Forms and Guidelines
Application Forms
Application for licence for dealings with a GMO involving intentional release of the GMO into the environment (DIR)Application for licence for dealings with a GMO not involving intentional release of the GMO into the environment (DNIR)
Application form - Combined NLRD Notification & Surrender of DNIR licence (RTF 228 KB)
Application form - Combined NLRD Notification & Surrender of DNIR licence (PDF 47 KB)
Record of Proposed Notifiable Low Risk Dealings (NLRDs) - required for all NLRDs assesed after 1 July 2007 - posted 1 July 2007
Application for declaration that specified information is confidential commercial information (CCI)
Application for accreditation of an organiastion
Application for certification of a facilityTop of page
Other Forms
Accredited Organisation Annual Report to the Gene Technology RegulatorIBCs are required to assess applications before they are submitted to the OGTR. The form below is a suggested tool for the issues the IBC needs to assess. It is not a requirement that this form be used, IBCs are welcome to develop their own forms to meet their own needs.
IBC Evaluation Report Form (RTF 17 KB)Top of page
Inspector's report form templates - Facility Checklists
Checklists for facility inspections are provided by OGTR to assist organisations when applying for certification of facilities and IBCs when carrying out annual inspections of facilities in determining that the requirements for that facility can be met. The use of these particular forms is not compulsory, they are provided to assist organisations.Facility inspection checklists - click here and go to the relevant PC level and facility type on the certification pageTop of page
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