IBC & Accredited Organisations Information Page
4th National Institutional Biosafety Committee Forum 7 - 8 June 2011
4th National IBC Forum Presentations
Gene Technology Amendment Regulations 2011
The Gene Technology Amendment Regulations 2011 commenced on 1 September 2011. Information regarding the new amendments can be viewed at Gene Technology Amendment Regulations 2011.Organisations
Overview of the Gene Technology Regulatory Scheme (PDF 62 KB)Guidelines for Accreditation of an Organisation - updated 20 June 2007
Accreditation of an Organisation application form
Accredited Organisation Annual Report to the Gene Technology Regulator - updated 1 July 2011
List of Accredited Organisations
Legislation for the Regulatory Scheme for GMOs
Exempt dealings
List of host/vector systems classified as 'exempt' - updated 1 September 2011 (HTML)List of host/vector systems classified as 'exempt' - updated 1 September 2011 (PDF 191 KB)Top of page
Contained dealings
Guidance on classification of contained dealings with viral vectors - posted 22 November 2007 (RTF 355 KB)Guidance on classification of contained dealings with viral vectors - posted 22 November 2007 (PDF 97 KB)
Record of Proposed Notifiable Low Risk Dealings (NLRD's) - required for all NLRDs
NLRD categories as from 1 September 2011 (RTF 39 KB)
NLRD categories as from 1 September 2011 (PDF 21 KB)
List of Applications and Licences for Dealings NOT involving Intentional Release (DNIR) of GMOs
Guidance tables for the classification of contained dealings with viral vectors as at 1 September 2011 (updated) (RTF 322 KB)
Guidance tables for the classification of contained dealings with viral vectors as at 1 September 2011 (updated) (PDF 194 KB)
Guidance flowchart for the classification of contained dealings with viral vectors as at 1 September 2011 (RTF 1.1 MB)
Guidance flowchart for the classification of contained dealings with viral vectors as at 1 September 2011 (PDF 104 KB)
Guidance tables on the changes to the classification of contained dealings with viral vectors 1 September 2011 (updated) (RTF 430 KB)
Guidance tables on the changes to the classification of contained dealings with viral vectors 1 September 2011 (updated) (PDF 196 KB)
Guidance for IBCs assessing NLRDs involving retroviral (including lentiviral) vectors (RTF 233 KB)
Guidance for IBCs assessing NLRDs involving retroviral (including lentiviral) vectors (PDF 115 KB)
Factsheet - Changes to the Conduct of Notifiable Low Risk Dealings (RTF 259 KB)
Factsheet - Changes to the Conduct of Notifiable Low Risk Dealings (PDF 173 KB)
Guidance for making Records of Assessment of NLRDs (RTF 227 KB)
Guidance for making Records of Assessment of NLRDs (PDF 157 KB)
Model Form - Records of Assessment Notifiable Low Risk Dealings (NLRDs) (RTF 210 KB)
Model Form - Records of Assessment Notifiable Low Risk Dealings (NLRDs) (PDF 128 KB)
DIRs and GMO Register
List of Applications and Licences for Dealings Involving Intentional Release (DIR) of GMOsGMO Register
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Facilities
Certification GuidelinesApplication for certification of a facility
Facility Checklists
Other useful pages
OGTR Operational policiesRisk Analysis Framework
Frequently Asked Questions
Transport, Storage and Disposal of GMOs
Confidential Commercial Information
Application form for licence for Dealings with GMO involving Intentional Release (DIR) of the GMO into the environment
Application form for licence for Dealings with GMO NOT involving Intentional Release (DNIR) of the GMO into the environment
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