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Resources are publications, audio recordings, video recordings, webinars, collections of these items and various other types of content.

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  • Communique of GTECCC meeting of 25-26 June 2019

    This Communique covers matters considered at the 12th meeting of the Gene Technology Ethics and Community Consultative Committee (25-26 June 2019, Melbourne).

  • Generic Risk Assessment Framework for Organisms

    This conceptual discussion paper proposes a generic framework for the environmental risk assessment (ERA) of organisms including a set of generic risk factors based on biological attributes of organisms and bio-physical characteristics of interactions of organisms with the environment.

  • Risk assessment reference documents

    These documents support the Risk Assessment and Risk Management Plans (RARMPs) prepared for applications for dealings involving intentional release (DIRs) of GMOs into the environment. They address matters common to many DIR risk assessments and are referred to in relevant RARMPs.

  • OGTR Newsletter Issue 5

    This is the second issue focussed on Confidential Commercial Information (CCI), providing more details about applying for information to be declared as CCI.

  • The Biology of Cicer arietinum L. (chickpea)

    This document provides baseline information about the parent organism for use in risk analysis of genetically modified (GM) chickpea that may be released into the Australian environment.

  • Risk Assessment Reference: RNAi technology

    This document describes how the potential risks of RNAi technology (gene silencing) are considered when preparing Risk Assessment and Risk Management Plans (RARMPs).

  • Application to vary a DNIR licence

    Use this form to apply for a variation of a licence for dealings not involving intentional release (DNIR) of a GMO into the environment under the Gene Technology Act 2000 (the Act).

  • Application to vary a DIR licence

    Use this form to apply for a variation of a licence for dealings involving intentional release (DIR) of a GMO into the environment under the Gene Technology Act 2000 (the Act).

  • Policy on scope for variation of GMO licences

    This document provides information on the scope of changes which may be made to a genetically modified organism (GMO) licence after the licence has been issued, and outlines the Gene Technology Regulator’s (the Regulator’s) approach to considering applications to vary conditions of a GMO licence.

  • How we treat Confidential Commercial Information

    In order to assess the risks from the GMO the Regulator requires information about the GMO and the proposed work. While the applicant may want to keep some of this information secret, they must tell the Regulator so the right licence decision can be made.