28 days prior to its arrival in Tasmania, had: risk premises on a date or within the period identified by the Director, if such attendance is within 14 days i. Berthed at a foreign port; and/or prior to their arrival in Tasmania: ii. Accepted personnel from a foreign port; and/ i. a person specified in Items 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 or 8 of or Schedule 1; or iii. Accepted personnel from another vessel ii. a person specified in Item 4 of Schedule 1 who which, within 28 days, had been at a foreign has been granted prior approval by the Deputy port; and/or State Controller to enter Tasmania. iv. Accepted crew or other persons from an c. In the case of an Affected Person who has arrived in offshore facility; or Australia from overseas within 14 days prior to their ii. Arrives in Tasmania within 28 days of disembarking arrival in Tasmania (other than a person to whom a vessel in another Australian State or Territory which, within that same period, had: i. Berthed at a foreign port; and/or ii. Accepted personnel from a foreign port; and/ 7 April 2021 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 369 paragraph (f) applies), a person who has been granted of high risk area or the list referred to in the definition prior approval by the Deputy State Controller to enter of medium risk area) to an airport or seaport without Tasmania. breaking their journey except to: d. In the case of an Affected Person who has 1. obtain fuel, or disembarked a cruise ship within 14 days prior to their 2. enable a passenger to embark or disembark the arrival in Tasmania, a person who has been granted vehicle provided that the vehicle did not stop in prior approval by the Deputy State Controller to enter a high risk area, or Tasmania. 3. disembark for the purpose of transit to another e. In the case of a person who, at the time of their arrival vehicle in order to travel directly to the airport in Tasmania, is subject to a requirement to isolate or seaport of departure, provided the person does under a law of another State or Territory, a person not disembark in a high risk area; or who has been granted prior approval by the Deputy State Controller to enter Tasmania. e. Transit from a place of isolation at an accommodation facility which is within a medium risk area where f. In the case of an Affected Person who is a member the person travels (otherwise than on a transport of a maritime crew who: route which was, at the time of transiting, on the list a. On arrival in Tasmania, disembarks a vessel that, referred to in the definition of high risk area or the within 28 days prior to its arrival in Tasmania, list referred to in the definition of medium risk area) had: to an airport or seaport of departure without breaking i. Berthed at a foreign port; and/or their journey except to: ii. Accepted personnel from a foreign port; and/ 1. obtain fuel, or or 2. enable a passenger to embark or disembark the iii. Accepted personnel from another vessel vehicle provided that the vehicle did not stop in which, within 28 days, had been at a foreign a high risk area, or port; and/or 3. disembark for the purpose of transit to another iv. Accepted crew or other persons from an vehicle in order to travel directly to the airport offshore facility; or or seaport of departure, provided the person does not disembark in a high risk area; or b. Arrives in Tasmania within 28 days of disembarking a vessel in another Australian State or Territory f. Transit through a medium risk area or high risk which, within that same period, had: area by a person specified in Item 5 of Schedule 1 in the course of their duties, who wears appropriate i. Berthed at a foreign port; and/or personal protective equipment at all times; or ii. Accepted personnel from a foreign port; and/ g. Transit which has the prior approval of the Deputy or State Controller. iii. Accepted personnel from another vessel clinical symptoms of COVID-19 are: which, within 28 days, had been at a foreign port; and/or i. Temperature of ≥37.5°; iv. Accepted crew or other persons from an ii. Chills and/or night sweats; offshore facility - iii. Cough, shortness of breath, sore throat; a person who has been granted prior approval by the iv. Loss of taste or smell. Deputy State Controller to enter Tasmania. Coastal Waters means - authorised transit is: (a) The part or parts of the territorial sea of Australia a. Transit directly through an airport in a medium risk that is or are within the adjacent area in respect of area or high risk area where the person does not Tasmania other than any part referred to in section 4(2) leave the confines of the airport except to board a of the Coastal Waters (State Powers) Act 1980 of the flight or to stay at an approved hotel overnight; or Commonwealth; and b. Transit from a place of isolation at an accommodation (b) Any sea that is on the landward side of any part of the facility which is within a high risk area, where the territorial sea and is within the adjacent area in respect person travels directly (otherwise than on a transport of Tasmania but is not within the limits of Tasmania. route which was, at the time of transiting, on the list defined aircraft means any aircraft (other than one which is referred to in the definition of high risk area or the used for the delivery, transport or retrieval of patients, organs and list referred to in the definition of medium risk area) tissues) whose flight details (including the date, time and location to an airport or seaport of departure without breaking of arrival) are not published on a publicly available website for the their journey except to obtain fuel; or purposes of communicating the arrival of flights into Tasmania. c. Transit through a high risk area by vehicle (otherwise Director means the Director of Public Health appointed under than on a transport route which was, at the time of the Public Health Act 1997. transit, on the list referred to in the definition of high risk area or the list referred to in the definition of facemask means a fitted face covering, other than a shield, that medium risk area) to an airport or seaport without fits securely around the face and is designed, or made, to be worn breaking their journey except to obtain fuel; or over the nose and mouth to provide protection against infection. d. Transit through a medium risk area by vehicle flight particulars are: (otherwise than on a transport route which was, at the i. Name and contact details for the airline operator (where time of transit, on the list referred to in the definition 370 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 7 April 2021 applicable); restriced airport means:

ii. Name and contact details for the pilot in command of Smithton (347 Montagu Road, Strahan (Macquarie Heads Road, the aircraft; Smithton) Strahan) iii. Description of the aircraft; Bridport (Bridport Road, St Helens Aerodrome iv. Intended time, date and location of arrival in Tasmania; Bridport) (Aerodrome Road, Stieglitz) v. Full names and contact details for all persons on board suitable premises means: the aircraft; and i. a private residence; vi. Identities of any person who intends to disembark the ii. an airbnb or other short term rental accommodation aircraft and leave the airport on arrival to Tasmania. where the person or family isolating is/are the only foreign port means: occupant(s); (a) a port in any country (whether or not an independent iii. other premises approved by the Deputy State Controller. sovereign State) outside Australia and the external vessel includes: Territories other than New Zealand unless the port is in a high risk area or medium risk area in New Zealand, and (a) A ship, boat, hovercraft, ferry, raft and other water craft; and (b) a port in Antarctica. (b) A vehicle that is capable of use in or on water, whether high risk area means a geographical area, location or transport or not self propelled. route that is contained within a list approved by the Director and published on the website coronavirus.tas.gov.au as being an area, vessel particulars are: location or transport route with an elevated risk of transmission (vii) Name and contact details for the shipping company, of the Disease. shipping line or cruise ship company (if applicable); high risk premises means premises that: (viii) Name and contact details for the master of the vessel; i. have been identified by the Director as being premises (xi) Description of the vessel; which have an elevated risk of transmission of the (x) Intended time, date and location of arrival in Tasmania; Disease as at a specified date or within a specified period; and (xi) Full names and contact details for all passengers and crew; and ii. are contained within a list approved by the Director and published on the website coronavirus.tas.gov.au. (xii) Identities of any person who intends to disembark the vessel on arrival to Tasmania. medium risk area means a geographical area, location or transport route that is contained within a list approved by the Director and These directions take effect from 11:59pm on 31 March 2021 and published on the website coronavirus.tas.gov.au as being an area, will continue in force until further notice. location or transport route with a moderate risk of transmission The directions in relation to persons arriving in Tasmania made of the Disease. by me on 26 February 2020 are revoked with effect from 11:59pm medium risk premises means premises that: on 31 March 2021. i. have been identified by the Director as being premises The directions in relation to the regulation of aircraft movement which have a moderate risk of transmission of the Disease made by the State Controller on 27 March 2020 are revoked with as at a specified date or within a specified period; and effect from 11:59pm on 31 March 2021. ii. are contained within a list approved by the Director Dated this 31st day of March at 3:40 pm. and published on the website coronavirus.tas.gov.au. S A TILYARD permitted reason for the purposes of Direction 2(ii), Schedule Deputy State Controller 2 - paragraph (j), and Schedule 4 - paragraph (a), is: Delegate of the State Controller i. the person is undergoing medical care or treatment that is SCHEDULE 1 unable to be provided while the person wears a facemask; SCHEDULE OF SPECIFIED PERSONS ii. the person has left their isolation location due to an emergency and it is not practicable in the circumstances 1. National and State Security and Governance for the person to obtain or wear the facemask; a. Any person who, in the carriage of their duties, is iii. wearing the facemask would create a risk to the health responsible for the safety of the Nation or Tasmania or safety of the person; against threats such as terrorism, war, or espionage or acts of foreign interference and is required to be present iv. the person may lawfully remove, or is lawfully required in Tasmania for such purposes, and any persons assisting to remove the facemask; such persons; and v. the person holds a medical certificate, or other b. Active Military personnel ( other than those who fall within documentation from a 'medical practitioner' as defined Item 7 of this Schedule) who are required to perform in the Acts Interpretation Act 1931, that certifies that the time-critical duties in Tasmania which require the person person has a physical or mental health illness, condition to be physically present in Tasmania; and or disability that makes the wearing of a facemask unsuitable; c. A member of the Commonwealth Parliament who is ordinarily resident in Tasmania. vi. the person is in a vehicle: 2. Health Services a. alone, or a. A clinician in relation to health who is ordinarily resident b. only with a person or person with whom they ordinarily reside; vii. the person has the written approval of the Deputy State Controller to not wear a facemask. 7 April 2021 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 371 in Tasmania and who is requested by the Secretary of (A) travels directly to those premises, and the Department of Health, or their delegate, to return to (B) returns directly to their residence after obtaining Tasmania to present for duty in Tasmania; and that care; or b. A clinician in relation to health who is requested by the ii. In an emergency situation that requires the person to Secretary of the Department of Health, or their delegate, leave their residence to protect their personal safety, to present for duty in Tasmania to perform, during the or the safety of another, and the person - period in which the person will be present in Tasmania, duties unable to be appropriately performed by a person (A) immediately returns to their residence once the ordinarily resident in Tasmania. emergency situation has passed, or 3. Transport, freight and logistics (B) once the emergency situation has passed, travels directly to other premises that are suitable for a. Any person who, in the carriage of their duties, is the person to reside in until the expiration of responsible for the provision of transport or freight and the 14 days; or logistics into, within, and out of Tasmania; and iii. For the purpose of leaving Tasmania, in which case the b. Flight crew and ship crew - person is required to travel directly from their place c. for the purpose of delivery of persons, freight or logistics of residence to the point of departure and observe the into, within and out of Tasmania. hygiene practices described at paragraphs (f), (g) and 4. Specialist skills critical to maintaining key industries or (h) of this Schedule during transit; or businesses iv. Permitted to leave by an authorised officer and the a. Any specialists required for industry or business continuity person complies with any lawful directions given to and maintenance of competitive operations where the them by an authorised officer; and appropriate skills are not available in Tasmania, where c. Isolate themselves from physical contact with all persons the service is time-critical and where the provision of the other than persons with whom they ordinarily reside for service requires that the person be physically present in the period of 14 days; and Tasmania; and d. Monitor themselves for: b. Any person who, in the carriage of their duties, is i. any clinical symptoms of COVID-19, and responsible, while in Tasmania, for critical maintenance or repair of infrastructure critical to Tasmania. ii. sudden and unexplained: 5. Persons transporting patients, organs and tissues (A) fatigue, a. A person who, in the course of their duties, participates in (B) runny nose, the aeromedical delivery, transport or retrieval of patients, (C) muscle pain, organs or tissues into, or out of, Tasmania. (D) joint pain, 6. Police officers (E) diarrhea, a. A member of the Tasmania Police Service returning to Tasmania from travel in the course of their duties; and (F) nausea/vomiting, or b. Members of the Australia Federal Police or a police force (G) loss of appetite; and or police service of another State or a Territory of the e. If they believe that they are displaying a symptom referred Commonwealth (other than those who fall within Item to in paragraph (d) - contact the Public Health Hotline, or 7) travelling to Tasmania in the course of their duties a medical practitioner, to determine whether to be tested 7. Emergency Management Response or assessed for infection by the Disease; a. A person who, in the course of their duties (whether paid f. Cover their mouth when coughing or sneezing; and or voluntary), participates in time critical emergency g. Use disposable tissues and dispose of such tissues, after management activities at the request of the State Controller use, in a waste receptacle that other people will not touch (or their delegate), as a member of a team or unit, and except if protected from contact with the receptacle or within the scope of National arrangements for the provision its contents; and of interstate resources during an emergency. h. Wash their hands frequently and thoroughly with soap, 8. Other persons, or classes of persons, approved by the or an alcohol-based­ sanitizing chemical, especially after Deputy State Controller using a toilet, before and after eating and before and after returning from outdoors; SCHEDULE 2 i. Maintain, where practicable, physical distancing of at least REQUIREMENTS FOR ISOLATING IN 1.5 metres from other person; and PRIVATE RESIDENCES j. Wear a facemask at all times when absent from their A person to whom Schedule 2 applies is required to: residence for any of the reasons specified in Paragraph a. Transit directly between their point of arrival in Tasmania (b) of this Schedule unless for a permitted reason. and their place of residence and comply with any directions given to them by an authorised officer in relation to their transit; and b. Remain in, or at, that residence for a period of 14 days unless: i. For the purpose of attending premises to obtain medical care and the person - 372 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 7 April 2021 SCHEDULE 3 except as necessary to attend at premises, nominated REQUIREMENTS by their medical practitioner or the advisor on the Public Health Hotline, for the purposes of being tested SCHEDULE 4 for the presence of the Disease; and REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIFIED PERSONS iii. contact the Public Health Hotline, or a medical practitioner, to determine whether to be tested or A person to whom Schedule 4 applies is required to: assessed for infection by the Disease; and a. Wear a facemask at all times when: e. Cover their mouth when coughing or sneezing; and i. in public; or f. Use disposable tissues and dispose of such tissues, after ii. undertaking their work or official duties-­ use, in a waste receptacle that other people will not touch except if protected from contact with the receptacle or unless for a permitted reason; and its contents; and b. Remain in, or at, the premises that are their place of g. Wash their hands frequently and thoroughly with soap, residence within Tasmania unless: or an alcohol-based sanitizing chemical, especially after i. For the purpose of attending work or undertaking using a toilet, before and after eating and before and after official duties; returning from outdoors; and ii. Shopping for food, beverages, fuel, medicine and h. Maintain, where practicable, physical distancing of at least urgent household supplies; 1.5 metres from other persons; and iii. For the purpose of attending premises to obtain i. If the person - medical care and the person - (A) is within a category referred to in Item 2 or 5 of (A) travels directly to those premises, and Schedule 1 to this direction; or (B) returns directly to their residence after obtaining (B) is otherwise in close contact with a person who, by that care; virtue of the characteristics of the person, ought iv. In an emergency situation that requires the person to reasonably be regarded as especially vulnerable to leave their residence to protect their personal safety, infection or serious illness due to the Disease (a or the safety of another, and the person - "vulnerable person") - (A) immediately returns to their place of residence ensure that they, at all times when engaged in the provision once the emergency situation has passed; or of health services or health care to persons, or in close proximity to a vulnerable person, wear a facemask or (B) once the emergency situation has passed, travels wears other personal protective equipment that is normally directly to other premises that are suitable for worn during such contact by persons engaged in the the person to reside in until the expiration of provision of those health services or that health care. the 14 days; v. For the purpose of leaving Tasmania, in which case the person is required to travel directly from their residence to the point of departure and observe the hygiene practices described at paragraphs a(i), (e), (f) and (g) of this Schedule; or vi. Permitted to leave by an authorised officer and the person complies with any lawful directions given to them by an authorised officer; and c. Monitor themselves for: i. any clinical symptoms of COVID-19, and ii. sudden and unexplained: (A) fatigue, (B) runny nose, (C) muscle pain, (D) joint pain, (E) diarrhea, (F) nausea/vomiting, or (G) loss of appetite; and d. If they believe that they are displaying a symptom referred to in paragraph (c)(i) or (c)(ii) - i. cease to attend a place, other than a place referred to in subparagraph (ii), for the purposes of work; and ii. as far as is reasonably practicable without putting their survival at risk, remain in, or return and remain in - (A) the premises that are their place of residence within Tasmania; or (B) other premises within Tasmania that are suitable for the person to reside- 7 April 2021 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 373 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ACT 2006 DIRECTIONS IN RELATION TO THE MOVEMENT OF DIRECTIONS IN RELATION TO PERSONS VESSELS & PLACES OF ARRIVAL ARRIVING IN TASMANIA 6. The master of a vessel whose course commences outside A significant threat of an emergency is occurring in Tasmania Coastal Waters is prohibited from docking, berthing or due the coronavirus disease COVID-19 ('the Disease'). To protect anchoring that vessel at any place within Coastal Waters persons from distress, injury or death, I make the following which is not an approved maritime entry point. directions in the exercise of emergency powers authorised under 7. The prohibition in Direction 6 does not apply: Section 40 of the Emergency Management Act 2006 and pursuant a. if the master of the vessel has the prior approval to clauses 1(1)(b, 1(1)(q) and 1 (1)(t) of Schedule 1 to that Act: of the Deputy State Controller to dock, berth or DIRECTION TO PROVIDE INFORMATION anchor the vessel at a place other than an approved maritime entry point. Persons given such an approval 1. Every person who arrives in Tasmania from a departure point are required to comply with any conditions that are outside of Tasmania is required, on arrival and subsequent to imposed by the Deputy State Controller; or their arrival, to answer any question asked by an authorised officer within the meaning of the Emergency Management b. in an emergency or if it is essential to refuel, in which Act ('authorised officer') or to provide any document or other case the master of the vessel is required to immediately information required by an authorised officer. report the vessel particulars to Biosecurity Tasmania. 8. The master of a vessel whose course commences outside DIRECTIONS IN RELATION TO ISOLATION IN AN Coastal Waters is prohibited from docking, berthing or ACCOMMODATION FACILITY anchoring that vessel at any place within Coastal Waters 2. If, pursuant to these Directions, a person is required to isolate unless: in an accommodation facility, they are also required to: a. vessel particulars have been reported to Biosecurity i. comply with any lawful directions given to them Tasmania at least 24 hours before the vessel is by an authorised officer during the period they are scheduled to dock, berth or anchor; and required to remain in isolation at an accommodation b. the master of the vessel has a receipt from Biosecurity facility, and Tasmania for the vessel particulars that have been ii. remain in the room provided to them at the reported in accordance with paragraph (a); and accommodation facility specified to them for the c. the master of the vessel has notified Biosecurity period they are required to remain in isolation unless Tasmania of any changes to the vessel particulars permitted to leave their room by an authorised officer, that have been reported in accordance with paragraph in which case they must wear a facemask at all times (a). when absent from their room unless for a permitted reason. 9. A person who arrives in Tasmania by vessel from a departure point outside of Coastal Waters, is prohibited from PROHIBITION ON ARRIVING IN TASMANIA AT KING disembarking that vessel at a place which is not an approved ISLAND, FLINDERS ISLAND OR ANY ISLAND IN THE maritime entry point. FURNEAUX GROUP OF ISLANDS 10. The prohibition in Direction 9 does not apply: 3. If, pursuant to these Directions, a person is required to isolate a. to a person who has been granted prior approval by in an accommodation facility upon their arrival in Tasmania, the Deputy State Controller to arrive in Tasmania they are prohibited from arriving in Tasmania at King Island, at a place other than an approved maritime entry Flinders Island or any island in the Furneaux group of islands point. Persons given such an approval are required ('the Islands') except with the prior approval of the Deputy to comply with any conditions that are imposed by State Controller. the Deputy State Controller; or 4. Unless they elect to immediately leave Tasmania, a person who b. in an emergency, in which case the person arriving is arrives in Tasmania at one of the Islands in contravention of the required to immediately report the vessel particulars prohibition in Direction 3, may be required by an authorised to Biosecurity Tasmania. officer to isolate at an accommodation facility on mainland 11. Unless they elect to immediately leave Tasmania, a person Tasmania. A person who is subject to such a requirement must who arrives in Tasmania by vessel from a departure point comply with any directions of an authorised officer concerning: outside of Coastal Waters and disembarks that vessel at i. their departure from the Island, and a place which is not an approved maritime entry point ii. transit to the accommodation facility on mainland in contravention of the prohibition in Direction 9, may be Tasmania. required by an authorised officer to isolate for 14 days at an accommodation facility specified to them by an authorised 5. A person who arrives in Tasmania at one of the Islands in officer or at suitable premises. contravention of the prohibition in Direction 3 who elects to immediately leave Tasmania, may be required to isolate 12. A person who elects to leave Tasmania after disembarking at an accommodation facility on the Island or on mainland a vessel at a place which was not an approved maritime Tasmania as specified to them by an authorised officer, until entry point, may be required to isolate at an accommodation they are able to leave Tasmania. A person who is subject to facility specified to them by an authorised officer or at suitable such a requirement must comply with any directions of an premises until they are able to leave Tasmania. A person authorised officer concerning: who is subject to such a requirement must comply with any directions of an authorised officer concerning: a. transit to the accommodation facility, and a. Transit to the accommodation facility, and b. their departure from the Island. b. Their departure from Tasmania. 374 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 7 April 2021 DIRECTIONS IN RELATION TO THE MOVEMENT OF c. Transit to the accommodation facility, and AIRCRAFTS & PLACES OF ARRIVAL d. Their departure from Tasmania. 13. The pilot in command of an aircraft whose flight commences outside Tasmania is prohibited from landing that aircraft at DIRECTIONS UNDER THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT 1997 any place in Tasmania which is not an approved airport. 21. Every person who arrives in Tasmania from a departure point 14. The prohibition in Direction 13 does not apply: outside of Tasmania is required to comply with any directions of the Director issued under the Public Health Act 1997 a. if the pilot in command has the prior approval of applicable to persons arriving in Tasmania. the Deputy State Controller to land the aircraft at a place other than an approved airport. Persons 22. A person who falls within paragraphs (a) or (b) of the given such an approval are required to comply with definition of Affected Person who is not in isolation by virtue any conditions that are imposed by the Deputy State of Direction 30 or 37, is required to isolate themselves for Controller; or 14 days at an accommodation facility specified to them by an authorised officer or at suitable premises approved by b. in an emergency or if it is essential to refuel, in which the Deputy State Controller if they fail to comply with any case the pilot of the aircraft is required to immediately direction of the Director which requires them to undergo a report the flight particulars to Biosecurity Tasmania. test for the Disease. 15. The pilot in command of a defined aircraft whose flight 23. If a person referred to in Direction 22 subsequently undergoes commences outside Tasmania is prohibited from landing at a test for the Disease and it returns a negative result, they may any place in Tasmania unless: leave isolation if approved by the Deputy State Controller. a. flight particulars have been reported to Biosecurity 24. A person who falls within paragraphs (a), (b), (c) or (d) Tasmania at least 24 hours before the aircraft is of the definition of Affected Person who is in isolation scheduled to land; and pursuant to Direction 22, 27 or 29, is required to isolate in b. the pilot in command of the defined aircraft has the accommodation facility or at the suitable premises for a receipt from Biosecurity Tasmania for the flight an additional 10 days to the period of isolation required by particulars that have been reported in accordance virtue of Direction 22, 27 or 29 if they fail to comply with any with paragraph (a); and directions of the Director which requires them to undergo a c. the pilot in command of the defined aircraft has test for the Disease. notified Biosecurity Tasmania of any changes to 25. If a person referred to in Direction 24 has completed the period the flight particulars that have been reported in of isolation required by virtue of Direction 22, 27 or 29 and accordance with paragraph (a). subsequently undergoes a test for the Disease and it returns 16. A person who arrives in Tasmania by aircraft from a departure a negative result, they may leave isolation if approved by the point outside of Tasmania, is prohibited from disembarking Deputy State Controller. that aircraft at a place which is not an approved airport. DIRECTIONS IN RELATION TO HIGH RISK ARRIVALS 17. An Authorised Person or a person who has: 26. An Affected Person must not enter Tasmania unless they are a. spent any time in a medium risk area within 14 days an Authorised Person. prior to their arrival in Tasmania other than during 27. An Authorised Person who is permitted to enter Tasmania is authorised transit, or required to isolate for 14 days at an accommodation facility b. attended medium risk premises on a date or within the specified to them by an authorised officer. period identified by the Director, if such attendance 28. Direction 27 does not apply to an Affected Person who is under is within 14 days prior to their arrival in Tasmania- the age of 18 years who arrives in Tasmania unaccompanied is prohibited, on their arrival in Tasmania, from disembarking by an adult. an aircraft at a restricted airport. a. If such a person has spent any time in a high risk area 18. The prohibitions in Directions 16 and 17 do not apply: within 14 days prior to their arrival in Tasmania, or a. to a person who has been granted prior approval by attended high risk premises within 14 days prior to the Deputy State Controller to arrive in Tasmania at a their arrival in Tasmania, they are required to isolate at place other than an approved airport or to disembark suitable premises and comply with the requirements at a restricted airport. Persons given such an approval specified in Schedule 2 for 14 days from their arrival. are required to comply with any conditions that are b. If such a person has arrived in Australia from overseas imposed by the Deputy State Controller; or within 14 days prior to their arrival in Tasmania, b. in an emergency. they are required to isolate at premises approved by the Deputy State Controller and comply with the 19. Unless they elect to immediately leave Tasmania, a person who requirements specified in Schedule 2 for 14 days from arrives in Tasmania by aircraft from a departure point outside their arrival and any additional requirements imposed of Tasmania and disembarks that aircraft in contravention of by the Deputy State Controller and notified to them Direction 16 or 17, may be required by an authorised officer in writing. to isolate for 14 days at an accommodation facility specified to them by an authorised officer or at suitable premises. 29. The Deputy State Controller may authorise a person subject to Direction 27 to isolate at suitable premises. Persons 20. A person who elects to leave Tasmania after disembarking given such an authorisation are required to comply with the an aircraft in contravention of Direction 16 or 17, may be requirements specified in Schedule 2 for 14 days from their required to isolate at an accommodation facility specified to arrival and any additional requirements imposed by the Deputy them by an authorised officer or at suitable premises until State Controller and notified to them in writing. they are able to leave Tasmania. A person who is subject to such a requirement must comply with any directions of an 30. Direction 27 does not apply to an Authorised Person specified authorised officer concerning: in Schedule 1 other than a person specified in Items 2 or 8 of that Schedule, unless that person: a. arrived in Australia from overseas within 14 days 7 April 2021 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 375 prior to their arrival in Tasmania; or a. spent any time in a medium risk area within 14 days b. disembarked a cruise ship within 14 days prior to prior to their arrival in Tasmania other than during their arrival in Tasmania; or authorised transit, or c. on arrival in Tasmania is displaying any clinical b. attended medium risk premises on a date or within the symptoms of COVID-19 or has displayed any such period identified by the Director, if such attendance symptoms within 72 hours prior to their arrival. is within 14 days prior to their arrival in Tasmania, Such persons are subject to Direction 27 unless excluded from they must isolate for 14 days at suitable premises. A person the operation of that Direction by operation of Direction 28. who is subject to this direction is also required to comply with the requirements specified in Schedule 2 for 14 days 31. An Authorised Person who is not subject to Direction 27 from their arrival in Tasmania. by virtue of Direction 30, is required to comply with the requirements specified in Schedule 4 for 14 days from their 41. Direction 40 does not apply to a person who is specified arrival and any additional requirements imposed by the Deputy in Schedule 1 unless that person is displaying any clinical State Controller and notified to them in writing. symptoms of COVID-19 on arrival in Tasmania or has displayed any such symptoms within 72 hours prior to their 32. If an Affected Person who is not an Authorised Person arrival. Such persons are subject to Direction 40. arrives in Tasmania they must leave as soon as possible if required to do so by an authorised officer and comply with any 42. If a person specified in Schedule 1 is subject to Direction 40 direction of an authorised officer concerning their departure by virtue of Direction 41 and they subsequently undergo a from Tasmania. test for the Disease which returns a negative result, they are not required to isolate for the balance of the 14 days. 33. Direction 32 does not apply to a person who is subject to Direction 28. 43. A person specified in Schedule 1 who is not subject to Direction 40 by virtue of Direction 41, or is no longer subject to Direction 34. An authorised officer may require an Affected Person required 40 by virtue of Direction 42, is required to comply with the to leave Tasmania pursuant to a requirement under Direction requirements specified in Schedule 4 for a period of 14 days 32 to isolate at an accommodation facility specified to them from their arrival in Tasmania and any additional requirements by the authorised officer until they are able to leave Tasmania. imposed by the Deputy State Controller and notified to them 35. If an Affected Person who is not an Authorised Person arrives in writing. in Tasmania in contravention of Direction 26 and is not subject 44. If, on arrival in Tasmania it is not possible to verify/determine to a requirement to leave Tasmania pursuant to Direction 32, whether a person falls within Schedule 1, then Direction 40 they are required to isolate for 14 days at an accommodation applies to that person until that information can be verified/ facility specified to them by an authorised officer determined. 36. If, on their arrival in Tasmania, it is not possible to verify/ 45. If a person to whom Direction 40 applies fails or is unable determine whether a person is an Authorised Person then to nominate suitable premises on their arrival to Tasmania, Direction 27 applies to that person until their status can be then they must isolate at an accommodation facility specified verified/determined. to them by an authorised officer for 14 days, or until suitable 37. Direction 27 does not apply to a member of a maritime crew premises are identified and approved by the Deputy State granted an approval under Item 8 of Schedule 1 unless that Controller. person: EXEMPTION & RELEASE FROM ISOLATION a. arrived in Australia from overseas within 14 days prior to their arrival in Tasmania; or 46. The Deputy State Controller may: b. falls within paragraph (f) of the definition of a. exempt a person from a requirement to isolate subject Authorised Person; or to any requirement that is considered appropriate and notified to them in writing; or c. disembarked a cruise ship within 14 days prior to their arrival in Tasmania; or b. authorise the release of a person from isolation prior to the expiration of 14 days, subject to any requirement d. on arrival in Tasmania is displaying any clinical that is imposed by the Deputy State Controller and symptoms of COVID-19 or has displayed any such notified to them in writing. symptoms within 72 hours prior to their arrival. 47. A person who is in isolation at an accommodation facility 38. A member of a maritime crew who is not subject to Direction pursuant to Direction 27 of these directions who does not fall 27 by virtue of Direction 37 is required, for 14 days from within paragraph (c), (d), (e) or (f) of the definition of Affected their arrival, to comply with Schedule 4 and any additional Person, may transit directly from that accomodation facility requirements imposed by the Deputy State Controller and to suitable premises and remain in, or at, those premises until notified to them in writing. the expiration of the 14 day period of isolation if: 39. If, on their arrival in Tasmania, it is not possible to verify/ a. the high risk area they have spent time in within 14 determine whether a person satisfies the requirements of days of their arrival in Tasmania ceases to be on the Direction 37, then they are required to isolate in suitable list referred to in the definition of high risk area and premises approved by the Deputy State Controller until that the area has been placed on the list referred to in the information can be verified/determined. definition of medium risk area; or DIRECTIONS IN RELATION TO PERSONS ARRIVING b. the high risk premises they have attended within 14 FROM MEDIUM RISK AREAS days of their arrival in Tasmania ceases to be on the list referred to in the definition of high risk premises 40. If a person who arrives in Tasmania has: and the premises have been placed on the list referred to in the definition of medium risk premises. 376 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 7 April 2021 48. A person who is in isolation at an accommodation facility DEFINITIONS pursuant to Direction 27 of these directions or in isolation at Affected Person means: suitable premises pursuant to Direction 29 of these directions, who does not fall within paragraph (c), (d), (e) or (f) of the a. A person who has spent any time in a high risk area definition of Affected Person, is no longer subject to the within 14 days prior to their arrival in Tasmania, other requirement to isolate or to comply with the requirements than during authorised transit. specified in Schedule 2 if: b. A person who has attended high risk premises on a a. the high risk area they have spent time in within 14 date or within the period identified by the Director, days of their arrival in Tasmania ceases to be on the if such attendance is within 14 days prior to their list referred to in the definition of high risk area arrival in Tasmania; or and has not been placed on the list referred to in the c. A person (other than someone to whom paragraph (f) definition of medium risk area; or applies) who has arrived in Australia from overseas b. high risk premises they have attended within 14 days within 14 days prior to their arrival in Tasmania, of their arrival in Tasmania ceases to be on the list except for: referred to in the definition of high risk premises i. a person who arrives in Australia from New and has not been placed on the list referred to in the Zealand who has not, within 14 days prior to definition of medium risk premises. their arrival: 49. Directions 47 and 48 do not apply to a person who has, within (A) spent time in any other country; or 14 days of their arrival in Tasmania: (B) spent time in a high risk area or medium a. spent time in a geographical area or location, or on risk area; or a transport route that remains on the list referred to in the definition of high risk area; or (C) attended high risk premises or medium risk premises. b. attended high risk premises that remain on the list referred to in the definition of high risk premises on ii. a person who arrives in Tasmania from Antarctica a date or within the period identified by the Director. and is a participant in an Australian Antarctic Division (AAD) Antarctic program as either an 50. A person who, by virtue of Direction 47, is permitted to leave expeditioner or associated crew member (which an accommodation facility, is required to comply with: includes flight crews), provided that: a. any directions given to them by an authorised officer (A) within 14 days of arriving in Tasmania from in relation to their transit to suitable premises; and Antarctica the person did not spend any time b. the requirements specified in paragraphs b, c, d, e, f, in a medium risk area or high risk area, g, h, i and j of Schedule 2 until the expiration of the or attend medium risk premises or high 14 day period of isolation. risk premises; and 51. A person who is in isolation pursuant to Direction 40 of these (B) within 14 days of arriving in Tasmania, and directions is no longer subject to the requirement to isolate or while in Antarctica, the person did not come to comply with the requirements specified in Schedule 2 if: into contact with a person who was not also engaged in an AAD Antarctic program as an a. the medium risk area they have spent time in within expeditioner or associated crew member; or 14 days of their arrival in Tasmania ceases to be on the list referred to in the definition of medium risk d. A person who has disembarked a cruise ship within area; or 14 days prior to their arrival in Tasmania; or b. the medium risk premises they have attended within e. A person who, at the time of their arrival in Tasmania, 14 days of their arrival in Tasmania ceases to be on is subject to a requirement to isolate under a law of the list referred to ·/the definition of medium risk another State or Territory; or premises. f. A member of a maritime crew (other than someone 52. Direction 51 does not apply to a person who has, within 14 to whom paragraphs (c)(i) or (ii) apply) who: days of their arrival in Tasmania: i. On arrival in Tasmania, disembarks a vessel that, a. spent time in a geographical area or location, or on within 28 days prior to its arrival in Tasmania, had: a transport route that remains on the list referred to i. Berthed at a foreign port; and/or in the definition of medium risk area; or ii. Accepted personnel from a foreign port; and/ b. spent time in a geographical area or location, or on or a transport route that appears on the list referred to in the definition of high risk area; or iii. Accepted personnel from another vessel which, within 28 days, had been at a foreign c. attended high risk premises that remain on the list port; and/or referred to in the definition of high risk premises on a date or within the period identified by the Director; or iv. Accepted crew or other persons from an offshore facility; or d. attended medium risk premises that remain on the list referred to in the definition of medium risk ii. Arrives in Tasmania within 28 days of disembarking premises on a date or within the period identified a vessel in another Australian State or Territory by the Director. which, within that same period, had: 7 April 2021 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 377 i. Berthed at a foreign port; and/or Australia from overseas within 14 days prior to their ii. Accepted personnel from a foreign port; and/ arrival in Tasmania (other than a person to whom or paragraph (f) applies), a person who has been granted prior approval by the Deputy State Controller to enter iii. Accepted personnel from another vessel Tasmania. which, within 28 days, had been at a foreign port; and/or d. In the case of an Affected Person who has disembarked a cruise ship within 14 days prior to their iv. Accepted crew or other persons from an arrival in Tasmania, a person who has been granted offshore facility. prior approval by the Deputy State Controller to enter approved airport means: Tasmania. Hobart International (Strachan Devonport (Airport Road, e. In the case of a person who, at the time of their arrival Street, Cambridge) Devonport) in Tasmania, is subject to a requirement to isolate Cambridge Aerodrome (115 Burnie (3 Airport Street, Wynard) under a law of another State or Territory, a person Kennedy Drive, Cambridge) who has been granted prior approval by the Deputy State Controller to enter Tasmania. Launceston (201 Evandale Road, King Island (Morrison Avenue, Western Junction, Launceston) Loorana) f. In the case of an Affected Person who is a member of a maritime crew who: Flinders Island (122 Palana St Helens Aerodrome Road, Whitemark) (Aerodrome Road, Stieglitz) a. On arrival in Tasmania, disembarks a vessel that, within 28 days prior to its arrival in Tasmania, Smithton (347 Montagu Road, Strahan (Macquarie Heads Road, had: Smithton) Strahan) i. Berthed at a foreign port; and/or Bridport (Bridport Road, Barnbougle (425 Waterhouse Bridport) Road, Bridport) ii. Accepted personnel from a foreign port; and/ or approved hotel is a hotel, motel or place of accommodation that is contained within a list approved by the Director and published on iii. Accepted personnel from another vessel the website coronavirus.tas.gov.au for the purpose of the definition which, within 28 days, had been at a foreign of authorised transit. port; and/or approved maritime entry point means: iv. Accepted crew or other persons from an offshore facility; or Bell Bay Naracoopa b. Arrives in Tasmania within 28 days of disembarking Bridport Port Huon a vessel in another Australian State or Territory Burnie Port Latta which, within that same period, had: Currie Risdon i. Berthed at a foreign port; and/or Devonport Smithton ii. Accepted personnel from a foreign port; and/ or Grassy Spring Bay iii. Accepted personnel from another vessel Hobart St Helens which, within 28 days, had been at a foreign Inspection Head Stanley port; and/or Lady Barron Strahan iv. Accepted crew or other persons from an Launceston Whitemark offshore facility - Longreach Wynyard a person who has been granted prior approval by the Deputy State Controller to enter Tasmania. Authorised Person means: authorised transit is: a. In the case of an Affected Person who has spent any a. Transit directly through an airport in a medium risk time in a high risk area within 14 days prior to their area or high risk area where the person does not arrival in Tasmania: leave the confines of the airport except to board a i. a person specified in Items 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 or 8 of flight or to stay at an approved hotel overnight; or Schedule 1; or b. Transit from a place of isolation at an accommodation ii. a person specified in Item 4 of Schedule 1 who facility which is within a high risk area, where the has been granted prior approval by the Deputy person travels directly (otherwise than on a transport State Controller to enter Tasmania. route which was, at the time of transiting, on the list referred to in the definition of high risk area or the b. In the case of an Affected Person who attended high list referred to in the definition of medium risk area) risk premises on a date or within the period identified to an airport or seaport of departure without breaking by the Director, if such attendance is within 14 days their journey except to obtain fuel; or prior to their arrival in Tasmania: c. Transit through a high risk area by vehicle (otherwise i. a person specified in Items 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 or 8 of than on a transport route which was, at the time of Schedule 1; or transit, on the list referred to in the definition of high ii. a person specified in Item 4 of Schedule 1 who risk area or the list referred to in the definition of has been granted prior approval by the Deputy medium risk area) to an airport or seaport without State Controller to enter Tasmania. breaking their journey except to obtain fuel; or c. In the case of an Affected Person who has arrived in d. Transit through a medium risk area by vehicle 378 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 7 April 2021 (otherwise than on a transport route which was, at the i. Name and contact details for the airline operator (where time of transit, on the list referred to in the definition applicable); of high risk area or the list referred to in the definition ii. Name and contact details for the pilot in command of of medium risk area) to an airport or seaport without the aircraft; breaking their journey except to: iii. Description of the aircraft; 1. obtain fuel, or iv. Intended time, date and location of arrival in Tasmania; 2. enable a passenger to embark or disembark the vehicle provided that the vehicle did not stop in v. Full names and contact details for all persons on board a high risk area, or the aircraft; and 3. disembark for the purpose of transit to another vi. Identities of any person who intends to disembark the vehicle in order to travel directly to the airport aircraft and leave the airport on arrival to Tasmania. or seaport of departure, provided the person does foreign port means: not disembark in a high risk area; or (a) a port in any country (whether or not an independent e. Transit from a place of isolation at an accommodation sovereign State) outside Australia and the external facility which is within a medium risk area where Territories other than New Zealand unless the port is in a the person travels (otherwise than on a transport high risk area or medium risk area in New Zealand, and route which was, at the time of transiting, on the list referred to in the definition of high risk area or the (b) a port in Antarctica. list referred to in the definition of medium risk area) high risk area means a geographical area, location or transport to an airport or seaport of departure without breaking route that is contained within a list approved by the Director and their journey except to: published on the website coronavirus.tas.gov.au as being an area, 1. obtain fuel, or location or transport route with an elevated risk of transmission of the Disease. 2. enable a passenger to embark or disembark the vehicle provided that the vehicle did not stop in high risk premises means premises that: a high risk area, or i. have been identified by the Director as being premises 3. disembark for the purpose of transit to another which have an elevated risk of transmission of the vehicle in order to travel directly to the airport Disease as at a specified date or within a specified or seaport of departure, provided the person does period; and not disembark in a high risk area; or ii. are contained within a list approved by the Director f. Transit through a medium risk area or high risk and published on the website coronavirus.tas.gov.au. area by a person specified in Item 5 of Schedule 1 medium risk area means a geographical area, location or transport in the course of their duties, who wears appropriate route that is contained within a list approved by the Director and personal protective equipment at all times; or published on the website coronavirus.tas.gov.au as being an area, g. Transit which has the prior approval of the Deputy location or transport route with a moderate risk of transmission State Controller. of the Disease. clinical symptoms of COVID-19 are: medium risk premises means premises that: i. Temperature of ≥37.5°; i. have been identified by the Director as being premises which have a moderate risk of transmission of the Disease ii. Chills and/or night sweats; as at a specified date or within a specified period; and iii. Cough, shortness of breath, sore throat; ii. are contained within a list approved by the Director iv. Loss of taste or smell. and published on the website coronavirus.tas.gov.au. Coastal Waters means - permitted reason for the purposes of Direction 2(ii), Schedule 2 - paragraph (j), and Schedule 4 - paragraph (a), is: (a) The part or parts of the territorial sea of Australia that is or are within the adjacent area in respect of i. the person is undergoing medical care or treatment that is Tasmania other than any part referred to in section 4(2) unable to be provided while the person wears a facemask; of the Coastal Waters (State Powers) Act 1980 of the ii. the person has left their isolation location due to an Commonwealth; and emergency and it is not practicable in the circumstances (b) Any sea that is on the landward side of any part of the for the person to obtain or wear the facemask; territorial sea and is within the adjacent area in respect iii. wearing the facemask would create a risk to the health of Tasmania but is not within the limits of Tasmania. or safety of the person; defined aircraft means any aircraft (other than one which is iv. the person may lawfully remove, or is lawfully required used for the delivery, transport or retrieval of patients, organs and to remove the facemask; tissues) whose flight details (including the date, time and location of arrival) are not published on a publicly available website for the v. the person holds a medical certificate, or other purposes of communicating the arrival of flights into Tasmania. documentation from a 'medical practitioner' as defined in the Acts Interpretation Act 1931, that certifies that the Director means the Director of Public Health appointed under person has a physical or mental health illness, condition the Public Health Act 1997. or disability that makes the wearing of a facemask facemask means a fitted face covering, other than a shield, that unsuitable; fits securely around the face and is designed, or made, to be worn vi. the person is in a vehicle: over the nose and mouth to provide protection against infection. a. alone, or flight particulars are: 7 April 2021 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 379 b. only with a person or person with whom they in Tasmania and who is requested by the Secretary of ordinarily reside; the Department of Health, or their delegate, to return to vii. the person has the written approval of the Deputy State Tasmania to present for duty in Tasmania; and Controller to not wear a facemask. b. A clinician in relation to health who is requested by the restriced airport means: Secretary of the Department of Health, or their delegate, to present for duty in Tasmania to perform, during the Smithton (347 Montagu Road, Strahan (Macquarie Heads Road, period in which the person will be present in Tasmania, Smithton) Strahan) duties unable to be appropriately performed by a person Bridport (Bridport Road, St Helens Aerodrome ordinarily resident in Tasmania. Bridport) (Aerodrome Road, Stieglitz) 3. Transport, freight and logistics Barnbougle (425 Waterhouse a. Any person who, in the carriage of their duties, is Road, Bridport) responsible for the provision of transport or freight and logistics into, within, and out of Tasmania; and suitable premises means: b. Flight crew and ship crew - i. a private residence; c. for the purpose of delivery of persons, freight or logistics ii. an airbnb or other short term rental accommodation into, within and out of Tasmania. where the person or family isolating is/are the only 4. Specialist skills critical to maintaining key industries or occupant(s); businesses iii. other premises approved by the Deputy State Controller. a. Any specialists required for industry or business continuity vessel includes: and maintenance of competitive operations where the (a) A ship, boat, hovercraft, ferry, raft and other water craft; appropriate skills are not available in Tasmania, where and the service is time-critical and where the provision of the service requires that the person be physically present in (b) A vehicle that is capable of use in or on water, whether Tasmania; and or not self propelled. b. Any person who, in the carriage of their duties, is vessel particulars are: responsible, while in Tasmania, for critical maintenance (vii) Name and contact details for the shipping company, or repair of infrastructure critical to Tasmania. shipping line or cruise ship company (if applicable); 5. Persons transporting patients, organs and tissues (viii) Name and contact details for the master of the vessel; a. A person who, in the course of their duties, participates in (xi) Description of the vessel; the aeromedical delivery, transport or retrieval of patients, organs or tissues into, or out of, Tasmania. (x) Intended time, date and location of arrival in Tasmania; 6. Police officers (xi) Full names and contact details for all passengers and crew; and a. A member of the Tasmania Police Service returning to Tasmania from travel in the course of their duties; and (xii) Identities of any person who intends to disembark the vessel on arrival to Tasmania. b. Members of the Australia Federal Police or a police force or police service of another State or a Territory of the These directions take effect from midday on 1 April 2021 and Commonwealth (other than those who fall within Item will continue in force until further notice. 7) travelling to Tasmania in the course of their duties The directions in relation to persons arriving in Tasmania made 7. Emergency Management Response by me on 31 March 2021 are revoked with effect from midday on 1 April 2021. a. A person who, in the course of their duties (whether paid or voluntary), participates in time critical emergency Dated this 1st day of April at 11:30 am. management activities at the request of the State Controller S A TILYARD (or their delegate), as a member of a team or unit, and Deputy State Controller within the scope of National arrangements for the provision Delegate of the State Controller of interstate resources during an emergency. 8. Other persons, or classes of persons, approved by the SCHEDULE 1 Deputy State Controller SCHEDULE OF SPECIFIED PERSONS 1. National and State Security and Governance SCHEDULE 2 a. Any person who, in the carriage of their duties, is REQUIREMENTS FOR ISOLATING IN responsible for the safety of the Nation or Tasmania PRIVATE RESIDENCES against threats such as terrorism, war, or espionage or A person to whom Schedule 2 applies is required to: acts of foreign interference and is required to be present a. Transit directly between their point of arrival in Tasmania in Tasmania for such purposes, and any persons assisting and their place of residence and comply with any directions such persons; and given to them by an authorised officer in relation to their b. Active Military personnel ( other than those who fall within transit; and Item 7 of this Schedule) who are required to perform b. Remain in, or at, that residence for a period of 14 days time-critical duties in Tasmania which require the person unless: to be physically present in Tasmania; and i. For the purpose of attending premises to obtain c. A member of the Commonwealth Parliament who is medical care and the person - ordinarily resident in Tasmania. (A) travels directly to those premises, and 2. Health Services a. A clinician in relation to health who is ordinarily resident 380 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 7 April 2021 (B) returns directly to their residence after obtaining unless for a permitted reason; and that care; or b. Remain in, or at, the premises that are their place of ii. In an emergency situation that requires the person to residence within Tasmania unless: leave their residence to protect their personal safety, i. For the purpose of attending work or undertaking or the safety of another, and the person - official duties; (A) immediately returns to their residence once the ii. Shopping for food, beverages, fuel, medicine and emergency situation has passed, or urgent household supplies; (B) once the emergency situation has passed, travels iii. For the purpose of attending premises to obtain directly to other premises that are suitable for medical care and the person - the person to reside in until the expiration of the 14 days; or (A) travels directly to those premises, and iii. For the purpose of leaving Tasmania, in which case the (B) returns directly to their residence after obtaining person is required to travel directly from their place that care; of residence to the point of departure and observe the iv. In an emergency situation that requires the person to hygiene practices described at paragraphs (f), (g) and leave their residence to protect their personal safety, (h) of this Schedule during transit; or or the safety of another, and the person - iv. Permitted to leave by an authorised officer and the (A) immediately returns to their place of residence person complies with any lawful directions given to once the emergency situation has passed; or them by an authorised officer; and (B) once the emergency situation has passed, travels c. Isolate themselves from physical contact with all persons directly to other premises that are suitable for other than persons with whom they ordinarily reside for the person to reside in until the expiration of the period of 14 days; and the 14 days; d. Monitor themselves for: v. For the purpose of leaving Tasmania, in which case i. any clinical symptoms of COVID-19, and the person is required to travel directly from their residence to the point of departure and observe the ii. sudden and unexplained: hygiene practices described at paragraphs a(i), (e), (A) fatigue, (f) and (g) of this Schedule; or (B) runny nose, vi. Permitted to leave by an authorised officer and the (C) muscle pain, person complies with any lawful directions given to them by an authorised officer; and (D) joint pain, c. Monitor themselves for: (E) diarrhea, i. any clinical symptoms of COVID-19, and (F) nausea/vomiting, or ii. sudden and unexplained: (G) loss of appetite; and (A) fatigue, e. If they believe that they are displaying a symptom referred to in paragraph (d) - contact the Public Health Hotline, or (B) runny nose, a medical practitioner, to determine whether to be tested (C) muscle pain, or assessed for infection by the Disease; (D) joint pain, f. Cover their mouth when coughing or sneezing; and (E) diarrhea, g. Use disposable tissues and dispose of such tissues, after (F) nausea/vomiting, or use, in a waste receptacle that other people will not touch except if protected from contact with the receptacle or (G) loss of appetite; and its contents; and d. If they believe that they are displaying a symptom referred h. Wash their hands frequently and thoroughly with soap, to in paragraph (c)(i) or (c)(ii) - or an alcohol-based­ sanitizing chemical, especially after i. cease to attend a place, other than a place referred to using a toilet, before and after eating and before and after in subparagraph (ii), for the purposes of work; and returning from outdoors; ii. as far as is reasonably practicable without putting their i. Maintain, where practicable, physical distancing of at least survival at risk, remain in, or return and remain in - 1.5 metres from other person; and (A) the premises that are their place of residence j. Wear a facemask at all times when absent from their within Tasmania; or residence for any of the reasons specified in Paragraph (b) of this Schedule unless for a permitted reason. (B) other premises within Tasmania that are suitable for the person to reside- SCHEDULE 3 except as necessary to attend at premises, nominated REQUIREMENTS by their medical practitioner or the advisor on the Public Health Hotline, for the purposes of being tested SCHEDULE 4 for the presence of the Disease; and REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIFIED PERSONS iii. contact the Public Health Hotline, or a medical practitioner, to determine whether to be tested or A person to whom Schedule 4 applies is required to: assessed for infection by the Disease; and a. Wear a facemask at all times when: e. Cover their mouth when coughing or sneezing; and i. in public; or ii. undertaking their work or official duties-­ 7 April 2021 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 381 f. Use disposable tissues and dispose of such tissues, after use, in a waste receptacle that other people will not touch except if protected from contact with the receptacle or its contents; and g. Wash their hands frequently and thoroughly with soap, or an alcohol-based sanitizing chemical, especially after using a toilet, before and after eating and before and after returning from outdoors; and h. Maintain, where practicable, physical distancing of at least 1.5 metres from other persons; and i. If the person - (A) is within a category referred to in Item 2 or 5 of Schedule 1 to this direction; or (B) is otherwise in close contact with a person who, by virtue of the characteristics of the person, ought reasonably be regarded as especially vulnerable to infection or serious illness due to the Disease (a "vulnerable person") - ensure that they, at all times when engaged in the provision of health services or health care to persons, or in close proximity to a vulnerable person, wear a facemask or wears other personal protective equipment that is normally worn during such contact by persons engaged in the provision of those health services or that health care.

Electoral

TASMANIAN ELECTORAL COMMISSION Appointment of ordinary, mobile and pre-poll polling places required for the 2021 House of Assembly elections The Tasmanian Electoral Commission gives notice that, in accordance with sections 92 and 93 of the Electoral Act 2004, it has appointed the ordinary, mobile and pre-poll polling places listed below for the divisions of Bass, Braddon, Clark, Franklin and Lyons. Note that all polling places have been appointed for all divisions and that the headings only indicate the divisions in which the polling places are located. Tasmanian Electoral Commission 7 April 2021

Division of Bass Ordinary polling places Beaconsfield Lilydale Beauty Point Mowbray Branxholm Newnham Bridport Newstead Derby Norwood Dilston Nunamara East Launceston Pipers River Exeter Prospect Five Ways Ravenswood George Town Ringarooma George Town South Riverside Gladstone Riverside West Glengarry Rocherlea Gravelly Beach Scottsdale Hillwood Sidmouth Inveresk South Launceston 382 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 7 April 2021 Invermay St Leonards Karoola Summerhill Kelso Trevallyn Central Kings Meadows Waverley Lady Barron West Launceston Launceston Weymouth Launceston Central Whitemark Lebrina Winnaleah Legana Youngtown

Pre-poll polling places Launceston Scottsdale George Town

Mobile polling units Mobile Unit 1 Mobile Unit 4 Mobile Unit 2 Mobile Unit 5 Mobile Unit 3

Places at which a mobile polling place may be operated Ainslie House Launceston General Hospital Ainslie Nursing Home and Hostel May Shaw Aminya Aldersgate Village Mount Esk Aged Care Facility Beaconsfield District Health Service NESM Hospital Beaconsfield Park Inc. Northbourne Park Units Cadorna House Peace Haven Calvary St Luke’s Hospital Prospect Court Retirement Village Calvary St Vincent’s Hospital Regis Legana Dudley House Regis Norwood Fred French Home Riverside View George Town Hospital Sandhill Glenara Lakes The Manor Kings Meadows Community, Aldersgate Tyler Village

Division of Braddon Ordinary polling places Acton Queenstown Boat Harbour Riana Burnie Ridgley Calder Rocky Cape Cooee Romaine Currie Rosebery Devonport North West Sassafras Devonport South Shorewell Park Devonport Central Sisters Beach Devonport West Sisters Creek Don Smithton East Devonport Somerset Edith Creek South Riana Elliott Sprent Forest Spreyton Forth Stanley 7 April 2021 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 383 Gawler Stowport Grassy Strahan Havenview Sulphur Creek Heybridge Tullah Highclere Turners Beach Irishtown Ulverstone East Latrobe Ulverstone South Marrawah Ulverstone Central Melrose Waratah Montello Wesley Vale Moorleah West Ulverstone Moriarty Wivenhoe Natone Wynyard West North Motton Wynyard Central Penguin Yolla Port Sorell Zeehan Preston

Pre-poll polling places Burnie Queenstown Devonport Smithton

Mobile polling units Mobile Unit 1 Mobile Unit 3 Mobile Unit 2

Places at which a mobile polling place may be operated Coroneagh Park Nursing Home Mt St Vincent Nursing Home and Therapy Centre Eliza Purton Home for the Aged North West Private Hospital Emmerton Park Aged Care Facility North West Regional Hospital Karingal Community Rubicon Grove Latrobe Community, Strathdevon Smithton District Hospital Meercroft Care Inc. Umina Park Melaleuca, Home for the Aged Wynyard Care Centre Mersey Community Hospital Yarandoo

Division of Clark Ordinary polling places Austins Ferry Moonah East Battery Point Moonah North Battery Point West Mount Nelson Cascades Mount Stuart Chigwell New Town Claremont New Town West Collinsvale North Hobart Central Dynnyrne Roseneath Fern Tree Rosetta Glenorchy Sandy Bay Glenorchy Central Sandy Bay Beach Goodwood South Hobart Hobart City Taroona Lenah Valley Waimea Heights Lower Sandy Bay West Hobart 384 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 7 April 2021 Lutana West Hobart Central Merton West Hobart South Moonah Windermere

Pre-poll polling places Hobart Glenorchy

Mobile polling units Mobile Unit 1 Mobile Unit 4 Mobile Unit 2 Mobile Unit 5 Mobile Unit 3

Places at which a mobile polling place may be operated Aveo Derwent Waters Peacock Unit Barossa Park Lodge Queenborough Rise Community Barrington Lodge Aged Care Centre Rivulet Calvary Health Care Lenah Valley Campus Rosary Gardens Calvary Health Care St John’s Campus Rosetta Community, Strathaven Glenview Home Rosetta Community, Strathglen Guilford Young Grove Royal Hobart Hospital Lawrenny Court Sandown Village Apartments Mary Ogilvie Homes Society St Ann’s Homes Davey St Mary’s Grange Nursing Home St Helen’s Private Hospital Menarock Life ‘The Gardens’ The Hobart Private Hospital Vaucluse Gardens Retirement Village

Division of Franklin Ordinary polling places Adventure Bay Lauderdale Alonnah Lindisfarne Bellerive Lindisfarne Village Blackmans Bay Maranoa Heights Blackmans Bay South Margate Cambridge Middleton Clarence Montagu Bay Clarendon Vale Mornington Cradoc Mountain River Cygnet Rangelagh Dover Risdon Vale Franklin Rokeby Geeveston Sandfly Geilston Bay Sandford Glen Huon Seven Mile Beach Howden Snug Howrah South Arm Huonville Southport Judbury Tranmere Kettering Warrane Kingston Woodbridge Kingston Beach 7 April 2021 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 385 Pre-poll polling places Kingston Rosny

Mobile polling units Mobile Unit 1 Mobile Unit 2

Places at which a mobile polling place may be operated Bishop Davies Court Mornington Community, Lillian Martin Esperance Multi Purpose Centre Regis Eastern Shore Fairway Rise Snug Village Freemasons Home The Hobart Clinic Hawthorn Village The Queen Victoria Home Huon Eldercare

Division of Lyons Ordinary polling places Avoca Lower Barrington Bagdad Magra Bicheno Meander Bothwell Midway Point Bracknell Miena Bridgewater Mole Creek Brighton Molesworth Broadmarsh New Norfolk North Campania New Norfolk Campbell Town Nubeena Carlton Oatlands Carrick Old Beach Chudleigh Orford Claude Road Ouse Colebrook Perth Coles Bay Pontville Copping Primrose Sands Cressy Prospect Vale Deloraine Railton Dodges Ferry Richmond Dromedary Ross Dunalley Scamander Elizabeth Town Sheffield Epping Sorell Evandale St Helens Fingal St Marys Forcett Swansea Gagebrook Taranna Glenora Tea Tree Granton Triabunna Hadspen Tunnack Hagley Westbury Kempton Westerway Lachlan Wilmot Longford 386 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 7 April 2021 Pre-poll polling places Granton Sorell New Norfolk St Helens

Mobile polling units Mobile Unit 1 Mobile Unit 3 Mobile Unit 2 Mobile Unit 4

Places at which a mobile polling place may be operated Campbell Town Health and Community Service Midlands Multi-Purpose Health Centre Corumbene Care Millbrook Rise Centre Deloraine District Hospital Sorell Community, Ningana Eskleigh Home St Helens District Hospital Grenoch Home Tandara Lodge Kanangra Hostel Toosey Aged and Community Care May Shaw Health Centre Wellington Views Medea Park Residential Care

TASMANIAN ELECTORAL COMMISSION Appointment of additional statewide mobile and pre-poll polling places required for the 2021 Legislative Council elections The Tasmanian Electoral Commission gives notice that, in accordance with sections 92 and 93 of the Electoral Act 2004, it has appointed the additional statewide mobile and pre-poll polling places listed below for the divisions of Derwent, Mersey and Windermere. Tasmanian Electoral Commission 7 April 2021 Pre-poll polling places Burnie Rosny Glenorchy Scottsdale Hobart Smithton Kingston Sorell Launceston St Helens Queenstown Mobile polling units Mobile Unit 2 Mobile Unit 4 Mobile Unit 3 Places at which a mobile polling place may be operated Calvary Health Care Lenah Valley Campus Launceston General Hospital Calvary Health Care St John’s Campus Royal Hobart Hospital Calvary St Luke’s Hospital St Helen’s Private Hospital Calvary St Vincent’s Hospital The Hobart Private Hospital 7 April 2021 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 387

Staff Movements

Permanent Appointments

Probation Date of Agency Duties Assigned Employee Period Effect Department of Health Dental Officer M Yap 6 Months 16/04/2021 Department of Health Clinical Coordinator - Repatriation Centre A Scott 6 Months 15/03/2021 Department of Health Clinical Coordinator - Repatriation Centre S Kirkwood 6 Months 15/03/2021 Justice Probate Registry Administration Officer S Mulcahy 6 Months 29/03/2021 Department of Health Registered Nurse K Gathercole 6 Months 25/02/2021 Department of Health Administrative Assistant M Manandhar 6 Months 07/04/2021 Communities Tasmania Child Safety Officer J Davis 6 Months 16/03/2021 Communities Tasmania Child Safety Officer E Teague 6 Months 16/03/2021 Communities Tasmania Child Safety Officer H Ward 6 Months 16/03/2021 Primary Industries, Parks, Environmental Technical Officer P Farnham Nil 23/03/2021 Water and Environment Department of Health Registered Nurse S McCarthy 6 Months 29/03/2021 Department of Health Registered Nurse J O'Toole 6 Months 29/03/2021 Department of Health Registered Nurse S Khadka 6 Months 29/03/2021 Department of Health Registered Nurse C Anderson 6 Months 29/03/2021 Justice HR Advisor (Workers Compensation) C Quigan 6 Months 22/04/2021 Administrative Assistant - Child and Adolescent Department of Health K Gillie 6 Months 05/04/2021 Mental Health Services Department of Health Career Medical Officer A Das 6 Months 08/12/2020 Primary Industries, Parks, Senior Environmental Officer Assessments E Richardson Nil 07/04/2021 Water and Environment Justice Monitoring Officer S Phillips Nil 15/03/2021 Department of Health Allied Health Assistant S Bowron 6 Months 29/03/2021 Department of Health Registered Nurse J Hansson 6 Months 05/04/2021 Department of Health Registered Nurse L Browell 6 Months 03/05/2021 Premier and Cabinet Policy Analyst Intergovernmental Relations K King 6 Months 12/04/2021 Education Teacher G Bannon 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher G Cini 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher N Clarke 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher J Connors 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher I Forbes 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher R George 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher E Hodge 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher R Hutton 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher J Patmore 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher V Skipworth 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher S Walker-Bowd 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher A Williams 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher B Bowen Butchart 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher M Brewster 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher E Burton 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher C Cotton 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher A Dredge 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher S Edwards 6 Months 01/04/2021 388 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 7 April 2021

Education Teacher K Flood 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher S Hand 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher B Hendricks 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher N Holmstrom 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher T Hudson 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher J Keenan 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher D Kings 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher N Lang 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher R McCrory 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher S Moran 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher N Morphett 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher B Shaw 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher J Shearing 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher C Suckling 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher S Tann 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher C Tierney 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher R Waddilove 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher G Wallace 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher L Wallner 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher F White 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher J Williams 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher J Youl 6 Months 01/04/2021 Education Teacher X Zhou 6 Months 01/04/2021 Department of Health Registered Nurse Grade 3-4 C Bertram 6 Months 04/04/2021 Education Education Facility Attendant S Garner 6 Months 07/04/2021 Police, Fire and Emergency Mitigation Crew C Cooling 6 Months 19/04/2021 Management Police, Fire and Emergency Mitigation Crew C McCracken 6 Months 19/04/2021 Management Police, Fire and Emergency Mitigation Crew C Lambert 6 Months 19/04/2021 Management Police, Fire and Emergency Mitigation Crew J Long 6 Months 19/04/2021 Management Police, Fire and Emergency Mitigation Crew M Cottrell 6 Months 19/04/2021 Management Police, Fire and Emergency Mitigation Crew M Elphinstone 6 Months 19/04/2021 Management Police, Fire and Emergency Mitigation Crew P Nussbaumer 6 Months 19/04/2021 Management Police, Fire and Emergency Mitigation Crew A Newson 6 Months 19/04/2021 Management Appointment of Officers

Date of Agency Duties Assigned Employee Duration Effect Communities Tasmania Emergency Commander F Lieutier 18 Months 29/03/2021 Fixed-Term Appointments of greater than 12 Months

Date of Agency Duties Assigned Employee Term Effect Primary Industries, Parks, Team Leader, Private Land Conservation A Mann 24 Months 26/04/2021 Water and Environment Primary Industries, Parks, Environmental Officer R Webster 24 Months 08/04/2021 Water and Environment Primary Industries, Parks, Environmental Officer C Lanagan-Jonas 24 Months 08/04/2021 Water and Environment 7 April 2021 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 389

Promotion of Permanent Employees

Agency Duties Assigned Employee Date of Effect

Department of Health Clinical Nurse Educator A Copping 15/03/2021 Department of Health Clinical Coordinator - Repatriation Centre W Nettlefold 04/04/2021 Department of Health Clinical Coordinator - Repatriation Centre S Butler 29/03/2021 Communities Tasmania Executive Officer T Devlin 24/03/2021 Department of Health Team Leader - Anatomical Pathology Typing J Elmer 29/03/2021 Communities Tasmania Child Safety Liaison Officer - THS North T Popowski 22/03/2021 Justice Client Services Officer A Radford 30/03/2021 Resignation of Permanent Employees

Agency Duties Assigned Employee Date of Effect

Premier and Cabinet Customer Service Consultant N Kakkos 26/03/2021 Communities Tasmania Child Safety Officer D Marks 26/03/2021 Department of Health TasEquip - Asset Cleaner K Bird 31/03/2021 Department of Health Hospital Aide N Handayani 30/03/2021 Department of Health Personal Care Worker A Haskin 02/04/2021 Department of Health Food Services Officer T Pauly 19/03/2021 Department of Health Tradesperson I Bransden 01/04/2021 Justice Correctional Officer C Allen 17/03/2021 Department of Health Registered Nurse G Britton 02/04/2021 Department of Health Registered Nurse K Spruce 08/03/2021 Department of Health Registered Nurse M Muench 02/04/2021

Retirement of Permanent Employees

Agency Duties Assigned Employee Date of Effect

Department of Health Health Promotion Coordinator M Maginnis 01/04/2021 Department of Health Senior Social Worker M Lange 31/03/2021

Termination of Permanent Employees

Agency Duties Assigned Employee Date of Effect

Justice Legal Practitioner D Bearman 15/03/2021

Transfer of Officers

Transferred Agency Duties Assigned Employee Agency Date of Effect Premier and Education Chief Information Officer J Thurley 11/01/2021 Cabinet

Transfer of Permanent Employees

Transferred Agency Duties Assigned Employee Agency Date of Effect Integrity Communities Tasmania Financial Accountant G Munting 22/02/2021 Commission Department of Health Team Leader B Murfet Justice 07/04/2021 Premier and Communities Tasmania Vendor Manager T Young 23/03/2021 Cabinet 390 TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 7 April 2021

Promotion Without Advertising

AGENCY: PRIMARY INDUSTRIES, PARKS, WATER AND ENVIRONMENT It is my intention to request the Head of the State Service to exercise discretion to not advertise the following duties in accordance with section 40 (2) of the State Service Act 2000 and to promote the following permanent employee: Name: S Whitehouse Duties Assigned: Manager Recruitment Partnerships Description of the Role: Lead and manage the Recruitment Partnerships team in delivering recruitment services to the Agency, including the development and implementation of innovative and contemporary recruitment, selection and assessment policies and practices. Essential Requirements: Nil Desirable Requirements: Tertiary qualifications in a business or human resource related discipline and a current driver’s licence. State Service employees aggrieved by this intention may make application to the Tasmanian Industrial Commission for a review under section 50(1)(b) of the State Service Act 2000. Applications for review are to be lodged with the Tasmanian Industrial Commission within 14 days of the publication of this notice in the Tasmanian Government Gazette. Signed: Tim Baker

AGENCY: POLICE, FIRE AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT It is my intention to request the Head of the State Service to exercise discretion to not advertise the following duties in accordance with section 40 (2) of the State Service Act 2000 and to promote the following permanent employee: Name: E Westland Duties Assigned: Executive Officer, Office of the Commissioner Description of the Role: Provide high-level executive assistance and administrative support within the office of the Secretary/ Commissioner(s). Maintain information systems and efficient workflow, prepare documents and correspondence, arrange meetings and conferences, including coordinating papers, organising venues, catering and making travel and accommodation arrangements. Assist with projects and research. Desirable Requirements: Knowledge and experience consistent with qualifications recognised at Certificate 3 and 4 or equivalent are desirable State Service employees aggrieved by this intention may make application to the Tasmanian Industrial Commission for a review under section 50(1)(b) of the State Service Act 2000. Applications for review are to be lodged with the Tasmanian Industrial Commission within 14 days of the publication of this notice in the Tasmanian Government Gazette. Signed: D L Hine

Erratum

Erratum: The notice of resignation of D, Bearman (Legal Practitioner) in the State Services Notices of 24 March 2021 is hereby rescinded. Ginna Webster Secretary of the Department of Justice

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